
About this episode
On this Friday edition of WHAT THE TRUCK?!?, host Malcolm Harris breaks down the biggest stories shaping freight right now — from layoffs and carrier consolidation to aggressive DOT enforcement and tightening compliance standards — before diving into two powerhouse conversations that deliver a true blueprint for brokerage success.
First up:
Malcolm is joined by Trent Tulloh, CEO & Founder of Forever Freight Broker, for a no-nonsense discussion on:
Why relationships (not AI) are the future of brokerage
How to build trust with carriers and shippers
Training brokers the right way
Why paying carriers fairly drives long-term growth
What new brokers are getting wrong — and how to fix it
Then Malcolm sits down in-studio with Seth Shaver, EVP of Sales at Steam Logistics, for a candid conversation on:
Grit, resilience, and longevity in freight sales
Building winning teams and culture in tough markets
Leadership lessons from scaling through multiple market cycles
What young brokers must understand to survive and thrive
This episode is packed with real talk, practical insight, and hard-earned lessons from leaders who’ve lived the freight grind — not just talked about it.
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