Episode Two.Three

In the conclusion from last week's episode, Ravi and Sonia welcome Peter Houk, Director of the MIT Glass Lab. It's B.Y.O.B. (Bring Your Own Bike) for the correctly pronounced Houk as he describes this weekend's Great Glass Pumpkin Patch event. The underlying bicycle subtext that began last week continues throughout this episode, culminating in a jaw-dropping crescendo.

On top of that, Sonia's URL divination gets an upgrade and Ravi gets a little Muppet Fever.

(QuickTime, 08:46, 36 MB)

Episode Two.Two

Ravi and Sonia get back into the swing of things in the first ever true widescreen DriveTime. Meddling mice and a prominent anniversary are discussed before the two cross the river into Cambridge in search of their guest, whose name pronunciation they both ponder.

Plus a sneak preview at next week's jaw dropper.

(QuickTime, 08:21, 34 MB)

Production Update

We are indeed "busy as beavers" to quote Dr. B. Thanks to all who have sent in guest recommendations... keep 'em coming!

We'll get back in the saddle for the next episode during this next week. And speaking of saddles -- for those of you in the Boston area looking for Saturday diversions -- I put in a plug for this event!

Update update: We've got the next episode "in the can." It may stretch into a two-parter that would make Steve Austin proud.

Episode Two.One

Ravi and Sonia turn to a new member of the DriveTime family -- Dr. B -- to answer some FAQs about DriveTime. Plus, Ravi puts a call out for guests and welcomes back the students to Boston.

(QuickTime, 06:25)

Labor Day Update

It's a return to the streets of Boston for this Labor Day Update. Ravi invites questions about DriveTime in gearing up for the next batch of episodes and Sonia provides navigation at multiple points of opportunity.

(QuickTime, 03:06)