Chris Black: The Podcast

The Future of Our Community Starts in Our SchoolsIf you've ever said "I want to support the next generation" — but haven't figured out where to start — this episode is for you.Most communities don't thrive because of luck. They thrive because people invest in their shared future. And the heart of our community? It's right there in our local schools. Supporting our schools isn't just about academics; it's about fostering creativity, teamwork, and innovation through sports, technology, and the arts. When we back our school programs, we're not just funding equipment and materials; we're investing in the future leaders, artists, engineers, and athletes who will shape our world.On this episode:Why Community Involvement is Crucial: Chris discusses the vital role school programs play in shaping young minds and building strong communities, from fostering teamwork on the sports field to igniting creativity in the art studio.The Funding Gap and How You Can Help: We break down why school fundraisers are essential, highlighting the specific needs of different programs and how even small contributions can make a big difference.The Power of Small Business Support: Discover why we, as a small business, make it a priority to give back to our local schools and how this investment benefits both the community and our own organization.Investing in Tomorrow's Leaders: Learn how supporting school technology programs prepares students for the challenges and opportunities of the future and how arts education nurtures critical thinking and problem-solving skills.Legacy of Support: We share practical ways individuals and businesses can get involved, from participating in fundraisers to volunteering their time and expertise.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.com Connect Your Fleet: dccipro.com Listener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227).What kind of future are we building together? How can we ensure the next generation has the resources and opportunities they need to thrive?Press play, think about the impact you can make, and join the conversation about supporting our local schools and building a brighter future for all.

Ever had a situations where you thought you knew but you weren't sure. Eventually you get the answers you are looking for but it takes time sometimes to get a definitive answer. This episode reports back on the the health scare with started with this year. Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.com Connect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227). If something happened to you tomorrow — could your business keep running? Who would know what to do?Press play, think about what you're actually building and who it's for, and then go have the conversation you've been putting off.

:What a Tesla Taught Me Without Ever Leaving the LotIf you've ever talked yourself into something new — and then talked yourself right back out of it — this episode is for you.Sometimes the most valuable lessons don't come from the decisions you make. They come from the ones you almost made.On this episode:The Tesla Temptation: Chris walks through the moment he seriously considered going electric — the research, the deep dives into owneship, the data, and what it felt like to step way outside his lane.The Business Case vs. The Gut Check: How Chris weighed the numbers, the range anxiety, the charging infrastructure, and what it would actually mean for his daily life running a fleet business in Alabama — and where the math stopped adding up.What "No" Taught Him: Why ultimately deciding against the purchase wasn't a failure — it was a masterclass in understanding his own priorities, his market, and what his business actually needs from a vehicle.The Real Value of Stepping Outside the Norm: How the process of researching something outside your comfort zone — even if you don't pull the trigger — sharpens your thinking, challenges your assumptions, and makes you better at the decisions you do make.The FamBoss Takeaway: Why every business owner needs to regularly explore things that make them uncomfortable — new tech, new markets, new approaches — because the education is the point, whether you buy in or not.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.com Connect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227). What's something you researched, seriously considered, and ultimately decided wasn't right for you — and what did you learn from it?Hit play, think about the last thing that made you uncomfortable to even consider, and then go explore it anyway.

Why 70% of Family Businesses Don't SurviveIf you've ever said "I'm building this for my family" — but haven't told anyone how it actually runs — this episode is for you.Most family businesses don't fail because the market turned. They fail because nobody planned for the next chapter. And the data from 2026 says the clock is ticking louder than most owners want to admit.On this episode:The Numbers Nobody Wants to See: Chris walks through the Deloitte February 2026 survey — 78% of family businesses expect a CEO transition within a decade, but only 23% are actually doing anything about it, and only 30% survive to the second generation.Why the Plan Never Gets Written: The real reasons family business owners put off succession — it's not laziness, it's loyalty, emotion, and the fear of what letting go actually means.What DCCI Is Building: How Chris, Skyler, and his youngest son are actively doing what most family businesses never get around to — and why taking full ownership in October 2024 wasn't just a transaction, it was a generational commitment.The Conversation You Have to Have: What documenting your decision-making process, your relationships, and your operations actually looks like in practice — and why it's a leadership conversation, not just a legal one.Legacy Over Lottery: Why the family businesses that make it to gen two and gen three share one thing — they planned before it was urgent, not because of a crisis.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.com Connect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227). If something happened to you tomorrow — could your business keep running? Who would know what to do?Press play, think about what you're actually building and who it's for, and then go have the conversation you've been putting off.

What Bad Communication Actually Costs Your BusinessIf you've ever lost a deal, a customer, or a good employee and couldn't figure out why — this episode is for you.Bad communication isn't a feelings problem. It's a $1.2 trillion-a-year problem. And most businesses are paying the bill without ever seeing the invoice.On this episode:The Number That Stopped Me Cold: Chris breaks down what U.S. businesses actually lose to miscommunication every year — $1.2 trillion — and why small operators aren't immune, with the average company losing $420,000 per 1,000 employees annually in rework, missed handoffs, and do-overs.Where the Money Goes: The silent killers hiding in your operation — assumptions passed off as confirmations, decisions made verbally and never documented, and follow-ups that never happened.It's Not a Soft Skill — It's Infrastructure: Why a radio, a channel plan, and a unified communication system aren't optional accessories — they're as essential as your truck or your tools.The Right System Over More Apps: How DCCI helps operators stop stacking tools and start building one communication ecosystem that actually holds — from the field to the front office.The Family Behind the Channel: How the DCCI family walks you through every layer — radios for the floor, PoC for the road, and telematics for the visual layer — so nothing falls through the cracks.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.com Connect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227). Where does communication break down most in your business — and what has it cost you?Hit play, think about the last time a missed message cost your business time or money, and then go fix the channel.

S2 E30 | The Full Signal: Everything We Said This Week — And the Stories That Prove ItIf you've ever wondered whether the tools you put in your business actually matter when it counts, this episode is your answer.This week we went short and sharp — five episodes, five spotlights on what DCCI does and why it matters. Tonight we bring it all home. The long form. The full signal.On this episode:Hot Takes That Hit: Chris reacts to two violent crimes caught on dashcam — the Calvin Crew attack on Uber driver and mother-of-four Christina Spicuzza, and the FedEx fleet camera footage that cracked the Athena Strand case — and what both stories prove about accountability you can see.The Week in Review: A look back at all five short episodes — the DCCI Difference, two-way radios, PoC, telematics, and the e-commerce launch — and why they all point to the same thing: your business needs a communication ecosystem, not just gear.The Backbone of America: Chris breaks down the numbers behind family businesses in the U.S. — 54% of GDP, 88 million jobs, 35% of the Fortune 500 — and what the Core Four of Purpose, Agility, Long-Term Capital, and Reputation look like inside DCCI.The Camera Doesn't Lie: A deep dive into both sides of the dashcam conversation — the cases where footage convicted evil and the cases where it saved the innocent — and why truth doesn't pick sides.The Family Behind the Frequency: How Chris, his wife, Skyler, and his youngest son are building something the statistics say most family businesses never reach — and why that's the whole point of this show.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.com | Connect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227). Has a dashcam or GPS system ever saved your business — or do you wish you'd had one when you needed it?Hit play, think about every vehicle your team drove this week without a camera, and then go build a business you don't have to defend from memory.

If you've ever thought, “I wish I could just click and order the right gear,” this episode has your name on it.Today we're announcing a big step for our family business: DCCI's e‑commerce launch. Everything you've heard all week—radios, POC, telematics, and more—now has a home you can access anytime, anywhere.On this episode:From Counter to Cart: Chris talks about why DCCI decided to bring its professional-grade communications solutions into an online store without losing the human touch.Products With a Backbone: What makes it into the shop (and what doesn't), and why “cheap and disposable” doesn't belong in serious operations.Reorders Made Easy: How existing customers can quickly grab radios, batteries, mounts, and more without waiting on quotes or callbacks.Start Small, Grow Smart: Why the store is built for both the first-time buyer and the seasoned operator adding one more piece to a large fleet.The Family Behind the Launch: How each member of the DCCI family has a hand on product selection, website experience, and post-purchase support to make sure you're never just a transaction.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227). What's the one product you wish you could grab online today to make your operation run smoother?Hit play, bookmark the store, and then go do what you do best—we'll keep building the tools that help you do it better.

If you've ever asked “Where's my truck?” or “Who's got that trailer?” this one's for you.Telematics—GPS, dashcams, and asset tracking—is how serious operators move from guessing to knowing. Today we're talking about how visibility on your vehicles and gear turns into safety, savings, and fewer headaches.On this episode:From Clipboards to Dashboards: Chris breaks down the jump from gut-feel management to real-time maps and data on your fleet and assets.GPS & Dashcams: How location and video protect your drivers, back you up during incidents, and help coach safer habits that save fuel and maintenance costs.Non-Powered Asset Tracking: Why trailers, containers, and equipment need trackers too—and how that kills the “who has it?” phone tree.Accountability That Pays: How telematics tightens routes, improves response times, and makes your invoices and time sheets harder to argue with.The Family Behind the Data: How the DCCI family helps spec the right mix of devices, coordinate installs, onboard your team, and turn data into decisions instead of noise.Links & ResourcesThe Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227). What's the one thing you wish you knewevery day about your fleet or assets?Press play, think about where your vehicles and equipment are right now, and then go build a business that's too dialed in to be ignored.

If you've ever wished your radios worked past the parking lot, this episode is for you.Push-to-Talk over Cellular (POC) takes the simplicity of a walkie talkie and stretches it across the city, the state, or the country—anywhere you've got coverage. Today we're getting into why that matters even if your business never leaves town.On this episode:The Range Problem: Chris explains where traditional radio coverage stops and how that limits dispatch, supervisors, and field crews.Push-to-Talk, Nationwide: How POC gives you radio-style speed with cell-tower reach, connecting your office, trucks, and job sites in one tap.Across Town, Not Just Across States: Why POC still pays off for local operations with multiple sites, routes, and mobile teams.From Talking to Managing: How features like location, history, and groups turn “just talking” into real operational control and accountability.The Family as Your Communications Department: How DCCI's family team helps you design talk groups, deploy devices, train your staff, and keep the system simple enough that your crew actually uses it.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227). If you could instantly reach your entire field team with one button, what would you say first?Hit play, imagine your whole operation on the same channel, and then go lead like your voice actually carries.

If your team is in the same building but feels like they're on different planets, this one's for you.Before we tried to run everything through cell phones and apps, there was a simple, powerful tool that just worked: the two-way radio. Today, we're talking about how bringing radios back into your operation can cut the chaos, speed up service, and make your building feel like a single, well-run unit again.On this episode:The Same Roof Problem: Chris walks through what really happens when front desk, warehouse, maintenance, and managers all live on separate islands of communication.Push-to-Talk, Push-to-Perform: How one-button communication beats missed calls, unread texts, and “I never saw that message” excuses.Radios in Retail, Hotels, Plants, and Churches: Real-world examples of how a simple walkie talkie can shorten response times and improve guest, customer, and member experiences.Accountability You Can Hear: Why radio traffic becomes a live accountability channel—who responded, how fast they moved, and where the ball got dropped.The Family Behind Your Channel Plan: How the DCCI family walks your building, designs your channels, programs your radios, and keeps your team talking when it matters.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227). Where in your building does communication break down the most—front, back, or somewhere in between?Tap play, picture your team with instant communication, and then go make the next customer interaction your best one yet.

If you've ever wondered what actually sets one communications company apart from another, this one is for you.“The DCCI Difference” isn't some tagline cooked up in a conference room—it's how a real family business shows up for your people, your customers, and your bottom line. This week, we're pulling back the curtain on what we do, why we do it, and how better communication turns into real dollars and real accountability you can see.On this episode:More Than a Slogan: Chris breaks down what “The DCCI Difference” really means in the day-to-day grind of running crews, fleets, and frontline teams.Integrity Over Hype: Why DCCI leads with the right solution instead of the most expensive one—and how that protects you from shiny-object syndrome and regret buys.Built for Real Work: We talk about professional-grade gear that survives drops, dust, and long days in the field—not just brochure photos.Support With a Last Name: How a family-run communications company treats your business differently than a faceless vendor, from design to deployment to long-term support.The Family Behind the Frequency: Meet the roles inside the DCCI family and how each one is focused on making your operations smoother, safer, and more profitable.Links & ResourcesThe Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227). What would “communication done right” look like in your business? Tell us the one pain point you'd fix first.Hit play, subscribe, and then go take care of your people—we'll help you talk to them better.

If you're a child of the 80s, this one is for you. Before the world went purely digital, we were the last of the analog warriors. We were the generation that navigated by the pile of bicycles in the front yard, drank from garden hoses, and understood that the flickering of a streetlight was the ultimate closing bell. In this special 25th-episode celebration, Chris Black takes a nostalgic but gritty look at why the 1980s wasn't just a decade—it was a forge.On this episode:The Last Analog Childhood: Chris reflects on the transition from corded wall phones and busy signals to the birth of the digital frontier. We talk about the absolute freedom of being "off the grid" and the discipline of being home before the "Boss" of the house called time.Weapons of Imagination: From G.I. Joe military operations in the dirt to the patience required to transform a cassette tape into a robot, we revisit the toys that didn't do the work for us. 80s gear required imagination, grit, and a steady supply of D-cell batteries.When Tech Felt Like Magic: Remember the first time you saw an NES or timed a radio recording perfectly for a crush's mixtape? We dive into the era of the Walkman and the VCR, where "on-demand" meant waiting four hours for the right song and praying the tape didn't get eaten.Forged by History: Growing up against the backdrop of the Challenger disaster and the fall of the Berlin Wall taught us about the cost of exploration and the reality of change. Chris discusses how the "Greed is Good" business era paved the way for the entrepreneurs we are today.The 80s Manifesto: Why the foundation of working for what you want and fixing what you break is the ultimate FamBoss advantage. We didn't just survive the neon colors— we were built by the grit behind them.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227). What was your "golden ticket" moment from the 80s? Call in and tell us about the gear or the moments that forged you.Hit that play button, subscribe, and go enjoy your family. We'll see you on the next one.

Don't let deferred maintenance become deferred pain. It's time to stop guessing and start leading. Sometimes the most expensive lesson isn't a bad investment or a lost client—it's a noise you decided to ignore. Deferred maintenance always sounds cheaper right up until the moment it isn't. In this episode, Chris Black breaks down a "Truck Week" reality check: when the Ops Manager's truck starts making a sound and the backup won't even turn over, you aren't just looking at a repair bill. You're looking at a business problem.On this episode:The $4,500 Reality: Why a "little vibration" or a "weird hesitation" is never just a noise for long. Chris discusses the true cost of putting off the inevitable and why downtime is the ultimate enemy of uptime.The Safety Net Failure: What happens when your backup isn't actually a backup? We talk about the frustration of a service truck that won't serve and the hidden costs of a "we'll fix it when it breaks" strategy.Data Over Guesswork: Skyler hits the scene to read the codes. Chris explains why smart leaders don't just throw parts at a problem—they look at the data, listen to what the system is saying, and treat every warning sign with the respect it deserves.The Pre-Flight Mindset: In aviation, you don't take off without a check. Why should your service fleet be any different? Learn how to shift from a reactive culture to a preparation culture to protect your schedule and your credibility.Uptime is the Game: At the end of the day, maintenance isn't an expense—it's an investment in your ability to show up for your customers. If the truck is part of your revenue, it has to be part of your strategy.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227). Have you ever had a "little noise" turn into a big reality? Call in and share your fleet horror stories with us.Don't let deferred maintenance become deferred pain. It's time to stop guessing and start leading. Hit that play button, subscribe, and go enjoy your family. We'll see you on the next one.

Your truck isn't just a way to get from point A to point B—it is a direct reflection of your leadership. If you live your life out of a pickup and that pickup is a mess, eventually your business is going to feel like a mess, too. In this episode, Chris Black breaks down the transition from a standard ride to a Mobile Command Center and why your environment is either fueling your production or quietly wearing you down.On this episode:The Psychology of Space: Why your environment dictates your output. Chris explains why "fighting your truck" for a charger or a connection is a drain on your focus and a tax on your discipline.Tools for the Mission: A look at the tactical upgrades—from Bulletpoint mounting solutions to extended-range Wi-Fi—and why these aren't just gadgets, but essential tools for staying connected and productive in the field.Leading from the Wheel: Opportunities and problems don't wait for you to get back to your desk. We talk about shifting the mindset from "commuting" to "operating" so you can lead with purpose no matter where the road takes you.The Story Your Truck Tells: What does your vehicle say about your values? Chris discusses how an organized, intentional workspace trains your habits and sets the tone for your entire team.The Lifestyle of Readiness: Why building a mobile system matters for your business, your family, and your peace of mind. When your system is built right, you stop reacting and start controlling the day.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227). Is your truck working for you or against you? Give us a call and tell us how you've set up your mobile office.If your environment is creating friction, it's costing you money. It's time to stop herding the chaos and start commanding the field. Hit that play button, subscribe, and go enjoy your family. We'll see you on the next one.

Stop settling for the slowdown and start lighting a fire under your own life. If you are ready to refuse the rut and choose progress over comfort, hit that play button.It started with a heavy fog and a series of setbacks that threatened to turn a hard season into a permanent identity. But at some point, you have to decide whether the rut is going to shape you or stop you. In this episode, Chris Black gets incredibly raw about losing his brother and facing a health scare all while trying to keep the momentum of a growing business alive. Learn why he literally ripped out his office setup to force a shift in his environment and why waiting for the perfect moment to move is the fastest way to stay stuck.On this episode:The Comfort of Discomfort: Why it is so easy to settle into survival mode and call it normal. Chris discusses the danger of letting grief, stress, and disappointment become your new baseline.Environment vs. Mindset: Sometimes the rut you are in is reinforced by the very walls around you. Chris breaks down why he changed his physical workspace to stop reflecting the weight of the past and start supporting the direction of the future.Building Momentum from Zero: Motivation is not a feeling that shows up when things are going well; it is a movement you create when you do not feel ready. Learn how to spark energy through action rather than waiting for inspiration to strike.The Power of the Small Win: From a cleaned up desk to a finished task, Chris explains how tiny decisions act as the first steps out of the fog and back into the fight.Choosing Your Response: Discomfort can either trap you or train you. Chris challenges you to get uncomfortable enough to move, change, and start building again because your future is still waiting for you to show up.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227). Have you ever felt like life was moving in slow motion while you were stuck in a rut? Share how you found your momentum. Like, Subscribe, and Share and go enjoy your family. We will see you on the next one.

Stop herding your customers and start serving them. If you're ready to build a process that respects people's time and earns their trust, hit that play button. It started as a simple trip for a new office chair—in and out, no big deal. But it quickly turned into a masterclass in how NOT to run a business. When you treat your customers like cattle in a line rather than people with a purpose, you aren't just being inefficient—you're being disrespectful. In this episode, Chris Black breaks down the "Retail Nightmare" and explains why your ability to "finish the play" is the difference between a one-time sale and a lifetime client.On this episode:The Efficiency Mindset: Why being "busy" is not the same as being productive. Chris discusses the importance of taking a customer from Point A to Point B without making them feel dragged through the mud.The Death of the Service Business: It isn't always a bad product that kills a company—it's an annoying process. Learn why clunky handoffs and confusing transitions are a death sentence for service-based brands.Mapping the Journey: Chris shares his strategy for auditing your customer's experience. If you can't explain the journey clearly, your customer definitely can't feel it.Training for the Finish: Most people know how to start strong, but very few know how to close. Chris talks about the "Finish the Play" mindset and why the final impression is just as critical as the first.Respecting the Clock: At the end of the day, time is the only thing your customers can't buy back. If your system wastes their time, you've already lost their trust.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227). Have you ever walked out of a store because the process was just too painful? Tell us your story.Like, Subscribe, and Share—and go enjoy your family. We'll see you on the next one.

You don't just run a company; you anchor a community. If you're ready to move from "Box-Dropper" technology to a "Partnership" mindset, hit play now. In the world of mission-critical communications, a "good deal" on hardware can quickly become the most expensive mistake your business ever makes. This week on The FamBoss Frequency, Chris Black pulls back the curtain on a massive vendor failure that threatened a customer's "Wow" experience and forced a high-stakes showdown in the DCCI shop. If you've ever felt the frustration of a "faceless" company wasting your time, or struggled to lead your family in the heat of a business crisis, this episode is your masterclass in leadership and legacy.On this episode:The Anatomy of a Vendor Failure: Chris breaks down the "7-hour glitch"—a systemic failure where hardware arrived unconfigured and unready. Learn the hidden costs of "box-dropper" vendors and why a legacy relationship with an account manager is the only thing that saves your reputation when the wheels fall off.The Dual Role—Father vs. Boss: Get real about the "Pressure Cooker" of family business. Chris discusses the friction with his son and Ops Manager, Skyler, and how they navigated a technical nightmare without damaging the relationship at the Sunday dinner table. Discover the "Checkpoints" they built to ensure a "chink in the armor" never happens again.Ending the "Handheld" Era: Why are companies shipping unfinished gear? Chris challenges the industry standard of "transaction over deployment." Learn the DCCI Standard—why we program, test, and verify every unit before it leaves the bench, and why we take the 7-hour hit so our customers don't have to.Partnership Over Price: A direct charge to every business owner. Are your vendors helping you grow, or are they just adding hours to your workday? It's time to stop managing a "museum of old tech" and start wielding a competitive edge.Key Topics: Small Business Leadership, Family Business Dynamics, Fleet Management, Telematics, Equipment as a Service (EaaS), Mentorship, and Vendor Accountability.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227) to share your own "vendor nightmare" story.Subscribe, Share, and go enjoy your family. We'll see you on the next one.

In this episode Chris tackles something a lot of professionals with families deal with. Being present when they're with their loved ones. He crushes the myth that always on 24/7 is the only way to be and you'll lose otherwise. Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227) to tell us: Share some of your favorite places to travel with you family.

The moment you break the seal on a new piece of hardware, the countdown to obsolescence begins. For years, business owners were forced to "eat the cost" of aging gear just to justify the initial investment. In this episode, Chris Black discusses the massive industry shift toward Equipment as a Service (EaaS) and why owning technology has become a liability while having access to the latest tools is the real asset.On this episode:The Evolution of Leasing: Chris looks at how commercial vehicle leasing and software subscriptions paved the way for a new mindset. Why get stuck with a depreciating asset when you can cycle through the newest safety features and efficiencies?CapEx vs. OpEx: Learn the financial strategy behind moving from a massive capital outlay that drains your cash flow to a predictable monthly operating expense. Chris explains how this shift gives you the freedom to scale your fleet up or down based on actual needs.The Peace of Mind Factor: When you stop being the "owner," you stop being the one responsible for repairs, maintenance, and disposal. If a radio stops or a platform needs an update, it's the provider's job to ensure your uptime—not yours.Future-Proofing Your Mission: For critical sectors like education and emergency services, a technology gap can be dangerous. Chris breaks down how a service model ensures your team is never left behind, allowing your technology to "silently evolve" in the background while you focus on the mission.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227) to tell us: Are you still "managing a museum of old tech," or are you ready for the service model?Stop worrying about the age of your equipment and start focusing on the quality of your work. If you're ready to stay agile in a world that never stops moving, Like, Subscribe, and Share this episode. Go enjoy your family, stay future-proof, and we'll see you on the next one.

In the world of business technology, it is easy to get blinded by glossy brochures and a laundry list of technical specifications. But frequency ranges and battery life mean absolutely nothing if they don't solve a headache for the person on the other side of the desk. In this episode, Chris Black challenges leaders and sales teams to move past the "what" and get straight to the "why" of professional communications.On this episode:The Paperweight Trap: Chris explains why the most advanced radio on the planet is just an expensive paperweight if it doesn't translate into tangible value for a transportation director or a site foreman.The True Currency of Connection: Real value isn't found in a manual; it's found in the quiet moments of a workday—like a fleet manager getting their team home for dinner thirty minutes earlier or a bus driver instantly alerting a dispatcher during a medical emergency.Buying Back Peace of Mind: Learn how to reframe your pitch. We aren't just integrating the Horizon platform; we are eliminating dead zones, ensuring DOT compliance, and buying back the time lost to logistical guesswork.Investment vs. Expense: Chris discusses how to shift the conversation from a "line item on a budget" to a "foundation for growth." When you solve a client's specific pain points—like cellular overages or distracted driving risks—you prove that you value their success as much as your own.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227) to share how you've shifted your perspective from products to solutions.Stop pushing products and start providing a foundation for others to build their dreams on. If this episode helped you find your "why," make sure to Like, Subscribe, and Share. Go enjoy your family, stay value-driven, and we'll see you on the next one.

In an era where every street corner is a broadcast studio and every smartphone is a microphone, the margin for error for a business owner has never been thinner. Your digital footprint is the modern version of your handshake, and it needs to be just as firm and professional as the real thing. In this episode, Chris discusses the high-stakes environment of online leadership and how to protect your legacy when the cameras are always rolling.On this episode:The Art of the Pause: Chris breaks down why mastering the "pause" is the most important skill in your digital toolkit. In a world that thrives on escalation, professional discipline means realizing that not every invitation to an argument needs to be accepted.Building a Reservoir of Goodwill: Learn how radical transparency acts as a shield during a digital storm. When your track record of service is loud enough, the noise of a single out-of-context clip can't drown it out.Solutions Over Defense: Why you should stop litigating details in public and start taking the conversation offline. Chris explains how to shift the narrative from a public spat to a demonstration of leadership.Eyes on the Mission: Rising above the noise requires staying focused on the community you serve. Professionalism is a choice you make every time you hit "post," and it's the only way to ensure your brand stands the test of time.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227) to share your story or ask a question.

The world of Land Mobile Radio was built on a simple promise: instant communication from a handheld device to a tower on a hill. But for decades, that promise was limited by the horizon. In this episode, Chris breaks down the massive shift from traditional LMR to the nationwide power of Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) and how DCCI became the locally and nationally recognized in the space.On this episode:The Cellular Revolution: Chris tracks the history from the early days of Southern Linc and Nextel to the modern era. When federal safety regulations banned handheld cell phones for commercial drivers, the industry reached a turning point. Fleet owners didn't just need a radio; they needed a DOT-compliant lifeline.The DCCI Journey: We look back at the roadmap from the 2016 launch of the HyTalk platform to the 2023 transition into the Horizon platform. Learn how this tech evolved from simple voice calls to a robust fleet management system designed for total oversight and crystal-clear audio.National Recognition: Chris reflects on a major milestone from last year—being named the #1 provider in the nation for PoC at the Hytera National Dealership Convention. From school systems to transportation directors, find out why the biggest names in the industry trust the DCCI signal.Local Roots, National Reach: While the accolades are great, the heart of DCCI remains in Alabama. Chris discusses the community awards received in 2025 and why securing a local school campus means just as much as leading a national industry.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227) to share your story or ask a tech question.If you're ready to move your fleet from "limited by the horizon" to nationwide connectivity, hit that subscribe button and share this episode with a fellow business owner. Your support means everything. Go enjoy your family, stay safe, and we'll see you on the next one.

Welcome back to another episode of the FamBoss Frequency. This week, Chris is joined by his son Skyler for a wide-ranging conversation that moves from the bizarre headlines of the world to the deep, foundational strategies that build a lasting legacy in both family and business.We open the show with a look at some truly strange news—from a Pennsylvania man trying to bring an emotional support alligator to a baseball game to a 100-year-old "mother broth" soup in Bangkok. It is a lighthearted start, but it lead us into a much more serious discussion about the "circle" you keep. Chris breaks down the different roles people play in our lives—the convenience seekers, the foundational pillars, and the truth-tellers—and explains why mistaking a seasonal person for a lifetime partner is the quickest way to derail your peace and your business.Later in the episode, we pull back the curtain on the technology that keeps DCCI running: Telematics. Chris walks us through the history of GPS, from its Cold War military roots to the modern AI-driven systems we use today. We discuss how "dots on a map" evolved into complex data points that can monitor engine health, fuel efficiency, and driver safety. More importantly, we talk about how these tools aren't just for surveillance—they are for exonerating good drivers and protecting the reputation of your company.Finally Chris and Skyler talk about the importance of Service Agreements and Contracts. How tp know if your getting into something worth while or if you need to put on your running shoes and head out. "Some companies hide their terrible service behind one sided contracts. We however do not..." In this episode, we cover:Why identifying the roles of people in your life is critical for your legacy.The difference between "convenience people" and "foundational people."A deep dive into the history and future of Telematics and GPS.How AI is currently being used to exonerate drivers and lower operational costs.The purpose driven contracts. How to ensure your agreements are truly a two way street. Whether you are grabbing a coffee or a Coke, buckle up for a full show about what it really takes to run the show.Connect with the Show:Website: thefamboss.comListener Hotline: 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227)Sponsor: DCCIPro.com

It is Friday in Wetumpka, the trucks are heading back to the shop, and if your brain feels about 90% cooked, you are in the right place. In this Friday Shorty, Chris Black takes a break from the telematics deep dives to look at what happens when technology gets a little too smart for its own good and "ambition" takes a weird turn.On this episode:The Friday Hook: Chris kicks things off with a reality check for fleet owners. If your team is still fumbling with cell phones and consumer apps, you're risking more than just a distracted driving ticket. It is time to get your fleet on a professional, DOT-compliant signal with DCCI's PoC solutions.The Bizarre Business Roundup: We dig into the "Shape-Shifting" AI cop in Utah, the Australian "treasure" safe that was actually just a box of stinking beef jerky, and the high-tech bathroom doors in China that will literally "expose" your bad habits.National Laugh Day: It is officially National Let's Laugh Day (and National Poultry Day). If you see a chicken laughing on your way home today, just keep driving.The Weekend Charge: Chris wraps up a massive week of tech and leadership talk with a thank you to the FamBoss community. Plus, a teaser for tomorrow's Big Show featuring an industry leader on making high-stakes business decisions.Links & Resources:The Home Base: thefamboss.comConnect Your Fleet: dccipro.comListener Line: Call 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227) to leave a message, ask a question, or share your own "Friday Fail."Don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and Share this with a friend! Your support means everything to us. Go enjoy your family, stay safe, and we will see you on the next one.

"If you are waiting for the phone to ring, you're already out of business. You have to go out and grab the signal yourself."In a world of million-dollar ad budgets and complex algorithms, we are going back to the basics of the "Guerilla" mindset. Today on The FamBoss Frequency, Chris sits down with long time friend and IT guru Jason Cullins from Innovations Tech Group to talk about the raw, unfiltered art of marketing. From the high-traffic chaos of early 2000s mall kiosks to the cutthroat world of independent cell phone stores, this episode is a masterclass in getting your message heard when no one is listening.It is not about how much you spend; it's about how much noise you are willing to make. Whether you are a solo contractor or managing a tech firm, the rules of the hustle remain the same.The Mall Kiosk Chronicles: Chris and Jason revisit the "Wild West" of 2000s marketing—how to stop a moving target in a crowded mall and turn a stranger into a customer.The Cell Phone Store Hustle: Lessons from the old-school phone retail world where your reputation was your only billboard.Innovations Tech Insights: Jason Cullings breaks down why modern marketing still requires that "Guerilla" energy to cut through the digital static.The Visibility Mandate: Why having the best service in Alabama doesn't matter if your potential clients don't know you exist.Marketing isn't a department; it's a survival skill. If you aren't out there telling your story, your competitors will tell it for you. It's time to stop being the best-kept secret in your industry and start being the loudest solution on the block.What is the craziest "Guerilla" marketing tactic you've ever used to get a lead? We want to hear your stories from the trenches! Call the listener line at 855-4-PODCAST (855-476-3227) and let us know how you are getting your message out.Ready to take your business communications to the next level? DCCI has the tools to keep your team connected and your marketing moving. Visit dccipro.com and use promo code BOSS to get your first month of service FREE when you signe up for PoC Service before the end of April 2026.Connect with us:Web: TheFamBoss.com Listener Line: 855-476-3227

"If your work life is leaking into your home life, it's not because you're a 'hard worker.' It's because your process is broken."You are at the dinner table with your family, but your brain is still in the service bay. You are staring at your kids, but all you see are spreadsheets. That "ghost of the office" is a sign that your life has a leak—and it's time to plug it. Today on The FamBoss Frequency, Chris takes Elon Musk's hardcore 5-step engineering algorithm and applies it to the most important "project" you'll ever manage: your home life.Elon might be trying to get to Mars, but Chris is just trying to help you get through that Wetumpka traffic so you can be fully present for a hot meal. This 8-minute episode is your blueprint for building a "firewall" between the shop and the front door.The 5-Step Breakdown: We walk through the "Musk Algorithm"—from questioning every requirement to automating the boring stuff—and show how it applies to your 9-to-5.The "Always Available" Myth: Why deleting the requirement of being 24/7 accessible is the only way to protect your bandwidth for the people who matter most.Why You Are Burning Out: Hint: It's usually because you are trying to "optimize" a task that should have been deleted weeks ago.The Legacy Goal: Success isn't just a healthy Tax ID; it's having the mental energy to show up for the big moments, like Christopher's graduation, without your phone vibrating in your pocket.Stop treating your burnout like a badge of honor. As Elon says, "Everyone is wrong, including me." Be humble enough to admit when a work habit is killing your peace. If you want a thriving business, you cannot afford to let your home life become a "dead zone."What is one "requirement" in your business that you are officially deleting today to make more room for your family? Chris is waiting for your "Delete List." Call the listener line at 855-4-PODCAST and let us know what you're cutting loose.Stop manually chasing your fleet. Let DCCI's automated GPS alerts do the heavy lifting so you can focus on your family. Visit dccipro.com and see how we can helpConnect with us:Web: dccipro.comListener Line: 855-4-PODCAST

"You can have the engine pinned and the tires screaming, but if you aren't moving forward, you're just digging a grave for your own productivity."Are you actually winning, or are you just red-lining your engine in a mud-hole? There is a massive difference between being "busy" and being "effective," and today on The FamBoss Frequency, Chris is pulling the winches out to get your business back on solid ground.In this 7-minute deep dive into high-performance mindsets, we're looking at why "working hard" is a trap if you aren't working on the right things. Chris takes the lessons from titans like Elon Musk and Steve Jobs and translates them for the shop floor, the service fleet, and the family office.The "Mud-Hole" Analogy: Why spinning your tires on low-value tasks is burning your fuel and killing your bottom line.Elon Musk's 5-Step Algorithm: The power of "Deleting the Requirement." If you're perfecting a task that shouldn't even exist, you are failing.The Steve Jobs Focus: Why success isn't about saying "yes" to a hundred good ideas—it's about saying "no" to everything except the one thing that matters.Stop measuring your day by how tired you are and start measuring it by what you actually finished. Look at your to-do list through the "Musk & Jobs Filter": What can you delete, and what is your "One Big Thing" for today?What is one task you are officially "deleting" from your schedule today to reclaim your time? Chris wants to know! Call the listener line at 855-4-PODCAST and tell us how you are narrowing your focus.Don't let your fleet drift. Track what actually matters with Two way radios that span the nation, GPS and telematics solutions. Visit dccipro.com and use promo code BOSS to get your first month of service FREE when you signed up for our nationwide Two Way Radio Service.Connect with us:Web: dccipro.comListener Line: 855-4 - PODCAST

"If you wait until all the lights are green to leave the house, you'll never get out of the driveway."The "Someday Trap" is calling your name. We have all been there—waiting for the perfect office, the perfect website, or the "right" amount of experience before launching that next big idea. But in the world of business and family leadership, waiting for perfect is just a fancy way of standing still.In this high-octane 8-minute episode of The FamBoss Frequency, Chris challenges you to embrace the "Dirty Hands" philosophy. Whether you are running a fleet of trucks or a household, the mission is the same: Good and Done beats Perfect and Pending every single time.The Myth of "Ready": Why your customers don't care about your perfect logo—they care about your solutions.The $1,000 Blueprint: A look back at the 1999 Suburban and a set of magnets. Chris shares how he built a business from a "scrappy" start rather than waiting for a corporate headquarters.The Five-Minute Rule: A tactical strategy to kill procrastination. If you can't find the motivation, give it five minutes of "messy work" and watch the clarity follow.The DCCI Perspective: Why we don't wait for a clean shop bay to fix a broken truck, and why you shouldn't wait for the "perfect" conditions to fix your business.What have you been putting off because you're waiting for things to be "just right"? It's time to ship the work and post the video. Call the listener line at 855-4 Podcast and tell Chris what messy project you are starting today. He might just feature your story on a future show!Stop letting communication gaps slow down your fleet. Visit dccipro.com today. For a limited time, mention promo code BOSS to get your first month of service FREE when you sign up for our PTT over Cellular Service. Connect with us:Web: dccipro.comListener Line: 855-453-8555

Welcome to the first long-form episode of the rebranded The Fam Boss Frequency.This week marks a new chapter for the show. To kick things off, we launched five short daily episodes designed to deliver quick insights, motivation, and real-world lessons in under 10 minutes. Now, we're bringing everything together with our first long-form weekend episode, where we go deeper into the stories, strategies, and lessons behind the shorts.In this episode, host Chris Black shares a mix of business insight, personal stories, technology commentary, and practical life lessons from entrepreneurship, family life, and the communications industry.

This is the "Fun" Friday episode where you get to pull back the curtain and let the listeners feel like they're sitting in the shop with you. This description is designed to be high-energy and highly interactive for the Spotify/Apple UI.Description: We made it to Friday! The trucks are headed back to the yard, the weekend is in sight, and it's time for some Friday Freedom.Today, we're doing things a little differently. To wrap up our first week back on the air, Chris Black is playing a round of "Two Truths and a Lie" regarding his journey at DCCI. Think you know the man behind the mic? Think again.Chris lays out three "facts" about his rise from the service bay to the President's office. One of them is a total fabrication, and the other two are the gritty reality of what it takes to build a legacy in the Alabama heat. This isn't just a game—it's a look at why having "dirt on your boots" makes you a better leader and why DCCI will always be a "technician-first" company.On today's episode, can you spot the lie?The Odd Job: Was Chris a professional repo man before taking the helm?The Career Pivot: Did he almost trade the radio business for a BBQ food truck in 2022?The Grunt Work: Is it true he started by crawling under dashboards in July to rig 12-volt systems?Tune in to hear the reveal, the lessons learned from the "un-glamorous" years, and a Friday reflection on why stewardship is the ultimate goal of the FamBoss.

Description: In 1994, the "beep-beep-beep" of a pager was the gold standard of business communication. Today, we're deploying AI-driven dash cams and real-time GPS fleet tracking. The tech has undergone a total revolution, but at DCCI, the mission hasn't moved an inch in over 30 years.In this "Throwback Tech" episode, Chris Black bridges the gap between the legacy and the cutting-edge solutions driving Alabama businesses in 2026. While we've moved from "call me back" to "I can see your entire fleet's safety score," the core value remains the same: Reliability over everything.Learn why a 1994 pager can teach us more about modern business than most AI gurus. Chris explains the "DCCI Standard"—why having a local expert who knows the dead zones in Elmore County and the heat of a Montgomery summer is worth more than any "bargain" you'll find on a national website.In this 7-minute legacy deep dive, we discuss:The 1994 Time Machine: Honoring the our roots and the evolution of the "beep."The Reliability Factor: Why "Old School" durability is the only way to survive a 2026 crisis.Fleet Freedom: How AI and GPS are protecting drivers and protecting employees.The Heritage Advantage: Why being a neighbor matters more than being a serial number.Don't let your fleet get stuck in the past while your competitors move into the future. It's time to upgrade your tech without losing your soul.Connect with the Frequency:Upgrade Your Fleet: DCCIpro.comThe Hotline: Leave us a message at 855-4-PODCASTLocal Support: Visit the DCCI team in Wetumpka for all your communication needs.

Gemini said Episode Title: Dinner Tables & Board Rooms: Navigating the Work-Wife DynamicDescription:"If you work with your spouse and you say you never argue, you're either lying or you aren't actually working."In this Mid-Week Check-in, Chris Black pulls back the curtain on the most challenging partnership in the world: the one between a husband and wife running a business. At DCCI, Chris and Hope don't pretend the friction isn't there. Instead, they've developed a "Code of Conduct" to ensure the business doesn't eat the marriage and the marriage doesn't kill the business.From the drive home to Wetumpka to the seat at the dinner table, this episode explores the difficult transition from "Office Boss" to "Home Husband." Learn how to manage the heat of a branding disagreement or a budget clash without burning your house down.In this 7-minute guide to family leadership, we discuss:The Identity Crisis: How to swap the "President's Hat" for the "Husband's Hat" before you walk through the front door.Transition Rituals: The importance of prayers, playlists, or pauses to "switch gears" after a long day at the shop.The FamBoss Code of Conduct: Three essential rules for fighting fair and protecting the peace at home.The Power of the Safe Word: Knowing when to officially close the shop talk for the night.The Unified Front: Why business friction is actually a sign of a legacy worth fighting for.Protect your peace at home so you have the energy to build your business tomorrow.Connect with the Frequency:Work-Life Solutions: DCCIpro.comShare Your Tips: Call 855-4-PODCAST and tell us: How do you leave the stress at the door?Community: Join the FamBoss conversation on Facebook and LinkedIn.

Episode Title: Beyond the Signal: Why ‘Taking Time' is the Ultimate ConnectionDescription: Just because you have a five-bar signal doesn't mean you have a relationship. In the world of family business, it is easy to confuse being "connected" with actually being in sync.In this Mid-Week Check-in, Chris Black moves beyond the tech to talk about the heartbeat of the FamBoss Frequency: the people on the other end of the mic. At DCCI, communication is the product, but at home, it's the lifeblood. Chris dives into the "Always On" trap that many entrepreneurs fall into—where the phone becomes a tether that tells your family they come second to a client.Using a powerful radio analogy, Chris explains how many families "mash the PTT button" at the same time, creating nothing but static at the dinner table. If you want a family legacy that lasts as long as your business, you have to treat "taking time" as a maintenance requirement, not a luxury.In this 7-minute deep dive, we discuss:The Five-Bar Fallacy: Why technical connectivity doesn't equal emotional connection.Maintenance for the Marriage: Why your relationship needs a pit stop more often than your service trucks.The Radio Reality: Learning when to stop talking and start receiving the "Home Frequency."Protecting the Perimeter: How the Black family creates a "Home Zone" to keep business stress from ruining the peace.Don't let your business connection ruin your family connection. It's time to cut the cord for a moment and look your people in the eye.Connect with the Frequency:Scale Your Peace: DCCIpro.comJoin the Conversation: 855-4-PODCASTFollow the Journey: DCCI on Facebook and LinkedIn

The Feeling Fallacy: Why Your Business Doesn't Care How You Feel"I'll do it when I feel like it." It's a phrase that kills more businesses than a bad economy ever could.In this Monday Morning Motor segment, Chris Black tackles the dangerous trap of waiting for "inspiration" to strike. We live in a world obsessed with finding passion, but if you're waiting to feel inspired before you fix a broken repeater or balance the books, you're already behind.Chris looks back at the pivotal moment in October 2024 when he signed the papers to take over Darden Communications Consultants INC (DCCI). That wasn't a "feel-good" contract; it was a commitment to a 30-year legacy and his family's future. Whether the coffee has kicked in or the fleet is down in the Alabama rain, the FamBoss standard demands discipline over mood.In this 7-minute kickstart, we discuss:The Coffee Test: Separating the pros from the amateurs when motivation is at zero.The Legacy Check: Why your 70-year-old self will thank you for the work you do today.The 5-Minute Rule: A practical hack to beat the "blues" and get moving.Leading by Example: Why your kids need to see you bossing your emotions, not the other way around.Stop waiting for the vibe and start laying the bricks. Legacy isn't built on feelings; it's built on discipline.

“I probably brought a bazooka to a knife fight with this equipment, but the message is what matters.”After a four-year hiatus, Chris Black is back behind the mic, but things look a little different than they did in 2022. The kids are driving, the "side hustle" is now a premier Alabama business, and the Chris Black Podcast has officially transformed into The FamBoss Frequency.In this Season 2 premiere, Chris pulls back the curtain on his transition from a salesman to the owner of DCCI in Wetumpka, Alabama. He shares the "good, the bad, and the ugly" of running a family-run company where his wife handles the books, his oldest son runs operations, and the line between "Dad" and "Boss" is thinner than a radio signal.In this transitional episode, we cover:The 4-Year Gap: What changed between Christmas 2022 and the launch of Season 2.Buying the Job: How Chris went from employee to the owner of DCCI—your home for two-way radios, GPS tracking, and AI dash cams.Family Dynamics: The reality of working "shoulder to shoulder" with your kids and navigating the "household vs. office" carryover with your spouse.The Award-Winning Year: A look at DCCI's recent wins, including the PAC National Champion award and multiple "Best of Elmore County" honors.The Mission: Why we're moving beyond the professional side to help families, elderly drivers, and local churches stay connected.Connect with the Show:Join the Conversation: Call our new message line at 855-4-PODCAST and leave a voicemail for the show!Learn More: Visit DCCIpro.com for all your communication and fleet needs.Follow the FamBoss: Find Chris Black and DCCI on Facebook and LinkedIn.

On this special episode, of Chris Black the podcast we will discuss some of the latest technology that are in with the teens today. This sparked several conversation in my household recently so I figured I would share what I learned. Segment one, our special guest will discuss teen tech as it relates to consoles, gaming systems, and entertainment. He joins us for a bonus segment where he greats down gift ideas for the techs who have everything (except what he'll share with you). Segment three delves into the true gift at Christmas Segment four I ask the all important question... What is wrong with my truck. All of this and more on this episode of Christ Black The Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisblacksr/support

This week is a very special episode. This week is all about our visit to the Rick and Bubba Show in Birmingham AL. Believe it or not people actually go and watch a radio show performed live for entertainment. I'm people and that is exactly what we did. In this episode, I will explain the Golden Ticket Seats and how to get the hottest ticket on the market. I'll share the events leading up to the big day and of course, the BIG Day! We also took a bonus trip after the show to a little place called The Cheese Cake Factory. There was a lot to unpack in their 27 page menu. All of this and more on this weeks episode of Chris Black The Podcast. Visit podpage.com/chrisblack to learn more about the show, catch archive content, show notes, and even connect with me online. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisblacksr/support

Welcome to Chris Black the Podcast. In Episode 17 we will cover fun with the HOA, A field trip is around the corner, and the one year mile stone. All of this and more on this weeks episode. www.podpage.com/chrisblack --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisblacksr/support tDeKVmtXGP3qMySrsDeB --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisblacksr/support

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This weeks episode features and exciting college football week kick off. We'll take on the tough discussion of NIL and what it means for college football fans everywhere. We'll even take on some of the local events here in the beautiful state of sweet home Alabama. We will also take yet another look at the greatest decade every. We will take you back to a time where going outside meant something. Don't forget to visit our webpage at www.podpage.com/chrisblack. There you will find an archive, ways to catch the show, and connect with me online. All that and more on this weeks episode of Chris Black The Podcast. Thanks for your continued support and stay safe. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisblacksr/support

This weeks episodes we bring the goods. I'll share my super busy 41st birthday with you. We'll spend some time under the Friday Night Lights, I'll introduce you to a special guest and share some technology at work with you. For more information about the show visit podpage.com/chrisblack --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisblacksr/support

Welcome to episode 14. I am your host Chris Black and this week we have quite the show for you. A lot of work went into preparing this weeks topics. The first segment we will take you back to 2015 where I recorded something on my Galaxy S III. Then I will share my special month of August. To round up this weeks back to school themed episode we will take a look at why my dad wears a uniform even though he's only a truck dirver. All of this and more on this weeks episode. www.podpage.com/chrisblack --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisblacksr/support

Welcome to another episode of Chris Black the Podcast. I am really excited about this weeks episode. Continuing with the new format, this weeks episode bring a log to the table. hope you will tell me what you like and what you would like to see going forward. This weeks episode we will talk about some updates on things we have discussed recently., a look into some local news that is pretty concerning, summers coming to an end and an update about an upcoming project. All of this and more on this weeks episode of Chris Black The Podcast. Check out the webpage at www.podpage.com/chrisblack to learn more about the show and connect with me on social media. I'm really looking forward to the feedback from this episode. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisblacksr/support

Welcome to Chris Black the Podcast I am your host Chris Black and this is my podcast. It's the show about everything and of course I make it up as I go along. Boy do I have a Jim dandy of a show for you today. We'll start off with some crazy headlines starting here in Alabama, then take a trip all the way back to fourth grade, and finally I'll share with you a strange set of new series I recently discovered by accident. Also you'll hear another legend from the greatest decade ever and I quiz my 14 year old about terms heard in the 1980s. All this and more Right now on Chris Black the Podcast Show Notes: Ryan Stewman visit https://ryanstewman.com Gary Vee visit https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com Steve Harvey visit https://steveharvey.com Rick and Bubba visit http://rickandbubba.com https://www.burgessministries.com https://www.themanchurch.com For more information about the show visit podpage.com/chrisblack to find where the show is available, check out the archive, and connect with me on social media. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisblacksr/support

Welcome to another episode of Chris Black the Podcast. I am really excited about this weeks episode. I actually took the time to produce a show with music intros etc. I put a lot of work into this new format. I hope you will tell me what you like and what you would like to see going forward. This weeks episode we will talk about kids birthday parties, a look into stranger things (the series), an update about the show, and of course gas. I have also introduced two bonus segments "Tales from the Greatest Decade Every". Check out the webpage at www.podpage.com/chrisblack to learn more about the show and connect with me on social media. I'm really looking forward to the feedback from this episode. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisblacksr/support

Welcome to episode 10. In this episode we will discuss Father's Day, my trip to the movies, and I'll talk about a special gift I received for Father's Day. Join us for this very special episode of the podcast. To learn more about the show visit www.podpage.com/chrisblack for more information. You can see all of our supporter platforms, learn more about the show, and connect with me on social media. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisblacksr/support

Welcome back to another episode and this week we talk about the worlds oldest profession. Kissing we're talking about my introduction and addiction to the towing industry. Most people never see a tow truck until they need one. There are a lot of misconceptions about tow truck drivers and the profession as a whole. Learn more behind the scenes about towing than you ever wanted to know. All this and much more on this weeks show. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisblacksr/support

This weeks episode takes you on a journey back into television shows that were popular in the 1980's along with the restaurant experiences that were second to none. Of course I have to give you a bit of an update on living without people (well my family anyway) and we'll round out the show with an update on the big announcement from last week. All of that and more on this weeks podcast. Also visit www.podpage.com/chrisblack to connect with me on social media and see where all of my podcasts are hosted. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisblacksr/support

Welcome back to another episode of Chris Black Keep it professional. Today we cover a variety of topics. Today I take a look at Television from days gone by. We will take a look at how things complicated the idiot box has gotten. We'll also discuss the people in the day to day operations that keep my life moving forward. They've abandoned me. Not really. Then i will pull back the curtain about the production of this podcast. There is a special announcement coming up so check it out. All of this and more on the this weeks episode. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisblacksr/support

After a two week hiatus, I'm back with a fresh episode and yes I'm keeping it professional. The format is a little different this week. I figured I would play around with some nostalgia from the 80's (truly the best decade ever). I'll give you an update on my post heart attack journey and some new things I'm now facing and we'll wrap up with a journey down memory lane to something I have spent at least 30 years studying. All this and more on this weeks podcast. Check out my new webpage at https://www.podpage.com/chrisblack/ and feel free to leave any feedback you may have on the show. I'm always open to new suggestions. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisblacksr/support

Welcome to episode number 5. In this episode we will dive into why do you want to get into business. What is your purpose and what do you hope to accomplish with your new venture? Is this something that you have long thought about or just a whim? Either way businesses can be exciting and life changing for a number of reasons. Then let's take a look at spouses roles in the business. I get asked frequently how my wife deals with what I do or what her role is within my business. The most asked question is how do I deal with my spouse and my business. The truth is you never DEAL with your spouse. We'll go over few trips to help have a better understanding of your spouses role in the business. Finally I discuss my introduction into the business world. From hotels to cell phones, it was an interesting journey. All that and more on this episode. Visit our website at www.podpage.com/chrisblack to learn more about the show. Sponsors: www.dccicomm.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisblacksr/support