Driving to brunch with my family. Car Talk on the radio transports part of me back in time to a blip in my childhood when we’d drive seemingly for hours. My dad would turn the volume way up and we’d hear the laugh of “Click and Clack” in harmony with my dad’s as he smacked the steering wheel for comedic emphasis. I didn’t get the humor back then just as my own kids don’t get it now, but there was something vaguely comforting about hearing my dad laugh, unabashed and carefree, like he left the door cracked open to a secret world. So now on Saturday mornings I leave the show playing even though everyone groans because I want them to pick up, somewhere in their subconscious, a glimpse into that same secret world that I got a glimpse of everytime my dad laughed.