When your truck breaks down and time is money, TruckDown is the quiet powerhouse that gets you back on the road. In this episode of Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac sits down with Bob Toews (pronounced Taves), President of TruckDown Info International, to unpack how the platform became a vital part of the trucking ecosystem.

Join hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler on Road Gang Radio for an exclusive interview with Timothy Howls (aka Tim Lopez), founding member and guitarist of the hit pop band Plain White T’s, now blazing his own trail with a solo Americana rock project.

Hear all about Tim’s latest single and video release, “Smithereens,” and what’s next for his solo career as he continues touring with the Plain White T’s. Dive into the stories behind the music, including Tim’s unique blend of rock-infused Americana country, and a personal peek into his life—like meeting his wife on NBC’s Ready for Love.

Tim is also the 2nd guest on Lindsay Lawler’s brand new show We Should Write, live from Austin, TX, airing July 30th. Don’t miss this look into an artist balancing band life and solo artistry.

Singer-songwriter Hillary Reynolds joins Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler on Road Gang Radio for a moving and intimate conversation about her brand-new album—five years in the making.

This powerful body of work follows Hillary’s deeply personal transformation: becoming a first-time mother, navigating postpartum struggles, and ultimately reclaiming her voice as an artist. Her music has been featured on shows like Yellowstone and Loudermilk, and she’s penned songs recorded by Little Big Town (“Next to You”) and Dani Rose (“Got It from My Mama”).

In this episode, Hillary shares the stories behind the songs, the challenges and triumphs of motherhood, and the healing power of music.

In this episode of Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac sits down with Jeremy Kirkpatrick, Vice President of Public Affairs for the American Trucking Associations (ATA), to talk about the new image campaign: “Nothing Without Trucking.” Jeremy gives us a behind-the-scenes look at DRIVEN, ATA’s emotional new docuseries that highlights the heart, soul, and grit of America’s truckers.

We break down what’s already released — including Episode 1 and the upcoming Episode 2 — and share how you, your company, or your story can be part of this movement.

In this special in-studio episode of Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler welcome two powerhouse guests from Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services:

On this lively segment of Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler sit down with the multi-talented Audrey LeCrone—dialect coach, performer, and frontwoman of New Orleans-based band NOLA Crawzaddies.

Audrey dives into the world of voice work and dialect coaching, sharing insights from her work with actors and performers through her platform AudreyLeCrone.com and her storytelling podcast, UnmutedShow.com. She explains how accents are tools for authenticity—and how finding your true voice can be empowering both on and off stage.

Then the conversation turns musical as Audrey talks about fronting the funky, fearless NOLA Crawzaddies, blending traditional New Orleans flavor with fierce original flair. Expect a little laughter, a little wisdom, and a lot of soul.

On this thrilling episode of Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler sit down with Ryan Pote—former Navy helicopter pilot, NASA SAR commander, and now, debut author of the explosive Blood and Treasure series.

Pote’s debut novel blends cutting-edge science fiction with pulse-pounding adventure: The International Space Station goes silent, a capsule crashes off the coast of Mozambique, and a mysterious survivor sparks a high-stakes chase that stretches from orbit to ocean floor.

Ryan shares how his real-life experiences as a special operations pilot, search and rescue commander, and federal investigator inspired the action-packed plot and the complex world of Ethan Cain, his treasure-hunting protagonist.

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On this powerful episode of Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler sit down in-studio with Sarah Lee, Founder and Executive Director of Waypoint Vets, for a moving conversation about healing, purpose, and the mission to empower veterans through meaningful adventure.

Sarah shares how Waypoint Vets creates life-changing experiences at no cost to veterans—blending physical challenge, natural beauty, and reflection to build lasting camaraderie. Each adventure is not only a journey into nature, but also a way to honor the fallen and reclaim health and happiness.

Joining the conversation is Gena Harrison of FASTPORT, a strong supporter of veteran initiatives, who highlights the broader impact of programs like Waypoint Vets in the veteran community and workforce development.

On this episode of Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler welcome Brigitte Bourget, founder of the legendary Bourget’s Bike Works, to talk about American motorcycle heritage, custom craftsmanship, and her connection to the America 250 Experience.

Bourget’s bikes are more than machines—they’re rolling works of art forged in Phoenix, Arizona, using 98% American-made parts. Brigitte shares what drives her team to continue building custom bikes by hand, the relaunch of Bourget chassis kits and builder’s components, and how the company honors veterans and American ideals through everything they create.

This conversation also highlights Bourget’s partnership with Major League Baseball and the unforgettable “Stars & Stripes” Super Stretch bike that toured the nation in support of the Welcome Back Veterans initiative.

From Daytona to the heart of American patriotism, this episode is a celebration of legacy, freedom, and the power of two wheels.

This extended edition of Highway to Health brings heart, honesty, and health education front and center. Co-hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler (joining in-studio for the first time from FASTPORT’s New Orleans studios) welcome a powerhouse duo to the mic: Janet Church, CEO of the Sjögren’s Foundation and a Sjögren’s patient herself, and Dr. Don Thomas, leading expert in Sjögren’s and lupus.

In honor of World Sjögren’s Day (July 23), the team unpacks this misunderstood autoimmune disease affecting millions—many undiagnosed, most of them women. What is Sjögren’s? Why is it so often missed? What happens if it goes untreated? From personal stories to medical insight, this episode highlights the urgency of awareness, the power of support, and what listeners can do to help.

Whether you’ve never heard of Sjögren’s or know someone quietly suffering, this is a conversation that makes it real.