Dr. Paul White, co-author of "The Five Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace," will teach how to improve a collision repair shop by showing authentic appreciation to team members.

“On the Road with Mike Anderson — Serving Up Collision Advice,” a new live podcast powered by Autobody News that gives listeners a chance to ask industry expert questions in real time, is hosting its next episode at 4 p.m. ET/1 p.m. PT July 14.

In this episode, Anderson will talk about “The Five Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace” with special guest Dr. , who co-wrote the book with . The book has sold 600,000 copies translated into 25 languages, and its resources are used by Mercedes-Benz, Daimler Trucks, Ford and General Motors.

White will teach how collision repairers can better their businesses through showing authentic appreciation to their team members.

The podcast will be broadcast live from Ultimate Auto Body in New Jersey. The one-hour episode can be watched live on Autobody News’ social media channels, including YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and X. Click on the YouTube and Facebook link now to RSVP and receive a reminder before the broadcast begins.

All episodes are available on the Autobody News YouTube page for viewing on-demand after the live broadcast. Industry members can submit questions and topic ideas in advance here.

As the president and owner of Collision Advice, an industry research, reference and consulting business, Anderson spends more than 300 days a year “on the road,” using the lessons he learned as a highly successful multi-shop owner in Northern Virginia to help collision repairers nationwide improve their own business’ efficiency and profitability, while ensuring safe, proper repairs.

Anderson is a well-regarded speaker at a wide range of industry events, from state collision repair association trade shows to the SEMA Show, and a regular columnist at Autobody News.

He also serves as the facilitator for the Collision Advice Spartan 300 Performance Group, and is an instructor, leading courses for companies including Toyota, Nissan and other OEMs, as well as through Collision Advice.