Best David Hoyt Podcasts (2024)

1
Man Up For Good 5:34

7h ago5:34

5:34

In this five-minute episode of How My View Grew, I offer five perspectives about being a man today: It's confusing Men and women are different There is no need to apologize for being a man Long live the healthy masculine It's time for a new Bro Code **Resources** "Men are lost. Here's a map out of the wilderness" by Christine Emba in the Washington…

1
Understanding Freight Forwarding | David Stepsky | Ep 9 29:58

6d ago29:58

29:58

In this episode of The Miles and Mentors Podcast, we sit down with David Stepsky, business development expert at Simple Forwarding. David shares his unique journey from debt consolidation to logistics, highlighting the often misunderstood role of freight forwarding and its vital place in the supply chain. David dives into the complexities of freigh…

1
Shifting Gears: Trucking to YouTube | Gary Thompson | Ep 8 42:49

13d ago42:49

42:49

Episode 8: Shifting Gears: From Trucking to YouTube with Gary Thompson In this episode of The Miles and Mentors Podcast, we sit down with Gary Thompson, a former truck driver turned YouTube producer. Gary shares his incredible journey from over a million clean accident-free miles on the road to his transition into producing car audio content on You…

1
David Storey: Can A Liberal Democrat Be Conservative? 30:26

13d ago30:26

30:26

Why might a liberal Democrat with progressive values hold a conservative disposition? Could it make sense to both advocate for positive change and honor traditions and the social cohesion they foster? Might this represent the twin challenges facing today's Democratic Party? In this 30-minute episode of How My View Grew, Boston College philosophy pr…

1
From Union Work to Owning the Road | Dante Doss | Ep 7 19:51

20d ago19:51

19:51

Episode 7: Dante Doss – A Second Chance at Life on the Open Road In this episode of The Miles and Mentors Podcast, we sit down with Dante Doss, owner-operator of SCL (Second Chance at Life) Trucking. Dante shares his incredible journey from growing up in California to becoming a successful owner-operator in the trucking industry. With over 10 years…

1
Charles Gracey of Hot Seat Services | Ep 6 34:20

27d ago34:20

34:20

In this episode of The Miles and Mentors Podcast, we sit down with Charles Gracey, President of Hot Seat Services and Host of Sense Per Mile. Charles shares his incredible journey from growing up in a trucking family to becoming an executive and advocate for both drivers and carriers. With his extensive background as a truck driver turned executive…

1
Hoyt Moore of Hoyt's Truck Center 30:50

2M ago30:50

30:50

In Episode 5 of The Miles and Mentors Podcast, we sit down with Hoyt Moore, the owner of Hoyt's Truck Center. Hoyt shares his incredible journey from working in his father's tire shop to running a successful multi-faceted business in the trucking industry. Join us as Hoyt talks about his experiences in rebuilding motors, transmissions, and trailers…

1
Rob McCutcheon of TAFS Factoring 45:25

2M ago45:25

45:25

In Episode 4 of The Miles and Mentors Podcast, we sit down with Rob McCutcheon, the Vice President of Strategy & Growth at TAFS Factoring. Rob shares his journey from college athletics to the logistics industry and offers valuable insights into the world of factoring. He discusses the importance of mentorship, the role of marketing and branding in …

1
Chris Polk of Blue Ribbon Logistical Solutions 39:12

2M ago39:12

39:12

Join us for an insightful episode of The Miles and Mentors Podcast as we sit down with Chris Polk, Fleet Manager at Blue Ribbon Logistical Solutions. Chris shares his extensive journey through the trucking industry, from his humble beginnings to his current role, where he manages a fleet and an innovative 18-month master class program for aspiring …

1
Mark Reeder of Hoyt's Truck Center 31:42

2M ago31:42

31:42

Welcome to Episode 2 of The Miles and Mentors Podcast! In this episode, Alex Powers sits down with Mark Reeder, the General Manager of Hoyt's Truck Center. Mark shares his journey in the trucking industry, starting from working with his grandfather on heavy equipment to managing a multifaceted truck service and repair business. Tune in as Mark disc…

1
Introduction Episode 4:20

2M ago4:20

4:20

Welcome to the introduction episode of The Miles and Mentors Podcast! In this short introductory episode, host Alex Powers sets the stage for what you can expect from this exciting new podcast journey. Alex shares his background, the purpose of the podcast, and what listeners can look forward to in future episodes. Join Alex as he discusses the mis…

1
The Surprising Lesson of History 14:43

4M ago14:43

14:43

In this final episode of season one, a short one, I describe how my view of history shifted after reading the memoir of Stefan Zweig, a popular early 20th century European novelist. What if the lesson of history, especially around war and other catastrophes, is precisely the opposite of what I long assumed? How might history make us humbler about o…

1
Marci Shore: How to Improve the World Amidst Evil? 54:15

4M ago54:15

54:15

In a Soviet-era bunker in an undisclosed location in Ukraine, a Ukrainian soldier reads books by the late historian Tony Judt and wonders: Is it possible to make the world better amidst evil? Not long after, Yale historian Marci Shore, a former peacenik, finds herself pleading to the German government to send lethal weapons to Ukraine. What's happe…

1
The Clarifying Question 11:17

4M ago11:17

11:17

This short episode is about asking clarifying questions, which involve far more than building rapport and trust. Clarifying questions provide powerful ways to understand what matters to others—clearly, accurately, and without illusions. Listen in as I walk through the three steps in the clarifying question (only two of which happen while you're spe…

1
Einat Wilf: What Do Most Palestinians Actually Want? 1:00:07

4M ago1:00:07

1:00:07

Do most Palestinians want their own state in the West Bank and Gaza, one that co-exists with the state of Israel? Is the conflict between Israel and Palestinians primarily about territory and the solution therefore simply to trade territory for peace? For many years, as an advisor to Israel's top leaders and member of its parliament, Einat Wilf tho…

1
My Assessment, Your Assessment 5:58

4M ago5:58

5:58

In this week's episode, I describe how to have difficult conversations about charged topics. It's a game called My Assessment, Your Assessment. I walk you through the eight rules of the game, how to know when the game is over, and what makes this valuable in discussing big global challenges or everyday topics.…

1
Noor Awad: Can Israeli and Palestinian Narratives Co-exist? 46:32

5M ago46:32

46:32

In this episode of How My View Grew, Palestinian Noor Awad describes an encounter with a Zionist Israeli settler that caused him to broaden his view of the conflict. This is a story of growing up within a particular narrative and learning to take seriously a very different narrative without given up one's own. What would be possible if more Palesti…

1
Different Strokes for Different Folks 6:18

5M ago6:18

6:18

This short episode is about giving better advice. Just as medicine containers have warning labels, I propose that all advice about being a better citizen, leader, parent, or partner come with three disclaimers: Not for everyone May have side effects Dilute before using After all, different folks deserve different strokes.…

1
Carlos Hoyt: Do Races Exist? 55:57

5M ago55:57

55:57

In this episode of How My View Grew, educator Carlos Hoyt describes his early life experience transcending racial categories and how he discovered that the entire concept of "race" was false and unhelpful. What if the racial categories that pervade our conversations, public policy, and social science data are scientifically meaningless? What can we…

1
Regaining center when verbally attacked 8:17

5M ago8:17

8:17

In this short episode, I share a personal story about a time I was knocked off center by the verbal attacks of a human "bull." When someone attacks you, what can you do to regain center and respond skillfully? Here are five tips. **Subscribe to the podcast** To hear the origin stories of more big ideas, subscribe to How My View Grew on Apple Podcas…

1
Rachel Eryn Kalish: When is Violence Necessary? 38:08

6M ago38:08

38:08

Rachel Eryn Kalish is a peacemaker. Personally, she radiates harmony. Professionally, she has devoted decades to non-violence and was mediating conflict before the term conflict resolution existed. Yet, today, she doesn't view non-violence as the one and only approach to global conflict. Sometimes, she has learned, force is necessary to save lives …

1
Possibility Conversations 9:50

6M ago9:50

9:50

In this episode, I describe a conversation that is pivotal to approaching big global messes. Also useful for parenting, partnering, being a friend, and being a citizen. The possibility conversation is about the future. It's aspirational. It doesn't include assessments of the past. It's not about coordinating action. The critic stays on the bench. O…

1
Valerii Pekar: Ukraine's stunning resilience 38:56

6M ago38:56

38:56

Two years ago, Ukraine stunned the world with its response to Russia's full-scale invasion. Where did its resilience come from? Leading Ukrainian civic activist Valerii Pekar has an answer. It's a story of a nation—and a man—undergoing two major transformations after the fall of the Soviet Union. First, a shift into freedom, then an awakening of di…

1
The Real Reason You're Ready to Grow 4:20

6M ago4:20

4:20

A short episode in which I explore: why would any of us want to shift our perspective on a big complex issue like climate change, democracy, the Middle East, or political polarization? Doing this isn't easy and can affect our status and relationships, so why bother? The answer is a quick primer on how as adults we grow our span of care. **Share the…

1
William Deresiewicz: What News Sources Can I Trust? 47:21

7M ago47:21

47:21

In this episode of How My View Grew, essayist Bill Deresiewicz describes the moment he stopped trusting his go-to news sources and started listening to "heterodox" perspectives. This is a story about American journalism and culture. It's also a story about the humility and courage it takes to let go of deeply held ideas and create space for somethi…

1
Permission to Despair Revoked 6:23

7M ago6:23

6:23

In this short episode, I revoke my permission to get stuck in a mood of despair and show you how to do the same. How moods differ from emotions. If you can't beat despair, don't join it. Dissolve it with humor. **Share the love** Leave me a rating or review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts. **Subscribe to the podcast** …

1
Gil Friend: Can the World Work? 34:35

7M ago34:35

34:35

In this episode of How My View Grew, discover how sustainability pioneer Gil Friend found his footing...and a commitment to a world that works for all life. At an extraordinary summer workshop filled with aliveness and curiosity, he found a new answer to the question, "Can the world work?" About the guest Gil Friend is an inaugural member of the Su…

1
Introducing: How My View Grew 3:15

8M ago3:15

3:15

Big thinkers describe how they see the world and how to make it better, but I want more. How do they get there? What did they used to think and what caused them to change their minds? The story behind this podcast with excerpts from three upcoming guests.By Amiel Handelsman

1
The Legend of John Brown's Baby Kiss Revisited 38:54

1+ y ago38:54

38:54

In this episode, Lou does a deep dive evaluation of the legend of John Brown kissing a black baby on the day of his execution, a story that has been enshrined in poetry and paintings. Sharing his research on the topic, Lou considers the evidence and draws some interesting conclusions suggesting that this legend may have more than a core of truth. C…

1
Strength is a skill with The Neuro Strength Coach Mike Denora 1:17:23

1+ y ago1:17:23

1:17:23

Meet Mike, a world-class coach with a passion for martial arts and strength training. With roots in mixed martial arts, Mike evolved his training to focus on techniques and philosophy behind the art, as well as breaking down exercises to concrete numbers and physics. His expertise in calisthenics, West Side barbell conjugate training, and martial a…

1
Rope flow mastery: a conversation with Edward Troise of ET Strength 1:22:31

1+ y ago1:22:31

1:22:31

Edward's website www.etstrength.com Edward's instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edward.troise/ You know what's dope about the internet? That you can reach out and have conversations with people who are doing good things. I came across some of Edward's rope flow videos and went into the rabbit hole of his content. So of course, as I typically do, …

1
"From John Brown to James Brown": A Conversation with Ed Maliskas 46:41

1+ y ago46:41

46:41

In this episode, Lou shares a conversation with author Ed Maliskas, a musician, clergyman, and researcher, the author of John Brown to James Brown: The Little Farm Where Liberty Budded, Blossomed, and Boogied (2016). In this fascinating discussion, Ed talks about coming to learn about the old Kennedy Farm in Maryland where John Brown and his raider…

1
Languages, abs, better learning, and more A conversation with David Murray 1:08:48

1+ y ago1:08:48

1:08:48

"wisdom comes from multiple perspectives" - @NicPeterson The beautiful part of the internet is all the wonderful people you can connect with. And thus, all the perspectives you get to come across. David is an educator, publicly elected official, speaks multiple languages, and loves all things fitness and nutrition. We cover a bunch of topics includ…

1
The Sellout of Harper's Ferry Station: The Difficult Case of Heyward Shepherd 44:09

1+ y ago44:09

44:09

In this episode, Lou takes on the difficult theme of Heyward Shepherd, the black porter who was mortally wounded by John Brown's men during the Harper's Ferry raid, on the night of October 16, 1859. Reviewing the initial incidents of the raid, Lou considers the conventional narrative of Shepherd's demise, but then takes a sharp left turn: was Heywa…

1
Jettison the mishegas: a conversation with former client David Halpin 1:07:03

2y ago1:07:03

1:07:03

Another great conversation with a former client. We talk about how important self compassion, perception, and strength are. Again, another conversation chock full of the important stuff. https://linktr.ee/ranbirsanghera

1
Probably the best interview on being healthy, losing fat, and just living a good life ft Bobby Hoyt aka Millennial Money Man 57:14

2y ago57:14

57:14

One of my favorite humans and former client Bobby Hoyt aka Millennial Money Man joins me today. It's been 3 years or so since we worked together and we catch up on some of the keys in being perpetually healthy, lean and strong. And what it actually means to be healthy. Bobby is a successful online business owner and just all around great guy. And o…

1
Reaction & Reflection: David Blight on John Brown - - "John Brown Terrorist or Hero?" 52:07

2y ago52:07

52:07

After an extended hiatus, Lou returns with a reaction & reflection upon the YouTube video, "John Brown: Terrorist or Hero?" which features a short lecture by the eminent historian David Blight. John Brown Today features the audio version here, and listeners can also view the reaction & reflection video here (or copy this link: https://www.youtube.c…

1
What we think isn't true: a message to a client 6:41

2y ago6:41

6:41

This is a series of message I sent to one of my online clients. She had sent me this message: tracked something that i label as annoying to track haha - progress And of course I asked her how easy was it in relation to what she had assumed to be true: It was easy, but more importantly, I opted to eat something @ the house this AM instead of grabbin…

1
Easy fat loss = concept + application 14:45

2y ago14:45

14:45

Knowing and understanding only comes from application. Things like the Food Enjoyment Matrix may “make sense” in your head but true knowing comes from doing. I have been thinking about what was the actual path I took to get here. Becuase when we’re good at something, we forget what it was like to be that beginner.…

1
What Did Blacks Really Think of John Brown? Kudos & Conflicts (Part 1) 30:32

2y ago30:32

30:32

In Part 1 of "What Did Blacks Really Think of John Brown?" Lou reflects upon the question of white allies, particularly in the case of John Brown's story. What did black leaders and other associates really think of John Brown? Recalling Brown's devotion to black liberation and notable devotion to human equality, Lou suggests nevertheless that human…

1
What Did Blacks Really Think of John Brown? The Question of "Sambo Mistakes" (Part 2) 28:06

2y ago28:06

28:06

In Part 2 of this two-part episode, Lou reflects upon the question of white allies, particularly in the case of John Brown's story. What did black leaders and other associates really think of John Brown? Recalling Brown's devotion to black liberation and notable devotion to human equality, Lou suggests nevertheless that human interaction is by natu…

1
It’s as easy to get abs as it is to lose 5 lbs 14:47

2y ago14:47

14:47

How you can do the simplest things to get the biggest results. And why the fact that people think it’s more complicated than that actually prevents them from ever starting to begin with. Message me for coaching, programs, consults ranbir013@gmail.com

1
Living in the next obvious step 12:16

2y ago12:16

12:16

Questions before taking action leads to procrastination and non useful discussion. But when you take the next obvious steps, you find insight, more useful discussion, and rapid improvement in skill and fulfilling of desires.

1
Language of muscle and reality 6:31

2y ago6:31

6:31

Speaking the language of muscle will make it change. Plus some thoughts on creating reality

1
The spreadsheet I use to increase my consistency of training and hitting macros 11:54

2y ago11:54

11:54

I talk about how I think about “missed” days and what I do to increase consistency of training and calorie targets.

1
Questioning John Brown’s Sanity: A Historical Thread Considered 48:50

2y ago48:50

48:50

Many people in the United States, especially (but not exclusively) white people, tend to think of John Brown as someone who was "crazy." In this episode, Lou surveys what he calls a historical "thread" regarding the alleged insanity of Brown. Beginning with affidavits filed in Virginia in 1859 in an attempt by friends and relatives in Ohio to spare…

1
Alice in Wonderland (ft. Andy Meholick) 53:25

2y ago53:25

53:25

The Classics season has come to an end, and who better to close us out than Andy Meholick. This week we discuss Alice in Wonderland! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★By The Trident Network

1
Peter Pan (ft. Kathleen Hoyt) 1:04:49

2y ago1:04:49

1:04:49

We're off to Neverland! This week we discuss Disney Classic Peter Pan and I'm joined by Kathleen Hoyt. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★By The Trident Network