Join Jimmy Mac on Nemo Nation for an insightful conversation with Dr. Chris Caplice — Silver Family Research Fellow, Senior Research Scientist at MIT, Executive Director of the Center for Transportation and Logistics, and Chief Scientist at DAT Freight & Analytics.

In this episode, Dr. Caplice breaks down the current state of the truckload (TL) market, explores where the industry is heading, and highlights the key trends and indicators trucking professionals should watch closely.

Whether you’re a carrier, shipper, or logistics professional, this discussion offers data-driven insights to help you navigate the evolving freight landscape.

In this episode of Nemo Nation, host Jimmy Mac sits down with Elisabeth Barna, founder of EAB Strategies and one of the most respected voices in the trucking and logistics industry. With over 35 years of experience — including a 25-year career at the American Trucking Associations — Elisabeth shares powerful insights on how to cultivate and champion young leaders in transportation.

We explore:

What it takes to inspire the next generation of trucking professionals

Elisabeth’s leadership journey and the creation of EAB Strategies

The role of storytelling in shaping the image of the industry

How programs and mentorship can drive retention and engagement

Why investing in people is the future of freight

Whether you're a veteran in logistics or just starting your career, this conversation is full of wisdom, heart, and action.

Allen Hodges, President and CEO of the Idaho Trucking Association, joins Jimmy Mac on Nemo Nation to discuss key issues impacting carriers across Idaho.

In this episode, Allen breaks down Idaho statute 67-2901B, covering the safety inspection exemptions for certain intrastate motor carriers — including those transporting sand, gravel, and other mine products. He also shares insights on ELP (Electronic Logging Permit) issues unique to Idaho, and the broader regulatory landscape affecting small operators and heavy haulers.

With a hands-on career that spans excavation, sawmill operations, and now industry advocacy, Allen brings real-world experience and policy know-how to this important conversation.