On this episode of Nemo Nation, Dave Nemo and Jimmy Mac welcome longtime friend of the show Lewie Pugh, Executive Vice President of OOIDA, for a no-nonsense, straight-from-the-seatbelt chat. In this edition of Pugh Tells It Like He Lived It, Lewie reflects on life behind the wheel, the lessons learned from the road, and how those real-world experiences now fuel his fight for drivers’ rights in Washington. With his trademark humor, heart, and honesty, Lewie brings the voice of the working trucker to the airwaves—because he’s been there, done that, and still carries the calluses to prove it.

On this episode of Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac welcomes world-renowned chef, entrepreneur, and military advocate Chef Robert Irvine. Long before he was on TV or running restaurants, Robert joined the British Royal Navy at age 15, serving over a decade in uniform—including time as a cook. Now an American citizen, Chef Irvine has devoted his post-service life to giving back to the military community.

In this heartfelt and high-energy conversation, hear how Robert’s early military experience shaped his culinary career, and how his Robert Irvine Foundation and Let’s Chow food truck initiative are creating real opportunities for veterans and military spouses to thrive in the culinary world. With trucks rolling in cities like Philadelphia, Ft. Lauderdale, and San Diego, this program is more than food—it’s a lifeline for those transitioning into civilian life.

Whether you're behind the wheel or behind the grill, this episode is all about service, passion, and purpose. Tune in and be inspired.

On this gripping episode of Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac is joined by renowned conservationist, investigative journalist, and best-selling author Eduardo Gonçalves. As the world marks 10 years since the brutal killing of Cecil the Lion, Eduardo returns to the airwaves with a chilling new trophy hunting book trilogy, each volume packed with revelations from years of undercover investigations.

From tracking down hunters with thousands of kills to infiltrating Safari Club International, Eduardo has uncovered a disturbing industry where rare and endangered animals are gunned down for sport—and rewarded with world records. He discusses the growing threat to the U.S. Endangered Species Act, the shocking role of British hunting estates in South Africa, and the emotional weight behind titles like “Shoot One Lion – Get One Free.”

In just 15 minutes, Eduardo Gonçalves delivers a haunting and urgent call to action against trophy hunting. Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation with one of the world’s most tireless wildlife defenders.

On this episode of Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler sit down with rising country powerhouse TracieLynn, whose bold voice and fearless songwriting are making serious waves—including a placement on Yellowstone. With a new single “Good and Gone” dropping August 1 and an EP coming September 5, TracieLynn opens up about the stories behind the songs, her musical journey from Virginia to Nashville, and why she’s just getting started.

From honky tonks to Hollywood syncs, TracieLynn brings a fresh, unapologetic energy to country music—and she's just as fun off-stage as she is behind the mic. Don’t miss this high-spirited, laugh-filled ride with one of the genre’s most exciting new voices.

On this powerful and uplifting episode of Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler welcome three incredible voices from the LGBTQ+ Truck Driver Network: founder Bobby Loy, Senior Diversity Officer Derric Schmid, and advocate Ollie Curtis. Together, they’re building bridges and breaking barriers in the trucking world—creating space for inclusion, safety, and community on the open road.

Bobby shares how a cross-country career change with his husband led to founding the nation’s largest nonprofit for LGBTQ+ truckers. Derric talks about his 24-year journey in the industry and how he helps drivers connect with LGBTQ-vetted companies. And Ollie offers heartfelt insight into the role of spouses, family, and chosen community in trucking life.

From the Driver Memorial Program to the Big Gay Trucker Podcast, this conversation is full of honesty, humor, and a whole lot of heart. Whether you're part of the LGBTQ+ community or an ally on the highway, this is a ride you won’t want to miss.

Learn more at lgbtqtruckdrivernetwork.com.

In a powerful and heartfelt edition of Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler welcome Major Josh Jabin (USMC, Ret.), Chief Operating Officer of the Travis Manion Foundation, into the passenger seat—joined by Brad Bently of FASTPORT. Fresh off his Memorial Day appearance, Major Jabin shares the mission behind The Honor Project, a nationwide effort that pairs volunteers with the stories of fallen heroes to ensure their legacies live on. From his years of military service to his leadership in veteran advocacy, Josh speaks about the importance of character, community, and carrying on the stories of those who gave everything.

Learn more at TravisManion.org or visit TravisManion.org/TheHonorProject to get involved.

Saddle up for this month’s ride into the American West as hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler welcome historian and author Megan Kate Nelson to Road Gang Radio. In this edition of Western of the Month, Megan dives into the quirky brilliance of the 1973 spaghetti Western My Name Is Nobody, starring Terence Hill and Henry Fonda. With her deep knowledge of Western history and pop culture, Megan explores how this comedic cult classic plays with—and pokes fun at—the myth of the gunslinger. From duels to dramatic slow-mo, and a surprising dose of slapstick, this conversation blends film, frontier history, and a few laughs along the way.

On this episode of Education Station from Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac chats with Tina Durborow, Director of Transportation Training at Cecil College. A former educator turned CDL program leader, Tina explores the challenges and rewards of teaching the next generation of drivers — and why great drivers don’t always make great instructors.

Topics Include:

Tina’s journey from health teacher to CDL educator

What makes an effective driver trainer

How Cecil College builds career-changing programs

Why mentorship is key to long-term driver success

On this episode of Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac welcomes Marine Corps veteran and recruiting legend John Frey to reflect on 30+ years of evolution in truck driver recruiting. From handshake hires to digital dashboards, John shares stories from his time at Werner, Stevens, CR England, and more — plus how programs like Transition Trucking and veteran apprenticeships are changing lives.

Americana quartet The Last Revel joins hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler to talk about their deeply personal new album, Gone for Good, out July 18 on Thirty Tigers. Bandmates Ryan Acker and Lee Henke reflect on their journey from hiatus to rebirth, and why this record captures their most authentic sound yet.

Topics Include:

Writing through hardship and healing

Reuniting after their 2019 hiatus

How the backcountry inspired their single “Go On”

Why Gone for Good feels like a turning point for the band