The 1970 Chevrolet El Camino stands as an icon of automotive ingenuity, representing a fascinating blend of utility, muscle, and style. Revered by enthusiasts, immortalized in pop culture, and boasting remarkable engineering, the 1970 model holds a special place in the annals of automotive history. This feature explores its origins, […]
Paramount Plus isn’t bringing a ton of original movies and shows to the streaming service this month. But what it’s lacking in quantity, it’s more than making up for with quality. This November, two massive new shows are premiering on Paramount Plus. First is “Landman,” the latest show from prolific writer/director […]
As the winter chill sets in, many families across the United States take steps to weatherize their homes. Weatherization, which involves making improvements to reduce energy consumption and maintain a consistent indoor temperature, is crucial for comfort and cost savings. While often associated with insulation and sealing leaks, the process […]
Lieutenant Colonel Mike Foss, President of the Warrior Bonfire Program, discuss how the organization supports Purple Heart recipients with therapeutic outdoor activities to foster healing and build supportive relationships among veterans. As described by Mike, the Warrior Bonfire Program is primarily designed to provide continuous support and relief to combat-wounded veterans, Purple […]
The 1966 Subaru 360 stands as a notable entry in the history of compact cars. Developed by Subaru, a subsidiary of Fuji Heavy Industries (now known as Subaru Corporation), the 360 was introduced to the Japanese market in 1958. It arrived during a time when Japan’s government was encouraging the production of affordable and fuel-efficient vehicles to meet […]
Halloween, with its vibrant costumes, spooky decorations, and abundant treats, might seem far removed from the intricate world of the oil and gas industry. Yet, petroleum’s influence extends into nearly every aspect of a modern Halloween celebration. From the synthetic materials in costumes to the energy needed for manufacturing and transportation, the oil and […]
“The main purpose is to save lives period,“ owner Joseph Meyers said. When it comes to safety, Bay Block strives to be at the forefront of Fall Protection equipment, Meyers believes. “We maintain a rigorous standard to ensure the utmost safety and success,” Meyers said. “Our primary goal is […]
Kara Glenn, Trades Powered by Her, is helping women change tires, get back into industry after having a baby and assisting with FR Clothing costs too. Glenn also celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month. Trades Powered By Her is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Watford City, North Dakota, with a mission to […]
The Kansas State Fair has long been a showcase of the state’s rich cultural heritage, agricultural prowess, and local industries. In 2024, Kansas Strong, The Kansas Oil & Gas Resources Fund (KOGRF), is taking center stage at the fair to educate visitors about the vital role that oil and gas […]
John Kaszuba, SER Professor of Geology & Geophysics, Nielson Faculty Fellow, John and Jane Wold Centennial Chair in Energy, Department of Geology & Geophysics, University of Wyoming, joins This Week In Energy and The Crude Life to discuss Wyoming’s energy reality and future. Kaszuba is one of the speakers at […]
Executive Coach Joe Sinnott, Witting Partners, and the host of The Energy Detox Podcast joins Jason Spiess on This Week In Energy for a movie review on Friday Night Lights. “Friday Night Lights,” directed by Peter Berg, is more than just a football movie—it’s a poignant reflection of the socio-economic realities of West Texas, where the oil and […]
Actor and Author Drew Allen has penned a book detailing his concerns about the path the United States of America is currently on. “From one of America’s rising conservative stars comes a brutally honest account of the historic failures of the Biden administration and the most critical and urgent arguments […]
Andrew Dittmar, Enverus joined The Crude Life to discuss some of the recent M&A activity in the energy sector. “So power, hydrogen, carbon capture and sequestration really run the gamut. And then my team within the broader Inveris universe is the research team,” Dittmar said. “We’re comprised of Over 100 […]
Executive coach Joe Sinnott and The Crude Life founder Jason Spiess discuss the Brian Flores and Tua Tagovailoa situation that has many in the sports world buzzing. According to many reports, the two have had a strained relationship since their time together with the Miami Dolphins. Tagovailoa recently stated […]
Kunal Patel, Dallas Federal Reserve, joins Jason Spiess, founder, The Crude Life to review the latest energy survey and discuss their upcoming Energy and the Economy: Meeting Rising Energy Demand in November. The Dallas Fed conducts a quarterly survey of about 200 oil and gas firms located or headquartered in the Eleventh District—Texas, southern New […]
Warren Martin, Kansas Strong, joins Jason Spiess on This Week In Energy to give a movie review on how the movie series Mad Max reinforces the need for oil and gas in a modern civilization. The Mad Max series, starting with George Miller’s original 1979 film, is a stark portrayal of a dystopian future where the scarcity […]
Autry Stephens, the legendary founder and CEO of Endeavor Energy Resources, was more than just a titan of the oil industry—he was a man whose life was marked by hard work, visionary leadership, and an unwavering commitment to his community. Born into humble beginnings, Stephens epitomized the American Dream, building […]
In a world where the prowess of professional athletes is often measured by their performance on the field, a new trend is emerging: former sports stars are carving out impressive niches in the oil and gas industry. As the athletic career span is often short-lived, many athletes seek to diversify […]
The Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission has begun planning for the state’s new carbon sequestration program. The program, approved by state lawmakers and Gov. Mike Dunleavy this year, will eventually see the state license pipelines and injection wells that allow companies to store carbon dioxide deep underground. Storage programs, already in […]
The Mercury Cyclone GT, introduced in 1968, is a quintessential example of American muscle cars that rose to prominence in the 1960s and 1970s. The Cyclone name itself first appeared in 1964 as an upgrade to the Mercury Comet, but it wasn’t until 1968 that the Cyclone GT truly emerged […]
Warren Martin believes everyone should understand oil a little bit more. Gas too. Even Carbon and Helium. Martin is a man on a mission to educate the masses on natural resources and how they are critical to our lifestyle and quality of life. “Our job is to teach people what […]
One-third of humanity prepares meals over open fires or polluting stoves, contributing to premature death and limiting human potential. Anne Hyre of the Bettering Human Lives Foundation joins The Crude Life to discuss this important energy poverty issue. “The Bettering Human Lives Foundation aims to increase access to clean cooking fuels by […]
Tom Shepstone, Energy Security and Freedom joins Jason Spiess to talk about a variety of energy issues, capitalism concerns and sustainable solutions. Shepstone, who is located on the eastern side of Pennsylvania, gives an update on natural gas and former President Donald Trump’s assassination attempt. “I’m 73 years old. I lived at […]
Richard Welch, former political candidate for US House and current lobbyist for the oil, gas, coal and carbon industries talks about many of the changes happening and that have happened within the oil, gas and coal industries. Specifically, the oil and gas industry has experienced significant transformations over the past […]
Executive coach Joe Sinnott drops by The Crude Life to discuss operational failures and organization communication using Saturday’s assassination attempt as talking points and examples. Sinnott, CEO of Witting Partners, lives about 45 minutes from the Butler, PA, site. On July 13, 2024, Donald Trump, a former president of the United States and […]
Warren Martin, Kansas Strong, joins The Crude Life to discuss the realities of Energy Poverty. A philosophy graduate of Texas Tech University, Warren is an author, teacher, minister, artist, quasi-philosopher and speaker known for his unique teaching style. His passion is to inspire & invest in the next generation of […]
Stacy Schaffer, founder of the 31:8 Project joins Jason Spiess and two Social Media Sleuths to discuss the Mica Francis JP Miller investigation in relation to the domestic violence and human trafficking elements of the case. The 31:8 Project provides informative seminars, conduct research, and create curriculum applicable to all levels of education […]
Jason Isaac, founder and CEO of the American Energy Institute and a Senior Fellow for Life:Powered, a national initiative of the Texas Public Policy Foundation, joined Jason Spiess and Steve Bakken to discuss the impacts of the Supreme Court Decision or Deference regarding the 1984 Chevron U.S.A., Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense […]
David LaGreca, Managing Director of Voluntary Carbon Markets Services, EcoEngineers, joins Jason Spiess and Steve Bakken on Townsquare Media’s SuperTalk 1270 Talk of the Town to share his experience working on the first voluntary carbon sequestration for ethanol in the nation. Voluntary carbon sequestration involves the capture and storage of […]
The Crude Life, a leading multimedia brand dedicated to the oil and gas industry, is excited to announce a new content and distribution agreement with Paramount Plus that will allow customers unique and special savings and deals. This partnership will bring an array of engaging and insightful content to a […]
Joe Sinnott, Witting Partners, and host of The Energy Detox Podcast, breaks down the ConocoPhillips Marathon merger for $17.1 billion dollars. Sinnott was part of one of largest mergers in history, at the time, and explains what some of the employees, shareholders and company executives might be thinking. First […]
In the heart of Oklahoma, Red Dirt Energy, LLC is spearheading a transformative approach to the oil and gas industry. Founded on the principles of superior service, cutting-edge technology, and a commitment to environmental sustainability, this company is making significant strides in revitalizing legacy oil and gas fields. Scott St. John of Red […]
Adam Davis, Paddington County Emergency Management and Clint Kling of Shepherd VR talk about their recent virtual reality training session for fire management. “We were trying to go through a VR simulation of the fire extinguisher systems that are handheld,” Kling said. “Adam and his team they do trainings here in Pennington County with fire […]
Blockchain for Energy (B4E), is the energy industry’s first comprehensive emissions management solution, leveraging blockchain, artificial intelligence, and IoT systems. Camilo Mejia, Enovate and Rebecca Hofmann, Blockchain for Energy, joins The Crude Life to discuss how Blockchain for Energy is integrating into the industrial sector through a variety of ways. “Blockchain […]
Duane Sand, entrepreneur, graduate of the United States Naval Academy, and was a U.S. Navy officer during the Iraq War joined Townsquare Media’s Talk of the Town hosted by Steve Bakken. Sand is a former inspector for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and advocates for nuclear energy and establishing nuclear power facilities. “I’ve been a proponent of […]
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