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Warm January weather sets the stage for this fast-moving hour of https://Fix-ItRadio.com, where John Rush and Larry Unger ask a simple question: Are you using this unexpected break in winter to your advantage—or missing a critical window? From winter watering along Colorado’s dry Front Range to pruning trees, roses, and grasses, this episode is packed with timely advice that could save your landscape before spring even arrives. Should sprinklers really be running in January? How do you know if the ground is too frozen—or just frozen enough? The conversation shifts indoors with smart, practical guidance on organization and tax prep. Are you keeping paperwork you don’t need? Is scanning receipts actually saving time—or creating more work? John breaks down realistic systems that work in the real world, not just in theory, and explains how simplifying files now can reduce stress later. Then the show takes a sharp turn into home and vehicle security. How vulnerable are Wi-Fi cameras, alarms, and smart devices? C

On this episode of https://Ready-Radio.com, host John Rush and co-host Pastor Bill Anderson of Prep to Protect (https://www.prep2protectco.com) dive into a timely question: what does true preparedness look like in a tense and unpredictable world? As protests, rising tensions, and concerns about power grid stability dominate headlines, they challenge listeners to think beyond reaction and focus on readiness, responsibility, and community strength. When does exercising a right become poor judgment? Are you preparing wisely—or simply reacting to fear? The conversation explores the importance of situational awareness, firearm responsibility, and why training and competence matter more than simply owning equipment. Bill emphasizes that preparedness isn’t about panic—it’s about wisdom, training, and knowing when to walk away from danger. They also ask listeners to consider: if a crisis struck your neighborhood tomorrow, would your community stand together—or fall apart? From safe firearm ownership to strengthenin

What sets the 2026 Lexus TX 550h+ PHEV apart? Lexus blends best-selling SUV design with true plug-in hybrid power, real electric range, and premium features. Can a three-row luxury SUV support daily family life and short commutes on battery power alone? Is this the sweet spot between full EVs and traditional gas models? John and Richard deliver the essentials on the 2026 Lexus TX 550h+ PHEV: electric-only driving, at-home charging, practical third-row space, tech, safety, and pricing. Does it deliver on size and luxury? Is the premium justified? Discover why plug-in hybrids like the TX 550h+ may be ideal for flexible, family-focused driving without range anxiety. If you’re shopping for luxury SUVs, curious about plug-in hybrids, or wondering what $85,000 really buys you today… this is one review you’ll want to hear.

Classic Cars, Value, and the Reality Check What really makes a car a classic—and is it an investment or just nostalgia with a price tag? In this episode of https://Drive-Radio.com: The Extra Mile, John Rush pulls listeners inside the real world of classic, muscle, vintage, and limited-production cars, cutting through auction hype and emotional buying. Why do some cars skyrocket in value while others quietly fade? And why do beautifully restored vehicles sometimes sell for less than worn-in originals? Using real examples from high-profile auctions to everyday barn finds, John explains how supply and demand, buyer demographics, documentation, and originality drive prices. He breaks down “numbers-matching” cars, clone builds, and why repainting or over-restoring a vehicle can actually hurt its value. Are auctions designed to help you buy smart—or push you to overpay? And how do you avoid getting upside down on a dream car? The episode also tackles inheritance scenarios, financing classic cars, and why banks o

HR2 DRIVE RADIO January 24, 2026 by John Rush

HR1 DRIVE RADIO January 24, 2026 by John Rush

HR3 DRIVE RADIO January 24, 2026 by John Rush

Remodeling Mistakes & Home Upgrades That Make (or Break) Resale. https://Fix-ItRadio.com with John Rush delivers a practical, experience-driven hour focused on smart remodeling decisions, flooring projects, and the details that quietly protect your home’s value. From first-time DIY flooring to knowing when not to do it yourself, this episode digs into what really matters before you pick up a tool. How do small choices—like fixture quality, layout planning, or flooring transitions—affect resale value? And why do buyers notice the one thing you hoped they wouldn’t? The show also tackles broader homeowner philosophy: DIY vs. hiring it out, consistency throughout the house, and why rushing a project almost always costs more in the long run. Even shop and barn upgrades get attention, with candid talk about what’s worth adding—and what’s a waste of money. If you’re planning a remodel, finishing a basement, or debating whether to cut corners or do it right, this episode raises the exact questions you should be as

Cybersecurity, Smart Homes, and the Hidden Risks You Don’t See Coming Guest host Pastor Bill Anderson fills in on https://Ready-Radio.com with co-host Dennis Brewster and guest Michael Nielsen of https://DataVoiceOptions.com to explore the real-world challenges of digital security. In today’s world of smart homes, connected cameras, mobile devices, and always-on Wi-Fi, are you protected—or quietly exposed? This episode explains how cybercriminals operate. They use AI phone scams, giftcard schemes, Wi-Fi hijacking, and hidden malware that can remain undetected for months. Thinking 'I'm too small to be a target' puts you at risk. Could your phone bring malware home? Is your guest Wi-Fi, camera system, or smart lock an entry point for attackers? Michael Nielsen explains practical strategies for everyday people—how network gateways work, why default modem setups fall short, and how separating devices into virtual networks can contain threats before they spread, giving listeners practical tools to protect their

Is leasing really the shortcut to driving a new car every few years—or a financial trap hiding in plain sight? In this episode of https://Drive-Radio.com, The Extra Mile, host John Rush goes deep on the real-world costs of leasing versus buying, breaking down the fine print most drivers never think about until it’s too late. From mileage limits and wear-and-tear charges to residual values, early termination fees, and surprise end-of-lease bills, John explains why that low monthly payment can be misleading. What happens if you drive more miles than your lease allows? Why do some drivers end up forced to finance the same car for 7 years instead of walking away? And when—if ever—does leasing actually make sense for individuals versus business owners? The conversation also explores what really happens to off-lease vehicles, why some make it back onto dealer lots while others head straight to auction, and how market swings can dramatically change the math. This episode is a must-listen for anyone shopping for a

HR 2 DRIVE RADIO (1-17-26) by John Rush

HR 1 DRIVE RADIO (1-17-26) by John Rush

HR 3 DRIVE RADIO (1-17-26) by John Rush

https://FixItRadio.com with John Rush delivers a practical, experience-driven hour focused on smart remodeling decisions, flooring projects, and the details that quietly protect your home’s value. From first-time DIY flooring to knowing when not to do it yourself, this episode digs into what really matters before you pick up a tool. How do small choices—like fixture quality, layout planning, or flooring transitions—affect resale value? And why do buyers notice the one thing you hoped they wouldn’t? The show also tackles broader homeowner philosophy: DIY vs. hiring it out, consistency throughout the house, and why rushing a project almost always costs more in the long run. Even shop and barn upgrades get attention, with candid talk about what’s worth adding—and what’s a waste of money. If you’re planning a remodel, finishing a basement, or debating whether to cut corners or do it right, this episode raises the exact questions you should be asking before the work begins.

On this episode of HTTPS://Ready-Radio.com, host John Rush is joined by co-host Bill Anderson https://www.prep2protectco.com/) for a sobering, thought-provoking conversation about modern preparedness—and the risks of standing out when things go wrong. What happens if the power goes out everywhere… except your house? Is being prepared actually dangerous if you’re the only one with lights, heat, food, or water? From planned power shutoffs and fragile infrastructure to human behavior under stress, this episode moves beyond gadgets and generators and into the human factor most people avoid thinking about. John and Bill explore why desperation changes people, why secrecy rarely lasts, and how quickly order can unravel into “king of the hill” dynamics. They challenge listeners to rethink preparedness not as maintaining comfort, but as sustaining life—asking hard questions about community, health, skills, and when staying put may no longer be safe. Is isolation protection—or a liability? How visible are your res

Mazda May Have Nailed It: Is the 2026 CX-50 Its Best Yet? What if a compact SUV could feel like a luxury vehicle—without the luxury price tag?

Why does fixing your car seem so expensive, and is repair truly a better value than buying new? In this episode, John Rush pulls back the curtain on the true cost of auto repair, drawing on decades of industry experience. Listeners will discover how understanding what’s behind each repair bill can help them make smarter choices about maintaining or replacing their vehicle. From oil changes that aren’t “cheap” anymore to labor rates that include more than just wrench time, John explains what actually goes into every repair bill. What are non-billable hours, and why do they matter? Why can’t a reputable shop quote you a price over the phone? And how do insurance requirements, training, certifications, and a growing technician shortage drive prices higher—often out of customers' sight? John also tackles parts quality, warranties, and why OEMs are really assemblers relying on vast supply chains. With new cars averaging around $55,000, John walks through the math of cost per mile and explains why many drivers ar

HR3 DRIVE RADIO. 01-10-26 by John Rush

HR1 DRIVE RADIO. 01-10-26 by John Rush

HR2 DRIVE RADIO. 01-10-26 by John Rush