Candy Bronzi is a Professional Driver who has now found herself on the front lines of the Next Generation in truck stops. She joins the show to tell her story of going from an empty nester, to fully loaded going over the road.

Her passion for the industry grew as she came into it, which led her to a position with Nikola Trucks, and then the Cyclum. Cyclum is looking for as much driver feedback and data as possible so they can bring to market what drivers truly want as they develop travel centers equipped for the future. Cyclum looks to provide it's own FAK - Fuel of All Kinds with Diesel, Electric, and Hydrogen.

To submit driver feedback go to www.cyclum.com or click this link! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeJjaymWDTFm0yNt0q3VvB_IkywkvhQLBzB5nor06-8mj7gWA/viewform

You can find Candy Bronzi on LinkedIn where she is looking to connect with as many drivers as possible!

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Danielle Chaffin is 3rd generation working in the trucking industry currently working for a TMS Revenova. After a deadly crash in Chattanooga earlier this year, she knew that there was more to the story. After uncovering that Amazon has a rap sheet of working with unsafe carriers, she started using her data skills to really investigate just how many of these shady companies there are.

We go into "Chameleon Carriers," Non-Domiciled CDLs, and English Language proficiency, and how the current Presidential Administration is watching what truckers are saying on X (Twitter). You can follow Danielle's work on X @maybedanielleee and go to daniellechaffin.com

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James Year is currently a Professor at the University of Maryland, and Syracuse Graduate who has spent years studying AI in Supply Chain. He rejoins the show to talk about the ongoing threats of AI in the Supply Chain.

I previewed some of his recent documentary on More Perfect Union regarding robot trucks, there is no sounds you can only see the video, so feel free to skip ahead as we go into a riveting conversation on why we need to pull some reigns back on AI.

You can watch the documentary on More Perfect Union here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQrQrOPmszE&t=212s

Check out James' website at stealingfire.tech