On this episode of Nemo Nation, Dave Nemo and Jimmy Mac sit down with veteran journalist Mark Schremmer of Land Line to discuss the newly proposed Transport Jobs Act. With 25 years of reporting experience across Kansas and Missouri—and nearly a decade covering the trucking industry—Mark unpacks how this bipartisan bill aims to connect veterans with careers in trucking and strengthen the supply chain. Tune in for an inside look at what the legislation could mean for drivers, carriers, and the future of the industry.

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On this episode of Nemo Nation, Dave Nemo and Jimmy Mac welcome Tyson Fisher, Associate Editor at Land Line Media, to discuss his latest piece, “Emission Impossible.” With more than a decade of experience covering the trucking industry—especially truck parking, tech, and federal regulations—Tyson explains the implications of President Trump’s decision to dismantle California’s electric vehicle mandates. What does this mean for the future of heavy-duty trucks, environmental policy, and the industry at large? Tune in for a deep dive into the political and practical fallout of this controversial move.

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On this segment of Nemo Nation, Dave Nemo and Jimmy Mac sit down with longtime industry leader Kevin Burch to address one of trucking’s most pressing challenges: driver retention. With decades of experience in transportation leadership and advocacy, Kevin shares insights on why drivers leave, what keeps them loyal, and how fleets can create a culture that values and supports the men and women behind the wheel. From pay and respect to communication and career paths, this conversation gets to the heart of how to keep drivers not just on the job—but proud to stay.

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On this episode of Nemo Nation, Dave Nemo and Jimmy Mac talk with Tony Sciarotta—Executive Director of the Reverse Logistics Association and Publisher of RL Magazine. With international tariffs in flux and return shipments caught in the middle, Tony breaks down how the RLA is helping businesses navigate the growing complexity of reverse logistics. From cross-border returns to supply chain sustainability, learn how reverse logistics is becoming a front-line issue in today’s transportation and retail industries—and why getting products back is just as important as getting them out.

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On this episode of Nemo Nation, hosts Dave Nemo and Jimmy Mac welcome Ben Wilkes, Cybersecurity Principal Engineer at the National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA). As cargo theft continues to evolve, so do the methods to stop it. Ben shares how cutting-edge cybersecurity measures are being used to reduce cargo crime, protect critical freight data, and build a more resilient supply chain. From digital vulnerabilities to physical threats, learn what fleets and drivers need to know to stay one step ahead.

On this episode of Nemo Nation, Dave Nemo and Jimmy Mac welcome Rick Mihelic—Director of Emerging Technologies for NACFE and President of Mihelic Vehicle Consulting—for a deep dive into the latest phase of Run On Less: The Messy Middle. With over four decades of experience in advanced vehicle development, including groundbreaking work with Peterbilt, Lockheed, NASA, and the DOE, Rick shares insights from recent site visits and how real-world fleets are navigating the complex transition between diesel and zero-emission technologies. From aerodynamics to EV integration, this conversation explores what’s working, what’s not, and what it will take to bridge the gap in freight’s future.

On this powerful episode of Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac sits down with award-winning journalist and author Jeanne Carstensen to discuss her unforgettable new book, A Greek Tragedy: One Day, A Deadly Shipwreck, and the Human Cost of the Refugee Crisis.

Carstensen brings listeners into the heart of the largest Aegean shipwreck of 2015—when an overloaded boat carrying Syrian refugees broke apart off the coast of Lesvos, Greece. After nearly a decade of investigation across Europe and the Middle East, Jeanne reveals the full story: from the desperation that drove families to flee, to the harrowing 24 hours surrounding the disaster, to the local heroes who rushed into action while governments stood still.

In a world increasingly shaped by displacement and migration, A Greek Tragedy is a timely, humanizing account of courage, loss, and survival. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the real stories behind the headlines—and the people who live them.

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On Road Gang Radio, Jimmy Mac sits down with acclaimed author and longtime New Yorker staff writer John Seabrook to discuss his riveting new book, The Spinach King: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty. In this sweeping family memoir, Seabrook digs deep into the legacy of his grandfather, C.F. Seabrook—once hailed as “the Henry Ford of agriculture”—who built a frozen vegetable empire that transformed American diets and mechanized farming.

But behind the prosperity was a darker tale: one of exploitation, racial segregation, union-busting violence, and personal downfall. From Japanese American internment survivors laboring in New Jersey fields to a family's collapse under the weight of secrets and ambition, Seabrook delivers a haunting portrait of American progress at a price. Tune in for a powerful conversation on innovation, legacy, and the cost of empire-building in the heartland.

On this episode of Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler sit down with acclaimed British writer and director Julian Simpson, the mastermind behind The Lovecraft Investigations and the immersive "Pleasant Green" audio universe.

Julian opens up about the art of audio storytelling, the creative process behind his cult-favorite BBC radio dramas, and why podcasting is the frontier for writers and directors looking to build gripping, cinematic worlds with sound. The conversation also explores the impact of AI on the writing craft, and why Julian believes it's both a tool and a potential threat to creative authenticity.

Plus—Julian shares his deep love for The Godfather and how classic films continue to inspire his work across mediums. A must-listen for fans of podcasts, writing, and the eerie beauty of sound-driven storytelling.

Check out The Lovecraft Investigations podcast here:

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On this unforgettable episode of Road Gang Radio, hosts Jimmy Mac and Lindsay Lawler welcome David Singer—acclaimed clarinetist, Grammy-winning performer, and author of the powerful new memoir From Cab Driver to Carnegie Hall: One Musician’s Story of Grit and Glory.

With warmth, humor, and honesty, David shares how he rose from an abusive childhood and a life of hustle—including driving a cab the same day he played at the White House—to performing alongside legends like Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman, Yehudi Menuhin, and more. From carrying a clarinet through subway stations to gracing the world’s grandest stages, his story is a masterclass in perseverance, purpose, and the power of music to transform a life.

Tune in for behind-the-scenes tales of performing for presidents, surviving personal hardship, and navigating the classical world with grit and gratitude. Funny, raw, and deeply inspiring—this is one ride you won’t forget.