TV & Podcasts

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Tuesday, August 27, 2019

FreightWaves NOW: IMO2020 and oil prices

In this episode, Economist Anthony Smith talks about durable goods shipments and how it affects the economy. In the carrier update presented by AT&T Business, Market Expert Donny Gilbert dives into some hot markets for outbound tender rejections. The oil update with Market Expert John Kingston lets you know what to expect for IMO2020.

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Monday, August 26, 2019

FreightWaves NOW: Trade talks continue, but has the damage been done?

In this episode, Meteorologist Nick Austin tells you about flooding threats in the Midwest, Market Expert Henry Byers breaks down shipping container rates and new routes, Market Expert Zach Strickland analyzes tractor counts for fleets (one of the newest data sets in SONAR) in the carrier update presented by AT&T Business, and Market Expert Kevin […]

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Thursday, August 22, 2019

FreightWaves NOW: All eyes on the Midwest

Meteorologist Nick Austin talks about the possibility of flooding in Missouri and Kansas. In the carrier update presented by AT&T Business, Donny Gilbert talk about outbound tender volumes and how they are reaching record-highs. We also dive into what shippers are saying about the industry. And, Kyle Cunningham looks at outbound volumes versus total number […]

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Wednesday, August 21, 2019

FreightWaves NOW: Emerging supply chains, mid-August market surge

In this episode of FreightWaves NOW, we talk about how Southeast Asia is changing the supply chain in the U.S., we discuss where freight brokerages are headed in the next 10 years, and FreightWaves CEO & Founder Craig Fuller shares some important news about the freight recession. Our carrier update is presented by AT&T Business.

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Tuesday, August 20, 2019

FreightWaves NOW: Unlikely markets, heat waves, and housing starts

Meteorologist Nick Austin discusses the heat wave hitting the Midwest and Southwestern U.S. Donny Gilbert talks to brokers about rising outbound tender volumes, and Kyle Cunningham brings you the Carrier Update presented by AT&T Business. Plus, Economist Anthony Smith dives into housing starts and how this is an indicator of the overall economy.

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Monday, August 19, 2019

FreightWaves NOW: West Coast is hot, San Francisco seeing new trends

San Francisco, traditionally a backhaul market, is seeing some emerging trends that are promising for carriers. Outbound tender rejections in Southern California are under 1 percent, making it a hot area for brokers. And, as peak season continues, we take a look at the trans-Pacific Eastbound Corridor. Carrier Update is presented by AT&T Business.

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FreightWaves Staff Friday, August 16, 2019

Freight All Kinds – College football

College football: poetry in motion, masses of men, giants of the gridiron rushing 40 yards in 4.4 seconds. But before that equipment arrives at the field, it’s moved by big rigs rolling on big iron. These are the games we play, and this is how we get to play them. On today’s Freight All Kinds, […]

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FreightWaves Staff Friday, August 16, 2019

What the Truck?!? Backhaul: HOS cha-cha-changes

On this episode we’re covering all the latest headlines, talking HOS changes and digital brokers’ road to profit, playing earnings over/under, hearing about huge hail, seeing what’s on the radar, and listening to our readers in Comment Section Rodeo. You won’t want to miss it. Or, rewatch the LIVE show here.

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FreightWaves Staff Monday, August 12, 2019

What the Truck?!? Headhaul: Protests and ‘other bets’

On today’s episode, we’re talking about the Hong Kong protests with FreightWaves CEO Craig Fuller, NY/NJ moving containers by electric truck, supply chain sustainability and Impossible Whoppers. We’re saying ALOHA in SONAR, thinking Big Deal Little Deal and so much more. Watch it HERE Subscribe now on your favorite podcast player of choice and watch […]

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