Welcome back to The Road Show with Tony Justice and Friends! In this episode, I sit down with two of my favorite people on the road — Daniel and Phyllis Snow of Snow Trucking. These two are more than friends — they’re family. We first met over a decade ago at the Guilty by Association Truck Show in Joplin, Missouri, and I’ve admired them ever since. Their story is one of grit, faith, and true partnership. From the early days of farming and hauling cattle to building their legendary rig “The Goose,” Daniel and Phyllis have built a life around hard work, faith, and a deep love for each other and the trucking community.

We talk about how they got their start in trucking, how they balance marriage and business, and the powerful faith that fuels every mile they drive. You’ll hear stories of their early years on the farm, lessons learned from life on the road, and the wisdom they’ve gained after 34 years of marriage and countless miles together. If you’ve ever wondered what keeps a couple rolling strong in both life and trucking, this conversation will warm your heart and make you proud to be part of this industry.

Topics Discussed in the Episode

• How Daniel got started in trucking as a teen

• The origins and meaning behind The Goose

• Life on the road as a husband-and-wife team

• Building their faith-driven mission, In God We Truck

• How they keep marriage and joy alive on the road

• • Giving back through Bennett Family of Companies

  
  

  
  Snow Trucking on Facebook

  Bennett Family of Companies: https://www.bennettig.com

  Wreaths Across America: https://www.wreathsacrossamerica.org
  A big thanks to Daniel and Phyllis for sharing their story and their faith. Their love for God, each other, and this industry reminds us why trucking is more than a job — it’s a calling. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, follow, and share The Road Show. Until next time, keep it safe out there and God bless!

Welcome back to The Road Show with Tony Justice and Friends! Today I’m sitting down with my good buddy and country artist Elvie Shane—Kentucky-born storyteller, raised by a church-going mama and a truck-driving dad. From gospel roots and gravel-lot wrenching to Nashville stages and lakeside life back home, Elvie’s journey is pure working-class America. We dig into his new record Damascus, the move out of Nashville, growing up “with an angel on one shoulder and the devil on the other,” and why the road is both friend and foe.

Topics Discussed in the Episode:

• Why Elvie left Nashville and found peace back home in Kentucky

• Growing up between church pews and truck cabs—and how it shaped his music

• Stories from the road: pond jumps, barracudas, and the lessons learned

• Embracing the “backslider” identity and writing honest, faith-filled songs

• Creating the new record in the mountains with close friends

Links and Resources:

Website: elvieshane.com

Instagram: instagram.com/elvieshanemusic

YouTube: @ElvieShaneMusic

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elvieshanemusic/Big thanks to Elvie for hanging and sharing his story straight from the heart. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, follow, and leave a review—then share The Road Show with your fellow drivers, friends, and family. Until next time, keep it safe out there and God bless!

Welcome back to The Road Show with Tony Justice and Friends! Today I’m joined by my longtime friend and branding partner, Laura Bull, author of From Individual to Empire and a former music industry executive who’s helped shape the careers of some of the biggest names in country music.

Laura’s been part of my team for years, helping Misty and me build a brand that truly reflects who we are—and today, she’s sharing her expertise with all of you. Whether you’re a truck driver, small business owner, or content creator, this episode will open your eyes to how branding can change everything.

We dive into why authenticity is the foundation of every successful brand, how personal values shape your message, and what steps to take to build lasting trust with your audience. If you’ve ever wondered how to make your business—or yourself—stand out in a crowded world, this conversation’s for you.

Topics Discussed in the Episode

• The difference between branding and marketing—and why you need branding first

• How to define your authentic story and shared values to connect with customers

• Why consistency and trustworthiness are the real “it factor” in any business

• The importance of staying true to your core audience and original supporters

• How passion and purpose sustain you when the road gets tough

Links & Resources

From Individual to Empire (Book): https://www.amazon.com/From-Individual-Empire-Laura-Bull/dp/1626346823

The Brand Management: https://thebrandmgmt.comBig thanks to Laura for joining us and sharing her wisdom on branding, business, and authenticity. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, follow, and share The Road Show with your friends and fellow drivers. Until next time, keep it safe out there—and God bless!

Welcome back to The Road Show with Tony Justice and Friends! Today I’m joined by East Tennessee’s own Brack Terry, a powerhouse attorney who’s been standing up for hardworking folks for over 30 years. From representing truckers in major accident cases to taking on corporate giants, Brack brings grit, passion, and genuine care to every case he touches.

We dive into Brack’s East Tennessee roots, how growing up around Volunteer Speedway shaped his work ethic, and why his family law firm continues to put people before profits. Brack also shares practical legal advice for truckers, from uninsured motorist coverage to navigating today’s rising insurance rates, as well as his take on government regulations, driver training standards, and new fleet technologies.

Topics Discussed in the Episode

• Brack’s East Tennessee upbringing and the 60+ year legacy of his family law firm

• Why truckers should carry uninsured motorist policies to protect themselves

• How lawsuits and insurance caps affect drivers and trucking companies

• The dangers of under-trained and inexperienced drivers in the industry

• Language barriers, safety risks, and the call for common-sense regulations

• The human side of practicing law: resilience, hope, and treating clients like family

• How new fleet technologies (Samsara, Lytx) track driver performance—for better and worse

• Memorable cases that changed truckers’ lives and offered true justice

Links & Resources

• Terry Law Firm: https://www.terry-lawfirm.com/

• • Contact The Terry Law Firm (423) 586-5800
  • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theterrylawfirm/

  
  

  This season of The Roadshow with Tony Justice and Friends is brought to you by ⁠Fitzgerald Truck Parts⁠: https://fitzgeraldtruckparts.com/

Welcome back to The Road Show with Tony Justice and Friends! We’re kicking off the second half of our 2025 season with a bang. In this episode, I sit down with Jeremy Kellett from Oakley Trucking. Jeremy and I go way back, and he recently had me on The Oakley Podcast – so it only made sense to bring him on my show to return the favor and dive into a great conversation. We talk trucking from the unique lens of a company deeply rooted in tradition, innovation, and genuine care for its drivers. If you’re in the industry or just curious about the heartbeat behind America’s freight movement, this one’s for you.

We explore everything from the generational legacy of Oakley Trucking to the everyday challenges and triumphs of owner-operators. Jeremy shares valuable insights into driver retention, the pitfalls of overregulation, and how Oakley stays ahead of the curve with honest recruiting, realistic expectations, and a family-oriented culture. Whether you're an aspiring driver, seasoned hauler, or trucking enthusiast, this episode is packed with lessons and laughs you won't want to miss.

Topics Discussed in the Episode

• Jeremy shares the 57-year history of Oakley Trucking and its generational leadership

• The critical difference between recruiting and retention in the trucking world

• How Oakley Trucking vets and supports its drivers from day one

• Why driver appreciation and honest communication matter

• How Jeremy would tackle overregulation in the trucking industry

• The impact of The Oakley Podcast and how it's fostering stronger driver connections

Links & Resources

• The Oakley Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-oakley-podcast/id1500924861

• • Pittsburgh Power: https://www.pittsburghpower.com
  • DPF Regeneration by Hattie Jane Rollins: https://dpfregeneration.com

  
  

  Big thanks to Jeremy for joining us and sharing such powerful insights into the trucking industry. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, follow, and leave us a review. And don’t forget to share The Road Show with your fellow drivers and friends. Until next time, keep it safe out there and God bless!

  
  

  This season of The Roadshow with Tony Justice and Friends is brought to you by ⁠Fitzgerald Truck Parts: https://fitzgeraldtruckparts.com/

Welcome back to The Road Show with Tony Justice and Friends! Man, was I excited to sit down with my good buddy John Schneider — actor, singer, songwriter, and the one and only Bo Duke from The Dukes of Hazzard. John’s one of those rare folks who’s just as genuine off-camera as he is on. We talked about everything from his small-town roots and early love of music to how he landed that legendary role and what’s kept him grounded through all the ups and downs of fame.

We also dug into his lifelong connection with working folks and truck drivers, his passion for country music, and the powerful story behind his new song, “Charlie’s Words.” This conversation had me laughing, thinking, and feeling grateful for good people who still speak the truth and live it every day.

Topics Discussed in the Episode

• How John faked his way into The Dukes of Hazzard audition—and landed the role of Bo Duke

• The small-town values and family spirit that made The Dukes a lasting hit

• John’s love for the road and his respect for America’s truckers

• The story behind “Charlie’s Words” and why truth still matters

• His reminder that kindness, gratitude, and helping others never go out of style

Links & Resources

Listen to “Charlie’s Words” (All proceeds go to Turning Point USA): YouTube – Charlie’s Words with Orchestra

Shop John’s Movies & Music: https://johnschneider.shop/

Tony’s Official Music: TonyJusticeMusic.com

A big thanks to my friend John for joining me and sharing such an honest, heartfelt conversation. He’s proof that staying true to who you are never goes out of style.

If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to follow, rate, and share The Road Show with your friends out on the big road. Until next time, keep the rubber side down and God bless!

This season of The Roadshow with Tony Justice and Friends is brought to you by: Fitzgerald Truck Parts

In this episode of The Road Show with Tony Justice and Friends, we take you behind the scenes of the trucking industry, NASCAR, and the heart of small-town America. Tony is joined by David Lowry and Tim Hadden of Bennett Transportation Group—one of the largest heavy-haul trucking companies in the U.S. with over 4,000 trucks and 160+ terminals.

The conversation covers Bennett’s deep roots in trucking, their recent sponsorship of the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway, and their commitment to driver appreciation. The guests discuss the critical role truck drivers play in keeping America moving, and how Bennett goes the extra mile to support them with top-tier amenities, financial assistance, and events like Stars, Stripes & White Lines Truck Show.

Listeners also get an inside look at Bennett’s partnership with Wreaths Across America, their efforts to honor fallen veterans, and the company's core values of faith, family, and patriotism. Plus, Tony and David share exciting updates about the upcoming Mid-America Trucking Show and the unveiling of the revamped “Purgatory” truck.

Topics Discussed in the Episode:

• The legacy and impact of Bennett Transportation Group in the trucking industry.

• Bennett’s sponsorship of the NASCAR Xfinity Series race and Austin Hill’s big win.

• The importance of driver appreciation and how Bennett supports its drivers.

• The Stars, Stripes & White Lines Truck Show and the Wreaths Across America initiative.

• Exciting updates on Mid-America Trucking Show and the “Purgatory” truck reveal.

Connect with David Lowry and Tim Hadden:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-lowry-48144528/

https://www.bennettig.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-hadden-211a4121/

Welcome to another episode of The Roadshow with Tony Justice and Friends! In this episode, Tony sits down with Chris Fife, the creative force behind Big Rig Videos, to explore his journey from a teenage dreamer with a borrowed video camera to one of the most respected storytellers in the trucking industry. Chris shares his unique story, blending his passions for trucking and video production to celebrate the hardworking men and women who keep America moving.

Topics Discussed in the Episode:

- Chris’s early inspiration for starting Big Rig Videos

- The evolution of his video production techniques and iconic “rolling CB interviews”

- Behind-the-scenes stories from truck shows and music video collaborations

- The importance of capturing the passion and pride of the trucking community

Connect with Chris Fife and Big Rig Videos:

- Website: http://www.bigrigvideos.com

- Facebook: Big Rig Videos https://www.facebook.com/BigRigVideos

- YouTube: Big Rig Videos Channel https://www.youtube.com/BigRigVideos

- Instagram: @bigrigvideos

- TikTok: @therealbigrigvideos