Rene's Van & Storage Movers to the Stars!

Rene's Van and Storage in Los Angeles has been around for 85 years and moved presidents, mega stars and rock stars. The tales abound but not only that, average folks too. Maybe you. Some of the most interesting tales of the strangest and multi-million dollar items moved over the last eight decades. Tune in.

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Marshall and Michelle Lambert
spend a lot of time looking up as you can see in the photos. Rene's (Marshall's grandfather) held this company business 85 years ago and it has become the "go to" mover and storage place for Hollywood's elite and political figures like LA Mayor Eric Garcetti, too. Ronald Reagan, Frank Sinatra, Clark Gable and even Marylin Monroe all used their services over the years. Million dollar paintings have been stored here, $100,000 pieces of furniture and more. The tales they have to tell are fascinating and you can hear it all at the podcast above on "Interesting People with Bob Brill."

Hear about the tale of the $1.2 million dollar painting they had to haul off a ceiling high above the ground, or the chandeliers, or what about the rock stars who came fully equipped with the smoke of pot? For more info on Rene's you can check out their website Rene's.

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MYTH OR FACT; AUTO REPAIR MECHANIC BRENT SIMMONS

Brent Simmons is a long time mechanic and auto repair expert and he discusses what a mechanic really does in these days of computers vs. the wrench. He debunks the myths and lays out the truth about your vehicle.

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Brent Simmons began working on cars at age 14 and never looked back. He says he was "born to be a mechanic" and he takes his job seriously. So seriously, he takes eight to 10 classes a year in advanced auto repair just to keep up with all the changes in the many different vehicles he works on.
For instance, did you know new cars don't require tune-ups for the first 100,000 miles?! Shocking. The truth about oil, gasoline additives, gas saving tips, tire rotation, you name it. We discuss everything from easy maintenance to major repairs which may bring you to tears. We do it in great detail and so you can easily understand it in this edition of "Interesting People with Bob Brill."

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Steve Miller, the Traffic Ticket Guy

Steve Miller operates GetDismissed, a company which helps you fight your traffic tickets.

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Steve Miller, not the musician as he will automatically point out, is a man everyone either should or will come in contact with at some point in their lives. You see, he is the "go to guy" when you get a traffic ticket. He founded a company called “GetDismissed.”
When we sat down to talk with him for our Podcast; “Interesting People with Bob Brill” we learned first off, he really did want to become a rock star but the name was already taken. Who could compete with the Steve Miller Band? Miller, the traffic guy, loves to joke around about that.
He started all of this when he realized there is a better way to deal with fighting your traffic ticket. And there are many ways to do it, but he teaches there is really only one way and it’s the easy way. For the nuts and bolts you’ll need to listen to the podcast but it’s safe to say you’ll want to investigate it further.
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CHRIS MONTGOMERY BENDER Hollywood Talent Agent/White House Lawyer

Chris Montgomery Bender is the head of Prodigy Talent, a Hollywood Talent Agency and a former White House lawyer.

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Chris Montgomery Bender likes to joke he’s on the third mortgage of his soul. He’s been:

1. White House lawyer
2. Political operative
3. Hollywood talent agent

Those three professions are enough to put anybody down at the bottom of the list of most beloved people. Chris is different though.

In our podcast; “Interesting People with Bob Brill” he talks about his humble beginnings and how he wanted to do something with his life to make an impact. As a teen-ager he began working for a local politician in Colorado. A savvy learner, he took that all the way up the food chain in the state and then to the national stage with a stop in law school in between.

Working in the George W. Bush White House was an experience he cherished and as he tells us “you never forget what it’s like to stand in the Oval Office no matter what your politics.” He got there right after …

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