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294: From Recruiting Card to First Load: The Oakley Trucking Recruiting & Orientation Process

This week on the Oakley Podcast, Jeremy Kellett talks with recruiter Dustin Eagle and new (and returning) owner-operators Brandon Childress and John Ostransky about Oakley Trucking’s recruiting and orientation process. They cover how referrals and recruiting cards bring in quality owner-operators, …

JESUS SAID ABIDE IN MY WORDS

JESUS SAID ABIDE IN MY WORDS John 15:7 If You Abide In Me, And My Words Abide In You, Ask Whatever You Wish, And It Will Be Done For You. JESUS SAID ABIDE IN MY WORDS John 8:30 As Jesus Was Saying These Things, Many Believed In Him. John 8:31 ¶ So Jesus Said To The Jews Who Had Believed Him, I…

Episode 509 - Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992)

Macaulay Culkin is left alone yet again, but this time in NYC where he faces off against some familiar foes in Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern.  Co-starring John Heard, Catherine O'Hara and Tim Curry.  Written by John Hughes and directed by Chris Columbus.

Ep. 6 - Radio Flyer (1992)

This week, Elijah Wood co-stars with JURASSIC PARK's Joe Mazzello in 1992's RADIO FLYER! Directed by Richard Donner, from the writer of THE SANDLOT, and also featuring Lorraine Bracco, Adam Baldwin, John Heard, and an uncredited Tom Hanks, it's a film that mixes flights of fantasy with realistic de…

One Eight Seven (1997)

"I was a teacher! I wanted to help you!" This week, we examine 187 (1997) — the gritty psychological crime drama that tackles violence in America's public schools through a haunting performance by Samuel L. Jackson. Blending social commentary, suspense, and revenge thriller elements, 187 remains on…

1985's After Hours

Martin Scorsese doing a dark comedy? This week on Off the Shelf with Phil and Dave, we revisit the bizarre, frustrating and increasingly absurd nightmare that is After Hours (1985). Phil thinks this overlooked Scorsese film is hilarious; Dave just watched wanted the night to end. We get into Griffi…

HEATWAVE 3. C.H.U.D (Douglas Cheek, 1984)

Before “toxic waste” became one of genre cinema’s favourite clichés, C.H.U.D. made it feel genuinely unsettling. There’s no glowing green sludge here, magically transforming unsuspecting victims into mutants. Instead, the film taps into something much more insidious: the fear that something danger…

Episode 7 - The Pelican Brief: The Hazards of Being the Teacher’s Pet

The Pelican Brief doesn’t sound all that thrilling: a young college student writes an academic paper theorizing about who is responsible for the murders of two Supreme Court Justices, implicating a dangerous business man. Research! Typing! Microfiche! But starring A-listers Julia Roberts and Denze…

After Hours - Say Hello To My Little Film Ep. 317

It's a brand-new month here at CAR RAYROB which means it's time for Rob's pick on SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FILM! He's on a hot streak with two films in a row that Ray has loved, and he thinks he may have another on deck by recommending Martin Scorsese's 1985 dark comedy, AFTER HOURS! This won't be an…

Episode 44: Jess Shaw, England netball international, type 1 at the top of the game

Suggest guests or get in contact Jess Shaw was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes on the evening of the worst trial of her life, then spent ten years pretending she did not have it. Jess is an England netball international, living with type 1 diabetes. In this conversation with John she talks about ke…