In this episode we talk with co-worker Jill Harris the director of talent acquisition for AAA Northeast where I am now in my 37th year. We have many job openings for road service technicians to call receivers to travel agents.  Some of these positions are work at home, work at the office or a hybrid. Come check out AAA-- it is a great place to work www.aaa.com/careers  And of course we also chatted about the latest automotive news and talked with our listener family. 

In this podcast I chat with Michele Ellicks of the Registry of Motor Vehicles and Kelly Campbell program manager of the Travel Training Program Paratransit for the MBTA about planning ahead to give up driving and options available here in Massachusetts and beyond  

In this episode we discuss synthetic VS conventional oil, synthetic blends, high mileage oil and more. We also review the Hyundai Sonata and remember this date 20 years ago. 

For about a year now, about every two weeks, Sherman Whitman invites me to join him on the radio to talk cars, car repair, safety and travel. Always fun 

In this episode we talk with president and CEO of Camelion north America Ian Mendez about the safety and convivence of a portable jump-pack Then we review the SUV muscle car the Mercedes Benz GLC AMG 63 coupe and give away a AAA membership to Jeff one of our long distance listeners on Long Island New York 

about every 2 weeks I join Sherman and Sean and sometimes Chris to talk about cars and traffic safety, gas prices, and travel 

In this episode I was on All things United with Host Erin Daley about AAA's Charitable efforts the program air on WCRN 

In this full show podcast on the eve of Hurricane Henri, we chat with Jim Owens Mustang brand manager and Ford historian Ted Ryan --when adjusted for inflation the Maverick is cheaper than the first Model T 

So easy to save lives behind the wheel, slow down and wear your seatbelt. 

In this episode we talk with Natalie Harrington of the Lars Anderson Auto Museum who is out at Pebble Beach, then we review the Jeep Wrangler with a 392 cubic inch engine and talk tires with regular listener Robert from Tyngsboro