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Welcome to TechMobility Topics, your go-to podcast for everything at the crossroads of mobility and technology. Each week, we delve into the most engaging topics from our nationally syndicated radio program, the TechMobility Show.

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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Inside the Secret Market for Superyachts (opens the original)

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    The world’s biggest superyacht deals often happen far from public listings, online marketplaces, and even the awareness of most brokers. Instead, buyers with verified funds rely on discreet networks, private introductions, and “whisper listings” to acquire yachts whose owners never publicly advertise that they are for sale. In this TechMobility Topics segment, we take a surprising look at the off-market luxury economy now being fueled by a new wave of AI, technology, finance, and crypto wealth.

  2. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    How One City Went Four Years Without a Traffic Death (opens the original)

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    Somerville, Massachusetts, has become a powerful case study in what happens when a city treats traffic deaths as preventable instead of inevitable. Through its Vision Zero approach, the city has gone four years without a traffic fatality while cutting serious crashes in half in 2025. During this TechMobility Topics segment, we break down the practical street-design changes behind that progress: speed humps that slow traffic where people live, redesigned traffic circles, raised crosswalks, curb e

  3. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    2026 Honda Prelude: Hybrid Fun Without the Fuel Penalty (opens the original)

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    The Honda Prelude is back, this time as a hybrid sports coupe designed to make everyday driving more engaging. Honda pairs its responsive two-motor hybrid system with key Civic Type R chassis hardware, including performance-focused suspension and braking components, while the new S+ Shift mode uses simulated gear changes to add more involvement behind the wheel. For this TechMobility Topics segment, I share my impressions of what works: quick electric-motor response, confident handling, a more p

  4. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Would You Pay Defender Money for Jeep Bones? (opens the original)

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    Jaguar Land Rover and Stellantis are exploring a U.S. collaboration to develop and build Defender-branded vehicles, a move that could make financial sense as tariffs and currency exposure raise the cost of importing vehicles. The companies signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding in May 2026, but the specific models, factory, powertrains, and vehicle architecture have not been finalized. In this TechMobility Topics segment, we look at the industry reality many buyers rarely see: automake

  5. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    The Race for Rare Earths Goes Six Kilometers Underwater (opens the original)

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    The United States and Japan are exploring whether rare-earth-rich seabed deposits can become part of a more secure critical-minerals supply chain. Their March 2026 cooperation agreement focuses on deep-sea mineral research and extraction, including potential work near Japan’s remote Minamitorishima island—where rare-earth-bearing sediment lies roughly 6,000 meters below the surface of the Pacific Ocean. During this TechMobility Topics segment, we examine the extreme engineering required to opera

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