Supply Chain Decoded | Feat. Nathan Chaney, Supply Chaney

What happens when 100 conversations with the people moving supply chain forward are transformed into a field guide you can actually hold?
In this episode of *Supply Chain Decoded*, Jenni Ruiz sits down with Nathan Chaney, founder of Supply Chaney, to discuss his new book, *Supply Chain Story Time*. Drawing from the first 100 episodes of his podcast, the book turns each conversation into an accessible two-page guide featuring the personal stories, career paths, and hard-earned insights of brokers, operators, founders, executives, and innovators across the industry.
Nathan explains why he wanted to take these stories out of the cloud and give them greater staying power in print—and why the names of every featured guest belong front and center on the book’s cover.
They also explore:
- Nathan’s journey from warehouse operations and freight brokerage to full-time content creation
- How a community-first mindset shaped Supply Chaney and the Supply Chain Social Club
- Why B2B creators and “freight fluencers” are becoming an important part of industry marketing
- How aspiring creators can find their voice and build meaningful industry connections
- Why relationships—not technology alone—are the network beneath every successful supply chain
More than a collection of podcast highlights, *Supply Chain Story Time* is a celebration of the people whose experiences, ideas, and connections keep the industry moving.
Learn more about the book at supplychaney.com/book.
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