That’s Delivered Podcast

Trucking Ray
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Welcome to “That’s Delivered Podcast” (TDP) your ultimate destination for all things trucking and beyond! Here, we take you behind the wheel and dive deep into the world of trucking, delivering stories, insights, and experiences designed to inspire, educate, and entertain. Our podcast isn’t just about transportation; it’s about reliability, accomplishment, and fulfillment. “That’s Delivered Podcast” reflects the sense of completion that comes with meeting promises and exceeding expectations, whether on the road or in life. Whether you’re a seasoned trucker, a logistics enthusiast, or just curious about the backbone of our economy, this is the place for you. We’ll explore life on the road, uncover how technology is reshaping the industry, and break down the latest regulations impacting drivers and businesses alike. So buckle up, hit the road with us, and join a community that understands the journey is just as important as the destination. From personal stories to industry insights, “That’s Delivered Podcast” brings the best of trucking straight to your ears, promising every mile together will be worth the ride!

  1. UPS Buyout Controversy & Shop Floor Realities: Teamsters Local 638 Update with Scott Wilkie

    2D AGO

    UPS Buyout Controversy & Shop Floor Realities: Teamsters Local 638 Update with Scott Wilkie

    A lot can shift between contracts—and workers feel those changes first on the shop floor. In this grounded conversation, we sit down with Scott Wilkie, President of Teamsters Local 638 in Minnesota, for a real-time look at what union members and organizers are facing today: growing interest in organizing, economic pressures, layoffs, and sudden public scrutiny that can challenge union solidarity overnight. We cover the frontline experience of union organizing, including: ✅ What workers should realistically expect when first reaching out about organizing ✅ Why rapid, clear communication and solid education are make-or-break ✅ How leadership transitions keep a local stable and member-focused during tough times Scott shares insights from taking a visible public stand during high-tension community moments while continuing to serve a diverse range of industries and members every day. We then zoom out to bigger-picture challenges in trucking and transportation, with special focus on: ✅ The UPS driver buyout controversy: why selective offers create serious fairness concerns, how cherry-picking who gets bought out impacts morale and equity, and the real risk of shrinking the bargaining unit ahead of the 2028 UPS contract negotiations ✅ The rise of automation and self-driving vehicles—and what “progress” really means for middle-class CDL jobs, local tax bases, and long-term economic stability Finally, we connect the dots on gig economy threats, worker misclassification at companies like Roadie, FedEx, and Amazon, and a powerful real-world story of how one person's actions can ignite meaningful community support and momentum. Key Takeaways: 👇 ✅ Shop-floor conditions signal contract changes early—economic stress and layoffs are driving renewed organizing interest right now. ✅ Fast, transparent education and communication build trust and momentum when workers first explore unionizing. ✅ Strong leadership during transitions and public controversies keeps focus on protecting all members across industries. ✅ Selective UPS buyouts raise major fairness issues, threaten unit strength, and could weaken leverage heading into 2028 contract talks. ✅ Automation and autonomous trucks threaten good CDL jobs, local revenues, and economic stability—unions must prepare now. ✅ Gig work misclassification (Roadie, FedEx, Amazon) erodes standards—community solidarity can spark real change from the ground up. Interested in being a guest on the podcast? Click here to join the conversation! Built for drivers. Powered by grit. Bold, smooth, and crafted for the long haul 3-Axle Coffee keeps America moving, one cup at a time. Whether you’re hitting the road or hitting deadlines, this is the brew that never brakes. Strong. Steady. 3-Axle Ready. Try it now at 3AxleCoffee.com Support the show

    1h 12m
  2. BONUS Episode | Patrick Bruno’s Story: From a Kid in a Dump Truck to Preserving Trucking History

    6D AGO · BONUS

    BONUS Episode | Patrick Bruno’s Story: From a Kid in a Dump Truck to Preserving Trucking History

    A black 1977 Mack R-Model. A CB dream called “Rubber Duck.” And a family that never let the legend stall out. This episode dives into the life of Patrick Bruno—driver, collector, and co-owner of a genuine screen-used Convoy truck from the 1978 film. What began as a kid riding in grandpa’s dump truck became a mission to resurrect one of trucking’s most iconic rigs, keeping mechanical heritage alive against the rise of automation. We trace Patrick’s three-generation trucking roots, the shop floors that built his skills, and how fascination turned into craftsmanship. Then we pop the hood on the Convoy Mack: swapping from a tired small-cam 855 to a correct big-cam Cummins, mastering the Fuller 9513 gearbox, overcoming “Franken-timed” breakdowns, and chasing the authentic details—Donaldson air cleaner stacks, fuel tank tells, wiring quirks—that prove this is the real screen survivor, not a tribute. Beyond the wrenching, it’s about community: kids racing to touch movie history at shows, fans messaging from Australia and Germany, Friday-night convoys turning trucks into time machines, museum partnerships, American Trucker features, and upcoming Missouri events reviving the Rubber Duck spirit on main streets and fairgrounds. This isn’t just about a truck—it’s memory in cast iron, pride in toolboxes, and the sound of a big cam idling right after decades of silence. Trucking culture is more than freight; it’s the soul of the road. If classic iron, heritage horsepower, and real-road stories are your thing, queue this up. Key Takeaways 👇 ✅ Family & Craft Roots — Three generations of shop floors and handed-down skills that turned childhood rides into lifelong preservation ✅ Restoration Journey — Big-cam 855 swap, 9513 gearbox, conquering mismatched timing, and the hunt for screen-accurate details like air cleaners and fuel tanks ✅ Authenticity Markers — What truly separates a movie-original Mack from even the best replicas ✅ Community Impact — Kids touching history, global fan love, town convoys, museum collabs, and Missouri’s upcoming Rubber Duck revival events ✅ Bigger Picture — Preserving these rigs keeps trucking’s independent spirit alive in an automated world Subscribe, share with a fellow gearhead or Convoy fan, and drop a review—what trucking movie or rig should we feature next? Interested in being a guest on the podcast? Click here to join the conversation! Built for drivers. Powered by grit. Bold, smooth, and crafted for the long haul 3-Axle Coffee keeps America moving, one cup at a time. Whether you’re hitting the road or hitting deadlines, this is the brew that never brakes. Strong. Steady. 3-Axle Ready. Try it now at 3AxleCoffee.com Support the show

    31 min
  3. OOIDA’s Fight For Parking, Fair Pay, And Safer Roads with Lewie Pugh

    MAR 12

    OOIDA’s Fight For Parking, Fair Pay, And Safer Roads with Lewie Pugh

    In this episode, we sit down with OOIDA’s Lewie Pugh to break down what’s really moving in Washington and how it directly affects everyday truckers. From the massive 2026 highway bill reauthorization to real funding for free truck parking, the long-stalled broker transparency fight, and practical defenses against freight fraud, Lewie Pugh maps the landscape and shares what OOIDA is pushing for—and what drivers can do right now. We lead with parking because it’s the pain point everyone feels. Lewie details the Truck Parking Safety Improvement Act, why federal grants must go toward building actual safe, well-lit lots with real capacity—not just signs or apps—and how states, cities, and private truck stops can access multi-year funding as long as parking stays free for drivers. Better lighting, secure restrooms, and more spaces don’t just ease HOS pressure; they make the industry safer and more welcoming, especially for women entering trucking. Freight fraud gets its own hard look—how to report it effectively through FMCSA’s National Consumer Complaint Database, why looping in local law enforcement and associations makes a difference, and why staying proactive beats getting burned. This episode is for every driver, owner-operator, and small-fleet boss who wants safer roads, fairer pay, and policies that actually work. Your voice matters—contact your lawmakers, share exactly how these issues hit your wallet, your hours, and your safety, and help OOIDA push practical fixes across the finish line. Key Takeaways 👇 ✅ Truck Parking Funding Fight — The Truck Parking Safety Improvement Act channels federal grants into real, free parking spaces (not just signs); states, cities, and truck stops can apply for multi-year builds with safe lighting, restrooms, and capacity to ease HOS crunches and boost industry safety ✅ English Proficiency & CDL Standards — OOIDA restored English as an out-of-service criterion, exposing CDL mills and training gaps that threaten road safety ✅ Broker Transparency Push — Status update on OOIDA’s 2020 petition: carriers should see broker pay electronically—no forced waivers; until then, verify counterparties, keep your name on the BOL, use vetted load boards, and build direct shipper ties ✅ Freight Fraud Defense — Report scams via FMCSA’s National Consumer Complaint Database; involve local law enforcement and associations for stronger follow-up and prevention ✅ Autonomous Trucks Red Flags — No full incident reporting, weak cybersecurity, or mandatory qualified driver in the cab = unacceptable risks for 80,000-lb vehicles in real-world conditions ✅ Your Power — Call lawmakers, tell them how policy hits your time/safety/income, and help turn good ideas into law Interested in being a guest on the podcast? Click here to join the conversation! Built for drivers. Powered by grit. Bold, smooth, and crafted for the long haul 3-Axle Coffee keeps America moving, one cup at a time. Whether you’re hitting the road or hitting deadlines, this is the brew that never brakes. Strong. Steady. 3-Axle Ready. Try it now at 3AxleCoffee.com Support the show

    36 min
  4. Jennifer Ann Warner: The Hidden Load Every Driver Carries—Can Feel Heavier Than The Freight They Pull

    MAR 6

    Jennifer Ann Warner: The Hidden Load Every Driver Carries—Can Feel Heavier Than The Freight They Pull

    Freight keeps America moving, but the real story is the people behind the wheel. In this episode, we sit down with Jennifer Ann Warner—professional truck driver, entrepreneur, certified coach, and author of The Rough Road Ahead: A Driver's Guide to Resilience—to shine a light on the human side of over-the-road (OTR) life. Jennifer shares her journey from school bus driver to cross-country team trucking with her husband—revealing the often-overlooked challenges like profound isolation (even with a partner right there in the cab), missed family milestones, and the hidden stresses that mileage pay simply can’t capture. That wide gap between earning a CDL and actually thriving in the lifestyle inspired her to create a practical resilience playbook built for real cab life—not perfect conditions. We break down easy-to-start strategies drivers can use today: •  Realistic nutrition: smart pantry stocking, heat-and-eat meals, and smarter truck-stop choices that actually fit the schedule. •  ELD-friendly movement: resistance-band workouts at the trailer, quick cab mobility drills, and laps during fuel stops. •  Stress resets for tight schedules: box breathing after close calls, five-minute dock breaks, and fast reflection prompts to process tough days. Jennifer’s core philosophy? Grace over perfection—one consistent good choice beats the all-or-nothing mindset that leads straight to burnout. We also tackle industry realities head-on: debunking the “just sit and steer” myth, the constant safety fatigue from alarms and cameras, and why genuine empathy (not just swag and pizza parties) boosts retention. When managers truly honor holidays, home time, and human limits, trust grows and performance follows. Plus, we address anxieties around autonomous trucks and why the human factor remains essential for safety, reliability, and sustainable careers. Whether you’re a driver, dispatcher, safety professional, or a trucker’s family member, this conversation delivers field-tested ideas for wellness, better communication, and positive culture shifts in trucking. Explore Jennifer’s book, daily vlogs, monthly wellness blog, and more resources at www.compassconvoy.com. If this episode hits home, subscribe, share it with a fellow driver or manager, and drop a review sharing one habit that keeps you steady on the road—your story could be the encouragement someone else needs. Key Takeaways 👇 ✅ Grace over perfection — Small, repeated good choices beat burnout-causing all-or-nothing thinking. ✅ Wellness fits the road — Micro-workouts, smart nutrition hacks, and quick stress resets that actually work with ELD rules. ✅ Isolation is real — Even team driving brings loneliness; acknowledge the emotional toll beyond the paycheck. ✅ Empathy drives retention — Managers who honor limits, holidays, and home time build stronger teams and better performance. ✅ Human factor wins long-term — In an era of tech and autonomy, honoring drivers’ skills and well-being ensures safer, more reliable freight move Interested in being a guest on the podcast? Click here to join the conversation! Built for drivers. Powered by grit. Bold, smooth, and crafted for the long haul 3-Axle Coffee keeps America moving, one cup at a time. Whether you’re hitting the road or hitting deadlines, this is the brew that never brakes. Strong. Steady. 3-Axle Ready. Try it now at 3AxleCoffee.com Support the show

    46 min
  5. Ryan Agnello on Proactive Fleets Outperforming Reactive Ones; Surviving to Thriving

    FEB 27

    Ryan Agnello on Proactive Fleets Outperforming Reactive Ones; Surviving to Thriving

    Rates swing, tech buzz gets louder, and expectations rise. In this no-nonsense conversation, we sit down with Ryan Agnello to cut through the noise and get practical about what's really shifting in trucking. From the lingering effects of the freight recession to positioning for the next upswing, Ryan shares straight talk on the systems, people, and tough choices that separate resilient, profitable fleets from those just scraping by. We kick off by examining why so many operations are still chained to spreadsheets, texts, and disconnected tools—and the steep hidden costs that pile up in fuel, driver pay, maintenance, and accessorials. Ryan breaks down how a unified Transportation Management System (TMS) transforms from a necessary expense into a true profit engine by centralizing data, streamlining dispatch, accounting, and safety compliance. He emphasizes proactive habits that safeguard uptime and build stronger relationships: rock-solid processes, consistent shipper communication, and a genuine driver-first culture that treats people like family. Get ready for actionable tips on arming drivers with one intuitive mobile app for loads, documents, and real-time status updates—slashing road friction while accelerating invoicing and cash flow back at the terminal. We then slice through the AI hype. Ryan draws a clear line between flashy promises and real impact, highlighting native, agentic AI that cuts deadhead miles, optimizes routing, and surfaces natural-language profitability insights—no manual reports required. The core takeaway? AI should eliminate administrative busywork, not replace people, freeing dispatchers to focus on supporting drivers and delighting customers. For smaller fleets, he warns against the common trap of postponing tech adoption until growth becomes painful, and he shares the essential weekly metrics to track: on-time performance, profit per load by customer and lane, true cost per mile by unit, driver pay accuracy, and days-to-cash. Feeling stuck? Ryan's operational audit playbook starts in dispatch and flows through to faster billing, unlocking trapped cash flow and momentum. If you're ready to shift from survival mode to sustainable, margin-protecting growth through clear processes, connected data, and practical AI, this episode is your roadmap. Subscribe now, share it with a fellow carrier who needs the wake-up call, and drop a quick review to help more trucking leaders discover the show. Key Takeaways 👇 ✅ Ditch disconnected tools—spreadsheets and texts create hidden margin leaks across fuel, pay, maintenance, and accessorials. ✅ A unified TMS turns into a profit engine by centralizing data for better dispatch, accounting, safety, and faster invoicing. ✅ Build proactive habits: clear processes, consistent shipper communication, and a driver-first mindset that treats people like family. ✅ Equip drivers with one mobile app for loads, docs, and status to reduce friction and speed up cash flow. ✅ Cut through AI hype—focus on practical, agentic AI that reduces deadhead, optimizes routes, and delivers profitability insights without replacing people. ✅ Track these weekly metrics religiously: on-time performance, profit per load (by custom Interested in being a guest on the podcast? Click here to join the conversation! Built for drivers. Powered by grit. Bold, smooth, and crafted for the long haul 3-Axle Coffee keeps America moving, one cup at a time. Whether you’re hitting the road or hitting deadlines, this is the brew that never brakes. Strong. Steady. 3-Axle Ready. Try it now at 3AxleCoffee.com Support the show

    36 min
  6. Jason Mischica On How Smart SOPs And Relationships Stop Scams In Freight

    FEB 20

    Jason Mischica On How Smart SOPs And Relationships Stop Scams In Freight

    Freight theft doesn’t usually look like a midnight trailer heist anymore. Today, it shows up as a cloned MC number, a forged COI, a believable email domain, and a real carrier left unpaid while a fake “carrier” vanishes with the money. We sit down with Minnesota-based freight broker Jason Mischica of TEN Logistics to break down how modern fraud actually unfolds, how to spot it before it hits, and why calm, human-first communication can de-escalate situations that feel like theft but often start as breakdowns, missteps, and bad days. Jason walks us through his path from LTL operations to building a brokerage inside a 110-year-old parent company at Ten Logistics—and how that foundation shaped his uncompromising SOPs. We dig into layered identity verification, VIN plate photo capture with geolocation, continuous MC monitoring, and disciplined payment controls. He also shares a recent real-world incident where a tractor failure and sudden radio silence triggered red flags—and how de-escalation, verification, and clear communication restored trust, protected the shipper, and ensured the carrier got paid. Along the way, we map the real mechanics of double brokering, identity cloning, and fake shipper schemes—some serious enough to draw FBI attention. The conversation then turns practical. For new brokers, Jason’s advice is blunt: learn operations first, build mentors, and never pressure drivers into unsafe or illegal situations. Load boards should be used for intelligence and introductions—not as a race to the cheapest truck. For shippers, the message is just as direct: brokers who validate, communicate, and show up—like the team at Ten Logistics—are worth more than rock-bottom rates that burn carriers and collapse networks when things go wrong. AI also enters the chat. Used well, it accelerates vetting and workflows. Used poorly, it supercharges scams. Either way, layered controls and shared intelligence are no longer optional. If you care about preventing fraud, protecting your lanes, and building resilient broker–carrier–shipper relationships, this episode delivers a field-tested framework you can use today. Key Takeaways 👇  🟩 Freight theft today is digital—cloned MCs, fake COIs, and spoofed emails 🟩 Strong SOPs like those used at Ten Logistics are the first line of defense 🟩 VIN plate photos with geolocation add a powerful verification layer 🟩 Continuous MC monitoring helps catch problems before loads move 🟩 Calm, human-first communication can de-escalate high-risk situations 🟩 Double brokering and identity cloning are organized schemes, not accidents 🟩 New brokers should learn operations before chasing volume 🟩 Load boards are tools for intelligence, not shortcuts to cheap freight 🟩 Pressuring drivers into unsafe or illegal moves destroys trust and networks 🟩 AI can reduce fraud—or amplify it—depending on how it’s implemented Interested in being a guest on the podcast? Click here to join the conversation! Built for drivers. Powered by grit. Bold, smooth, and crafted for the long haul 3-Axle Coffee keeps America moving, one cup at a time. Whether you’re hitting the road or hitting deadlines, this is the brew that never brakes. Strong. Steady. 3-Axle Ready. Try it now at 3AxleCoffee.com Support the show

    44 min
  7. Unpacking Grit, Gears, Automation, Health Habits, and the Evolving Road Ahead in Trucking with Zachariah Copeland

    FEB 13

    Unpacking Grit, Gears, Automation, Health Habits, and the Evolving Road Ahead in Trucking with Zachariah Copeland

    What keeps you moving when the miles get long and the rules keep changing? We sit down with technologist and community builder Zachariah Copeland for a candid talk about work ethic, sleep, emotional intelligence, and the future of trucking in an automated world. From studio-apartment beginnings to launching a company and a podcast, Zachariah shares the habits and hard lessons that turn grit into momentum—and momentum into impact. We unpack the grind behind real progress: focused work blocks, lifelong learning, and mentors who model excellence. Health takes center stage as Zachariah opens up about insomnia and the tradeoffs of sleep meds, a conversation that mirrors the realities many drivers face with apnea and fatigue. The practical thread runs through it all: drink more water, cut the processed stuff, stack small wins like five-minute workouts, and guard your alertness like your paycheck depends on it—because it does. Automation and AI aren’t a doomsday; they’re a fork in the road. We talk self-driving forklifts, pilot programs for autonomous trucks, and where human judgment remains nonnegotiable. Zachariah sketches a road-safety concept that flags potholes, tight curves, and sinkholes in real time—tech designed to protect drivers, not replace them. We push past wealth myths and celebrate “boring” investing: automatic contributions, compound interest, and the power of simply showing up. And we go deep on purpose and legacy—why discipline is freedom, why people should never be discarded, and how community gives us the backbone to adapt. If you’re a driver, builder, or anyone feeling unseen while doing the work, this conversation is your reminder to control the controllables and keep going. Subscribe, share with someone who needs a lift, and leave a review to help more folks find the show. Key Takeaways 👇 ✅ Build momentum through focused work blocks, lifelong learning, and seeking mentors who exemplify excellence.  ✅ Prioritize health basics: stay hydrated, avoid processed foods, incorporate short workouts, and manage sleep issues like insomnia without over-relying on meds.  ✅ View automation as an opportunity—self-driving tech can enhance safety, but human judgment is irreplaceable in trucking.  ✅ Embrace “boring” investing strategies like automatic contributions and compound interest for long-term wealth.  ✅ Remember that discipline equals freedom, value people over disposability, and lean on community for resilience in changing times. If you’re a driver, builder, or anyone feeling unseen while doing the work, this conversation is your reminder to control the controllables and keep going. Subscribe, share with someone who needs a lift, and leave a review to help more folks find the show. Interested in being a guest on the podcast? Click here to join the conversation! Built for drivers. Powered by grit. Bold, smooth, and crafted for the long haul 3-Axle Coffee keeps America moving, one cup at a time. Whether you’re hitting the road or hitting deadlines, this is the brew that never brakes. Strong. Steady. 3-Axle Ready. Try it now at 3AxleCoffee.com Support the show

    39 min
  8. Inside Duck Stop Travel Center: Clean Bathrooms & Showers, Really Good Food, Safer Truck Stops For Everyone

    FEB 6

    Inside Duck Stop Travel Center: Clean Bathrooms & Showers, Really Good Food, Safer Truck Stops For Everyone

    Ditch the generic truck stop experience. In this episode, we sit down with Johnny from Duck Stop Travel Center to reveal how a dedicated team of industry veterans (“old ducks”) transformed a location into a driver-first haven. The focus isn't flashy marketing—it's flawless execution on what actually matters: clean facilities, great food, real comfort, and respect for drivers' time and dignity. They've engineered every detail around real driver needs. The menu features standout items like Lavazza-brewed coffee, a $6.75 burger with perfectly melting cheddar, beef tallow fries that stay hot on the road, and a bold first-bite guarantee—if it's not delicious, they want to know. Facilities include 14 private bathroom suites stocked with home-grade Charmin, occupancy indicator lights, 12 individual showers plus two extra private bathrooms upstairs, and a headset-friendly TV lounge designed for peaceful downtime without background noise battles. Convenience is stacked at Exit 22 on I-294: three drive-thru lanes (built for six), premium Synergy fuel, a smartly designed liquor license for quick value, and sharp pricing powered by high-volume efficiency rather than corner-cutting. At its core, the culture stands out—built by a coalition of construction, fuel, and restaurant experts committed to long-term quality over quick profits. Safety is non-negotiable, especially for women drivers and anyone seeking a secure place to step out and recharge. They're already planning expansion with 19 more locations in discussion, creating hundreds of jobs, and guided by one simple rule: Would we serve this to our own families? If you're tired of being treated like just another transaction, this conversation delivers the blueprint for a better travel center. Key Takeaways 👇 ✅ Driver-Centric Design Wins — Private bathrooms, individual showers, quiet lounges, and occupancy lights prioritize comfort and privacy over outdated shared facilities. ✅ Food That Respects Your Taste & Time — Lavazza coffee, melty-cheddar burgers, hot beef tallow fries, and a first-bite guarantee prove quality doesn't require high prices. ✅ Execution Over Hype — Success comes from nailing the details (high-volume model, expert team, family-quality test) rather than gimmicks. ✅ Safety & Inclusion First — A clear commitment to making every driver—especially women—feel protected and welcome. ✅ Scalable Vision — With 19 more sites in talks and hundreds of jobs ahead, Duck Stop is building a national model that treats drivers like people, not throughput. Subscribe for more stories that put drivers first, share this with someone who lives on the road, and leave a review to tell us which amenity you want on your route next. Interested in being a guest on the podcast? Click here to join the conversation! Built for drivers. Powered by grit. Bold, smooth, and crafted for the long haul 3-Axle Coffee keeps America moving, one cup at a time. Whether you’re hitting the road or hitting deadlines, this is the brew that never brakes. Strong. Steady. 3-Axle Ready. Try it now at 3AxleCoffee.com Support the show

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Welcome to “That’s Delivered Podcast” (TDP) your ultimate destination for all things trucking and beyond! Here, we take you behind the wheel and dive deep into the world of trucking, delivering stories, insights, and experiences designed to inspire, educate, and entertain. Our podcast isn’t just about transportation; it’s about reliability, accomplishment, and fulfillment. “That’s Delivered Podcast” reflects the sense of completion that comes with meeting promises and exceeding expectations, whether on the road or in life. Whether you’re a seasoned trucker, a logistics enthusiast, or just curious about the backbone of our economy, this is the place for you. We’ll explore life on the road, uncover how technology is reshaping the industry, and break down the latest regulations impacting drivers and businesses alike. So buckle up, hit the road with us, and join a community that understands the journey is just as important as the destination. From personal stories to industry insights, “That’s Delivered Podcast” brings the best of trucking straight to your ears, promising every mile together will be worth the ride!

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  • Creator
    Trucking Ray
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    122
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 That’s Delivered Podcast
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