Why Employees Stay: The Power of Belonging and Connection with Shea Happ and Rachel Swanson

The Power of Doing Hard Things | Brian Brent on Growth and Resilience

In our final episode of Season 3 of the I Love Learning Podcast, Dr. Gina Anderson sits down with Brian Brent, a Local Class A CDL Driver at CPC Logistics, to explore how small choices repeated consistently can lead to extraordinary transformation.Brian shares lessons from his career in law enforcement, transportation, and personal development, discussing how stepping outside your comfort zone, embracing challenges, and committing to continuous growth can shape who you become. From serving others in the Gwinnett County Jail to tackling Spartan races, pursuing new interests, and pushing himself to learn, Brian's story is a powerful example of resilience in action.This conversation is a powerful reminder that success is rarely built in one big moment. It's created through small decisions, consistent effort, and the willingness to keep growing.Brian reminds us doing hard things, one step at a time, can lead to lasting confidence, resilience, and personal transformation.Stay tuned for the next season of the I Love Learning podcast: The Courage to Create.

Why Employees Stay: The Power of Belonging and Connection with Shea Happ and Rachel Swanson

In this episode of the I Love Learning Podcast, Dr. Gina Anderson sits down with Shea Happ, Recruiting Manager at Forward Air, and Rachel Swanson, Director of Marketing and Advertising at Forward Air, to discuss why people thrive in workplaces where they feel valued, connected, and genuinely appreciated. Together, Shea and Rachel share insights on recruiting, workplace culture, employee engagement, leadership, and the importance of creating environments where people know they matter. From attracting top talent to building a strong employer brand, they explain how meaningful relationships and human connection can transform both individual careers and organizational success. This conversation is a powerful reminder that people perform at their best when they feel connected to something bigger than themselves. When individuals know they belong, they become more engaged, more committed, and more likely to help others succeed. 🎧 Listen now to discover why creating a culture of belonging may be one of the most important leadership skills of our time.

The Power of Showing Up | Joe Raghanti on Leadership and Human Connection

In this inspiring episode of On the Front Line, Gina Anderson speaks with safety and compliance leader Joe Raghanti about leadership, resilience, and the life-changing impact of kindness. Joe shares his journey living with Alport Syndrome, receiving a kidney transplant, and learning to lead through service, compassion, and gratitude. From safety leadership to organ donation advocacy, this conversation explores what it means to be the light in someone's darkness and why the smallest acts of kindness can leave the greatest legacy.

Cait Hone on Using Your Strengths to Create Meaningful Change

In this inspiring episode of the I Love Learning Podcast, Dr. Gina Anderson sits down with Cait Hone, Program Director for Women In Motion, to discuss leadership, advocacy, mentorship, and the power of creating opportunities for others. Following her Peace Corps service in Guinea, West Africa, Cait dedicated her career to empowering women and girls across industries and around the world. Today, she helps lead initiatives that support, connect, and elevate women throughout the transportation and trucking industry. This conversation is a powerful reminder that leadership is not just about titles—it’s about creating spaces where people feel seen, heard, valued, and empowered to grow. 🎧 Listen now to discover how Cait Hone is helping shape the future of women in trucking through leadership, advocacy, and connection.

3 Million Safe Miles and a Lifetime of Leadership with Jarrod Alsobrooks

In Season 3, Episode 22 of the I Love Learning Podcast, Dr. Gina Anderson sits down with Jarrod Alsobrooks, a respected professional driver, Tennessee Road Team Captain, SWTO driver trainer, and former United States Marine Corps serviceman, to discuss leadership, safety, discipline, and purpose.With more than 26 years in the tank truck industry and over 3 million accident-free miles, Jarrod has built a career defined by accountability, professionalism, and consistency. His journey is a powerful example of how small daily habits, responsibility, and commitment to excellence create long-term success.This conversation is a reminder that leadership is not always loud. Sometimes it’s found in the people who quietly show up every day, protect others, lead by example, and take pride in doing things the right way.Listen now to discover how discipline, service, and small daily decisions can create a legacy of leadership and safety that lasts for decades.