# 12: A New Direction for Ivy League Trucker

# 14 Women in Trucking - What's it like for the Ladies??

Though it is a male dominated industry, there are a number of women driving big rigs out there. What is it like for them? We talk with a lady trucker in Clint's company to get the scoop. Resources: Women in Trucking https://www.womenintrucking.org/ is the leading organization advocating for more women in trucking in the US.

#13 The Autonomous Trucks are coming -- but When??

We have all heard of, and some of us ridden in, autonomous cars. Tesla and Waymo are bringing self-driving cars and autonomous taxis to American streets. What about autonomous big rig trucks moving our freight? This is actually happening now in the first pilots and very small commercial operations. Clint explores the whats, whys and predicted whens for autonomous truck adoption in the trucking industry. What will this mean for truck drivers and the rest of us? Relax . . . Clint thinks he will have a job for a good while longer! Resources: If you want to see what these things look like, here you go: https://kodiak.ai/technology https://ir.aurora.tech As always, please share Ivy League Trucker with family and friends! Thanks - Clint

# 12: A New Direction for Ivy League Trucker

We are making a change with the podcast. Getting back to the core of Ivy League Trucker, which is the observations of an Ivy League educated guy with broad corporate and small company experience - living the life of a big rig over the road trucker. Future episodes will cover everything from self-driving trucks to the immigrant experience in trucking to truck safety, crashes and the history of trucking. We will speak with people involved in all this along the way. Resources: Why most trucker Owner-Operators Fail. https://www.truckclub.com/trucking-news/owner-operator-failure-prevention-guide Please remember to "like" the show and press "Follow" in your pod player to get each episode.

# 11: Radically Improving the lives of Struggling Families

Can a single white woman really help struggling single moms of color break generational cycles of poverty? Yes, it's possilbe! Jill Page Goss of Every Good Gift tells a story of personal bridge building and connection that is really making a difference for moms and their children. Resources: Every Good Gift [https://www.everygoodgift.org/]. Jill's non-profit ministry to single mothers in crisis, through job training and personal interaction, giving them job and life skills to break the cycles of poverty. Follow the link to learn and also support this 501c3 non-profit [https://www.everygoodgift.org/]. [https://www.everygoodgift.org/] Christ Kitchen: Loving Women Out of Poverty [https://www.amazon.com/Christ-Kitchen-Jan-Martinez/dp/1937756920/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1GF0BDZNS8B90&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.VrA0OrnbRhXgQFnYnZQCfA.2nS2g2I_kynEaZTzkyQJ4r_FEbAVGHA3CcfMPQf2yS0&dib_tag=se&keywords=jan+martinez+christ+kitchen&qid=1773759780&s=books&sprefix=jan+martinez+christ+kitchen%2Cstripbooks%2C141&sr=1-1]; by Jan Martinez. This book is about the ministry that inspired Jill to start Every Good Gift Bridges Out of Poverty: Strategies for Professionals and Communities [https://www.amazon.com/Bridges-Out-Poverty-Professional-Communities/dp/1934583359/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1GUWOGKU6MOPA&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.F62PNFNrS96yDYrvJtSSNvy-WOw9DREF0UtrMkyoWn_e-70AbP-T36JXac6IDKCKdlRx5tuNk16OtCi4e6VkY_dtYcrOfqD3nN6nI_3I-Tmm3bJ8qbAlWWyEQsd6lY8WMzQ50SG0DHWRH9v3zCuONL_goRGdimRhxbmyJK8UkJgxEjMs9DQ4NPsmgKUxFzx8Ul7QPQ5rKQRyuu9IkFtlHljiM44-nLGRy1CiovDD2Ts.4oZudL4M0taVt76dSGIN5qv4Y0wkS1Fn-M7ebjsXxdM&dib_tag=se&keywords=bridges+out+of+poverty+book&qid=1773762269&sprefix=bridges+out+of+p%2Caps%2C186&sr=8-2]. by Terri D. Smith, Ruby K. Payne, Philip E.. DeVol. The book jill referred to that helps us help the poor without hurting.

#10 The Power of Vulnerability plus Curiosity in making Connections

We have all heard it before. Be 'more vulnerable' with people to better connect with them. But man, it's hard and not what we want to do! A friend shares how this has actually been a connection game changer for him - - And a pathway to really seeing other people. 10 episodes in . . . so what do you want to see more or less of?? Check out our poll below - we need to hear from you! Be sure to like the show and give a podcast player review. This makes the show easier for others to find - - and share the show with your peeps! Thx! - Clint Resources: In the TED talk that made her famous, Brene' Brown discusses The Power of Vulnerability (TED Talk; 2011) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCvmsMzlF7o