The Drive with Alan Taylor

Honda puts safety first! We’ve brought on Chuck Thomas, the Chief Engineer for Automotive Safety at Honda, to talk to us about what needs to be done to meet safety standards. Honda has started designing their cars to sacrifice itself in order to save the life of the driver and passengers. Chuck lets us know what it’s like to work for Honda and why he’s enjoyed working there for 21 years.

To wrap up this hour of The Drive, host Alan Taylor brings Ed Justice Jr. onto the line. Alan and Ed talk about their current magazine subscriptions, Audi, and our new feature segment called "What drives you?"

Actor Mickey Jones is Alan Taylor’s guest of the hour. We start off by chatting with Mickey about the Speedway Children’s Charity Auction. Alan, Mickey, Ed Justice Jr. and co-host Matthew Valbuena chat about Mickey’s acting history and his current show called Justified. The hour is wrapped up with a discussion about which cars and trucks Mickey drives and also a heartfelt explanation of what drives him.

Alan Taylor starts off the final hour of The Drive by visiting with guests Ed Justice Jr. and Mickey Jones. Mickey talks about his background as a drummer and an actor.

Mickey Jones is Alan Taylor’s guest of the hour! Mickey is on the air talking with Alan, Ed Justice Jr. and co-host Matthew Valbuena about the Speedway Children’s Charity Auction. Listen in to find out more about how this auction can benefit children.

Alan Taylor gets to spend some time visiting with actor Mickey Jones. Alan, Mickey, Ed Justice Jr. and co-host Matthew Valbuena chat about the show Justified and a few other shows. Mickey also talks about his current health and how it’s affected his lifestyle.

Did you ever see the Breath Savers commercial with Mickey Jones from years ago? Mickey is on the air visiting with host Alan Taylor, co-host Matthew Valbuena and Ed Justice Jr. and telling the story of how he got picked for the commercial.

Host Alan Taylor sits down with Ed Justice Jr., co-host Matthew Valbuena and actor Mickey Jones to discuss NASCAR Las Vegas. Mickey also shares a little about his old cars and what he’s driving now.

The Drive is the name of the show, which prompts Alan to not only ask his guests what they drive, but also what drives them. Mickey Jones shares why he’s the luckiest guy in the world. Listen in to find out all that inspires Mickey to keep going.

Our guest of the hour is Bob Lutz. Bob is the former Vice Chairman of GM, the Founder and President of Lutz Communications, Author of "Car Guys vs. Bean Counters" and so much more. During this hour of The Drive with Alan Taylor, we dig deep to find out what drives him, who his heroes are and so much more. Tune in now to find out more about this automotive icon.

Welcome to the first of hour of The Drive with Alan Taylor. To start us off, Alan sits with Dick Messer to talk a little about the 60th Anniversary of the Corvette and the upcoming Concours D’Elegance. Alan and Dick also talk about what to expect during the rest of the show, including former Vice-Chairman of General Motors Bob Lutz.

We’ve brought on Bob Lutz, the former Vice Chairman of General Motors, to talk about car companies and the media. Bob, Alan and Dick talk a little about the release of the C7 Corvette and how the car represents the new management team.

We have Bob Lutz on the line! Bob, an icon of the automotive industry, talks about his start up of VIA Motors and his new project, the VL Destino.

We’re talking with Bob Lutz, Founder and President of Lutz Communications and Author of "Car Guys vs. Bean Counters". Bob shares a little about his fighter jet and how he’s still flying it at age 81. Bob tells us about his new book called "Icons and Idiots" and what we can expect to read about. We wrap up this segment by asking Bob what car he’s currently driving, what drives him, who his hero is and who’s impacted his life.

We’ve just finished talking with automotive industry icon Bob Lutz. Host Alan Taylor brings on Glen McGloughlin and Tom Berg to talk about the interview and the reason why Bob Lutz is considered an icon.