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As the transportation industry as a whole invests in alternatives to the internal combustion engine, the marine industry is moving forward with the development of a variety of electric boats.  In rural America and some cities, if you call 911, will they come?  A look at why this vital service is not always considered an essential one.  Finally, the WiFi network in your home and on your job will be used in different ways - including medical at home monitoring and security systems. 

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During this episode, we review the 2022 Volkswagen Tiguan SUV; discuss the history and evolution of the Monroney new car window sticker; and bring you current with a Tesla product update. 

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In the 1980 comedy Used Cars, Kurt Russell plays a "jack of all trades" salesman of dubious reputation.  The opening scene of the movie shows him under the dashboard of a mid-1970's Buick convertible.  The scene tightens around the odometer of the car at the exact moment he illegally "rolls back" the odometer from over 95,000 miles to just over 30,000.  While that was done mechanically, today it can be done with software.  We also take a look at agrivoltaic farming, the combination of farming around acres of solar panel arrays - and why it could hold big promise.  Finally, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is studying why women suffer greater injuries than men in similar crashes and what can be done to change that dynamic. 

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Will the American automotive marketplace embrace a family car with a performance bent?  We take the Camry TRD V6 for a ride.  The Feds recently introduced a "Bill of Rights" for systems that use artificial intelligence - but it has no enforcement power; and the insurance industry is sounding the alarm about the increasing sophistication of deep fakes and the potential impact on different aspects of everyday life. 

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This is a special episode of our program, created in part to answer a question by Jayce Skellen, one of faithful listeners, about the safety of highly pressurized hydrogen tanks in an hydrogen-powered electric fuel cell car - like the Toyota Mirai.  We also take a look at the growth of hydrogen energy storage facilities and why a number of automakers are developing hydrogen electric fuel cell vehicles. 

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During this episode, Ford's first pure electric, the Mustang Mach-E EV is reviewed; why consumers should care about coal miners; and why there is seemingly no land available for housing in the United States. 

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Approximately forty percent of materials in the tires on your vehicle consists of natural rubber - which is a contributing factor to the continued deforestation of the Amazon rain forest.  Bollinger Motors was one of the first EV manufactures that we covered when this program began.  We discuss how much they have changed in focus over the years.  Finally, community microgrids.  They may offer a solution to reliable electric power generation in a crisis, while making neighborhoods self sufficient. 

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Ken reviews the impressive 2022 Kia Sorento AWD SUV; Fuel Cells struggle in the shadow of EV batteries; General Motors ventures into the EV conversion marketplace. 

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A recent survey by J.D. Power takes a look at how customers view the increasing levels of technology in today's new vehicles; Why nuclear power has become the darling of utilities once again, and how the fight for your dashboard space has resulted in a showdown between Apple and the automakers. 

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In this episode - Ken reviews the 3rd generation Toyota Tacoma pickup truck

We consider the question: Will Artificial Superintelligence wipe out mankind?

And finally, we investigate just how safe EVs are in real world crashes. 

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