Most of the problems in this industry need to be discussed in order to fix them. That's what we do in this episode. We each took a few of our top subjects, complain about them, offer ideas on how to fix them, but most importantly want others to discuss these problems and offer their solutions too.

Our first show of season 6 touches on many topics in our industry

We discuss workplace behaviors, stress, trauma, and what we can do about them. We also have a discussion about whether or not being a First Responder is good or bad.

What does the International Towing & Recovery Museum in Chattanooga, Tennessee really do for our industry? We spend a little over an hour speaking with those who know. It's not just about history. The museum is instrumental in the success of Survivor Fund, The Wall of the Fallen, and The Hall of Fame. Find out how you can help contribute to all of these great causes.

We speak with Lacey Harner of Lacey Harnar CPA about the proper structure and accounting basics every tow company owner needs to know.

Jeff & Brad got interviewed. Matt Ruth from Tracker Management, Clarissa Powell from Tow Times, and Sam Johnson, The Blue Collar Guy ambushed Jeff & Brad with some really great questions during a 2.5-hour interview.

So, everything would be great if you could just figure out how to get on your local police rotation. This episode might open your eyes to the fact that rotations are difficult and perhaps it just isn't a good fit for you.

We visited the Miller plant to discuss what went on behind the scenes at the towing industry's first private unveiling of new equipment. The M100 100 ton rotator is impressive and so was the show that introduced it to the world.

It seems like the companies that are well diversified seem to handle downturns in the economy better. We offer some ideas on how to increase revenue with the equipment you may already have.

As a business owner, you always have that what if in the back of your head. Accidents, Tornadoes, Hurricanes. We've all thought about what we'd do in case of a disaster but who saw COVID 19 coming? Were you prepared? Probably not. We can we all do to be better prepared next time something comes out of left field?