Teens Changing Attitudes About Cars?

Posted by Staff in On The Air on Oct 13th, 2009 | no responses

Are teens changing the way they look at cars? A new report says that today’s kids don’t care about whether or not they have a vehicle. But sentiment may vary depending on who you ask. Tony Cox gets insight from Jeff Fortson of JeffCars.com about changing attitudes toward the auto industry.
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Plus, the battle over child custody. Father’s rights advocates say the court system puts dads at a disadvantage when it comes to securing custody of their kids, and that black men are particularly affected by stereotypes that paint them as deadbeat dads.

To explore both issues, Tony Cox is joined by Renee Mitchell, a former award winning journalist and women’s empowerment speaker who has written on the role of mothers in the fatherless upbringing of children. He also speaks with Harry Hamilton, a father’s rights advocate and attorney in Pennsylvania, who has been at the losing end of a custody battle for the last five years.
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