The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 46

Hour One Play Hard: Shawn Forbes and Jason Spiess are live from the Permian Basin Association of Pipeliners Annual Cookoff. Maira Vargas , Amigo Pipe & Equipment, LLC  and Israel Aguirre, TRC Construction

Hour Two Work Hard : Trisha Curtis, CEO, PetroNerds

The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: Marlette Dumas, PMP, Sr. Project Risk Management Engineer, BP

Rig Count Overview

source: tradingeconomics.com

HOUR ONE PLAY HARD:  Jason Spiess is joined by Shawn Forbes, OG Directory and Team Forbes, live from the Permian Basin Association of Pipeliners Annual Cookoff in Odessa, Texas.

More description coming…. on the road traveling today.

March Madness is BACK! Find out who is in which region, who is the number one seed and who will be in the Final Four. The Crude Life 2021 March Madness Tournament revealed March 17.

Speaking of March 17, that is World Shale Energy Day.

In HOUR TWO we WORK HARD with our Newsmaker Interview:  Trisha Curtis, CEO, PetroNerds

Interview and summary by Genneca Houser

Trisha Curtis is the President and CEO of  Denver based oil and gas advisory firm, PetroNerds. Trisha took some time to talk about her experience and knowledge in the industry and the amount of information she shares is vast. We began by talking about her deep roots in the oil and gas industry, where Trisha got her education, and how she got her foot in the door. It was a rough beginning, but eventually she got her start by getting involved in a non-profit organization called The Energy Policy Research Foundation.“[I] was able to really self teach myself a lot of stuff and figure out that I was really good at presenting and speak with a lot of folks and just… it was a huge blessing in terms of being able to learn just an immense amount about the industry and find out that I was extremely passionate about it.” – Trisha Curtis

Next we talk about Trisha’s favorite part of the oil and gas industry: the information. Makes sense, right? After all, PetroNerds is a company that takes a look at all of the facts in order to help businesses move forward. So Trisha began talking about all of the different facets that get taken into consideration when helping other people and companies make their plans to move forward. There are many pieces of the process to consider and the more information there is available, the better off everyone is for it. “…A lot of folks don’t really understand that they do need to understand the oil and gas industry… there’s an immense value in just having a dee...

Stephen Forrester, Gyrodata

Stephen Forrester gives an overview of the history of Gyrodata and how it is used in the oil and gas industry.

Host Jason Spiess brings up the Bakken’s core sample library and how

that data has created an environment that reduced old school wildcatting

for precision horizontal drilling.

The use and detection of magnetism in the oil and gas fields are

discussed in detail. How the information is used and what types of

magnetism impact the project.

The Decade of Disconnect in oil and gas is another topic the interview transitions into. From a decade ago, plastic bags and straws were the bulk of the controversy in oil and gas, today the President of the United States is waging a “transition” war against the industry while the top lobbyist is moving the conversation towards endorsing a Carbon Tax.

Sponsors, Music and Other Show Notes 

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The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 45

Hour One Play Hard: Shawn Forbes and Jason Spiess are live from the Permian Basin Association of Pipeliners Annual Cookoff. Wes Johnson and Rocky Johnson are guest interviews.

Hour Two Work Hard : Marlette Dumas, PMP, Sr. Project Risk Management Engineer, BP

The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: Tiffany Steiner, Steffes and Co-Founder of the Bakken BBQ

Rig Count Overview

source: tradingeconomics.com

HOUR ONE PLAY HARD:  Jason Spiess is joined by Shawn Forbes, OG Directory and Team Forbes, live from the Permian Basin Association of Pipeliners Annual Cookoff in Odessa, Texas.

Wes Johnson, United Rentals, joins the crew and talks about growing up in a Southern Baptist home without PG-13 movies and mainstream pop culture.

The conversation veers into first time drinking stories, a Laura Bush looking girl at the lap dance competition and wild adventures working at Enterprise Rent-A-Car.

FracleBerry Hound drink names can be submitted at [email protected]

Rocky Johnson, 4 Warriors Hydro Excavating, joins Shawn and Jason at the Permian Basin Association of Pipeliners Annual Cookoff

Johnson talks about his oilfield journey which started in agriculture. After entering into the oilfield, Rocky was laid off in the 2015 downturn and went back to ranching. That only lasted a short while, as the world of hydro excavating came calling.

Rocky, Shawn and Jason also talk about balancing the work home life in sales. How many oil and gas deals are made after hours creating challeges for family first workers. However, in the end, if you can not be available at night then you have to be creative and reinvent your sales strategy.

Interested in making it to the Final Four? It’s free, it’s fun and there are even prizes. Email your company name and logo to [email protected] if you would like to be a part of The Crude Life 2021 March Madness Tournament. Limited to 68 teams!

In HOUR TWO we WORK HARD with our Newsmaker Interview:  Marlette Dumas, PMP, Sr. Project Risk Management Engineer, BP

Interview and summary by Genneca Houser

Marlette Dumas is a beautiful mind within the oil and gas industry and we had the opportunity to have a great conversation about how she got started, the journey, and her views on the direction for the industry among many other things. 

The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 44

Hour One Play Hard: Shawn Forbes and Jason Spiess are live from the Permian Basin Association of Pipeliners Annual Cookoff

Hour Two Work Hard : Stephen Forrester, GyroData

The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: Jackie Jenkin, Ion Field Services and Co-Founder of the Bakken BBQ

Rig Count Overview

source: tradingeconomics.com

HOUR ONE PLAY HARD:  Jason Spiess is joined by Shawn Forbes, OG Directory and Team Forbes, live from the Permian Basin Association of Pipeliners Annual Cookoff in Odessa, Texas.

Jason and Shawn start off the show running down the days activities and reindeer games at the BBQ.

Erin Wiersma has had a year to forget. Vodka in your Trulia kind of a year. Around a year ago, Erin lost her job when the company she worked for went bankrupt. Since then she has been bounced around a bit in the marketplace as well as chasing some potential work with no return.

Moving in with parents, mooching and paddleboarding is an example given as an option of reality while phrasing it to the network, rather, as it is taking care of them.

The LinkedIn circles of LookingForWork are discussed as a movement that become a motivator and support group for many looking for work. The other circles like LookingToHire are also discussed to the tune where Jason opined that LookingToHire company should take their circles down immediately and hire those looking for work rather than bragging or suppressing guilt.

Interested in making it to the Final Four? It’s free, it’s fun and there are even prizes. Email your company name and logo to [email protected] if you would like to be a part of The Crude Life 2021 March Madness Tournament. Limited to 68 teams!

In HOUR TWO we WORK HARD with our Newsmaker Interview: Stephen Forrester, Gyrodata

Stephen Forrester gives an overview of the history of Gyrodata and how it is used in the oil and gas industry.

Host Jason Spiess brings up the Bakken’s core sample library and how that data has created an environment that reduced old school wildcatting for precision horizontal drilling.

The use and detection of magnetism in the oil and gas fields are discussed in detail. How the information is used and what types of magnetism impact the project.

The Decade of Disconnect in oil and gas is another topic the interview transitions into. From a decade ago, plastic bags and straws were the bulk of the controversy in oil and gas, today the President of the United States is waging a “transition” war against the industry while the top lobbyist is moving the conversation towards endorsing a Carbon Tax.

The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: Jackie Jenkin, Ion Field Services and Co-Founder of the Bakken BBQ

The Crude Life Honors and Celebrates Women’s His...

The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 44

Hour One Play Hard: Shawn Forbes and Jason Spiess are live from the Permian Basin Association of Pipeliners Annual Cookoff

Hour Two Work Hard : Stephen Forrester, GyroData

The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: Jackie Jenkin, Ion Field Services and Co-Founder of the Bakken BBQ

Rig Count Overview

source: tradingeconomics.com

HOUR ONE PLAY HARD:  Jason Spiess is joined by Shawn Forbes, OG Directory and Team Forbes, live from the Permian Basin Association of Pipeliners Annual Cookoff in Odessa, Texas.

Jason and Shawn start off the show running down the days activities and reindeer games at the BBQ.

Erin Wiersma has had a year to forget. Vodka in your Trulia kind of a year. Around a year ago, Erin lost her job when the company she worked for went bankrupt. Since then she has been bounced around a bit in the marketplace as well as chasing some potential work with no return.

Moving in with parents, mooching and paddleboarding is an example given as an option of reality while phrasing it to the network, rather, as it is taking care of them.

The LinkedIn circles of LookingForWork are discussed as a movement that become a motivator and support group for many looking for work. The other circles like LookingToHire are also discussed to the tune where Jason opined that LookingToHire company should take their circles down immediately and hire those looking for work rather than bragging or suppressing guilt.

Interested in making it to the Final Four? It’s free, it’s fun and there are even prizes. Email your company name and logo to [email protected] if you would like to be a part of The Crude Life 2021 March Madness Tournament. Limited to 68 teams!

In HOUR TWO we WORK HARD with our Newsmaker Interview: Stephen Forrester, Gyrodata

Stephen Forrester gives an overview of the history of Gyrodata and how it is used in the oil and gas industry.

Host Jason Spiess brings up the Bakken’s core sample library and how that data has created an environment that reduced old school wildcatting for precision horizontal drilling.

The use and detection of magnetism in the oil and gas fields are discussed in detail. How the information is used and what types of magnetism impact the project.

The Decade of Disconnect in oil and gas is another topic the interview transitions into. From a decade ago, plastic bags and straws were the bulk of the controversy in oil and gas, today the President of the United States is waging a “transition” war against the industry while the top lobbyist is moving the conversation towards endorsing a Carbon Tax.

The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: Jackie Jenkin, Ion Field Services and Co-Founder of the Bakken BBQ

The Crude Life Honors and Celebrates Women’s His...

Jerry R. Simmons is currently the President and CEO of the

Domestic Energy Producers Alliance (DEPA) headquartered in Tulsa,

Oklahoma

Simmons gives a history of DEPA, specifically why the group was created for the energy industry. The interview quickly dives into the Wall Street Journal article citing the American Petroleum Institute’s introduction to a discussion of a Carbon Pricing or Carbon Tax.

Click here for DEPA’s letter

MultiMedia Journalist Jason Spiess directs the conversation to

leadership in government, oil and gas and local chapters. Simmons

believes that API has done some great work for the industry and can

continue, however, he questions their goals of aligning with the

European Union and the Paris Agreement.

The past Decade of Disconnection is also talked about in detail.

From plastic bags and straws to Bernie Sanders to Matt Gallagher on CNBC

to API talking Carbon Pricing.

Simmons explains how the oil and gas industry impacts nearly every

aspect of our lives and a Carbon Tax will first impact the lower and

middle class. Through a variety of added taxes and fees along the

supply and service chain, Simmons mentions that it could increase an

average gas station visit from a Ford Truck by well over $50 per fill

up.

What’s next for industry, how local chapter leaders should respond to the national API’s message and revisiting the roots of ethical capitalism are also discussed in the interview.

Jerry R. Simmons is currently the President and CEO of the Domestic

Energy Producers Alliance (DEPA) headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Before joining DEPA he spent the previous twelve years as Executive

Director of the National Association of Royalty Owners (NARO). Prior to

that, Jerry was President of EnergyTech Group, Inc. in Bartlesville,

Oklahoma providing technical support services to the U.S. Department of

Energy’s Strategic Center for Natural Gas and Oil. Jerry was previously

employed with TRW/BDM as Principal Environmental Engineer/Regulatory and

Policy Analyst. He also served as Associate Executive Director of the

Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission.

Mr. Simmons served as Chairman of the Society of Petroleum Engineers

(SPE) Health Safety and Environment Technical Committee in 1993 and on

the SPE Reprint Series Committee from 2003-2006. He is author of two SPE

technical papers and numerous studies on state oil and gas

environmental regulatory programs.

Jerry holds a degree in Geology from the University of Oklahoma and has worked as an exploration and production geologist for Hamilton Brothers Oil Company, O.I.L. Energy, Texas Oil and Gas and BHP Americas. Jerry has served on the Board of Directors of the Council for a Secure America, as Executive Vice President to the Royalty Owners and Producers Educational Coalition, and is a veteran of the US Air Force. Jerry has been a frequent presenter and panelist for industry events since 2006. He was presented with the International Energy Advocates 2012 “Energy Advocate of the year” award.

Sponsors, Music and Other Show Notes 

Jerry R. Simmons is currently the President and CEO of the

Domestic Energy Producers Alliance (DEPA) headquartered in Tulsa,

Oklahoma

Simmons gives a history of DEPA, specifically why the group was created for the energy industry. The interview quickly dives into the Wall Street Journal article citing the American Petroleum Institute’s introduction to a discussion of a Carbon Pricing or Carbon Tax.

Click here for DEPA’s letter

MultiMedia Journalist Jason Spiess directs the conversation to

leadership in government, oil and gas and local chapters. Simmons

believes that API has done some great work for the industry and can

continue, however, he questions their goals of aligning with the

European Union and the Paris Agreement.

The past Decade of Disconnection is also talked about in detail.

From plastic bags and straws to Bernie Sanders to Matt Gallagher on CNBC

to API talking Carbon Pricing.

Simmons explains how the oil and gas industry impacts nearly every

aspect of our lives and a Carbon Tax will first impact the lower and

middle class. Through a variety of added taxes and fees along the

supply and service chain, Simmons mentions that it could increase an

average gas station visit from a Ford Truck by well over $50 per fill

up.

What’s next for industry, how local chapter leaders should respond to the national API’s message and revisiting the roots of ethical capitalism are also discussed in the interview.

Jerry R. Simmons is currently the President and CEO of the Domestic

Energy Producers Alliance (DEPA) headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Before joining DEPA he spent the previous twelve years as Executive

Director of the National Association of Royalty Owners (NARO). Prior to

that, Jerry was President of EnergyTech Group, Inc. in Bartlesville,

Oklahoma providing technical support services to the U.S. Department of

Energy’s Strategic Center for Natural Gas and Oil. Jerry was previously

employed with TRW/BDM as Principal Environmental Engineer/Regulatory and

Policy Analyst. He also served as Associate Executive Director of the

Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission.

Mr. Simmons served as Chairman of the Society of Petroleum Engineers

(SPE) Health Safety and Environment Technical Committee in 1993 and on

the SPE Reprint Series Committee from 2003-2006. He is author of two SPE

technical papers and numerous studies on state oil and gas

environmental regulatory programs.

Jerry holds a degree in Geology from the University of Oklahoma and has worked as an exploration and production geologist for Hamilton Brothers Oil Company, O.I.L. Energy, Texas Oil and Gas and BHP Americas. Jerry has served on the Board of Directors of the Council for a Secure America, as Executive Vice President to the Royalty Owners and Producers Educational Coalition, and is a veteran of the US Air Force. Jerry has been a frequent presenter and panelist for industry events since 2006. He was presented with the International Energy Advocates 2012 “Energy Advocate of the year” award.

Sponsors, Music and Other Show Notes 

The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 43

Hour One Play Hard: Ken Lavin and Jason Spiess talk about how family values can cost you money in some circles of industry, leadership building silos and how oil and gas needs to reinvest how they connect with people.

Hour Two Work Hard : Jerry Simmons, president and CEO, Domestic Energy Producers Alliance

The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: Kate Hornbrook, Ace Completions and Oilfield Connections International

Rig Count Overview

source: tradingeconomics.com

HOUR ONE PLAY HARD:  Jason Spiess is joined by Ken Lavin of Winter Mud and FossilFuelFridays in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The two talk about Winter Mud’s business in Oklahoma and how the overall energy vibe is.

The Play Hard portion gives a shout out to Matt Hill of Knight Energy Services and FossilFuelFriday who had to drive home and be a daddy to his one-year-old. Ken and Jason thank Matt for his sacrifice and family values and share some stories of their trials and tribulations of missing industry events and social hours.

The Play Hard transitions into how the industry has been connecting with people over the past decade. The conversation starts with a decade ago the main oil and gas concerns involved plastic bags, straws and gas prices. Today, the American Petroleum Institute is discussing Carbon Pricing/Taxes and the President of the United States has began a “transitional” war against the oil and gas industry.

Government affairs executives, political leaders, plastic bags, Bernie Sanders and AOC are some of the examples given as timelines over the past decade.

Ken Lavin has heard this topic more and more this past year and opines on how he believes industry needs to look at Public Relations in a new way. The Gumball 3000 is one way industry can engage with a new network of people and create positive energy.

Jason mentions how sponsoring a College Football Bowl Game or a Rock Festival are a couple examples of connecting with people in a new positive way is working for companies rather than shouting facts and logic at the public.

Ken also explains how he and his son started Outdoor Ventures and Jump Into Monday.

Interested in joining our Reindeer Games? It’s free, it’s fun and

there are even prizes. Email your company name and logo to

[email protected] if you would like to be a part of The Crude Life

2021 March Madness Tournament. Limited to 68 teams!

In HOUR TWO we WORK HARD with our Newsmaker Interview: Jerry R. Simmons is currently the President and CEO of the Domestic Energy Producers Alliance (DEPA) headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Simmons gives a history of DEPA, specifically why the group was created for the energy industry. The interview quickly dives into the Wall Street Journal article citing the American Petroleum Institute’s introduction to a discussion of a Carbon Pricing or Carbon Tax.

MultiMedia Journalist Jason Spiess directs the conversation to leadership in government, oil and gas and local chapters. Simmons believes that API has done some great work for the industry and can continue, however, he questions their goals of aligning with the European Union and the Paris Agreeme...

The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 43

Hour One Play Hard: Ken Lavin and Jason Spiess talk about how family values can cost you money in some circles of industry, leadership building silos and how oil and gas needs to reinvest how they connect with people.

Hour Two Work Hard : Jerry Simmons, president and CEO, Domestic Energy Producers Alliance

The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: Kate Hornbrook, Ace Completions and Oilfield Connections International

Rig Count Overview

source: tradingeconomics.com

HOUR ONE PLAY HARD:  Jason Spiess is joined by Ken Lavin of Winter Mud and FossilFuelFridays in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The two talk about Winter Mud’s business in Oklahoma and how the overall energy vibe is.

The Play Hard portion gives a shout out to Matt Hill of Knight Energy Services and FossilFuelFriday who had to drive home and be a daddy to his one-year-old. Ken and Jason thank Matt for his sacrifice and family values and share some stories of their trials and tribulations of missing industry events and social hours.

The Play Hard transitions into how the industry has been connecting with people over the past decade. The conversation starts with a decade ago the main oil and gas concerns involved plastic bags, straws and gas prices. Today, the American Petroleum Institute is discussing Carbon Pricing/Taxes and the President of the United States has began a “transitional” war against the oil and gas industry.

Government affairs executives, political leaders, plastic bags, Bernie Sanders and AOC are some of the examples given as timelines over the past decade.

Ken Lavin has heard this topic more and more this past year and opines on how he believes industry needs to look at Public Relations in a new way. The Gumball 3000 is one way industry can engage with a new network of people and create positive energy.

Jason mentions how sponsoring a College Football Bowl Game or a Rock Festival are a couple examples of connecting with people in a new positive way is working for companies rather than shouting facts and logic at the public.

Ken also explains how he and his son started Outdoor Ventures and Jump Into Monday.

Interested in joining our Reindeer Games? It’s free, it’s fun and

there are even prizes. Email your company name and logo to

[email protected] if you would like to be a part of The Crude Life

2021 March Madness Tournament. Limited to 68 teams!

In HOUR TWO we WORK HARD with our Newsmaker Interview: Jerry R. Simmons is currently the President and CEO of the Domestic Energy Producers Alliance (DEPA) headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Simmons gives a history of DEPA, specifically why the group was created for the energy industry. The interview quickly dives into the Wall Street Journal article citing the American Petroleum Institute’s introduction to a discussion of a Carbon Pricing or Carbon Tax.

MultiMedia Journalist Jason Spiess directs the conversation to leadership in government, oil and gas and local chapters. Simmons believes that API has done some great work for the industry and can continue, however, he questions their goals of aligning with the European Union and the Paris Agreeme...

The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 42

Hour One Play Hard: Shawn Forbes, Tiffany Wilson and Jason Spiess celebrate Tiffany’s Thirty-Sexy Birthday before her birthday

Hour Two Work Hard : US Senator Kevin Cramer

The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: Kathleen Sgamma, Western Energy Alliance

Rig Count Overview

source: tradingeconomics.com

Tiffany Wilson (middle) celebrates her Thirty-Sexy Birthday at a later date due to the Big Texas Freeze of 2021

HOUR ONE PLAY HARD:  Jason Spiess is joined by Shawn Forbes, OG Directory and Tiffany Wilson, Aries Building to celebrate Tiffany’s Thirty-Sexy Birthday. Only problem is the interview was recorded two days before the event. The next day the Texas Storm happened and her venue closed down, the roads became slick and Tiffany ended up working all night getting oil field workers in shelters with power and water. That interview can be found here.

However, the other interview we had to scrap, is now available for your enjoyment due to Jason traveling to Tulsa for an interview with Jerry Simmons, president and CEO, Domestic Energy Producers Alliance (DEPA).

Interested in joining our Reindeer Games? It’s free, it’s fun and there are even prizes. Email your company name and logo to [email protected] if you would like to be a part of The Crude Life 2021 March Madness Tournament. Limited to 68 teams!

In HOUR TWO we WORK HARD with our Newsmaker Interview: U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer (R-ND) questioned Dr. Colin Kahl – President Joe Biden’s nominee for Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, the third highest ranking position in the Defense Department – at the Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on his nomination today.

Senator Cramer began his remarks by addressing the controversy surrounding Dr. Kahl’s nomination, which involves controversial statements he made regarding the 2016 election. The senator followed up on a line of questioning from Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) about Dr. Kahl’s statements on debunked claims of the Trump campaign colluding with Russia.

“Russian

collusion has been deemed to be untrue, basically a lie, by the Mueller

report and the bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee report,”

said Senator Cramer. “You [answered Senator Tillis’ question]

pretty well, saying they were a reflection of media reports at the time.

I just wish you would have continued to say, ‘now that the media have

been proven to be liars, I no longer believe

that’ rather than trying to rationalize it.”

Senator

Cramer then asked Dr. Kahl about continued service and funding for

Ground-Based Strategic Deterrent (GBSD) intercontinental ballistic

missile

(ICBM) program. The GBSD is the scheduled replacement for the Minutemen

III ICBMs, which are housed at bases like Minot Air Force Base. As he

did today, Senator Cramer has been advocating with senior military

leaders to keep the GBSD timeline on track.

“I appreciate your personal view that the [nuclear] triad is importa...