WJR Auto Assembly Line gives you a window into the world of automobiles, offering you the most current and most reliable information on the industry – plus, it comes straight from the source! We feature weekly podcasts from top executives and researchers on a number of topics, ranging from technological advances to new safety features, and more.
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“Eye On Engineering“
Hosted by: Lindsay Brooke
Every Monday on “The Paul W. Smith Show“
Lindsay Brooke is the Senior Editor of Automotive Engineering International magazine, published by SAE International and read by vehicle engineers worldwide. He is also the author and voice of SAE’s “Eye On Engineering,” heard every Monday in the 6 a.m. hour of “The Paul W. Smith Show” on WJR. Listen as Brooke talks extensively about vehicles, automotive technologies, manufacturing, and more.


Combining Guy’s passion for the auto industry and news, WJR has created “Mobility Makers with Guy Gordon,” a new feature highlighting the companies and people making a difference in the future of mobility. This digital and on-air series gives companies the opportunity to highlight their place in the future of mobility.

“IHS Markit Minute“
Wednesdays at 6:47 a.m. in “The Paul W. Smith Show“
IHS Markit is the leading source of information and insight in critical areas that shape today’s automotive industry and business landscape. Customers around the world rely on them to address strategic and operational challenges.

“Automotive Views“
Hosted by Jason Stein
Fridays at 6:47 a.m. on “The Paul W Smith Show“
Jason Stein directs the editorial and commercial operations for one of the world’s largest automotive business-to-business media organizations. Jason joined Automotive News as a Detroit-based reporter in October 2003, before transferring to Automotive News Europe’s Munich, Germany headquarters in 2005. Two years later, he was named publisher of Automotive News Europe, a responsibility that included the management of the news and commercial operations, covering 32 European countries, as well as marketing, digital, audience and event activities. In 2009, Mr. Stein moved back to Detroit to oversee the editorial operations of Automotive News. In 2012, he added the responsibility of associate publisher, then publisher in 2013.
