In this episode, industry experts Andrew Gordon, James Vanderloo, and Charles Klein debate the Port of Antwerp partnering with Port of Indiana, the current air freight market, and a rest-of-the-year outlook.

In this episode, industry experts Andrew Gordon, Ben Modesitt, and Charles Klein debate the shifting trade flows, the ongoing US China trade war amid the upcoming US presidential election, and the new tariffs on semiconductors, EV’s, steel, and more.

In this episode, industry experts James Vanderloo, Ben Modesitt, and Charles Klein debate the benefits of signing a long-term contract with carriers, the upcoming peak season and holiday shipping, and much more.

In this episode, industry experts Andrew Gordon and Charles Klein compete head-to-head about the need for infrastructure improvements in the US, issues faulty infrastructure has caused such as the Key Bridge collapse, the road towards sustainability, and much more.

In this episode, industry experts Ben Modesitt, James Vanderloo, and Charles Klein debate the various geopolitical conflicts plaguing the logistics industry, labor union tensions and a possible strike on the East Coast, the rise in warehouse development, and much more.

In this episode Ben Modesitt, James Vanderloo, and Andrew Gordon debate the issues on the Red Sea affecting peak season, the 2024 election year affecting global trade, cargo theft on the rise, and more.

In this episode Kaleb Shaw, James Vanderloo, and Andrew Gordon debate the expanding North-South relationship between the US and South America, autonomous ocean shipping, routing vessels around the Cape of Good Hope, the situation on the Panama Canal, and much more.

In this episode we have a head-to-head debate with two familiar faces. Charles Klein and Andrew Gordon debate the Ever Given Grounding case, global sourcing adjustments and changing volume distribution amongst domestic gateways, ONE breaking the record for containers loaded on a single vessel, warehouse space freeing up in the domestic storage market, and much more.