The Classic Car Show podcast with Steve Rinaldo and Jim Weber is back. And now I want to buy a Model A Ford and get DNA tests for my cars.

Henry Ford drives the 20 millionth Model A Ford. Photo:
Ford Media Center.

Earlier this week, I was thrilled to find that The Classic Car Show podcast has returned to cyberspace, with new episodes posted on America’s Web Radio.

Back in February, when we published a story on some of our favorite automotive podcasts, I mentioned that I was a little worried about the future of The Classic Car Show, distributed on America’s Web Radio and hosted mostly by Steve Rinaldo, Jim Weber, and occasional guest hosts.

What the Heck Happened to the CarStuff Podcast on "How Stuff Works?" An Explanation, Of Sorts...

Have you been wondering what the heck happened to the CarStuff podcast from HowStuffWorks?

We have too, ever since the most recent episode showed up in our feed on December 27, 2017. It was one of our favorite automotive podcasts, and we have missed it greatly ever since.

5 Car Podcasts We Love

Photo: Riberto Federico. Posted to Wikimedia Commons.

Why do we love podcasts?

Easy—because they're a great way to keep your mind occupied and take in information on topics that interest you, while getting other things done.

And why do we love automotive podcasts?

Do you really have to ask?

Didn't think so.

Anyway, here in no particular order are some of our favorite podcasts on many things automotive—from classic cars to nuts-and-bolts repair information and advice.