Infiltrating the Auto Show II
The New York International Auto Show was back and bigger than ever... and so were the cars. Our intrepid correspondents Sarah and Doug braved the crowds and sensory overload to hear straight from auto...
26 Apr 202254min
They Paved r/place and Put Up a Parking Lot
From the joy of the "Just a Minute" campaign in San Francisco to the members of a colorfully named subreddit creating a digital parking lot, there's a lot of news in The War on Cars. We hear from list...
12 Apr 202239min
The Pedestrian
Back in 1952, the great American science fiction writer Ray Bradbury published a short story called "The Pedestrian" in a small antifascist publication. The story, which was based on Bradbury's own ex...
29 Mar 202229min
Pain at the Pump
Spurred by post-pandemic demand and Russia's invasion of Ukraine, gas prices surged past $4 per gallon last week and Americans are suddenly freaking out about "pain at the pump." What a big surprise, ...
16 Mar 202245min
SPECIAL: Ghost Train
Back in 2004, Denver-area voters supported one of the most ambitious transit projects anywhere in the United States. The plan called for a network of new rail lines that would let commuters glide past...
9 Mar 202236min
TEASER: The Godfathers of Disinformation
***This is a preview of a short bonus episode for our Patreon supporters. Become a Patreon supporter of The War on Cars for ad-free access to this and all our exclusive content. And we'll send you sti...
28 Feb 20224min
Vapor Bowl Tailgate Party with Amy Westervelt
What do robot dogs, Meadow Soprano, WeatherTech bumper protectors and Dr. Evil have in common? They were al featured in ads during Super Bowl LVI, that annual celebration of American consumerism. In w...
22 Feb 202244min
TEASER: Jessie Singer on the Problem with Public Service Campaigns
***This is a preview of a bonus episode. Become a Patreon supporter of The War on Cars for ad-free access to this and all our exclusive content.*** Jessie Singer joined us on Episode 80 to discuss her...
18 Feb 20222min
