Click and Clack share some of their favorite calls from and about moms. They cover the gamut of motherly conundrums--and they're not all about cars.

Moms have served honorably in the minivan wars. Negotiated conflicting advice between husbands and fathers. Even extracted sticky sippy cups from under countless seats. Now brothers (and sons) Tom and Ray Magliozzi give mothers their due in this new collection of calls from Car Talk

Among the featured callers: their own long-suffering mother, Elizabeth, who lets us in on the travails of raising two time-wasting hellions, says "Lipstick" when she means "Dipstick", and reveals that infectious, maniacal laughter runs in the Magliozzi family.

Selections include "The Sleek Black Beauty," "How to Talk Sense into a 16-year-old," "Outing Mom," and "What Smell, Hon?" All are gloriously unrehearsed original radio broadcasts.

1 hour on 1 cd

Tom and Ray Magliozzi, better known as Click and Clack, the Tappet Brothers, host National Public Radio's Car Talk, a syndicated call-in program heard on more than 500 stations world-wide. Their hilarious, uninhibited show is enjoyed by millions of listeners each week. Winners of the Peabody Award in broadcasting, the Magziozzi brothers have been handing out advice since 1977 on everything from car repair to marriage maintenance.