Hitting the road for a road trip soon? Matt and Patrick talk about the surprising number one mistake that roadtrippers commit during their drive- and how you can avoid being one of the drivers who commits the cardinal sin that robs you of $10-$20 every time you hit the road!

With the national average seeing its sharpest rise since March, chasing rising oil prices, Patrick and Matt discuss where we're headed at the pump going into the closing innings of the summer driving season, and answer just how high we'll go. Is $4 a possibility? Could we even go higher? Our weekly update on markets will update you on everything going and even some talk of potentially higher prices as we get closer to the prime of hurricane season.

Watch out! Oil prices have soared to their highest level in months as SPR releases wrap up and OPEC, led by Saudi Arabia and Russia get their act together to drive supply down and prices up. What's it mean for your wallet? Well, you'll be digging deeper to fill up- or will you? Patrick and Matt discuss where gas prices will head into the fall and what to watch out for if you're a diesel consumer- you'll want to know!

With half of the summer behind us and gas prices falling to their lowest since April, the BIG question is: when is the next big jump coming! Join in with Matt and Patrick for this week's update on where prices will be heading, and how gas prices were lowered to $1.776/gal for July 4 at hundreds of stations- hear much more about why it happened, and if they made any money on selling for so little, and why other stations were charging more!

With oil prices sliding today back below the $70 per barrel mark, consumers who are traveling for July 4 might want to tune in on what's going to happen at the pump in the days ahead, and learn what's happened every single day since April 23 to gas prices. Our weekly watch for this week is here! Join Matt and Patrick cover it all just in time for the weekend!

As GasBuddy celebrates its 23rd birthday, Patrick and Matt take a trip down memory lane and get to chat with GasBuddy's original co-founders, Dustin and Jason. In this episode we find out what they've been up to, how they came to start GasBuddy, its early days, and thoughts on today and everything in between. Any fans of GasBuddy will be delighted to hear from the guys that started it all and join to hear all about their most special moments at GasBuddy and much much more.

You might be surprised, but most Americans don't know when gasoline prices actually see their yearly peak. While gasoline demand peaks in the summer, tune in and be prepared to be surprised to learn when gas prices typically see their yearly high. Also we talk about summer blends of gasoline, how many there are, and why in the world the gas prices surge every spring- and you'll be disgusted to know how easy it could be for politicians to stop the spring spike!

Are you one of those motorists who likes to treat your car to more octane than you need? Well, cut it out- save your money, and you'll find out why in this episode where Matt quizzes Patrick on the topic of what grade of gasoline you need, and why buying the "better stuff" isn't that at all- but just burning your money up! We get into details on why overbuying octane won't improve your horsepower, and why octane is critical in cars, and how intuitive your car is when you put lower octane in your tank than you really need!

Over the weekend, OPEC+ met and decided to deepen previous oil production cuts, with Saudi Arabia announcing they will cut oil production an extra one million barrels in July. As a result, oil prices jumped up Sunday night, but gas prices are about to get hit. Matt and Patrick talk about if you need to worry and what it means for gas prices now and all summer long.

The start to the summer driving season is upon us, and of course, just in time, gasoline prices are starting to rise- but what's around the corner for next week, and with a debt ceiling deal perhaps ahead, will it get even worse than expected? Join Matt and Patrick to find all the answers about what could change and how bad gas prices will get!