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	ROAD & TRACK SPEED radio has interviews with the top names in the automotive industry. Some recent guests on ROAD & TRACK SPEED radio have included: Automotive legend Carroll Shelby NASCAR owner Jack Roush TONIGHT SHOW host Jay Leno In addition to interviews with automotive industry leaders ROAD & TRACK SPEED radio covers the following major events: MAJOR AUTO SHOWS NEW CAR INTRODUCTIONS INDUSTRY TRADE SHOWS MAJOR RACING EVENTS NASCAR NHRA - DRAG RACING AMERICAN LE MANS SERIES INDY RACING LEAGUE CRAFTSMAN TRUCK SERIES SCCA SPEED WORLD CHALLENGE MAZDA FORMULA ATLANTIC SERIES DRIFTING HAPPY 80th BIRTHDAY TO OUR GOOD FRIEND and ROAD & TRACK CONTRIBUTOR PHIL HILL AMERICA'S 1ST FORMULA ONE CHAMPION ROAD & TRACK Phil Hill 80th Birthday cookie presented to the guests at Phil's private birthday party at Jay Leno's Garage. e-mail Ed CLICK HERE			Ed Justice, Jr. Host of ROAD & TRACK SPEED radio wins the coveted Motor Press Guild Dean Batchelor Best of the Year Award for an interview with Charlie Hughes author of BRANDING IRON and former President of Land Rover and Mazda. Ed is also a past Gold Medal winner from the International Automotive Media Awards for interviewing excellence. ABOUT THE SHOW Following the format of ROAD & TRACK magazine, America's longest running automotive enthusiast magazine, the first hour contains performance tips, automotive industry personalities, reports on the latest cars and more. The second hour is the Motorsports Hour and David Miller, ROAD & TRACK SPEED radios Motorsports Correspondent joins Ed to discuss the latest in motorsports. Each week contains interviews with the top names in the sport. Traditional Radio ROAD & TRACK SPEED radio is broadcast via over 60 traditional radio stations throughout the United States. Check your local stations for broadcast times and availibility. XM Satellite Radio ROAD & TRACK SPEED radio is broadcast Saturday's on XM Satellite Radio - Channel 166 at the following times: 4:00pm to 6:00pm (Pacific Time) 5:00pm to 7:00pm (Mountain Time) 6:00pm to 8:00pm (Central Time) 7:00pm to 9:00pm (Eastern Time) Internet Streaming To listen to the show LIVE via the Internet CLICK HERE. This will open the LIVE feed site for Radio America. ROAD & TRACK SPEED radio is available LIVE during it's normal broadcast time on Saturday. Check below for our broadcast time in your time zone. 1:00pm to 3:00pm (Pacific Time) 2:00pm to 4:00pm (Mountain Time) 3:00pm to 5:00pm (Central Time) 4:00pm to 6:00pm (Eastern Time) If the above link does not work, a LIVE feed via the CRN Digital Talk Radio is also available. It is available at the same time as listed above. CLICK HERE to go to the ROAD & TRACK SPEED radio page at CRN. LISTEN to the most recent ROAD & TRACK SPEED radio show here! CLICK HERE for the first hour CLICK HERE for the second hour ROAD & TRACK SPEED radio is available as a PODCAST The show is also available as a download via Apple iTunes or most of the other podcast websites. It's available as a free subscription. What is podcasting? Think of it as TiVo for audio. Podcasting brings Road & Track's Speed Radio directly to your computer or portable audio player. This allows for the file to be played anytime, anywhere. To subscribe to a podcast, you'll need to install podcast subscription software such as the latest version of iTunes. By subscribing, you'll get automatic updates every time we publish a new episode. What equipment do you need? The basic requirements for podcasting are a computer, podcasting software (such as the latest version of iTunes) and an Internet connection. To carry the file with you, you'll need a portable audio player. How do you get started? Download and install podcasting software onto your computer. CLICK HERE to download iTunes now. To subscribe, copy this URL into your podcast software or click on the link below and then click on the "Subscribe to this Feed" link: http://podcasting.roadandtrack.com/rss/RTpodcast.xml ARCHIVED SHOWS also streamed at the following websites: ROAD & TRACK archive ROAD & TRACK magazine also keeps an archive of all of the shows. To reach this archive, CLICK HERE. PODCAST BLASTER archive A very extensive archive of ROAD & TRACK SPEED radio is available at the PODCAST BLASTER website, CLICK HERE to go there. MeFeed.COM archive A very extensive archive of ROAD & TRACK SPEED radio is available at the Mefeed website, CLICK HERE to go there. ROAD & TRACK SPEED radio is a LIVE Call-In Format You can call in and discuss the issues being discussed on the show during the LIVE broadcast. The call-in number is 1-800-510-8255. ABOUT THE HOST "As the Host, Ed Justice, Jr. brings witty banter and a wealth of auto racing knowledge to the informative and lively show. His personal long-term friendships with the top names in the automotive field and motorsports allows him access and insights unlike many others in the industry. The "hot talk"-style program targets male & female automotive enthusiasts from 18 to 49 years of age, and features interviews with dynamic automotive personalities such as Jay Leno - Host of THE TONIGHT SHOW, Tim Allen - Television & Movie star, San Hornish, Jr. - Indy 500 Winner, J Mays - Head Designer of FORD, John Force, Danica Patrick, Richard Petty - Winner in excess of 200 NASCAR races, Don Garlits - Drag Racing Legend, Tony Stewart, Buddy Rice, Stephan Winkleman - President of Lamborghini, Jimmie Johnson - 2006 NASCAR Champion, Dan Wheldon, Parnelli Jones, Tony Shumacher - NHRA Top Fuel Champion, Bobby Unser - 3 time Indy 500 winner, Mario Andretti - Formula 1 World Champion, Ray Evernham, Jack Roush, Al Unser - 4 time Indy 500 winner, Larry Dixon, Jr., Paul Tracy, Shirley Muldowney, Ivan "Ironman" Stewart - 20 time Baja Winner, Jessie James of Monster Garage, and other leaders of the automotive and motorsports industry. Involved with professional motorsports for more than thirty five years and President & CEO of Justice Brothers, Inc., Ed Justice, Jr. is a walking encyclopedia of auto racing history. In addition, Ed and his guests talk about the hottest cars on the road today, both factory stock and those "highly modified" cars we all dream about. ROAD & TRACK SPEED radio is the show for the hard-core car enthusiast who eats, drinks and sleeps the passion of the automobile." Alan Taylor President Benchmark Entertainment REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS to ROAD & TRACK SPEED radio - David Miller - Motorsport Correspondent from Firebrand Media, Inc. David is a former editor of two major automotive magazines and a noted and respected member of the automotive media. Using this extensive experience, his company Firebrand Media publishes custom magazines for clients. David Borla - Automotive Performance Industry Member Rob Geiger - Senior Editor of NHRA.com Harry Hibler - Former racecar driver, drag racing legend, magazine publisher, and automotive industry icon. Dennis 'Lil Daddy' Roth - Monster Artist & Car Customizer Dick Messer - Director of the Petersen Automotive Museum ROAD & TRACK MAGAZINE STAFF CONTRIBUTORS Tom Bryant - Vice President, Editor-in-Chief Dennis Simanaitis - Engineering Editor Douglas Kott - Executive Editor Patrick Hong - Technical Editor Mike Monticello - Feature Editor Shaun Bailey - Detroit Editor Matt Delorenzo - Deputy Editor John Lamm - Editor-at-Large Joe Rusz - Editor-at-Large Sam Mitani - International Editor Andrew Bornhop - Editor, R&T Specials RECENT INTERVIEWS - Doug Freedman - Doug & his wife Gennie are the organizers of the 'Carmel - Concours on the Avenue'. The new & highly acclaimed concours in downtown Carmel. Their 2-day event kicks-off the automotive extravaganzas during the Pebble Beach/Monterey Peninsula week in August. Mathias Doutreleau - Mathias is the director of special events at the Quail Lodge in Carmel Valley, California. He gives the listeners an inside look at 'The Quail: A Motorsports Gathering'. This premiere event has become a cornerstone of the automotive events during the Pebble Beach/Monterey Peninsula week in August. Scott Speed - Former Formula One driver Scott Speed stops in and talks about his transition to driving a Craftsman Truck on the NASCAR circuit. He gives listeners some insight on the differences of the two. He also reveals his future goals. Jack Roush - Legendary team owner Jack Roush stops in to talk to Ed about multiple car ownership and other issues facing NASCAR team owners. Tom Kirkland - The original 'Official Photographer' of Darlington Motor Speedway, home of the Southern 500. The 1950 Southern 500 was NASCAR's first 500 mile race. Darlington Motor Speedway was NASCAR's first 'Superspeedway'. Tom gives us a great look into the early formative years of this popular form of motorsports. J.C. Agajanian, Jr. - One of the sons of the legendary Indy Car owner and race promoter J.C. Agajanian, J.C., Jr. tells us how his dad became aquainted with and became a business partner in the promotion of famous motorcycle daredevil Evel Kinevel. J.C. Agajanian's cars won the Indy 500 twice, 1952 with Troy Ruttman and 1963 with Parnelli Jones. Dennis Simanaitis - Dennis sits in with Ed to discuss the future of transportation. They cover hybrids, hydrogen power, electric and all of the other 'hot' issues in the news. Al Unser - One of only three drivers to have won the Indy 500 four times gives us his thoughts on the 2008 500, Danica Patrick and the future of open wheel racing. David Northridge & John Lamm - Fathers Day is coming and David who is the manager of the ROAD & TRACK on-line store describes some of the cool items available. Included are photographs by ROAD & TRACK's very own John Lamm. John also talks about his new book and Enzo Ferrari. Andy Granatelli - The man called Mr. 500 talks about the Indy 500 and where the series is going. Shaun Bailey - The Detroit Editor of ROAD & TRACK magazine comes on to discuss the new Corvette ZR-1, BMW M3 and the Ford Mustang special edition Bullitt model.  Paul Merrigan - The director of the new Desert Classic Concours d'Elegance in Palm Springs talks about the display of the first Ferrari race car. This car has not been seen in public for over 20 years. In addition, Paul gives us some additional insight into the upcoming concours. John Force - The absolute king of modern drag racing and 14 time World Champion talks about coming back from what some might consider a career ending accident in 2007. Melanie Troxel - Melanie is interviewed LIVE at the NHRA Winternationals in Pomona, California. The latest in a very short list of female funny car drivers discusses her goals and challenges ahead for the 2008 season. Richard Childress - Richard discusses getting ready for the 2008 season and the sale of last years stock cars and the race teams relationship with Shell/Pennzoil. Ed Peper - The General Manager of Chevrolet is questioned by Ed about the new and highly acclaimed Chevrolet Malibu, the winner of the North American Car of the Year. Dan Gurney - One of the U.S.A.'s best race car drivers discusses his career, the amazing array of cars he built and his new book, DAN GURNEY'S EAGLE RACING CARS. Peter Bryant - The builder and designer of America's best Can-Am race cars talks about his new book CAN-AM CHALLENGER published by David Bull Publishing. Barry Meguiar - Calls in LIVE from the Barrett-Jackson Auction in Scottsdale, Arizona. John Zimmermann - The author of DAN GURNEY'S EAGLE RACING CARS discusses the interesting journey in putting together the complete history of every race car that was built by U.S.A. racing legend Dan Gurney and his team at All American Racers. For my comments on the book click here to go to my weblog. Neal Thompson - The author of DRIVING WITH THE DEVIL reveals the process and interesting stories behind the writing of this complete history of early stock car racing both before and after the formation of NASCAR. Larry Dixon - NHRA's winningest active Top Fuel driver sits down for a conversation with Ed at the SEMA Show. Tony Pedregon - Stops in to talk with Ed at the SEMA Show and his impending NHRA Championship title. Kevin Beard - Founder & CEO of Piloti shoes gives us a trackside report from the last race of the ALMS season at Mazda Raceway at Laguna Seca. Jay Leno - Host of the Tonight Show and Car Collector talks with Ed about cars and Jay Leno's Garage.com Tom Madigan - Author of Fuel and Guts: The Birth of Top Fuel Drag Racing. The behind the scenes look at a new highly acclaimed book on the beginnings of this now popular motorsport. Hal Hamrick - NASCAR announcer for over 40 years and the first announcer of the Daytona 500. Casey Mears - Winner of the COCA-COLA 600. Bob McClurg - Legendary drag racing photographer and author of Fire, Nitro, Rubber, and Smoke: Bob McClurg's Drag Racing Memories. John Doonan - Manager of Motorsports Development for Mazda Cars North America. Tim Mayer - Chief Operating Officer of the American LeMans Series. Rob Geiger - Senior Editor of NHRA.com filled us in on the latest news the world of NHRA Drag Racing. Alex Tagliani - Driver from the Champ Car series, discussing the challenges of qualifying on a street circuit. Ed Welburn - Head designer of General Motors, discussing there GM Triplets that were revealed at the New York International Auto Show. Beau Boeckmann - host of MTV's PIMP MY RIDE, sits in with Ed for the entire 2 hours of ROAD & TRACK SPEED radio adding his wild insight and attitude. Beau is also in charge of Galpin Auto Sports in North Hills, California. Dennis 'Lil Daddy' Roth - son of Ed 'Big Daddy' Roth, talking about his new TV show, WHO'S YER DADDY. Inside scoop from a guy who grew up under one of the founders of Kustom Kulture. Dennis 'Lil Daddy' Roth is the real deal, he was there! Colleen Thompson Campbell - sister of Mickey Thompson, talking about the recent verdict in the murder trial of her brother and his wife Trudy. Mickey was one of the true innovators in the racing industry. Robert Genat & David Newhardt - Both David Newhardt and Robert Genat are noted automotive photojournalists and authors. Recent books they have produced are; MOPAR Muscle: 50 Years, Chevy SS: 50 Years of Super Sport, Shelby Mustang: Racer for the Street, & Deuce: 75 Years of the '32 Ford. Richard Childress - NASCAR Team Owner. When Kevin Harvick crossed the finish line of the 2007 Daytona 500 and took the win, his car owner Richard Childress remembered just 6 years earlier when his best friend and former driver Dale Earnhardt lost his life during the race on the last lap. ROAD & TRACK SPEED RADIO IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS: