
Ratchet+Wrench Radio offers four tracks each month that explore the industry's biggest trends, most pressing topics, and the leadership and business management tips and strategies you need to thrive.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 482 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

The technician shortage isn't just a pipeline problem—it's a workplace challenge. While more students are pursuing skilled trades than in recent years, many independent shops are still struggling to hire and keep young technicians. Drawing on finding... more
Fleet vehicles can't make money when they're sitting in a shop. In this episode of Ratchet+Wrench Radio, Dan Autey, head of automotive aftermarket at Stryten Energy, breaks down the growing complexity of today's vehicle electrical systems, why batter... more
Why do employees stay at a company for 25, 40, even 50 years? In this episode of Ratchet+Wrench Radio, Josh Wilber discusses the hiring and retention lessons behind Grote Industries’ 125-year legacy. From identifying future leaders and navigating gen... more
Giving back can do more than support a good cause—it can also strengthen your shop's reputation and deepen customer loyalty. In this episode of Ratchet+Wrench Radio, Christine Schaffran talks with Adam Sutton, CEO of DX3 Brands and RNR Tire Express, ... more
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Meet your new favorite auto care success podcast! Chris and the Rachet Wrench team have created a hub for actionable business strategies for you. Hear from industry experts as they discuss challenges, present solutions, and share their insights into what’s next in the industry.
I really enjoy the content of your podcast, but you really need to improve the sound quality. Also, Tess needs to stay quiet while the guest is talking. Keep improving and thanks for sharing the info!
This podcast has great information to provide and the topics are always changing. Keep them coming, I love what you have to share.
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This show focuses on the business, leadership, and technology trends shaping auto repair and the broader aftermarket. Episodes frequently feature shop owners and operators who share hard-won lessons on scaling, culture, and customer experience, as well as executives and consultants who translate data, loyalty programs, and digital tools into practical outcomes for independent shops. Noteworthy angles include leadership development, the role of technology and AI in shop operations, and strategies for sustaining growth without sacrificing culture or service quality. The format tends to combine firsthand shop-floor anecdotes with frameworks and actionable takeaways, making it useful for owners, managers, and marketers seeking real-world strate... more
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Recent guests on Ratchet+Wrench Radio include:
1. Dan Autey
2. Josh Wilber
3. Adam Sutton
4. Bill Hanvey
5. Ashley Jo Bloom
6. Jay Gouninen
7. Matt Kramer
8. Seth Thorson
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