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AMN Drivetime

AMN Drivetime

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The AMN Drivetime podcast will entertain and educate listeners, conversing with today’s top aftermarket drivers and industry leaders who are having an impact on the automotive aftermarket industry. This bi-monthly podcast offers candid, one-on-one conversations between Babcox Media CEO Bill Babcox and notable figures in the automotive aftermarket, sharing their experiences and life lessons as they have traveled the aftermarket.Copyright Babcox Media Economía
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  • Episode 82: U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno Addresses Right to Repair and First Brands Fallout

    Episode 82: U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno Addresses Right to Repair and First Brands Fallout
    Mar 18 2026
    Sen. Bernie Moreno, a native of Colombia, and former owner of 15 Mercedes-Benz dealerships, shared his thoughts on the importance of Right to Repair legislation to the automotive aftermarket and how the REPAIR Act (H.R. 1566) could gain more traction. He believes progress will depend on broad agreement across the entire industry and stressed that any policy must prioritize vehicle safety and ensure consumers remain at the center of the conversation.
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    20 m
  • Episode 81: YANG Chair Tanya Hunt on Being an Aftermarket Ambassador

    Episode 81: YANG Chair Tanya Hunt on Being an Aftermarket Ambassador
    Mar 17 2026
    In this episode of DriveTime, Tanya Hunt, YANG Chair and Commercial Project Manager, TERREPOWER, discussed the features and benefits of Young Auto Care Network Group (YANG) membership. She highlighted how YANG continues to expand networking and professional development opportunities for emerging leaders in the automotive aftermarket.
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    11 m
  • Episode 80: AACF Executive Director John Kairys on ‘Taking Care of Our Own’

    Episode 80: AACF Executive Director John Kairys on ‘Taking Care of Our Own’
    Feb 17 2026
    In this episode of DriveTime, John Kairys, executive director, Automotive Aftermarket Charitable Foundation, talks about the AACF’s origin, reach and significance in the automotive aftermarket.

    Kairys emphasizes that while the Automotive Aftermarket Charitable Foundation (AACF) has evolved significantly since its founding in 1959, its mission remains unchanged: helping industry members facing financial hardship. What began as a small effort to support widows of aftermarket professionals has grown into a structured, well-funded organization serving individuals and families impacted by illness, accidents, death or natural disasters.
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    29 m
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