Keep Trucking Personal

Welcome to Keep Trucking Personal, where we invite you to explore the heart and soul of our family-driven organization: Kivi Bros. Trucking.Through engaging storytelling, insightful market updates, and vibrant energy, our podcast reflects our culture, values, and achievements..Whether you’re a team member or industry enthusiast, join us to build connections, foster growth, and inspire excellence. Discover why we’re more than just a company - we’re a community, a catalyst for positive change, and a home for those aspiring to be part of something extraordinary.The pre-trip is complete and engines ready, we're set to hit the road on the Keep Trucking Personal podcast. Let's go!

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  Keep Trucking Personal

  Episode 127: The Highway Health Coach: Getting Healthier on the Road with Brandon Fowler

  Aug 18, 202640 min

  Kivi Bros. Trucking driver Brandon Fowler knows firsthand how challenging it can be to prioritize your health while living life on the road. After nearly a decade in trucking and experience across FedEx, dry van, reefer, and flatbed, Brandon found himself at more than 300 pounds and struggling with the physical demands of the job. That realization started a health journey that eventually led him to become a certified health coach and create The Highway Health Coach. In this episode of the Keep Trucking Personal podcast, Tyler Kivi talks with Brandon about how he got his start in trucking, what brought him to flatbed, and why improving his own health changed much more than the number on the scale. Brandon shares how he approaches eating on the road, the simple setup he uses to cook in his truck, and some of the strategies that have helped him stay consistent when truck stops and long days make healthier choices harder. They also talk about why Brandon believes drivers need health resources created by people who truly understand the trucking lifestyle. As both a driver and a health coach, he understands the realities of hours behind the wheel, limited food options, unpredictable schedules, and trying to make changes while still getting the job done. For Brandon, the goal is to help drivers find an approach that works for their own journey. As he puts it, the driver is the truck and he is the GPS, helping them navigate the road toward their health goals. Learn more about Brandon Fowler The Highway Health Coach | Certified Health Coach for Truck Drivers | The Highway Health Coach Kivi Bros Trucking Flatbed Truck Driver Website: https://thehighwayhealthcoach.com/ Follow Brandon on social media: Facebook Instagram TikTok

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  Episode 126: Hard Work Still Wins in Trucking

  Aug 11, 202617 min

  Trucking can be a great career, but that does not mean every load, route, or week is going to be easy. In this episode of the Keep Trucking Personal podcast, Tyler Kivi talks about the hard work that comes with being a professional driver and why some of the most challenging moments on the road can also be the ones that build confidence, experience, and resilience. From changing schedules and difficult loads to weather, equipment issues, permits, and unexpected delays, drivers are constantly asked to adapt. Tyler shares why staying calm, communicating, preparing, asking the right questions, and owning mistakes can make all the difference when the pressure is on. Over time, working through those situations gives drivers something valuable: proof that they can handle difficult things and keep moving forward. Hard work should never mean accepting unsafe conditions, disrespect, or being taken advantage of. It does mean recognizing that a tough day or a tough week does not define your career. For drivers willing to keep learning, preparing, and showing up, those hard days can help build the skills and confidence that set great professional drivers apart.

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  Episode 125: Getting Your CDL: Where to Start and What Every New Driver Should Know

  Aug 4, 202612 min

  Becoming a truck driver starts long before your first load, and getting your CDL can feel overwhelming with so many schools, recruiters, training programs, and opinions pointing you in different directions. In this episode of the Keep Trucking Personal podcast, Tyler Kivi breaks down what the process looks like today, including Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT), the different ways to pay for CDL school, company-sponsored training, reimbursement programs, and contracts. He explains the advantages and tradeoffs of each option while encouraging future drivers to look beyond the sales pitch and understand exactly what they're committing to before they sign. Tyler also shares why your first trucking job shouldn't be about chasing the highest pay or biggest sign-on bonus. Instead, he explains why building experience, finding strong mentors, staying coachable, and developing good habits behind the wheel will create more opportunities throughout your career. Every experienced driver started somewhere, and this episode offers honest, practical advice to help new drivers build a strong foundation and take their first steps into an industry that has supported families and communities for generations.

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  Episode 124: Protect Your CDL: What Every Driver Should Know About the SAP Program

  Jul 28, 202615 min

  What exactly is the SAP (Substance Abuse Professional) program, and what does it mean for CDL drivers? In this episode of the Keep Trucking Personal podcast, Tyler Kivi breaks down the federally required SAP process for drivers who violate DOT drug and alcohol regulations. He explains what can trigger the program, including failed or refused drug and alcohol tests, what happens after a violation is reported to the FMCSA Clearinghouse, and the steps drivers must complete before they can legally return to work. Tyler walks through the entire return-to-duty process, from the initial SAP evaluation and required education or treatment to the return-to-duty test and the follow-up testing plan that can last for years. He also discusses why many carriers are unable to hire SAP drivers, the role insurance companies play in those decisions, and why protecting your CDL is one of the most important responsibilities a professional driver has. The conversation also covers alcohol in the truck, the difference between state laws and federal regulations, how prescription medications can complicate drug testing, and why even a single mistake can have long-term consequences for your career.

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  Episode 123: Listening, Leadership, and Trust: What Drivers Are Really Looking For

  Jul 21, 202621 min

  Over the past few weeks, Tyler has spent hours talking with drivers from across the country through TikTok Live, on the phone, and in person. Those conversations have revealed a consistent message: drivers want honesty, accessible leadership, and a company that keeps its promises. In this episode of Keep Trucking Personal, Tyler shares what he's been hearing about today's freight market, leadership, transparency, and why trust is earned through thousands of small conversations. He also talks about how Kivi Bros. Trucking is navigating today's market while staying committed to doing things the right way. Along the way, Tyler shares real stories from drivers who opened up about the challenges they face every day, from broken promises to communication and company culture. He also reflects on what those conversations have taught him as a leader and why being available, listening, and following through matter more than ever. Whether you're behind the wheel or leading a team, this episode offers practical insights into building stronger relationships throughout the trucking industry. Follow Tyler on TikTok: @tylerkhkivi

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