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Mr. Frank Morton joins me on the show for a third time to share what he knows of the history of the barging industry in the US, the development of the grain export market over the last 50 years, and a number of mergers and acquisitions that shaped the industry of today.
In this episode, I'm joined by Chuck Sanford, a now-retired mechanical sampling cargo inspector that spent a great deal of his career in the Greater New Orleans area working between Baton Rouge and Myrtle Grove. The eldest of seven children, he keeps busy in his retirement by... well... working... when he feels like it.
In this episode, I'm joined by Deb Calhoun, the Senior Vice President of Waterways Council, Inc. We talk through her upbringing, her path into the industry, the mission and history of WCI, and a brief update on Bayou Sorrel Lock.
In this episode, I'm joined by Kim Bockman, a woman whose life was changed by the inland rivers maritime industry. She signed on as a cook with Ingram some seventeen years ago. We talk through the usual questions, chat about her experiences on the job, and conclude with what the industry has provided her.
Captain Ben Henson joins me to talk through a bit about his childhood and a maritime career that developed in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. We share a few laughs throughout, and finish with some commentary about the industry from his perspective. Maybe we'll do this again one day.
In this special episode of Between the Levees, I'm joined by HR and Recruiting Generalist, Jake Carter. We chat about the show, his introduction to the industry, a two-year career (thus far) with ACBL, and the state of recruiting and retention on the marine side.
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Holly Normand joins me to talk through her childhood, a career spanning 17 years thus far with Ingram, family, and industry. She was President of WIMOs and is involved with Riverworks Discovery and Mississippi Valley as well.
Two-time Maritime Throwdown Champ, Anthony Pettry, joins me on the show to chat about the usual stuff. He's a proud riverman that decked for 15 years and recently received his Mate Pilot license. We chat about hard work, family, line handling, and the state of the industry today. Company men like this are rare. Enjoy the show!
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