The MF Show – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Welcome to The MF Show, your pitstop for celebrity interviews, hosted by Richard Waitas and Jerry Zaiden. We'll be talking about hot car topics, the automotive industry, and everywhere it takes us. To kick off the show, Jerry and Richard sit down to introduce themselves, talk about their origins in the industry, and talk about the future plans of the show. Jerry Zaiden, Co-Founder of Camburg, has an almost radical DIY attitude that has defined his career. Starting out at a window tint and sunroof shop, Jerry always believed in learning as much as he can, and using that knowledge to fabricate anything he needs himself. This belief led him from building surfboard racks and truck bumpers, to working at Rod Millen Motorsport, and starting Camburg Engineering with Co-Founder Jason Campbell. Richard holds a similar DIY attitude, something he attributes to his parents and their engineering background. Richard would share his father’s enthusiasm for working on cars, and this passion eventually led him to working at Magnaflow. Richard would then work his way up through the company, learning the industry along the way, and becoming an on-camera personality, sharing Magnaflow’s message with the world. 
On the MF Show, Jerry and Richard will bring in some of the greatest people in our industry, from racers like Mario Andretti and Ivan Stewart, to builders and designers like Chip Foose and Jimmy Shine. Follow along as we give you never before seen insights into these industry giants, and the industry as a whole. This is the MF Show brought to you by MagnaFlow.

In this episode of The MF Show, hosts Jerry Zaiden and Richard Waitas sit down with legendary car designer and builder Chip Foose. From his incredible journey traversing the automotive world, sweeping floors at his father’s shop to building show-stopping rides on Overhaulin’, Chip Foose stays true to timeless, classic design over trends, where he balances his work between creative liberty and unmatched craftmanship. We also discuss the exciting future of Foose Performance in collaboration with MagnaFlow and Camburg and what exciting possibilities this collaboration will bring. This is The MF Show, hosted by Jerry Zaiden and Richard Waitas, and brought to you by MagnaFlow.

On this episode of The MF Show, we sit down with shop-owner and hot-rodder Jimmy Shine. Jimmy has been building hot rods for over 30 years, and has been an automotive enthusiast his entire life.  Jimmy shares his personal history in automotive, from his father’s influence, living in SoCal, and his time working under the late great Pete Chapouris. We talk about SoCal as an epicenter for car culture, being home to an incredible amount of enthusiasts and manufacturers, including Camburg and Magnaflow. Jimmy also gives his personal account of his achievements, building his iconic 1934 Ford Pickup, and breaking into the 200mph club at Bonneville. Stepping into the modern day, Jimmy talks about the shop he owns and operates, Shine Speed Shop, producing full hot rod builds, and handling upgrades and repairs for customers. We discuss the experiences of operating a shop, and Jimmy shares how he tackles the unique challenges that come up in his line of work. Looking forward, Jimmy gives his take on what the future holds for the hot rod and aftermarket culture. This is the MF Show, hosted by Jerry Zaiden and Richard Waitas, and brought to you by MagnaFlow.

On this episode of The MF Show, we sit down with Brad Kowitz from TrailRecon. Brad and his son started the TrailRecon YouTube channel back in 2015, as a sort of personal video diary, and had no intention of making content for a viewer base. Regardless of intentions, Brad’s videos soon started to attract views, and Brad had developed a fan base of people who were interested in off-roading. This growing fan base inspired Brad to improve his content, and over the past 10 years, Brad has amassed over 634,000 subscribers on YouTube. Brad sits down with us to talk about his lifelong relationship with cars, and his transition from street cars to Jeeps and off-roading. Brad shares some personal stories and experiences of how much off-road has changed his life for the better, improving his relationship with his family, getting out in nature, and making content that inspires others to do the same. We then talk about the off-road aftermarket. We discuss off-road essentials, vehicle modification, camping gear, and Brad gives his initial thoughts on the new Land Cruiser both as a stock vehicle and an aftermarket platform. This is the MF Show, hosted by Jerry Zaiden and Richard Waitas, and brought to you by Magnaflow.

On this episode of The MF Show, we sit down with TJ Hunt, a YouTube heavyweight and JDM and exotic car enthusiast. TJ Hunt was one of the first to start a Youtube channel focused on car content, back in 2014. Now, TJ has a massive online following, and has pulled in hundreds of millions of views on his channel. We talk about TJ’s humble beginnings, making content on his first car, and the progression to the absolutely massive following he has today. TJ gives insight into how he was able to build an income and career out of his following by signing sponsorship deals and creating his clothing brand, Hunt & Company. We also talk in-depth about TJ’s other business venture, the aftermarket body kits and parts company, Street Hunter Designs. On a personal level, TJ talks about his beliefs and work ethic, and his firm belief in doing and monetising what you love. Looking forward, TJ talks about some builds he has planned in the future, including some more GT3 inspired builds. This is the MF Show, hosted by Jerry Zaiden and Richard Waitas, and brought to you by Magnaflow.

On this episode of The MF Show, we’re joined by off-road champion, Dakar Rally winner, and third-generation gearhead Casey Currie. From a childhood spent around Currie Enterprises and riding dirt bikes in SoCal, to conquering Dakar with Can-Am and Monster, Casey walks us through his life of nonstop motorsports evolution. We dig into his family legacy, building a career on passion and grit, and the wild story behind his rise from short course to global rally racing. Casey also shares what it takes to build the ultimate “Trophy Jeep,” his love for high-powered hot rods, and how exploring America’s backroads continues to inspire him. This is The MF Show, hosted by Jerry Zaiden and Richard Waitas, powered by MagnaFlow.

In this episode of The MF Show, we’re joined by automotive designer and artist Sean Smith. From sweeping floors in his family’s garage to shaping some of the most recognizable custom builds on the road today, Sean shares his journey through the world of hot rods, muscle cars, and beyond. We dive into his time at Art Center, his work with Ringbrothers and SpeedKore, and the stories behind show-stopping builds for clients like Kevin Hart. Sean talks design philosophy, how CAD and composites are changing the game, and the delicate balance between creativity and functionality. We also discuss the evolution of analog performance, the rise of resto-modded European cars, and what timeless design really means. Hosted by Jerry Zaiden and Richard Waitas—this is The MF Show, powered by MagnaFlow.

On this episode of The MF Show, we’re joined by filmmaker, race promoter, and off-road visionary Matt Martelli. As the CEO of Mad Media and the man behind the first Gymkhana’s and The Mint 400, Matt has helped shape modern automotive culture through his unique blend of storytelling, innovation, and pure passion for motorsports. He shares his roots in skateboarding, the origins of the groundbreaking Gymkhana series with Ken Block, and how that viral success lit a fire under the car world. We dive deep into his journey reviving The Mint 400, launching the California 300, and evolving desert racing into a full-blown cultural event. Matt also previews the next chapter—bringing short course racing back to the west and redefining what off-road content means in a digital world. This is The MF Show, hosted by Jerry Zaiden and Richard Waitas, and powered by MagnaFlow.

On this episode of The MF Show, we’re joined by one of the most iconic figures in off-road history, Ivan “Ironman” Stewart. With a legendary career spanning stadiums, deserts, and decades, Ivan shares stories from his journey behind the wheel of some of the most famous off-road machines ever built. From winning the Baja 1000 solo to dominating the Mickey Thompson Stadium Series, Ivan helped define what it means to be a champion in the dirt. We dive into his early years racing buggies, his long-running relationship with Toyota and PPI, and the origin story behind the Ironman nickname. He also talks about the impact of the Super Off Road arcade game, the evolution of the sport, and what keeps him connected to off-road culture today. This is a rare sit-down with a true living legend—The MF Show, hosted by Jerry Zaiden and Richard Waitas, and powered by MagnaFlow.

On this episode of The MF Show, we sit down with Constance Nunes—builder, TV personality, and founder of Cars by Constance. Constance shares how growing up in her father’s garage sparked a lifelong passion for wrenching, and how that passion evolved into a full-blown career in the automotive world. We talk about her early days working behind the scenes in LA shops, the vision behind her signature rose gold Mustang build that debuted at SEMA, and how she carved out a space for herself in the industry through hard work and creativity. She also discusses the transition from reality TV to building her own brand, and what it’s like to connect with a new generation of car enthusiasts through hands-on builds and content. This is a story about following your vision, building your own lane, and staying grounded in what you love. Hosted by Jerry Zaiden and Richard Waitas—this is The MF Show, powered by MagnaFlow.