Rocky Mountain Propane Association
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A propane-heavy episode that drifts from summer gripes into outages, grid strain, and practical preparedness.
King of the Hill chatter gives way to a familiar summer complaint: school starting too soon and Halloween decorations showing up before August is done. From there, the episode settles into propane, power, and why electricity keeps pulling the conversation back.
A practical fleet-replacement discussion that weighs aging buses, maintenance, fuel costs, and infrastructure choices.
This episode treats Zion National Park's bus decision as an operations problem, not a slogan. Randy Witt and Tom Clark keep the focus on the practical pieces that matter: aging buses, parts shortages, bulk propane pricing, maintenance capacity, and the value of keeping a fleet…
A rebate-and-safety piece that keeps returning to concrete savings and practical propane guidance.
Montana's 25% off a new vehicle gives the piece a practical, money-on-the-table angle, with coverage that reaches the vehicle and its accessories, even big construction equipment.
Propane policy gets specific and practical.
The State of Energy stays practical, circling propane topics that matter in the field: rebates, build costs, fleet math, and the question of whether the fuel still makes sense once the headline talk settles.
Propane is presented as a practical backup for travel, incentives, and emergency response when storms hit.
The episode treats propane as both a practical utility and a sales pitch, with Randy Witt and Tom Clark moving from travel plans into rebates and incentives.
Holiday banter with rebate deadlines and a propane pitch that sticks.
A holiday gift list turns into a brisk pitch for propane, with rebate deadlines, builder and farm incentives, school bus credits, and talk of reusable tanks.
A loose but grounded energy chat that pairs halftime-show jokes with real gasoline price tracking.
The piece moves from Bad Bunny and halftime-show jokes into audience-counting quirks and a steady look at gasoline prices, with Tom Clark and Rand DeWitt keeping the tone conversational.
A blunt, practical discussion of propane incentives, building costs, and electrification pressure.
The episode stays close to the ground: propane policy, homebuilding costs, and the push toward electrification. Randy Witt and Tom Clark keep returning to practical examples, and the renewed home builder incentive with the March 1 application date gives the talk a clear…
Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.
Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.
Naval Ravikant on epistemology, startups, and crypto, from David Deutsch to Vitalik Buterin.
Alex Theuma interviews SaaS founders and investors on scaling to $10M-plus ARR.
Guy Raz traces founders' origin stories and fields live advice-line calls from entrepreneurs.
Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
The State of Energy opens a Hall of Fame edition with Rand DeWitt, Tom Clark, and Robert Bryce.
EPA administrator Lee Zeldin proposes rescinding the 2009 greenhouse gas ruling that has been the legal backbone for over a trillion dollars in emissions regulations.
State of Energy episode discusses California's propane canister ban, implications for consumers, and practical refillable alternatives.
Randy Witt and Tom Clark discuss energy market volatility driven by Iran conflict and oil price swings, emphasizing propane's advantages for cost control, fleet savings, and home energy security.
Energy policy discussion featuring a tour of a demonstration propane house project in Utah and debate about California's 2035 gas car ban.
Randy Witt opens the year with Tom Clark and a joke that sets the whole tone.
Rand DeWitt opens with Tom Clark and quickly turns a Bad Bunny Super Bowl joke into a running bit about audience counts and who actually watched what.
Randy Witt opens with a propane joke, then brings on Tom Clark and Robert Bryce.
Rand DeWitt opens the show in full banter mode with Tom Clark.
Natural gas expansion costs $100M+ while government calls it an economic favor funded by ratepayers.
Randy Witt and Tom Clark discuss the Propane Farm Incentive Program, the incoming Secretary of Energy Chris Wright's pro-propane views, and energy policy debates in states like Washington and New Mexico.
Randy Witt and Tom Clark open The State of Energy by moving from a Blue Origin launch with Katy Perry and Gayle King to the claim that a 11-minute New Shepard flight can carry heavy climate costs.
The State of Energy brings on Michael Baker, senior vice president and chief legislative officer at the National Propane Gas Association, to talk through the federal shutdown, Clean Cities funding, and propane’s place in U.S.
220 million people hit: how Winter Storm Fern exposed our fragile power grid.
Rand DeWitt and Tom Clark devote much of The State of Energy to Chris Wright’s Senate confirmation as Energy Secretary, noting the 59-38 vote and his role in advancing President Trump’s energy agenda.
The State of Energy episode “Watt the Heck?
Randy Witt and Tom Clark center the episode on Montana DEQ’s clean truck program, which can pay 50% of a diesel-to-propane vehicle purchase price up to $500,000.
Propane gets the circus treatment.
The State of Energy episode “Nuclear in Your Backyard, Propane in Your Stocking” starts with Tom Clark’s five propane gift picks, including a $99 Mr.
Tom Clark, Executive Director of the Rocky Mountain Propane Association, and Rand DeWitt open with a Thanksgiving turkey-frying warning, including the claim that too much oil and a frozen bird can make a pot catch fire.
The episode opens with a joke, then goes straight to a Montana rebate that can cover 25% of a new vehicle.
Tom Clark and Rand DeWitt open with their usual roadside nonsense and then land on rebates, incentives, and electric vehicles.
Randy Witt opens with summer banter and a King of the Hill joke.
Randy Witt and Tom Clark use Zion National Park’s shuttle transition from 39 propane buses to 30 electric buses to argue that the switch costs more and may pollute more.
Randy Witt opens with a joke about Tom Clark and then quickly turns to propane politics.
Tom Clark says he bought a Tesla “for research,” then describes a no-salesman showroom, phone-based checkout, and a charging setup that required a 220-volt 50-amp garage plug.
Randy Witt opens with a rowdy back-and-forth with Tom Clark.
This episode introduces the podcast, discusses propane benefits, and promotes OneTank satellite tank monitoring for businesses.
Hosts discuss the recent assassination attempt on President Trump and its implications, framed within the propane industry context.
Host Rand DeWitt interviews Tom Clark of the Rocky Mountain Propane Association, discussing propane industry topics and personal anecdotes.
Hosts discuss the propane industry at the NPGA Southeastern Convention, covering the event's atmosphere and industry trends.