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Joe Gagnon The Appliance Doctor
Live Saturdays 8A-11A
 The Appliance Doctor Radio Show has been on the radio for 25 years across the country. After many years at ABC and CBS, Joe Gagnon has found his way back to his roots at WAAM Ann Arbor. His Saturday morning format has helped millions save money on repairs and maintenance of major home appliances. His easy going logical method of instructions has given many do-it-yourselfers a new sense of accomplishment. You may have seen him on “Prime Time” or “Good Morning America” or heard him on your local radio station when he wrote his last two books, “First Aid” and “The Words & Wisdom of The Appliance Doctor”. His many years of experience working in the appliance industry can only help those who want to fix something on their own, shop wisely for appliances or be a more aware consumer. Even the very educated of this world can learn something from the Appliance Doctor.
Joe’s passion for people has made him a strong consumer advocate who is known throughout the country. He worked as a fraud investigator for Detroit Consumer Affairs and the Michigan Attorney General’s Office helping to eliminate unethical type businesses and writing legislation that resulted in 3 different laws that bear his signature. In June 2002 Governor John Engler of
Michigan signed “The Joe Gagnon Appliance Repair Act”, the first time in the history of the
United States that an American Law has been named after a Canadian citizen.
Joe Gagnon was born and raised in Timmins, Ontario, in
Canada and came to this country in the early 60’s playing hockey. He is a member of the Detroit Red Wings Alumni hockey team and still laces on the blades for charitable causes. He has been a columnist for the Observer & Eccentric newspaper chain for the past 15 years and gives of his time to many worthy organizations. He is the celebrity spokesperson for Consumers Energy, an energy provider in the State of
Michigan. He serves as a board member of Spectrum Human Services and S.O.C.A.P. (Society of Consumer Affairs Professionals), and is past president of Kiwanis, National Association of Service
Managers and the Garden City Michigan Chamber of Commerce. He is proud to help consumers from all walks of life and invites you join him every Saturday morning.
Examples of what you’ll learn when you listen:
Do you know your dishwasher will clean dishes better after you give it a bath with “Tang Breakfast Drink”? Do you know that the vent line on the back of clothes dryers causes over 15,000 house fires a year in this country? Do you have one of the 24 million defective hot-water tanks produced in this country? Do you know that a simple five- minute maintenance tip on your refrigerator can save you up to $120 a year on energy costs? The tips on this show will save you hundreds of dollars and hundreds of hours each year on home and appliance maintenance. The tips on this show might even save your life, or the life of a loved one.
Important Testimonial:
“Joe Gagnon is special. Oh sure, he can recommend a quality oven or troubleshoot a sputtering furnace, but it’s his commitment to really listening to consumers and their concerns that has made him such a treasure. In my office, we send people Joe’s way all the time. In fact, over the years, thousands have turned to Joe for his unique blend of suggestions, stories and advice–I have no doubt that his words will fix what ails your appliances, too."
Signed: Jennifer M. Granholm, Michigan State Attorney General (2000)
Things to know about advertising on Joe’s Show:
You may desire to be an advertiser on the Appliance Doctor Radio Show, but please understand that many thousands of consumers trust in Joe’s format of only recommending the best. Each advertiser must be checked out thoroughly before the first commercial is read over the air. You can trust that Joe has the resources to find out if your company is suitable for presentation on what Joe says is “the most ethical radio show in the country”.
Live Listener Call in Line: 1-734-822-1600
Official Joe Gagnon Site: www.askjoegagnon.com
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