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NARSA/IDEA’S PODCAST Solder & Soot


Be sure to check out the latest episodes of our new podcast series “Solder & Soot!” Each episode, our hosts Mark Taylor and Bobby Duran interview experts and business owners in the cooling systems and emissions industries to learn how they overcame major challenges.


Episode 11: Mike’s Radiators


We learn all about life in Zimbabwe with Mike Marques and Darren Maboreke of Mike’s Radiators in this episode of “Solder & Soot.” They are new members to NARSA/IDEA, but they’re both experienced in the world of cooling systems. From recruiting employees to fi nding materials, we discuss the challenges of operating a radiator shop in Africa. Plus, have you heard of the African tiger fi sh? We learn more about this monster of a fi sh, and why it’s especially tough to catch.


“Solder and Soot” is produced by NARSA/ IDEA, an international trade association connecting shops, manufacturers, and distributors in the cooling systems and diesel emissions industries. Each episode, hosts Mark Taylor and Bobby Duran interview entrepreneurs and industry leaders to learn more about their business challenges and success stories.


You can fi nd “Solder & Soot” on iTunes, Spotify, Anchor.fm as well as http://narsa- idea.org/podcast.


Interested in sponsoring an episode of Solder & Soot? Email marymargaret@ narsa.org.


Want more industry news and updates within our association? Stay in the loop by subscribing to our bi-monthly


NARSA/IDEA Newsletter.


To join our mailing list, email mtaylor@narsa.org.


November/December 2021 | THE COOLING JOURNAL | 19


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