The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 32

Hour One Play Hard:  New Social Media rules coming in the workplace, FracleBerry Hound, Freedom Juicing, Climate Activists, Speaking at an API Event, Jason Spiess vs. Bill Gates, Consensus Science and Herschel Walker doesn’t want reparations.

Hour Two Work Hard:  Tom Shepstone, NaturalGasNow

The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: Colorado State Senator Ray Scott

Daily Rig Count

source: tradingeconomics.com

HOUR ONE PLAY HARD: Sterling and Jason Spiess discuss the new rules and regulations coming to the social media world. From President Donald Trump getting banned from Twitter to Parlor as a whole being pulled from the hosting company to new corporate oversight on personal social media accounts.

New jargon and terminology is coming to The Crude Life. The two discuss some new Glossary Words that The Crude Life website will soon have. “Freedom Juicing”, “FracleBerry Hound” and “Climate Activist” are examples given.

The return of the Sage Grouse Lobby during the Play Hard portion of the morning show. Jason wondered if the Sage Grouse Lobby had gotten to the Wyoming Game and Fish because they declined an interview with The Crude Life. Since no explanation was given why the government agency declined an interview with a media outlet, Sterling and Jason are left to speculate reasons why.

Sterling and Jason talk about how when media outlets interview Bill Gates on topics not related to his expertise, like the Texas Grid, it empowers social media shamers and shapers.

Griddy, ERGOT, Herschel Walker doesn’t want reparations and what should Jason speak about tonight at the API Event in Dickinson.

In HOUR TWO we WORK HARD with our Newsmaker Interview: Tom Shepstone, NaturalGasNow

Shepstone gives an overview of how natural gas played a major role in the Texas storm and power grid issues.

The two run down the percentage numbers of grid production in Texas and ask why natural gas is being demonized or vilified by the media when it should be applauded.

Shepstone gives an update from the Marcellus Utica shale play and what some of the activity is.

The responsibility of the media during a crisis is discussed in detail by the two journalists. Questions and speculation on why Bill Gates continues to be interviewed about every issue in society is baffling when he has no expertise, only an opinion on the majority of the topics.

The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: Colorado State Senator Ray Scott

Colorado State Senator Ray Scott explains how the climate activists took over the narrative in Colorado.

To listen to the full length interview

Sponsors, Music and Other Show Notes 

The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 31

Hour One Play Hard:  Boa constrictor bans in Florida, Industrial Forest talk, rolling blackouts in Minnesota, Texas grid issues and investigations and why does the media check-in with Bill Gates on Texas?

Hour Two Work Hard:  Texas State Representative Brooks Landgraf, Vickey Leech and Raymond Hagen with HYDRA USA; and North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum

The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: Colorado State Senator Ray Scott

Daily Rig Count

source: tradingeconomics.com

HOUR ONE PLAY HARD: Sterling and Jason Spiess talk about the impacts of the Texas storms and how they are impacting other parts of the country. National conversations about nationalizing the grid, over reacting, sticking up for Rick Perry‘s comments and inflating a marketplace are just a few of the subtopics within the Texas Winter Storm talk.

The duo discuss the lack of leadership and awful enablement by the media and how dangerous it is right now. The media is supposed to be separate from the state and inform the mass with accurate information, rather the media is fanning the flames of Bill Gate’s speculation and negative rhetoric.

Florida’s ban on snakes is in the news and Jason wonders if they shouldn’t just adopt a zero tolerance policy on all snakes as pets in Florida. Talks about trout, pheasants and Asian carp as invasive species are also wrapped into the Florida boa news. Sterling comments on how powerful the “reptile lobbyists” have become.

Senator Ted Cruz is an easy target and everyone seems to be talking about it, including Inspired Travel. Jason opines about how this is part of the problem with the media today. SportCenter getting political, travel sites having to produce content with manufactured storylines and mayors telling the Feds to buzz off are also discussed in detail.

In HOUR TWO we WORK HARD with our Newsmaker Interview: Texas State Representative Brooks Landgraf, Vickey Leech and Raymond Hagen with HYDRA USA

The three join Jason and Sterling to give an update from Texas. Landgraf recaps the past week and explains where the grid failed and how areas of leadership failed as well.

Leech shares her story about living without water, power outages and drinking Kentucky water. Hagen talks about how HYDRA USA is assisting communities with their clean up efforts.

In HOUR TWO we WORK HARD with our Newsmaker Interview: North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum

Summary written by content correspondent Genneca Houser

We jumped right into some great conversation about the Energy Industry in North Dakota since the Biden Administration has taken over. Many changes have taken place just since January 20th including President Biden signing Executive Orders that would otherwise cripple the Energy Industry in varying ways. Governor Burgum discusses the multiple ways North Dakota is looking into pushing back and the actions being taken to make a stand for keeping North Dakota oil and gas America strong.

“[There are] certainly a lot of challenges and a lot of headwinds for the energy industry and we’re doing everything we can in North Dakota to fight back against that...

The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 31

Hour One Play Hard:  Boa constrictor bans in Florida, Industrial Forest talk, rolling blackouts in Minnesota, Texas grid issues and investigations and why does the media check-in with Bill Gates on Texas?

Hour Two Work Hard:  Texas State Representative Brooks Landgraf, Vickey Leech and Raymond Hagen with HYDRA USA; and North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum

The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: Colorado State Senator Ray Scott

Daily Rig Count

source: tradingeconomics.com

HOUR ONE PLAY HARD: Sterling and Jason Spiess talk about the impacts of the Texas storms and how they are impacting other parts of the country. National conversations about nationalizing the grid, over reacting, sticking up for Rick Perry‘s comments and inflating a marketplace are just a few of the subtopics within the Texas Winter Storm talk.

The duo discuss the lack of leadership and awful enablement by the media and how dangerous it is right now. The media is supposed to be separate from the state and inform the mass with accurate information, rather the media is fanning the flames of Bill Gate’s speculation and negative rhetoric.

Florida’s ban on snakes is in the news and Jason wonders if they shouldn’t just adopt a zero tolerance policy on all snakes as pets in Florida. Talks about trout, pheasants and Asian carp as invasive species are also wrapped into the Florida boa news. Sterling comments on how powerful the “reptile lobbyists” have become.

Senator Ted Cruz is an easy target and everyone seems to be talking about it, including Inspired Travel. Jason opines about how this is part of the problem with the media today. SportCenter getting political, travel sites having to produce content with manufactured storylines and mayors telling the Feds to buzz off are also discussed in detail.

In HOUR TWO we WORK HARD with our Newsmaker Interview: Texas State Representative Brooks Landgraf, Vickey Leech and Raymond Hagen with HYDRA USA

The three join Jason and Sterling to give an update from Texas. Landgraf recaps the past week and explains where the grid failed and how areas of leadership failed as well.

Leech shares her story about living without water, power outages and drinking Kentucky water. Hagen talks about how HYDRA USA is assisting communities with their clean up efforts.

In HOUR TWO we WORK HARD with our Newsmaker Interview: North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum

Summary written by content correspondent Genneca Houser

We jumped right into some great conversation about the Energy Industry in North Dakota since the Biden Administration has taken over. Many changes have taken place just since January 20th including President Biden signing Executive Orders that would otherwise cripple the Energy Industry in varying ways. Governor Burgum discusses the multiple ways North Dakota is looking into pushing back and the actions being taken to make a stand for keeping North Dakota oil and gas America strong.

“[There are] certainly a lot of challenges and a lot of headwinds for the energy industry and we’re doing everything we can in North Dakota to fight back against that...

Summary written by Content Correspondent Genneca Houser

We have the wonderful opportunity to talk to Stephanie Canales with Cougar Drilling Solutions. She discussed a little bit about Cougar Drilling and her role as well as the difficulties of starting her position during one of the most tumultuous times in recent history.

We talk about new opportunities from surprising places, including a promotion with Domestic Energy Producers Alliance (DEPA) and a new position working with the Department of Energy. Stephanie also takes a moment to mention the seven different pillars the Equity and Energy Program that she, as an ambassador, helps to bring to the public.

This would, of course, include helping to show the public the variety

of opportunities within the Energy Industry across so many different

backgrounds.

“It’s great to be able to

collaborate with people on the government side and to learn more about

how we can kind of bridge our talents and help more people get into

energy because, you know, it’s a national security issue to be energy

independent and have people be competent and qualified to be able to

carry out the jobs in the US.” – Stephanie Canales

STEM Enhancement is really a name for getting people interested in

different STEM programs, and it was the one of the seven pillars that

Stephanie took an extra moment to discuss. We then went on to talk about

women’s roles in the Energy Industry, the shock of some to find out how

many women are involved in the industry, and the desire to see more

ladies taking an interest in the Energy Industry or in any STEM field.

Not just women, though – There are projects and programs to help get

youth excited about the different parts of the STEM world as well.

“There’s bountiful information

available to people and we wanna’ just share that so that people have

those resources to be able to take advantage of what’s available and

learn more and get into a fantastic industry. You know, Energy, Oil and

Gas, whatever you have an interest in, I mean, there’s something for

everybody…” – Stephanie Canales

If you would like to learn more, be sure to check out these links:

Cougar Drilling Solutions – https://cougards.com/ Domestic Energy Production Alliance – https://depausa.org/ Department of Energy – https://www.energy.gov/

For sponsorship information on The Crude Life Morning Show Play Hard Work Hard, email [email protected] or click here.

For guest, band or show topic requests, email [email protected]

Colorado State Senator Ray Scott gives an overview of the reasons, realities and rationales behind Weld County wanting to succeed from Colorado and join Wyoming.

Scott also talks about the issues in Texas and how it is a teachable moment for industry. Scott also explains why renewables are not the correct terminology, whereas, communities should be discussing “reliable” energy rather than “renewable”.

The Mad Green Rush is also discussed and whether it should be happening at the natural pace or the pace of the Climate Activists.

For sponsorship information on The Crude Life Morning Show Play Hard Work Hard, email [email protected] or click here.

For guest, band or show topic requests, email [email protected]

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Colorado State Senator Ray Scott gives an overview of the reasons, realities and rationales behind Weld County wanting to succeed from Colorado and join Wyoming.

Scott also talks about the issues in Texas and how it is a teachable moment for industry. Scott also explains why renewables are not the correct terminology, whereas, communities should be discussing “reliable” energy rather than “renewable”.

The Mad Green Rush is also discussed and whether it should be happening at the natural pace or the pace of the Climate Activists.

For sponsorship information on The Crude Life Morning Show Play Hard Work Hard, email [email protected] or click here.

For guest, band or show topic requests, email [email protected]

Spread the word. Support the industry. Share the energy.

Follow on YouTube

Follow on Facebook

Follow on LinkedIn

Follow on Twitter

If you have a chance, check out The Crude Life Podcast!

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Subscribe on iHeartRadio

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The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 30

Hour One Play Hard:  WTF is ERGOT, The Rock vs. Musk in 2024, CBD Coffee, Houston RamCoBrats without water and power, Idol Worshiping Dolly Style and recalling The Day Country Music Died

Hour Two Work Hard:  Stephanie Canales with Cougar Drilling Solutions and Ambassador to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)

The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: JP Warren, Capital Petroleum Consultants and Round The Rotary Podcast

Daily Rig Count

source: tradingeconomics.com

HOUR ONE PLAY HARD: Sterling and Jason Spiess sip Willie’s CBD Reserve Coffee while discussing who would win in a presidential SmackDown between “The Rock” Duane Johnson and Elon Musk.

Jason believes The Rock has a legitimate chance to start a third political party – The People’s Party. Otherwise he could fit in either political party, however, his recent endorsement of Joe Biden could have shown his political hand. Musk on the otherhand, is creating discourse that is connecting with a traditional republican base.

The two discuss how Rock v. Musk 2024 would ironically bring civil discourse back to politics.

Jason and Sterling wonder if the state governors Better Call Saul with their suing the President of the United States for his executive orders impacting the oil and gas economy.

The Play Hard portion continues with the Idol Worshiping of Dolly Parton to the tune the state legislature in Tennessee is looking at using tax payer money to construct a Dolly Parton statue in reaction to an online poll. Word finally found it’s way to Dolly that the tax payers of Tennessee were going to tear down Confederate Statues and replace one with her. Although grateful by the gesture, she politely asked the state to reconsider their intentions and to stop idol worshiping her.

Air Supply’s lack of Fonzi-cool, WTF is ERGOT, frozen pipes in Houston, Carson Wentz trade and Willie’s Special Reserve CBD Coffee are other topics during the Play Hard segment.

Summary written by Content Correspondent Genneca Houser

We have the wonderful opportunity to talk to Stephanie Canales with Cougar Drilling Solutions. She discussed a little bit about Cougar Drilling and her role as well as the difficulties of starting her position during one of the most tumultuous times in recent history.

We talk about new opportunities from surprising places, including a promotion with DEPA and a new position working with the Department of Energy.

The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 30

Hour One Play Hard:  WTF is ERGOT, The Rock vs. Musk in 2024, CBD Coffee, Houston RamCoBrats without water and power, Idol Worshiping Dolly Style and recalling The Day Country Music Died

Hour Two Work Hard:  Stephanie Canales with Cougar Drilling Solutions and Ambassador to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)

The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: JP Warren, Capital Petroleum Consultants and Round The Rotary Podcast

Daily Rig Count

source: tradingeconomics.com

HOUR ONE PLAY HARD: Sterling and Jason Spiess sip Willie’s CBD Reserve Coffee while discussing who would win in a presidential SmackDown between “The Rock” Duane Johnson and Elon Musk.

Jason believes The Rock has a legitimate chance to start a third political party – The People’s Party. Otherwise he could fit in either political party, however, his recent endorsement of Joe Biden could have shown his political hand. Musk on the otherhand, is creating discourse that is connecting with a traditional republican base.

The two discuss how Rock v. Musk 2024 would ironically bring civil discourse back to politics.

Jason and Sterling wonder if the state governors Better Call Saul with their suing the President of the United States for his executive orders impacting the oil and gas economy.

The Play Hard portion continues with the Idol Worshiping of Dolly Parton to the tune the state legislature in Tennessee is looking at using tax payer money to construct a Dolly Parton statue in reaction to an online poll. Word finally found it’s way to Dolly that the tax payers of Tennessee were going to tear down Confederate Statues and replace one with her. Although grateful by the gesture, she politely asked the state to reconsider their intentions and to stop idol worshiping her.

Air Supply’s lack of Fonzi-cool, WTF is ERGOT, frozen pipes in Houston, Carson Wentz trade and Willie’s Special Reserve CBD Coffee are other topics during the Play Hard segment.

Summary written by Content Correspondent Genneca Houser

We have the wonderful opportunity to talk to Stephanie Canales with Cougar Drilling Solutions. She discussed a little bit about Cougar Drilling and her role as well as the difficulties of starting her position during one of the most tumultuous times in recent history.

We talk about new opportunities from surprising places, including a promotion with DEPA and a new position working with the Department of Energy.

The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 29Hour One Play Hard:  Bill Gates “likely” Tricks the News, Elon Musk Becoming Republican, Ken Lavin and Survival in the City. Hour Two Work Hard: Colorado State Senator Ray Scott gives an update on Weld Counties interest in joining Wyoming and succeeding from Colorado.

Daily Rig Count

source: tradingeconomics.com

HOUR ONE PLAY HARD: Sterling is back with Jason Spiess who is back from Weld County, Colorado.

The two catch up from the thrills and spills of travel to Sterling’s domestic duties keeping him from traveling.

Jason and Sterling talk about how the media is allowing speculation to be used against fact. Words like “likely” and “some people say” are used as ways to advance a narrative in the same way a grifter uses slight of hand.

Ken Lavin, Winter Mud and #FossilFuelFridays, joins the Play Hard portion of the program. The three talk about the southern storm and specifically how Texas was impacted.

The conversation dives into the difference between the Ag economy and Oil economy. How they appear to present a “trickle down” method, but Jason points out there is a major difference at the root of the two.

In HOUR TWO we WORK HARD with our Newsmaker Interview:  Colorado State Senator Ray Scott

Scott gives an overview of the reasons, realities and rationales behind Weld County wanting to succeed from Colorado and join Wyoming.

Scott also talks about the issues in Texas and how it is a teachable moment for industry. Scott also explains why renewables are not the correct terminology, whereas, communities should be discussing “reliable” energy rather than “renewable”.

The Mad Green Rush is also discussed and whether it should be happening at the natural pace or the pace of the Climate Activists.

JP Warren, Capital Petroleum Consultants, talks about how their home is without water in Texas, but has power. Warren and his wife are hosting a client’s family while he is in North Dakota working the Bakken.

Click here to full length interview

Sponsors, Music and Other Show Notes 

Studio Sponsor: The Industrial Forest

Titan Solutions offers Custom Trailer Solutions, Surface Rental Equipment, Disinfecting with Electro-Biocide Safety, Health, Safety, and Environment Containment Solutions. Call (844)-99-TITAN for more info

The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 29Hour One Play Hard:  Bill Gates “likely” Tricks the News, Elon Musk Becoming Republican, Ken Lavin and Survival in the City. Hour Two Work Hard: Colorado State Senator Ray Scott gives an update on Weld Counties interest in joining Wyoming and succeeding from Colorado.

Daily Rig Count

source: tradingeconomics.com

HOUR ONE PLAY HARD: Sterling is back with Jason Spiess who is back from Weld County, Colorado.

The two catch up from the thrills and spills of travel to Sterling’s domestic duties keeping him from traveling.

Jason and Sterling talk about how the media is allowing speculation to be used against fact. Words like “likely” and “some people say” are used as ways to advance a narrative in the same way a grifter uses slight of hand.

Ken Lavin, Winter Mud and #FossilFuelFridays, joins the Play Hard portion of the program. The three talk about the southern storm and specifically how Texas was impacted.

The conversation dives into the difference between the Ag economy and Oil economy. How they appear to present a “trickle down” method, but Jason points out there is a major difference at the root of the two.

In HOUR TWO we WORK HARD with our Newsmaker Interview:  Colorado State Senator Ray Scott

Scott gives an overview of the reasons, realities and rationales behind Weld County wanting to succeed from Colorado and join Wyoming.

Scott also talks about the issues in Texas and how it is a teachable moment for industry. Scott also explains why renewables are not the correct terminology, whereas, communities should be discussing “reliable” energy rather than “renewable”.

The Mad Green Rush is also discussed and whether it should be happening at the natural pace or the pace of the Climate Activists.

JP Warren, Capital Petroleum Consultants, talks about how their home is without water in Texas, but has power. Warren and his wife are hosting a client’s family while he is in North Dakota working the Bakken.

Click here to full length interview

Sponsors, Music and Other Show Notes 

Studio Sponsor: The Industrial Forest

Titan Solutions offers Custom Trailer Solutions, Surface Rental Equipment, Disinfecting with Electro-Biocide Safety, Health, Safety, and Environment Containment Solutions. Call (844)-99-TITAN for more info