Podcasts about motormouth radio

The tradition lives on; for 20 years we've been using Mother's Day as a platform to showcase the cross-section of new and established show callers and guests in a "best-of" motif. So sit back ad listen to what makes this show what it is, a showcase for people's ideas and thoughts about all aspects of the car community. Whether they choose to call or come in, or just stop us on the street, it's all good, and it's MotorMouth Radio. Check our social media feed to see the pictures; on Instagram: @real_motormouthradio and on You Tube: https://youtu.be/bXkvELk0gg8

The boys celebrate their 23rd anniversary of doing MotorMouth Radio by promising to bring the listeners another year of quality automotive content. Shop heaters come up and the Diesel type is by far the winner as far as the audience is concerned. Ray shows some brake fluid testers and implores us to have a service performed while Chris explains the weird new tumor he experienced on a recent road trip.  Check our social media feed to see the pictures; on Instagram: @real_motormouthradio and on You Tube: https://youtu.be/UHZOe0Ouem0

This episode is sponsored by Lockton, click here to learn more In the world of automotive innovation, it's not just about keeping up—it's about leading the charge. The Center for Automotive Research (CAR) is where those big ideas come to life, and at this year's CAR Management Briefing Seminars (MBS) in Traverse City, Michigan, the industry's top minds gathered to share their vision for the future. This episode takes you inside CAR MBS 2024 like never before. We're not just talking about the event—we're diving into the conversations that are driving change, from the push toward electrification to the reshaping of how we view and acquire talent for the industry. You'll hear the voices of leaders who are not only shaping mobility but also inspiring the next generation of automotive pioneers. Hear firsthand the strategies they're deploying, the trends they're watching, and the challenges they're overcoming. Whether you're driving leading in the automotive industry or simply passionate about its future, this episode is your access to the conversations that matter.Co-host: Carl AnthonyWhat he does: Carl Anthony is the Managing Editor and Co-Founder of Automoblog and AutoVision News. He also hosts AutoVision News Radio and AutoSens Insights. Carl is a regular contributor on MotorMouth Radio on WHPC 90.3 FM and an active member of the Automotive Women's Alliance Foundation, supporting its mission to empower women in the automotive and mobility industries. He has collaborated with top automotive brands like Escort Radar, Cobra Electronics, Real Truck, and Meguiar's as a respected ambassador. Carl's previous roles include dealership and new vehicle launch trainer for Ford, Honda, Mercedes-Benz, and Volvo, as well as serving as a product specialist on Chevy's National Truck Team.Featured guests: Name: Tara Andringa Title: Executive Director of Partners for Automated Vehicle Education (PAVE)Discussed: [00:04:53] At CAR MBS 2024, Tara dives into the real-world impact of autonomous vehicles (AVs), stripping away the hype to reveal how the "last mile" could quietly revolutionize transportation. It's not about flashy tech—it's about practical solutions that could redefine mobility if only the public can learn to trust and understand it.Name: Scott Tobin Title: CEO of EnvorsoDiscussed: [00:06:53] Scott talks about bridging the gap between legacy automotive engineering and cutting-edge software technology. He explains how Envorso combines the best of both worlds, overcoming the silos in traditional auto design to create Software Defined Vehicles (SDVs). With hundreds of modules and millions of lines of code, these vehicles redefine customer experience through updatable software, efficient electrical architecture, and data-driven insights.Name: Collin ShawTitle: President, MEMADiscussed:...

This episode is sponsored by Lockton, click here to learn more Watch the full video on YouTube - click hereIn this special episode of the Automotive Leaders Podcast, host Jan Griffiths teams up with co-host Carl Anthony, Managing Director and co-founder of Automoblog and AutoVision News, for an in-depth conversation with Alan Amici, the President and CEO of the Center for Automotive Research (CAR).Since assuming the position at CAR almost two years ago, Alan says the organization has been very active and is making exciting developments to strengthen it further."CAR's mission is to inform and advise with the goal of making the automotive industry more viable and sustainable," says Alan. He explains that CAR achieves this mission through a three-pronged approach: conducting research, hosting events, and fostering partnerships with private and public entities.Discussing the need for a cultural shift in the automotive industry to match its technological advancements, Alan points out the strategies employed by General Motors and Ford to attract new talent. He also underscores the industry's need for more diversity, particularly women in leadership roles, to improve decision-making and better cater to market demands.Alan emphasizes how the traditional model of making car changes after assembly is changing with over-the-air updates; this allows for continuous improvement and risk-taking in development. He also talks about the increasing global competition, especially from China, and emphasizes the need to focus on speed and adaptability to remain competitive.The episode concludes with a look at the upcoming Management Briefing Seminar (MBS) conference in Traverse City, Michigan. Be sure to listen to the very end when Alan shares the names of their visionary guests and the new content they prepared for CAR's main event!Themes discussed in this episode:Why we need to adapt culturally to support innovations such as software-defined vehicles and the development of electric vehiclesUnderstanding CAR's role in the global automotive industryThe need to increase the representation of women in engineering and leadership roles to achieve workforce diversityUnderstanding the importance of speed and adaptability in maintaining competitiveness amidst increasing global competitionHow automakers are increasingly bringing software development capabilities in-house and the challenges they face in developing these competenciesThe challenges and the requirements for transitioning from internal combustion engines to electric vehiclesWhat you can anticipate from the upcoming CAR-MBS and why you should attendCo-host: Carl AnthonyWhat he does: Carl Anthony is the Managing Editor and Co-Founder of Automoblog and AutoVision News. He also hosts AutoVision News Radio and AutoSens Insights. Carl is a regular contributor on MotorMouth Radio on WHPC 90.3 FM and an active member of the Automotive Women's Alliance Foundation, supporting its mission to empower women in the automotive and mobility industries. He has collaborated with top automotive brands like Escort Radar, Cobra Electronics, Real Truck, and Meguiar's as a respected ambassador. Carl's previous roles include dealership and new vehicle launch...

While Ray makes his annual pilgrimage to the only car show he'll attend; the MALBA Display On the Bay, Chris gets to make MotorMouth Radio history by doing a remote broadcast with MatcoMan Brian as his co-host. If you haven't laughed while listening to a radio show in a while listen to this one and you'll have something to talk about.

Episode 60 of Pull Yourself to Pieces is here, with Part 2 of our talk with Chris Switzer from MotorMouth Radio. We discuss cars, cars, and radio shows about cars. Hope you like the updated format. Your favorite new show: Pull Yourself to Pieces: Getting What's inside...Out. Find MotorMouth Radio at: https://www.motormouthradio.com/, https://www.youtube.com/@MotorMouthRadio, https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/motormouth-radio/id1163226146 Follow us on twitter @velocirexx and @LibrandiRay and Instagram @pullyourselftopieces and Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100072215413665 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pull-yourself-to-pieces/support

Episode 59 of Pull Yourself to Pieces is here, with Part 1 of our talk with Chris Switzer from MotorMouth Radio. We discuss cars, cars, and radio shows about cars. Hope you like the updated format. Your favorite new show: Pull Yourself to Pieces: Getting What's inside...Out. Find MotorMouth Radio at: https://www.motormouthradio.com/, https://www.youtube.com/@MotorMouthRadio, https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/motormouth-radio/id1163226146 Follow us on twitter @velocirexx and @LibrandiRay and Instagram @pullyourselftopieces and Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100072215413665 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pull-yourself-to-pieces/support

Ray & Chris dive right into the nagging topics of lawnmower repair and maintenance then ask a prolific question; "Is the MotorMouth Radio jinx contagious?" That leads to talk of bringing car parts into the house and cleaning them in a kitchen dishwasher, and a list of automotive fluids that have stained our family lawns when we were growing up. You don't get stuff like this on NPR my friend, not by a long shot!

Back with a vengeance to kick off our 20th year of broadcasting, the boys start the show by talking about stopping, more specifically how to adjust a car's brake pushrod. The show quickly transitions into the finer points of model car building and some of the crazier Craigslist ads the guys & a caller have seen. One of the shows regular callers promises to send a picture of how he "measured the sunshine" down in Florida.

January marks the 20 year anniversary of MotorMouth Radio and Ray & Chris decided there was no better way to commemorate it than to compile show bits featuring many of the colorful listeners, callers & guests from the span of the show, as well as ALL of the co-hosts who've worked on it (six in total). Sit back and enjoy this mash-up of topics and personalities that have made us what we are, some aren't with us anymore and some are still going strong. Who knows, you may find yourself featured in this fitting tribute to a fine show.

The boys talk about subjects relating to the cloning of modern car transponder keys used to steal cars, hydro dipping of custom car parts, and the process of plating plastic parts with a chromium finish. LED lighting somehow leads to bumper re-chroming and derelict snowblower restoration, topics you'll only find on a show like MotorMouth Radio!

The boys start off by covering the passing of Monte Hellman, who was involved in the making of Ray's favorite car movie, "Two Lane Blacktop", then the talk turns to repair and restoration topics. Chris ponders how to best mount rocker panel molding on his big Chrysler and gets plenty of caller suggestions. Ray talks about the 64 Caddy project and the need to decipher the brake problems the project Mustang is encountering. Just another week on MotorMouth Radio!

It's vintage week on MotorMouth Radio when the boys cover using 39 year old tires on a project car, lament the cancellation of the Edsel 61 years ago, and compare their mechanical car clocks. Moving forward, using modern rims on old cars, and previous owners who are slobs raises some hackles, only to be topped off with some old motor-home restoration stories from the listeners... a fun show indeed.

The virus scare has us doing a remote broadcast from an undisclosed location this week, and it often takes a team to move the ball. The team of Ray, Chris, Kim & Rob Leonard propel the car talk this time around with the boys covering everything from the history of MotorMouth Radio to using "mechanic in a can", having mis-matched lug nuts & Rob asking the ultimate question of "where in the world did all of the cool junkyards we know go".

The virus scare has us doing a remote broadcast from an undisclosed location this week, and it often takes a team to move the ball. The team of Ray, Chris, Kim & Rob Leonard propel the car talk this time around with the boys covering everything from the history of MotorMouth Radio to using "mechanic in a can", having mis-matched lug nuts & Rob asking the ultimate question of "where in the world did all of the cool junkyards we know go".

Rusty & Debbie join us in the studio today to discuss the annual pumpkinrace that's held in their neighborhood. Rusty recaps the past season of Go-Karting andtalks about how he scouted out a new local slot car track where off-season racers can go tobeat the Winter doldrums. If its got wheels we'll race it on MotorMouth Radio.

Rusty & Debbie join us in the studio today to discuss the annual pumpkinrace that's held in their neighborhood. Rusty recaps the past season of Go-Karting andtalks about how he scouted out a new local slot car track where off-season racers can go tobeat the Winter doldrums. If its got wheels we'll race it on MotorMouth Radio.

With over 28 years of hands on experience, Steve Linden has built a solid reputation as the “go to” source for classic and vintage vehicle services. In the conversations I've already had with Steve, his attention to detail and focus on the customer experience has helped him build his business to where it is today and it's easy to see why he's a huge success. Steve performs vintage and classic car appraisals, pre-purchase inspections, export services if you want your classic ride to be shipped outside the US and this intrigues me as well, Steve provides expert witness services too, we will talk a bit about all of these today. Here's what Steve and I talk about on today's show: Share with our growing community, how you got into the car business? Steve, what's your thought about buying or selling a car through an auction? Many of our fans are doing work on their own and in their garages as we all know accidents can happen. Share what happens when the unfortunate happens and there's a fire. What are your thoughts on restoration versus modification as it pertains to value of a classic ride? Let's talk for a moment about pre-inspection of a car. What do you look for? Is a car less valuable if VIN doesn't match everywhere? What do you like best in the world of early Mustangs? When we spoke prior to the interview you mentioned you have been in your share of classic Mustangs. What are you seeing as some common things to look for when buying one? Tell me about MotorMouth Radio? Website: www.stevelinden.com Phone: 516-524-4102 Have an idea for the show or think you'd make a great guest, send an email to the host: doug@turnkeypodcast.com Thanks for listening, keep it safe, keep in rollin' and keep it on the road! Until next time.

Ray & Joe get back into the swing of things by talking about what to have with you to make a good roadside repair, last week's car shows get recapped and a caller relayshow he's using the fan out of his Mazda pickup to cool his home air conditioner...you'll only hear this stuff on MotorMouth Radio.

Ray & Joe get back into the swing of things by talking about what to have with you to make a good roadside repair, last week's car shows get recapped and a caller relayshow he's using the fan out of his Mazda pickup to cool his home air conditioner...you'll only hear this stuff on MotorMouth Radio.

The guys turn this show over to the listeners & guests by highlightinga carefully selected grouping of "best-of" bits from the course of the last year. Listenclosely because you never know who, or what is going to show up on these shows.

The guys turn this show over to the listeners & guests by highlightinga carefully selected grouping of "best-of" bits from the course of the last year. Listenclosely because you never know who, or what is going to show up on these shows.

This week Ray talks about the easiest front end he's ever worked on, Joe relates how to removethe exhaust from a Hummer, then the finer points of rebuilding a Valiant carburetor come up. A Honda with a funky exhaust smell are only eclipsed by our alumni C.C. Switzer's new restoration project Chrysler 300 that reeks of a strong varnish smell. All in all, a typical week on MotorMouth Radio.

This week Ray talks about the easiest front end he's ever worked on, Joe relates how to removethe exhaust from a Hummer, then the finer points of rebuilding a Valiant carburetor come up. A Honda with a funky exhaust smell are only eclipsed by our alumni C.C. Switzer's new restoration project Chrysler 300 that reeks of a strong varnish smell. All in all, a typical week on MotorMouth Radio.

A 74 Corvette at the U.D. provides Joe with all sorts of diagnostic challenges including spark, fuel & seized brakes. The Mercedes SUV Ray worked on pulls hard then corrects itself mysteriously on a road test. This show marks 18 years of MotorMouth Radio!

A 74 Corvette at the U.D. provides Joe with all sorts of diagnostic challenges including spark, fuel & seized brakes. The Mercedes SUV Ray worked on pulls hard then corrects itself mysteriously on a road test. This show marks 18 years of MotorMouth Radio!

We discuss some of the specialty tools needed to work on late model cars, Joe explains why power-braking a Ford helped diagnose an engine misfire, and we plod through the 2018 list of MotorMouth Radio's memorable moments on this show.

We discuss some of the specialty tools needed to work on late model cars, Joe explains why power-braking a Ford helped diagnose an engine misfire, and we plod through the 2018 list of MotorMouth Radio's memorable moments on this show.

Fast women love MotorMouth Radio, and Nitro Harley rider Janette Thornley is no exception. Ray & Joe find out what it's like for a woman to compete in the man's world of Nitro fueled motorcycle racing. Studio guest Mike had his Crown Vic diagnosed in the parking lot for an EVAP problem that was repaired in an uncommon way by Joe.

Fast women love MotorMouth Radio, and Nitro Harley rider Janette Thornley is no exception. Ray & Joe find out what it's like for a woman to compete in the man's world of Nitro fueled motorcycle racing. Studio guest Mike had his Crown Vic diagnosed in the parking lot for an EVAP problem that was repaired in an uncommon way by Joe.

The boys talk with race car drivers Al Liebmann & Rocky Pirrone, discuss belt sander drag racing with a regular caller and further investigate Marilyn (the clock lady's) diesel van no-start condition this week on MotorMouth Radio.

The boys talk with race car drivers Al Liebmann & Rocky Pirrone, discuss belt sander drag racing with a regular caller and further investigate Marilyn (the clock lady's) diesel van no-start condition this week on MotorMouth Radio.

Joe talks fondly about his "going out" car, Ray claims 72 percent of men exaggerate and Chris knows that women don't want to hear about sports, plus we talk to Louis Lee from AllEndsMag.com.

Chris moves the chairs around, Ray is Father Fix It, and Joe has self admitted "sticktoitdidness". Plus the callers give better replies to the question of the day than the original answer.

As Ray explains in depth battery testing Chris uses time over condition to dictate when to swap one out, plus we talk with Dennis Pittsenbarger from Cars Illustrated.com

As Ray tracks the callers and guests for the past two years Joe is still planted in front of computer screens and Chris has his form of primitive cruise control, plus The MMR 2015 Notable Moments Review.

Chris has to lie to his co-host, Ray finds uses for Neodymium magnets & Joe's Cavalier sounds like nuts in a blender, plus Bob from Rockville Center crowns the MotorMouth Radio "Person of the Year."

Chris assumes the position when diagnosing a car problem while Ray is uncomfortable being the bearer of bad news, plus Joe D is detecting automotive ailments while shopping for Christmas cookie components.

Ray asks, "what's the most government regulated component on a vehicle," while Chris asks to go home to relieve the tension on his torque wrenches, plus what GM has to say about tightening lug nuts.

We sit down with "Obi Don Cannoli" Joe D from Standard Motor Products and "The All Seeing Eye" Master Ritchie Yang for our twelve year anniversary.

We kick off the first show of 2014 and the start of our 12th MotorMouth Radio year with our favorite Marine Surveyor,Frank Abbey to see if the show can hold water for one more year!