
Art of Supply, hosted by Kelly Barner, draws inspiration from news headlines and expert interviews to bring you insightful coverage of today's complex supply chains.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 227 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsBusiness | |||

"Just-in-time inventory is great when it's working, but when it stops working, it's a huge disaster because you don't have material staged and you don't have strategic reserves." — Michael Murray, Senior Director of Global Supply Chain, DSV Inventory... more
Earlier this month, thousands of people descended on a small orchard in California's Central Valley to receive free nectarines.
The crowds became so large that the California Highway Patrol temporarily shut the event down because of traffic and saf... more
Imagine seeing one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world almost empty, before realizing that it isn't empty at all. The ships are still there, but the data has disappeared.
Analysts monitoring the Strait of Hormuz have watched vessels vanish o... more
Cross-border payments have long been a game of advantages. Large enterprises get fast settlement, cheap foreign exchange rates, and sophisticated treasury tools, while mid-market companies are left to piece together workarounds through regional banks... more
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I just listened to the past two episodes about the pharmaceutical supply chain, and they were great.
Does this gal have a background in Journalism? She strings a story from the complex web of dynamics at play and makes an otherwise often tedious/dry topic accessible & engaging. Her genuine passion for Procurement & Supply Chain is infectious. Proving women change the game when we show up with our hearts & minds.
She had me at Dial P…..
Signed, Procurement nerd …& fangirl of this pod
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A forward-looking show exploring procurement, logistics, and policy with a practical emphasis on real-world challenges. Across episodes, topics span global trade regulation, supply chain resilience, ethics in freight brokerage, and the evolving economics of last-mile delivery, often featuring insights from government agencies, industry associations, and private-sector leaders. The format tends to blend regulatory context, case studies, and strategic frameworks to help professionals manage risk, drive value, and lead transformation in complex supply chains. A notable strength is the ability to translate technical policy and market shifts into actionable takeaways for practitioners and executives alike.
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Recent guests on Art of Supply include:
1. Tanner Taddeo
2. Mark Robinson
3. Guy Battle
4. Andrew Quincey
5. Laura DiBella
6. Michael Riccio
7. David Abell
8. Melissa Irmen
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