In this episode, host Jeremy Reymer sits down with Nick Klingensmith, High-Impact Keynote Speaker, Author, Mental Endurance & Sales Performance Coach at Stride Motivation for a conversation about overcoming obstacles, improving health, and resilience in the trucking and logistics industry.

They zoom in on Nick’s personal journey of battling cancer, diabetes, and addiction, and how those challenges led him to a life focused on mental and physical endurance. Nick shares practical tips for drivers and others in the industry, highlighting the power of small, intentional changes and the importance of creating a strong “why” to fuel personal growth.

Listen in as they explore the role of community, the impact of consistent effort, and how Stride Motivation is helping individuals push through limitations and thrive both mentally and physically in the demanding world of trucking.

In this episode, Sam Watts, founder of Wattsmen Diesel House, shares how firsthand experience with a DOT audit led him deep into safety and compliance. Starting with a conditional rating and no formal background in safety, Sam recounts how necessity forced him to learn fast and build from the ground up.

Sam and Jeremy talk about why most small fleets struggle to stay compliant, how technology can either help or hurt depending on its use, and what Sam’s learned from years of hands-on work inside real operations. They also talk through the launch of the Wattsmen Safety Subscription, a resource designed to give small carriers access to training, templates, and guidance without the high cost of a full-time safety team.

This episode is a practical look at what safety means for small trucking companies, and how one person's lived experience is now helping others protect their business.

In this episode, Bob Book, Director of Marketing for Road Dog Care Company and VP of Marketing for Revolution Trucking, shares his path from general marketing into the world of trucking and wellness. He reflects on the surprising warmth of the trucking community and how genuine connections fuel long-term success.

Bob and Jeremy discuss how Road Dog Care evolved from a coffee brand into a complete wellness company, offering hygiene and health products designed by and for truckers. They also explore how thoughtful marketing and small gestures can improve retention and driver satisfaction.

This episode offers valuable insights into brand evolution, wellness on the road, and the power of marketing with heart. If you're interested in how care and creativity can shape a stronger trucking industry, this conversation is for you.

In this episode, Chelsea Faulkner, Director of Operations for HandledNow and host of Drive, shares her journey from staffing to the trucking industry. She discusses the challenges of connecting drivers and office teams and how HandledNow is helping companies find the right fit for long-term success.

Chelsea and Jeremy explore the importance of bridging the gap between office staff and drivers to improve overall industry dynamics. They also touch on how creating a culture of mutual respect can drive positive change.This episode offers valuable insights into connecting people across the trucking industry. If you’re curious about improving communication and building better relationships, this conversation is for you.

In this episode, PJ Barclay, President and CEO of Impirica, shares his journey from the world of accounting to tackling impairment in the trucking industry. After recognizing the need for better safety measures, PJ explains how cognitive science and technology came together to create solutions for improving driver wellness and safety.

He and Jeremy discuss the broader issue of impairment, addressing factors like fatigue, mental health, and other conditions that impact a driver’s ability to perform safely. PJ also reveals how Impirica’s technology is helping the industry proactively measure impairment risk and enhance safety standards.

This conversation is all about pushing boundaries in safety, embracing innovation, and understanding the human side of the issue. If you’re curious about how cognitive science and technology are shaping the future of trucking safety, this episode will give you plenty to think about.

In this episode, host Jeremy Reymer sits down with Becky Schmitz, Executive Director of Vikingland Community Support Program and creator of the Mental Health Toolbox, for a conversation centered on mental well-being in the trucking industry.

They unpack the hidden toll isolation, irregular routines, and chronic stress can take on drivers and why small, consistent habits matter. Becky shares how a simple check-in method, such as HALT, can become a powerful tool for self-awareness and how her red toolbox is helping to reframe the mental health conversation in unexpected ways.

Listen to this conversation where they explore the importance of staying connected, the connection between food and mood, and what it means to normalize asking for help in an industry built on strength.

In this episode, host Jeremy Reymer chats with Evan Shelley, CEO and co-founder of Truck Parking Club, to explore one of the industry’s most persistent and costly issues: truck parking.

Evan shares how a real estate background and a deep understanding of driver pain points led him to create a tech-enabled platform that rapidly adds thousands of parking spaces nationwide. They discuss the actual impact of parking scarcity and why solving this issue is key to improving retention and compliance.

This conversation offers practical insights on how more innovative parking solutions can drive real results for your business and people.

In this episode, Jason Douglass opens up about the journey that brought him full circle: from leaving a company he loved, to returning with unfinished business and a renewed vision. Now serving as VP of Operations, Jason shares what it’s taken to rebuild not just a team, but a culture.

He and Jeremy talk about what it means to lead with heart in an industry that often demands grit over vulnerability. Jason gets real about the personal challenges he’s faced - his path to sobriety, the mental toll of injury, and what it means to show up for others even when you’re still figuring it out yourself.

This conversation is about resilience, second chances, and choosing to become the person your people can count on.If you’ve ever wondered how mental health, leadership, and personal growth intersect in the world of trucking - this one will stay with you.