Motorchats didn’t start as some perfectly planned idea…it honestly came from me trying to figure out what I truly loved.
Ever since I was a kid, I’ve always been into cars. I didn’t know much about them technically—I couldn’t tell you specs or details—but I knew the brands, and I knew what I liked. More than anything, I loved the sound of cars. There was just something about it that stuck with me.
At the same time, I always knew I wanted to do something with social media. I just didn’t know what direction to take or what I was truly passionate about—until I realized I could combine both.
That’s how Motorchats was born.
Originally, Motorchats started as just a podcast. I noticed there wasn’t much in the space when it came to car-focused podcasts, and the ones that did exist felt like they could be better or more engaging. I wanted to create something different—something more real and relatable.
But as I started building it, I realized something important: I actually had a stronger passion for content creation than just podcasting.
So I created an Instagram to help market the podcast—but that’s when everything shifted.
I fell in love with creating content.
I still do the podcast occasionally—about once a month—but Motorchats naturally evolved into something bigger. It became more about visual storytelling, social media, and capturing real moments rather than just sitting behind a mic.
But my love for cars and racing goes back even further.
Growing up, my dad would have Formula One or NASCAR on TV. At the time, I didn’t fully understand everything, but I was intrigued. I’d ask him questions about the races, the drivers, and how everything worked. That curiosity stuck with me, and eventually, I started doing my own research and learning more about the sport.
Then around the age of 18-19, everything became real.
I went to my first Formula One race—the Miami Grand Prix—with my best friend from college. And from that moment on, I was hooked.
The energy, the passion, the intensity—it was something you can’t fully understand until you experience it in person. The drama, the strategy, and the complexity behind it all made me fall in love with racing on a whole new level.
After that, I knew I never wanted to miss another race or another moment.
But what really changed everything for me was my first car show.
When I was about 17, my cousin took me to my first car meet—Cars and Coffee in West Palm Beach. Before that, I had no idea car shows even existed. I had been so focused on school my whole life that I didn’t realize there was this whole world out there.
And when I saw it for the first time—I thought it was the coolest thing ever.
From that moment, I wanted more.
My cousin started taking me to more events, including Supercar Saturdays, and that’s when I truly fell in love—not just with cars, but with the entire culture.
The energy.
The people.
The stories behind every build.
That’s when I realized something: it wasn’t just about the cars—it was about the connections.
I found so much beauty in the way people came together over something they loved. And I wanted to capture that. I wanted to show what that world feels like to someone who’s never experienced it.
That’s where Motorchats really came to life.
And honestly, I’m still learning. I don’t know everything about cars—and that’s okay. I’ve come a long way from just recognizing brands and sounds. Now I understand more about car parts, builds, and what goes into creating something unique. But in reality, I’ve realized I’m more of a racing and motorsport fan at heart—and that’s a big part of what shapes my content today.
Through interviews, vlogs, and event coverage, I’m able to show the real side of car culture—the passion, the personalities, and the community behind it all.
Motorchats is a reflection of everything I love: cars, racing, and content creation—all combined into one.
And this is only the beginning.
Make sure to check out my other blogs and subscribe to stay updated on my journey through racing events, car shows, and everything in between. You can also check out my YouTube channel to experience it all firsthand through my vlogs and content. https://linktr.ee/motorchats