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In this episode of the BulkLoads Podcast, Jesse Runions of BRB Trucking brings over three decades of industry experience to a wide-ranging conversation on the state of bulk freight. Jesse shares how BRB has hauled dedicated bulk loads for 30+ years—without relying on contracts—thanks to long-term relationships built on trust, communication, and consistent service.
Jared and Jesse explore key topics affecting carriers today, including low freight rates, rising fuel costs, economic corrections, driver shortages, and how inflation and automation are reshaping the trucking landscape. Jesse also discusses how companies can cut overhead, prepare for a slow recovery through 2024, and stay competitive amid market contraction.
With deep insight into trucking economics, fleet operations, and the future of freight, this episode offers valuable guidance for owner-operators and fleet managers navigating uncertain times in the bulk industry.

Hosted by
Jared Flinn — Founder, BulkLoads
Twenty years of bulk-freight operating experience. Jared sits down weekly with the carriers, brokers, and shippers who actually move the freight — not the pundits who write about it. New episode every Monday.
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In this episode of the BulkLoads Podcast, Jesse Runions of BRB Trucking brings over three decades of industry experience to a wide-ranging conversation on the state of bulk freight. Jesse shares how BRB has hauled dedicated bulk loads for 30+ years—without relying on contracts—thanks to long-term relationships built on trust,…
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