Nostalgic Radio and Cars

Tuesdays 7-8PM (EST.) on WTAN-AM 1340 - FM 106.1 Clearwater/St. Petersburg/ Tampa and WDCF-AM 1350 - FM 102.3 Dade City/Zephyrhills/Wesley Chapel, Florida. Join us for some Classic Rock and some captivating conversations with our interesting and legendary guests about cars, boats and motorcycles. Topics cover collector car shows, concours, auctions, vintage and professional motorsports racing events as well as swap meets. Some of our guests have been Carroll Shelby, Jay Leno, Ted Nugent, Gregg Rolie, Mark Farner, Nick Mason, Dave Jenkins, Hulk Hogan, Larry The Cable Guy, Richard Rawlings, Adam Carolla, Tanner Foust, Adam Ferrara, Roger Penske, Mario Andretti, Stirling Moss, Bobby Rahal, Dan Gurney, Parnelli Jones, Peter Brock, Don Garlits, Shirley Muldowney, Danny "The Count" Koker, Barry Meguiar, Bob Varsha and Wayne Carini to name a few. Want to win a prize on Nostalgic Radio and Cars? Listen and be the 4th caller on select shows to WIN! CALL 1-866-826-1340 during the show. To listen to ALL of our Past Shows Click on "Podcast Archive" at the top of this page. ENJOY THE SHOW!

22-10-2016 (49.08 MB)

Duration: 53:37 m - Filetype: mp3 - Bitrate: 128 KBPS - Frequency: 44100 HZ

May 17, 2016

Your show host Robert with special guest Mitch Boehm. Mitch was bitten by the “2-wheel bike bug" when he received his first Schwinn Stingray Fastback for Christmas as a child. It was motorcycles from then on. He raced dirt bikes as a teenager and rode street bike during college. He even road raced bikes. All this passion and experience lead him down the path to be a motorcycle journalist. Mitch wrote for Motorcyclists magazine eventually becoming Editor and Chief, he also worked for Honda USA in the R&D department. Today Mitch writes articles for numerous magazines including his own “MotoRetro Illustrated”, and has embarked on co-writing autobiographies with well-known Motorcycle legends, such as “Malcom Smith”. Mitch often travels the country and cross-promotes bike shows, displaying and riding his own 1972 Kawasaki Z1 (1000, pictured above)

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