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Elizabeth Gerbel, Founder and CEO of EAG, Inc., and Chris Petropulos, VP of Consulting, discuss how their mix of business process and IT consulting, software implementation, back-office outsourcing, and IT managed services help both mature and start-up upstream, midstream, and energy adjacent companies operate and improve. They describe how EAG’s years of hands-on design, implementation, and delivery of oil and gas back-office processes have resulted in accelerators that reduce the time and cost of implementing a wide range of software options.

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Website: https://eaginc.com/

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Okay… so… we need to talk.

This episode — Episode 31 — should not exist.
 It wasn’t planned. It wasn’t scheduled. It wasn’t even supposed to be possible. Episode 30 was meant to be the grand finale — thirty reasons to hate energy, a nice round number, a tidy wrap-up, a neat little bow tied around a two-hour rant that already went longer than the average congressional hearing on renewable subsidies.

But here’s the thing: Kaden doesn’t stop.

Somewhere between Reason 20 and a tangent about haunted houses, wind therapy, and the inevitable rise of radioactive desert monuments, the episode grew too powerful. The file size alone threatened to consume the servers. Listeners started reporting heat output from their headphones. The waveform looked like a small earthquake. We had no choice — we had to split it.

So… sorry. Truly. From the bottom of our overworked power grid, we apologize.

Welcome to Episode 31 — Part Two of Thirty Reasons to Hate Energy: the sequel that shouldn’t exist, the continuation nobody asked for, and the one that breaks the laws of both math and thermodynamics. This is the overflow episode, the spilled coffee of podcasting, the unintended byproduct of letting Kaden talk about energy unsupervised for more than four hours straight. Here, you’ll find the final ten reasons to hate energy. And at the end of it all, after every rant, tangent, and meltdown, Kaden finally delivers what he promised: the one reason not to hate energy. A single spark of optimism buried under an avalanche of sarcasm, science, and regret. We wish we could say this was planned. We wish we could say this is the last time. We wish we could stop releasing energy-themed episodes like sequels to a movie that should’ve ended three films ago. But here we are. Episode 31. The episode that shouldn’t exist, powered entirely by caffeine, spite, and the fundamental inability to let go of a metaphor.

So… plug in, tune in, and forgive us.
 This one’s an accident — but an educational one.

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In this episode, host Joe Batir speaks with Karla Klay, Executive Director and Founder of Artist Boat, a non-profit in Galveston preserving coastal habitat. They discuss what a coastal habitat is, the benefits of coastal habitat from an environmental position, and the benefits of conserving this habitat from a business perspective. Finally, Karla gives a call to action for their active fundraising campaign. To donate to the “be one in a million” campaign, follow this link.

Karla’s book recommendations:

Raising Hare: A Memoir by Chloe Dalton

An Ocean of Air by Gabrielle Walker

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In this conversation, Jill Minassian, Senior Business Development Manager for SPM Pressure Control Solutions, discusses the evolution of pressure control technology in the oil and gas industry. She highlights the transition from traditional flow iron setups to large bore iron, emphasizing the benefits of efficiency, safety, and cost savings. Jill also addresses the global adoption of linear pressure control and the future of automation in pressure control technology, showcasing SPM’s commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction.

Contact Jill Minassian via LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jill-minassian-a2818539

Company Website: SPM Oil & Gas | SPM Oil & Gas

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In this conversation, Jill Minassian, Senior Business Development Manager for SPM Pressure Control Solutions, discusses the evolution of pressure control technology in the oil and gas industry. She highlights the transition from traditional flow iron setups to large bore iron, emphasizing the benefits of efficiency, safety, and cost savings. Jill also addresses the global adoption of linear pressure control and the future of automation in pressure control technology, showcasing SPM’s commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction.

Contact Jill Minassian via LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jill-minassian-a2818539

Company Website: SPM Oil & Gas | SPM Oil & Gas

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In this episode of Oil and Gas Upstream, host Elena Melchert and Sarah Kern, Director of Strategic Engagement at Energy Innovation Capital discuss Sarah’s career journey from electrical engineering to the drilling industry, her involvement in industry organizations, and the success of the ATCE 2025 conference. The conversation also touches on leadership changes within SPE, the role of Energy Innovation Capital in venture funding, and the importance of networking and industry involvement for career growth.

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-e-kern

https://www.energyinnovationcapital.com

https://www.eicroserock.com

https://www.spe.org

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In this special episode of the Connected Workers podcast, Andrew Chrostowski explores gratitude for the transformative impact of technology on frontline industries such as oil and gas, manufacturing, services, and logistics. It’s a Thanksgiving episode that highlights how innovations like IoT sensors, wearables, AI, and augmented reality are enhancing safety, productivity, and efficiency for frontline workers. Andrew shares real-world examples of how these technologies are saving lives and boosting output, while also expressing gratitude for the advancements that empower workers globally. The episode emphasizes the importance of digital transformation and the role of technology in creating a safer, smarter era for frontline workers.

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Most operators focus on Bitcoin mining revenue but completely overlook the tax advantages that can double your ROI. Jordan Guess, founder of Bitment, reveals Section 179 strategies, accounting frameworks, and tax timing secrets that turn Bitcoin mining into a wealth preservation machine.

About Jordan Guess:

Jordan is the founder of Bitment, accounting software specifically designed for Bitcoin businesses. He helps oil & gas operators, professional investors, and mining operations integrate Bitcoin into their bookkeeping, structure tax-advantaged investments, and navigate the complex accounting requirements that traditional CPAs can’t handle.

About Bitment:

Bitment is one-of-a-kind software that allows you to seamlessly integrate Bitcoin into your bookkeeping. It saves massive time at tax season, gets your accountant up to speed quickly, and ensures compliance as you enter the Bitcoin mining business.

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With Bitcoin’s next halving just over two years away, the window to mine at current block rewards is closing fast. In this episode, Bitcoin mining professional Jill Ford breaks down the economics of mining, explains why you can still mine Bitcoin for $60-70k (well below market price), and shares strategic insights on ASIC selection, home mining, and financial sovereignty.

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Every year, $1.17 billion worth of natural gas literally goes up in flames at oil and gas sites across America. What if you could turn that waste into wealth?

In this premiere episode, Jon Taylor reveals how he’s converting stranded flare gas into profitable Bitcoin mining operations generating $500K-$2M per site annually—while creating massive tax advantages for high-net-worth professionals.

You’ll discover: • The infrastructure problem causing billions in energy waste • Why this is the most tax-efficient investment vehicle for professionals • How Blue Hawk’s turnkey solutions solve problems for 3 different markets • Real numbers: $25M in active deals, $10M Year 1 revenue projection • Why the timing is perfect (and won’t last forever)

This episode is for you if: ✓ You’re in oil & gas with stranded or flare gas ✓ You’re a high-income professional seeking tax-advantaged investments ✓ You run a business with excess electrical capacity ✓ You want to understand this emerging opportunity before it’s too late

No sales pitch. Just real math, real projects, and actionable intelligence.

Next Steps: Download the Site Assessment Checklist: bluehawkenergy.com/assessment Book a 15-minute consultation to explore your specific situation

About Wild Mining: A podcast about turning energy waste into digital wealth through mobile Bitcoin mining. Hosted by Jon Taylor, founder of Blue Hawk Energy Solutions.

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