What happens when you spend a year asking curious questions about how the world really works?

In this special milestone episode, Bryndis Whitson steps out from behind the mic to reflect on the first 30 episodes of Zebras to Apples. From lost microphones and recording mishaps to unforgettable stories about airplanes, grocery stores, fish logistics, concerts, political campaigns, sustainability, security, and everything in between, this episode is a candid, heartfelt look at why these stories matter, what connects them, and how supply chain logistics shows up everywhere, whether we notice it or not.

Bryndis’ Big Takeaways from 30 Episodes:

• Supply chain is everywhere — grocery stores, concerts, elections, emergencies, and everyday life
• Careers are rarely linear — skills travel across industries in surprising ways
• Economic development and supply chain are interlinked 
• Logistics is about people, trust, and relationships as much as processes
• Adaptability matters more than perfection
• Behind every smooth experience is a lot of invisible coordination
• Curiosity opens doors, and stories connect us all

Resources discussed in this episode:

• “Connecting the Dots” – Steve Jobs 
• Astronomic Audio (podcast production)

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