Fill Up. Feel Good.

In this edition of "Fill Up, Feel Good" talks about the progress, the program's goals and how it is being implemented. The podcast includes comments from EPIC's Robert White and Mark Lambert of the Illinois Corn Marketing Board.

In this edition of "Fill Up, Feel Good" we explore an explorer's efforts to educate people about global climate change and how ethanol is helping.

Yet another racing organization has joined Team Ethanol. The American Le Mans Series will begin running on a street-legal ten percent ethanol blend this season, which begins March 17 with the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring. Meanwhile, all systems are go for the IndyCar Series to start running on 100 percent fuel grade ethanol when the season begins March 24 in Homestead. The fuel got the green light at the first open-wheel test in Daytona last month. Find out how these two great racing venues will show just how well ethanol performs in this edition of "Fill up, Feel Good."

This edition of "Fill Up, Feel Good" discusses what consumers can do to help the country be more energy independent. Audio is with President George W. Bush and Aventine Renewable Energy CEO Ron Miller.

As production grows, education and marketing of the farm-based fuel becomes even more important and that is why the Ethanol Promotion and Information Council has a busy year already lined up. In this "Fill Up Feel Good" podcast, EPIC Senior Director of Marketing Reece Nanfito talks about some of the programs, events and promotions in the plans.

Several recent surveys and studies relating to ethanol provide some insight into what consumers think about ethanol, how biotechnology can help fill the demand for both food and fuel, and how domestic sources of energy like ethanol can help revitalize the rural economy. This "Fill Up Feel Good" podcast discusses the results of these studies.

Learn more about how auto technicians and anyone else can benefit from taking the free on-line "Ethanol Fuel Performance Training" course from the Ethanol Promotion and Information Council.

Learn more about the excitement at the Indy Racing League as they prepare to go 100 percent ethanol in 2007 in the latest "Fill Up, Feel Good" podcast from the Ethanol Promotion and Information Council.

This episode is about the Iowa Corn Indy 250 announced last month to take place at the new Iowa Speedway. The podcast features comments from Iowa Speedway VP of Operations Craig Armstrong, Iowa Corn Promotion Board chairman Kyle Phillips and Ethanol Promotion and Information Council Executive Director Tom Slunecka.

The podcast focuses on a pump promotion for ethanol in Michigan featuring comments from Michigan governor Jennifer Granholm, IndyCar Series drivers Vitor Meira and Jeff Simmons, Michigan Ethanol general manager Tony Simpson, Saginaw county Michigan farmer Don Morse and customer Alicia Hope of Ann Arbor.

Ethanol was the official fuel sponsor of the Interstate Highway System 50th Anniversary convoy across America last month and this report features some of the comments that were made about ethanol during the event.

The Ethanol Promotion and Informatin Council sponsors more than an Indy car. Hear from some of them as they describe using this high performance fuel in their engines.

The program features several people who took part in "Ethanol Day" at the Indianapolis Speedway. Among them are Indy Car drivers Danica Patrick and Jeff Simmons, U.S. Secretary of Energy Sam Bodman, ethanol hot rod racer Mark Thomas, and EPIC president Tom Branham.

The podcast features comments from both EPIC executive director Tom Slunecka and O2Diesel Corporation CEO Alan Rae about this program aimed at helping cities use an ethanol-diesel blend for municipal transportation.

Meet the new driver of the Ethanol Car, Jeff Simmons. The podcast features comments from both Jeff and EPIC executive director Tom Slunecka discussing the future for Team Ethanol and how Paul Dana's legacy will live on in the IRL.

EPIC staff members will be making presentations at the Powershift 2006 conferences being held in different parts of the United States to encourage agriculture leaders to take the lead on promoting ethanol as a lead strategy for U.S. energy security.

The ethanol industry will soon be in a critical six-month time period that will determine whether many markets decide to choose ethanol as their replacement for mtbe in the long term.

The ethanol and automotive industry needs to provide good consumer education about ethanol along with the rush to develop this renewable fuel resource says Tom Slunecka, Executive Director of the Ethanol Promotion and Information Council.

In this first edition of Fill up. Feel good. Tom Sluncecka, Executive Director for EPIC describes the results of their first major consumer promotion in the Wichita, KS market.

Indy race car driver Paul Dana describes his switch to Rahal Letterman Racing and what that will mean to the promotion of ethanol.