Pushkin. Hi. I'm Eddie Alterman. I'm an automotive journalist from Detroit and the former editor in chief of Car and Driver in New York. It's what you wear, right, It's your clothing, it's your fashion. In the middle of the country, it's your car. But let's be honest, I'm really just a car freak. I love cars, even the bad ones. Listen to that. Okay, that's ninety, let's not do that. Sorry.
Car sit of the intersection of everything design, engineering, manufacturing, marketing, energy, infrastructure. But when you get right down to it, the most fascinating thing about cars is what they say about us, what they say about our culture. Cars are rolling anthropology. I guess there's a kind of some for every kind of car. People love talking about their jeeps. I think the minivan in some ways also projected that you know,
I am committed. You know I'm a committed parent. It's like I always picture like a Miami Vice type person in one of these cars. Each week on my new podcast, Car Show, I'll tell the stories of some pretty epic cars, the ones that have changed how we drive and live, whose significance lies outside the scope of horsepower or miles per gallasses, just blues with the back of my head, no doubt. That's so good that this card there is a little hint of danger. I feel like you're living
on your own. You know, they send you off and they say, you know, be well, my son. I struggle with my personality while I'm driving it, you know, like you know, you get out at the gas pump like like you have like identity problems. I feel like at least I do. I'm like, I like, like am I yeah, yeah, thank you. Yeah. Listen to kar Show coming May eighteenth from Pushkin Industries. I mean, it is unmistakable. Nothing else sounds like this. You don't want to have the radio on.
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