Healey Brothers Pod

In this episode, we sit down with the team from Renu MediSpa, a Hudson Valley aesthetic practice offering Botox, fillers, skin tightening, and more. We dive into how they got started, what drives their passion for helping clients feel their best, and what being a local small business means to them. Plus, we talk about our recent giveaway collaboration and their commitment to community connection.

Whether you’re curious about non-surgical treatments or just love a good local business success story, this one’s for you.

In this episode, we break down why global EV sales have surged 29% in the first four months of 2025 while U.S. sales have only grown 5%. We explore what’s fueling growth in China and the EU—including aggressive incentives, infrastructure investments, and strict emissions regulations—and compare that to the challenges holding back American adoption. From charging gaps and range anxiety to cultural preferences for trucks and large SUVs, we dig into what’s slowing the U.S. down and what needs to happen for EVs to take off stateside.

In this episode of The Healey Brothers Pod, we dive into the latest trends shaping the used car market as of May 2025. With prices seeing notable movement and new tariffs influencing consumer demand, we break down what buyers and sellers need to know. We also discuss how our dealership is navigating inventory, trade-ins, and customer experience to stay ahead of these changes—without relying on rising new car prices. Whether you’re in the market or just curious about the industry’s direction, this episode delivers the insight you need.

In this episode, we sit down with Evan Baright, Director of Operations at Foam & Wash Car Wash—a family-owned business with deep roots in the Hudson Valley. Evan shares the story of how his grandfather started the company back in 1966 while working at IBM, and how it grew into a local staple with 13 locations across the region. We talk about the importance of supporting small businesses, how Foam & Wash and Healey work together through community-driven efforts like car wash tokens, and what it truly means to give back to the community that built you.

Whether you’re a small business owner, a longtime customer, or someone who appreciates local success stories—this one’s for you.

In this episode of The Healey Brothers Show, we sit down with Chuck Benfer, a recognized Top 20 Leader in Radio by Radio Ink Magazine and a longtime force behind K104, one of the Hudson Valley’s most iconic radio stations. Chuck shares his journey in the radio industry, what it’s like running a local media powerhouse, and the deep connection between radio, community, and small business. From local events to supporting entrepreneurs, Chuck offers a unique perspective on what makes the Hudson Valley thrive—and how radio continues to play a vital role in bringing people together.

In this episode, we sit down with Heather Bell, President and CEO of the Orange County Chamber of Commerce, to discuss the vital role the Chamber plays in supporting local businesses across the region. Heather shares insights into the resources available for small businesses, the importance of community involvement, and how the Chamber is helping to shape the future of Orange County’s economy. Whether you’re a business owner or just passionate about supporting local, this episode highlights why strong business communities matter.

Nicky Paraggio and Jason Healey wrap up everything they experienced at the 2025 New York International Auto Show. They break down the major press conferences from Kia, Hyundai, and Maserati, share insights from the “Shifting EV Landscape” panel, and highlight their exclusive interview with James Bell, Head of Corporate Communications at Kia America. From exciting vehicle reveals to the direction of electric vehicles, this episode is packed with industry takeaways from one of the biggest automotive events of the year.

In this special edition of The Healey Brothers Show, we’re on the ground at the 2025 New York International Auto Show with James Bell, Head of Corporate Communications for Kia America. We talk about Kia’s massive brand transformation over the past decade, from the game-changing introduction of the Stinger to the strategic logo rebrand that elevated the company from a “used car alternative” to a top-tier automotive brand.

James shares his personal journey with Kia, the brand’s electrification strategy, and why the rebranding effort helped reshape public perception. We also get his take on the excitement surrounding the all-new EV4, the K4 hatchback, and the EV3’s big win as 2025 World Car of the Year—even before its U.S. release. If you’re into branding, EV innovation, or just want a behind-the-scenes look at Kia’s evolution, this one’s for you.

In this episode, Jason Healey, Dylan Healey, Bryan Gingold, and John Paraggio sit down with Lori Creeden and Robert Matarazzo from Lincoln Tech during a local career fair to discuss how Lincoln Tech helps prepare future automotive technicians for real-world success.

The conversation dives into the hands-on training Lincoln Tech provides, the importance of connecting students with dealerships through partnerships, and how Healey Brothers works directly with Lincoln Tech to support career growth for new technicians. Whether you’re considering a career in automotive or you’re curious about how dealers invest in the future of the industry, this episode offers valuable insights into what it takes to succeed in today’s service bays.

In this episode, we break down the current tariff situation impacting the automotive industry and what it means for both consumers and dealers. With a 25% tariff on imported vehicles now in effect, automakers like Hyundai, Kia, and Honda are making big moves to shift production to the U.S.—while others, like BMW, may be raising prices.

We talk about why March was a record-breaking month for car sales, how some brands are handling the pressure, and what customers can expect when it comes to pricing and availability moving forward. If you’re in the market for a new car—or in the business of selling them—this episode offers a clear, no-nonsense look at how tariffs are reshaping the industry without getting too deep in the weeds.