Oil And Gas Startups Podcast

Reducing emissions seems to be a goal of most countries and major corporations. But how do we realistically and accurately track emissions in a way where the data is traceable, scalable and secure? Enter Blockapps - particularly their TraceCarbon app - a blockchain business network built to bring together a corporation’s emissions data from within and from partners, vendors and utilities. It’s good to finally see another Blockchain startup in oil & gas.

I was able to sit down with Hank Porter at the Petroleum Club of Houston to chat about his career as a fourth generation oilfield hand. We discussed his previous roles and the decisions that were made behind each career move. From working at Halliburton and eventually moving over to the service side, it’s good to hear that he has sat at both sides of the table. Really enjoyed hearing everything from his involvement early in his career during the Macondo incident, to his reasoning on how people should view their career path: don’t have a 5 year plan, instead, never pass up an opportunity…you never know where or when they come. Wellsite Navigator is the most popular navigation app for oilfield professionals. It offers a dynamic map which can be zoomed in and out and also shows well entrances, which can't be found on Google Maps. Bonus: it works offline too! Get started with a free month today: https://fbuy.io/wellsite/energycrue

Remember when you were rejected from the University of Colorado, but accepted to Colorado School of Mines?! No? Well, our guy Eric Marshall does. A small town kid from Western CO. dubbed the "Pride of the Poudre" and the "Dude from Delta", Eric fled his small town roots and made his mark in International Oil & Gas, then Houston, before settling in Denver. Eric takes us through some CRAZY stories of drilling wells in China (TAFT), how he found his way onto some Energy Tech boards (Looking at you, IRON-IQ), and his latest hobby: Colorado Real Estate. Funny and Fun episode, enjoy it! The post Marshall Matters with Eric Marshall on Tripping Over the Barrel first appeared on Digital Wildcatters.

Chuck and his priest Patrick Miller, the rector of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Houston, talk life and plans for their upcoming retreat in November. Chuck and Patrick are hoping to create a deeper dive experience for retreat attendees - some laughing, maybe some tears, a lot of sharing and hopefully some tools and a new set of friends to deal with life. The post Chuck Yates Needs a Retreat on Chuck Yates Needs a Job Podcast first appeared on Digital Wildcatters.

The guys circle up for a solo 'sode to discuss the current state of the show and the next big things to watch out for. Apologies for missing a week, life y'know...this oil money isn't gonna make itself! The post Certified Lover Boys on Oil Money first appeared on Digital Wildcatters.

Overcoming a drug addiction and prison time, Chris began his own coffee roasting company, Purefi Coffee. Besides building a successful company on little resources, Chris has a bigger mission to put at-risk youth to work so they can start redefining their sense of self-worth.

Presidio Petroleum is doing what many critics think is impossible these days - making money as an operator, consistently. Launched in 2017, Presidio wasted no time multiplying their team through a series of large strategic acquisitions. Founder and Co-CEO, Will Ulrich, dropped by to talk about how they're able to run leaner by giving more responsibility at the field level and how they intend to eventually operate 200,000 wells.

Some people just have "it". Bradford Remley? Dude's got "it". Some people say they do gas compression. Bradford calls it "moving money". Some people went to High School. Others (ahem, Brad) did the morning announcements every day. A dynamic speaker who dove into being a miltary brat (Tim can relate), an Accountant, A business leader, and member of the Midland Chamber of Commerce. An easy listen with a really energetic dude. Enjoy some Bradford time! The post The Compression Session with Bradford Remley on Tripping Over the Barrel first appeared on Digital Wildcatters.

Sean joins me at the Petroleum Club of Houston where we dive into his background and how he got into the oilfield. From joining the Air Force with his brother, and being stationed over in Germany, he had the choice when his service was complete: be a ski bum or pursue an Engineering Degree. We chat about his career path, pickled green tomatoes, bourbon, and more. Always great chatting with Sean, one of the best in the patch!

Chuck chats with Chris Transier, Managing Partner at Bandera Group, about buying minerals, dealing with private equity, and receiving a smash in a smash co. Oh yeah, and Chuck got a new car. The post A PE Bro and a Portco CEO Walk into a Bar…on Chuck Yates Needs a Job Podcast first appeared on Digital Wildcatters.

Will and I sit down and sip a 25 year old glass of Grangestone and discuss how he got into the oilpatch from playing college baseball. The importance of relationships in our industry, and how Gyrodata was the first place he worked and will be the last. He tells a great story when he was a personal trainer as well as another story of the client that impacted his life the most. We also get into how marketing has changed since covid in the oilfield. We also get into how Corpus Christi is a magnet for the big name shows.

Chuck Yates, Galactic Viceroy and former managing partner at Kanye Anderson Capital Advisors, is the host of the Chuck Yates Needs a Job podcast. We discuss how he adapts to losing the dream job and what’s next.

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Beau and I catch up at the Petroleum Club of Houston where we discuss his career journey throughout the oilfield, as well as realizing we have many mutual connections from his Texas A&M days. We discuss the current state of the industry, as well as capital leaving the market, and how it can create the right opportunity for some. We get into his skateboarding past, and as promised he delivered a video of him skateboarding! Really great catching up with him!

Lawyers. Landman. Tribal land experts. Technologists. Okies. In this episode of TOTB, Monica Smith Griffin and Scott St. John dive deep into the many businesses that they run, how they stay sane, and talk about how lawyers do it in their briefs. Ok, maybe not the last part. A couple of energetic high achievers take the mic to rap with the fellas and make fun of longtime podcast listener Trent Stoker, a friend of everyone that he’s ever met. Super easy listen. Enjoy!! The post Smitty and The Saint on Tripping Over the Barrel Podcast first appeared on Digital Wildcatters.

Chuck deep dives COVID with the best doctor on the planet…his father, Dr. Charles Yates, Jr., a self proclaimed retired country doctor. Topics range from “why did it take six months to start talking about T-cells and B-cells” to “the vaccines work” to “natural immunity is the best defense” and oh yeah…”masks don’t work and neither does six feet spacing”. The post Vax Work, Masks Don’t on Chuck Yates Needs a Job Podcast first appeared on Digital Wildcatters.

Tom joins me at the DW studio where we discuss how he joined the WellDatabase team right at the start of the lockdowns and the challenges he faced when trying to connect with customers and build brand awareness. Through creative and direct communications and through the power of memes, he was able to connect with more customers while increasing brand awareness.

Tim Delaforce (Day-lah-force) is a man wise beyond his years. Recently added to the Digital Wildcatters staff, he’s proving his value and exceeding expectations right away. Don’t listen to this unless you’re prepared to fall in love. The post Tim Delaforce on Oil Money first appeared on Digital Wildcatters.

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Landmen have arguably been hit the worst by the downturns of the last decade. Then E&P’s struggle to find good landmen when they actually need them. Part and Parcel is working hard to solve this problem by building a match-making marketplace between landmen and companies who need land work. Jon Yoachim drops by to walk us through his journey as a Landman and how they plan to revolutionize the space.