RadioNemo Guest Interviews

On this episode of Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac dives into the chilling world of true crime and psychology with Rachel Corbett, award-winning author and journalist, discussing her new book The Monsters We Make: Murder, Obsession, and the Rise of Criminal Profiling (W. W. Norton & Company; October 14, 2025). Corbett unpacks the real history behind criminal profiling—from its roots in Victorian E...

This week on Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler welcome Lisa Morton — six-time Bram Stoker Award® winner, screenwriter, and one of the world’s leading authorities on Halloween, horror, and the paranormal. Lisa’s work has been called “consistently dark, unsettling, and frightening,” but beyond the chills, she’s a true historian of the strange — exploring where folklore meets film a...

Things are getting spooky on Road Gang Radio! Hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler welcome world-renowned Psychic Therapist, Medium, and Spiritual Master Vincent Genna — known as “The Visionary of Our Times.” Vincent joins the show to discuss what really happens when spirits reach out, how to safely connect with loved ones from the other side, and why ghosts might just show up to their own funerals....

On this week’s Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler sit down with Dion Graham, award-winning actor and narrator, known for his work on HBO’s The Wire and A&E’s The First 48. Dion discusses his latest project — the new audio edition of Ray Bradbury’s The Martian Chronicles — and shares insights into his narration process for other sci-fi favorites including The Convergence Saga, Tran...

On this edition of Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac sits down with Dr. Ivan Misner, Founder and Chief Visionary Officer of BNI (Business Network International) — the world’s largest business networking organization. Known globally as the “Father of Modern Networking,” Dr. Misner joins the show to discuss his new book, Networking Is a Marathon, Not a Sprint: How To Outlast, Outconnect, and Outperfor...

On this episode of Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac welcomes author Bonnie Quinn, creator of the viral Reddit series How to Survive Camping and author of the haunting new novel The Lady in Chains. Bonnie shares how her storytelling journey began online with eerie folklore-inspired tales that captivated millions, eventually leading to a major publishing deal. Drawing from her background in computer...

On this episode of Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler are joined by award-winning author and former Reuters journalist Jeremy Clift — whose Space Vault series is redefining what science fiction can be. From his decades of global reporting to his deep understanding of politics, technology, and humanity, Clift weaves gripping, believable futures just decades ahead of us — where AI,...

On this special Road Gang Radio episode, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler welcome journalist, storyteller, and “Retrologist” Rolando Pujol — a man whose love for the American roadside has taken him from the streets of New York City to the heart of small-town America. Born and raised in Sleepy Hollow, Rolando has always had an eye for the places where history, folklore, and pop culture collide. I...

This week on Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac welcomes Dr. Craig Friend, Professor of History and Public History at North Carolina State University, for a fascinating Halloween-season conversation about early American ghost stories, witches, and the origins of Halloween as we know it. Dr. Friend explores his lecture “Things That Went Bump in the Night in Early America,” which dives into supernatura...

This week on Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler are joined by Scott Shea, acclaimed music historian and author of the bestselling book All the Leaves Are Brown: How the Mamas & the Papas Came Together and Broke Apart. Scott takes us back 60 years to one of the most pivotal moments in music history — when Bob Dylan “went electric” and forever changed rock and folk music. Hear the s...

On this episode of Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler welcome Selena Fragassi, Chicago-based music journalist and author of Alanis: Thirty Years of Jagged Little Pill. Selena takes us on a nostalgic and insightful journey through one of the most groundbreaking albums of the 1990s — Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill. Released in 1995, the record shattered expectations, redefin...

On this edition of Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler are joined by Gav Chuckie Steel and Sarah King, the dynamic duo behind The High Strangeness Podcast. From eerie stories to truly bizarre happenings, Gav and Sarah dive into the weird, the wonderful, and sometimes downright disturbing sides of life. They also share behind-the-scenes insights from their podcasting journey, discus...

On this episode of Nemo Nation, hosts Dave Nemo and Jimmy Mac speak with Kerri Wirachowsky, Director of Inspection Programs at the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA), about Brake Safety Week 2025. Kerri shares key findings from the week, including the most common brake-related violations, the participation of jurisdictions across North America, and the reasons CVSA focuses on drums and roto...

On this episode of Nemo Nation, hosts Dave Nemo and Jimmy Mac sit down with Mike King, award-winning journalist and host of The Freight Buyers’ Club, to break down what’s really going on in global trade. From container shipping costs and air cargo trends to the impact of tariffs and the possible end of de minimis exemptions, Mike explains how geopolitics, consumer demand, and shifting trade patter...

On this edition of Nemo Nation, hosts Dave Nemo and Jimmy Mac talk with Kathy Fulton, Executive Director of the American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN), about the 2025 Humanitarian Logistics Awards and the incredible individuals and organizations making a difference in disaster relief efforts across the country. Kathy shares insight into how ALAN coordinates logistics and supply chain support in tim...

On this edition of Nemo Nation, hosts Dave Nemo and Jimmy Mac are joined by Joe Lynch, host of The Logistics of Logistics podcast, along with Brad Bentley, President of Fastport, and Martin Garsee from NAPFTDS, for a candid and entertaining conversation on fraud, theft, and the importance of relationships in logistics. This free-form discussion blends insight with humor, reminding the logistics an...

On this edition of Nemo Nation, hosts Dave Nemo and Jimmy Mac welcome Aubry Oden, the powerhouse behind Trucking With Aubry (TWA) — a movement that stands for Trucking With Aubry, Trucking With Attitude, and Trucker Women Advocacy. Aubry joins the show fresh off her recent conversation with Dean Croke to talk about how she’s bridging generations in trucking, advocating for women drivers, and build...

On this edition of Nemo Nation, hosts Dave Nemo and Jimmy Mac talk with Sergio Avedian, senior contributor at The Rideshare Guy, about how people in the rideshare space can build small business models using autonomous vehicles (AVs). Sergio draws on over six years of experience at The Rideshare Guy, combined with decades in finance and the gig economy, to explain how drivers, entrepreneurs, and sm...

On this episode of Nemo Nation, hosts Dave Nemo and Jimmy Mac welcome Jami Jones, Managing Editor of Land Line Magazine, to discuss the latest in trucking legislation, industry trends, and the launch of an exciting new project: The Landline Login. With over two decades of experience covering the trucking industry, Jami breaks down why understanding growing legislative efforts is critical for truck...

On this episode of Nemo Nation, hosts Dave Nemo and Jimmy Mac are joined by Tom Mullen, past ATHS president and chair of the American Trucking and Industry Leader Hall of Fame, to discuss the 2025 Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Tom shares stories behind the four pioneering inductees: Roy Carver (founder of Bandag, Inc.) Louis Semple Clarke (co-founder of Autocar Company) Joseph A. Morten & Josep...

On this edition of Nemo Nation, hosts Jimmy Mac and Dave Nemo sit down with Matt Brumbelow, Senior Research Engineer at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), to shed light on one of the most common driver complaints — headlight glare. Despite the complaints, Matt’s new IIHS study reveals something surprising: headlight glare is implicated in only a tiny fraction of nighttime crashes,...

On this edition of Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac welcomes Anne Hand, author of the powerful new memoir Austrian Again, published by Amsterdam Publishers. Anne shares her deeply personal journey that began in 2020 when she read a headline in The Guardian: “Austria offers citizenship to the descendants of Jews who fled the Nazis.” What followed was an emotional and revelatory process of rediscover...

On Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler sit down with Joanna Sokol, longtime paramedic and author of A Real Emergency: Stories from the Ambulance (Penguin Random House). Joanna shares a raw, unfiltered look into life as a 911 responder — from the deserts of Nevada to the chaotic streets of San Francisco’s Tenderloin district. She reflects on her years in emergency medicine, the huma...

On this episode of Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler speak with Dr. Bobby Hoffman, Associate Professor at the University of Central Florida and author of The Paradox of Passion (Bloomsbury, Oct 16). Dr. Hoffman challenges conventional wisdom about motivation, revealing why society’s obsession with “finding your passion” can actually undermine accomplishment and satisfaction. Draw...

On this episode of Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler sit down with music journalist and historian Geoffrey Himes to explore his upcoming book, Willie Nelson: All the Albums: The Stories Behind the Music. Himes provides a definitive, album-by-album chronicle of Willie Nelson’s seven-decade career, covering all 152 solo and collaborative records from 1954 to 2025. Discover insights...