Car talk news
A blast from the past! "Car Talk" was a popular radio show hosted by brothers Tom and Ray Magliozzi, also known as "Click and Clack, the Tappet Brothers." The show aired from 1977 to 2012 and was known for its humorous and entertaining approach to car repair and maintenance.
Here are some recent news updates related to "Car Talk":
- In 2019, NPR announced that it would be ending the podcast version of "Car Talk" after 15 years. The podcast had been a huge success, with over 10 million downloads per month.
- In 2020, Tom Magliozzi passed away at the age of 77. Ray Magliozzi is still alive and has continued to work on various projects, including a podcast called "The Magliozzi Brothers' Garage."
- In 2020, a new podcast called "Car Talk: The Next Generation" was launched, featuring a new host and a similar format to the original show.
- In 2022, a documentary about the life and career of Tom Magliozzi was released on PBS. The documentary, titled "Car Talk: The Brothers' Story," explores the brothers' early life, their rise to fame, and their impact on the world of car repair.
Some popular "Car Talk" news stories from the past include:
- In 2004, Tom and Ray Magliozzi were inducted into the Automotive Hall of Fame.
- In 2007, the brothers were awarded the National Academy of Sciences' Public Welfare Medal for their contributions to the field of automotive repair.
- In 2011, Tom Magliozzi was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and retired from the show. Ray Magliozzi continued to host the show until its eventual end in 2012.
I hope this information is helpful!