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A full trailer load of freight podcasts from FreightWaves. Enjoy shows like the award-winning WHAT THE TRUCK?!? podcast, Put That Coffee Down, Freightonomics, Fuller Speed Ahead, Great Quarter, Gals and more with one click of the subscribe button. One freight feed to rule them all!
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  • WHAT THE TRUCK?!? | Giant Hauls & Precision Moves
    Nov 17 2025
    Malcolm kicks off the week with energy, industry insights, and a packed lineup of guests who deliver deep expertise across transportation safety, branding, and heavy-haul logistics. Malcolm opens with key headlines impacting the freight world — from upcoming USPS parcel price hikes to fluctuating global trade patterns, ocean carrier earnings, FMCSA’s new crash-risk study, and shifting M&A trends in the freight sector. The episode’s interviews begin with Chris Isley, Risk Control Specialist at Travelers Transportation, who breaks down the complexities of heavy equipment transportation, load securement standards, DOT compliance, specialized permits, escort coordination, and the safety measures needed to move oversized cargo. His decades of experience inform a detailed look at how fleets can strengthen safety programs, prevent losses, and keep operators protected. Next, Malcolm is joined by Alex Martin-Banzer, Brand Marketing Manager for Western Star and Daimler Truck North America. Alex shares her journey from intern to brand leader, offering an inside perspective on engineering, product strategy, and the storytelling behind one of the industry’s most iconic vocational truck brands. She dives into the massive Western Star–supported move of a historic Martin Mars aircraft, reflects on the brand’s legacy, and previews upcoming projects and the Star Nation operator experience. The show closes with Kyle Wilkes, Project Manager at Southwest Industrial Rigging, who provides an up-close look at the monumental effort required to transport the enormous Martin Mars bomber fuselage across Arizona — the tallest load ever moved on Arizona highways. Kyle walks through the intense planning, routing, permitting, engineering challenges, electrical coordination, and teamwork needed to pull off one of the most complex heavy-haul feats in recent memory. He also shares career advice, industry trends, and a thoughtful tribute to company founder Harry Baker. ⁠Watch on YouTube⁠ ⁠Visit our sponsor⁠ ⁠Subscribe to the WTT newsletter⁠ ⁠Apple Podcasts⁠ ⁠Spotify⁠ ⁠More FreightWaves Podcasts⁠ #WHATTHETRUCK #FreightNews #supplychain Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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  • The Daily | November 17, 2025
    Nov 17 2025
    The current intersection of federal regulation and enforcement is creating significant market risk, forcing carriers to exit and fundamentally tightening liability for both carriers and the shippers who hire them. The immediate shockwave comes from California, where the cancellation of 17,000 non-domiciled CDLs—over 9% of the state's for-hire carrier base—is expected to cause substantial capacity constraints and firm up outbound freight rates, signaling national enforcement scrutiny. This episode unpacks the crucial precedent set by California's AB5 enforcement action, which resulted in an $868,000 penalty against three companies, including shipper Costco and 3PL Ryder Last Mile. Ryder and Costco were found jointly liable with the carrier for exercising "direct or indirect control" over drivers, demonstrating that managing drivers like employees results in liability like an employer. We debate whether the current market slump is purely demand-driven or if regulatory fear is driving non-compliant carriers out, causing spot rates to slowly "melt up" despite weak volumes. Further regulatory focus is evident as the FMCSA launches a major study with 60 carriers to analyze the link between driver work schedules, hours-of-service, and crash risk, aiming to inform future HOS restrictions. Shifting focus to logistics investment, the USPS reported a massive $9 billion loss but is executing an urgent, long-term modernization push, including investing nearly $20 billion in automated sorters and new vehicles to attract parcel volume. Finally, we examine the unanimous industry consensus that autonomous trucking is inevitable, with the rapid "J-curve of adoption" expected to hit between 2035 and 2040 as labor and regulatory risks accelerate investment in driverless technology. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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  • The Great Freight Debate
    Nov 17 2025
    On November 13th FreightWaves Founder & CEO Craig Fuller took on DAT’s industry veteran Ken Adamo in a debate that covered everything from market forecasts and capacity crunch to tech disruption and the future of brokerage. Presiding over the debate was the one and only Armchair Attorney, Matt Leffler Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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