On episode 674 of WHAT THE TRUCK?!?, Dooner is talking to Revoy founder Ian Rust about their new device that instantly turns any diesel truck into a hybrid.

Fresh off his appearance on Tucker Carlson’s show, Gord Magill stops by to talk about how he got the opportunity, Canadian trucking protests and whether he’s actually a real person.

Conduit co-founder Conrad Lilleness talks about building a docktech company hellbent on driving warehouse efficiency. 

MAKA Logistics’ Rob Liss talks rail, intermodal, Loyola’s supply chain program and the power of playing Scrabble.

Plus, slushy trend goes viral; James Reed’s big move to Walmart; and more.

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