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Hosted by Transportation Intermediaries Association · EN-US · 35 episodes
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Insights and conversations that focus on the needs of the 3PL industry and what freight brokers are dealing with today. The show includes great guests, experts in the field, and unique insights that help any broker or logisitcs professional that wants to know what's new, what's now, and what's next.
Transportation Intermediaries Association hosts The TIA Podcast, a business show with 35 episodes published.
Freight Beat talks with Scott Cornell, the Chief Risk Officer for SPG Cargo & Logistics and Chair of the Transported Asset Protection Association(TAPA). Cornell is an expert in the realm of cargo theft, whether strategic
Former FMCSA administrator Annette Sandberg joins Freight Beat to break down what highway safety really means for brokers and 3PLs. She explains the agency’s core mission to reduce crashes, injuries, and fatalities, and
The drayage market isn't slowing down, it's merely shifting. Driver capacity is shrinking fast, liability rules just changed, and intermodal is having a moment. We brought in some of the sharpest operators in the busines
This episode explores how the Digital Standards Development Council (DSDC) is building a common digital language for freight. Learn why EDI still matters, where APIs add real-time value, how standards support AI, and pra
Explore how freight brokers can adopt automation without overhauling existing workflows. This episode covers practical strategies for using freight technology to improve carrier sourcing, booking, tracking, compliance, a
In this episode, Alex Winston, Co-Founder and Chief Legal Officer at Expedite All, breaks down what freight brokers need to know about contracts to protect their margins and operate with confidence in 2026. Alex covers t
Listen as Chuck Cook and Cameron Brown from RenovoData break down why disaster recovery is a critical business strategy for freight brokers and 3PLs, not just an IT problem. The conversation covers the key differences be
In this episode, Tom Curee of Qued and Shawn McLeod of Axle Logistics sit down for a candid conversation about what it really means to use technology the right way in freight brokerage. They dig into how to evaluate new
Most transportation business owners are building toward a $100 million valuation, and most are doing it wrong. Spencer Tenney, President & CEO of Tenney Group, has spent nearly 25 years advising transportation and logist
AI is no longer a freight industry buzzword, it's a competitive requirement. In this episode, Alex Rigot, Sales Director at Banyan Technology, and Matt Silea, Senior Solutions Engineer, break down how AI agents are resha
What does theft and cargo fraud look like right now? Who does it impact, and what can people do about it? Nick Anderson from Roanoke Insurance Group digs into these hot topics, and gives his perspective.
A great conversation at Capital Ideas with Nick Hubbard of HubFlow centered around what the market is doing, where it's heating up, and where brokers should be chasing automation. If you're interested in the best way to
Josh Asbury from Broker Pro/Infinity Software Solutions joined the Live Desk at Capital Ideas to talk about the latest tools that BrokerPro is working on, an what he expects going forward. The conversation centered aroun
Brent Evens from OTR Solutions joined the Live Desk at Capital Ideas to talk about the latest offering, OTR Select. This new tool is aimed to change the game, and help brokers and carriers connect in a way that matters b
Michael Nolan and Jonathan Britva of Republic Partners joined the Live Desk at Capital Ideas to talk about how brokers should be considering mergers, acquisitions, and what that landscape looks like in 2026 and beyond. T
Straight from the TIA Live Desk at Capital Ideas 2026, compensation wiz Beth Carroll of Prosper.io discusses the evolving face of how brokers are paid and compensated in the face of artificial intelligence and new automa
From the TIA Live Desk at Capital Ideas 2026, Brian Smith of Banyan Technology talks the evolving landscape of modern broker tech, and what people should be looking for. Topics include: • The growing role of AI in day-to
The most dangerous cyber threats hitting freight brokers right now are not sophisticated hacks. They are fraud schemes designed to exploit the workflows your team runs on autopilot every single day. Listen as three exper
The freight market is tighter than it's been in years, and the brokers winning right now are not necessarily the biggest ones. They're the fastest and the most adaptable. In this episode, three industry veterans for a ca
Most brokers are hunting for trucks on the same load boards, chasing the same capacity, competing on the same lanes. Three brokerage experts think there's a better way — and the trucks are already out there. In this epis
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