Truckers Lifestyle & News

We talk to Gina Succi, CEO at Westhill Innovation about her inspiration and how she inspires and motivates young women to consider a career in S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Westhill Innovation is pioneering and building the latest technologies that will LEAD the way of the future, including the SunShifter SEK, a solar powered solution that integrates sustainable power into your fleet. The SunShifter eliminates the need for diesel power in keeping loads at temperature (deep freeze to heated loads). Listen as Gina tells her story.

In honor of Fathers Day we present an interview with the daughter of Hank Williams who spent a great part of her life, at all odds, trying to determine the identity of her father. As host, I spent decades trying to find my birth mother and father. Eventually, I found both. Jett Williams share our stories, as recorded with her in Nashville in 2007.

An interview with outspoken Roy Craigen of Transcom Fleet Services. Transcom develops unique programs aimed at improving trucking operations across North America by shifting culture, attitude, and ultimately performance. Roy has advice for recruiters, fleets and truck driving schools. Where would you prefer to spend your money? Making payments on a parked truck or on recruiting and training a qualified driver to drive it?

Trucking news with Tim Denis and interviews with two truckers, each with differing opinions on the Ottawa protests and convoy. Also, the story of a driver who was met at the Canadian border at gunpoint and handcuffed.

Thanks to 900CHML in Hamilton, Ontario for allowing us to let you hear this presentation produced by Alicia Vieira. It is an excellent example of the wide divide in opinions in Canada and some of the people who are participating in the "Freedom Convoy"

This is a slightly different angle on Truckers Lifestyle with our guest Jane Jazrawy of Carriers Edge. Jane talks about S.T.E.M. and careers that young women and girls should be thinking about. It's not necessarily focused on the trucking industry but is still relevant as the industry becomes more high tech. Also Tim Denis has trucking news and we include a segment from our syndicated Trucker Radio Show.

On this episode of Truckers Lifestyle, we feature a trucking industry lady with a strong tough body and a soft spot in her heart for those who are less fortunate. Her name is Kimberly Biback. She works for Sharp Transportation. This driven lady is an inspiration and a role model for young women everywhere. We invite you to listen to her story. Also, we talk to James Menzies about the growing crisis in the trucking industry, and one that is beginning to affect us all, and may get much worse before it gets better. Tim Denis will have the latest trucking news.

The Trucker Radio Truckers Lifestyle podcast is about the personal lives of the men and women to bring us everything we consume....food, medicine, appliances, lumber, cars an raw materials. On this week's episode we present a 90-year-old driver who just retried weeks ago. What a history of driver for 66 years! His name is Peter Klassen

Truckers Lifestyle is about the personal, and sometimes private lives of the men and women who bring us everything we consume. On this episode we talk to a driver, Jean Francois, who contracted COVID-19 and came extremely close to death, and whose traumatic experience caused him, and his wife, to change their lives forever, even selling their home and moving. Two lessons: (1) Be careful. (2) Realize what is really important.

A personal inside look with the men and women who deliver everything we own...the professional drivers who brave the elements and pandemic to bring us our food and medicine and everything else we consume. This week...two drivers from the west, including BC Trucker from of course, British Columbia and Dave Henry from Manitoba. We had a roadside chat with Dave. We also include trucking news with Tim Denis and a segment from our syndicated Trucker Radio Show, the true stories of scary drivers, entitle "The Dufus Driver."