On this episode of With Her Two Hands, we’re broadcasting live from Girl Gang Garage with 3 female technicians from Drivetime who have been working with Bogi for the last few days on the all female charity build benefiting Maggie’s Place.
We chat about the build, but also about being a woman in the automotive industry and hear a little from each of them on their story and how they came up in the industry. Be sure to tune in to see our progress on the build and meet these 3 incredible ladies!
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