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Sep 9, 2026

Colin CowherdHOST
32:20
Well, I mean, that's where McDonald's gets their french fries.
Colin CowherdHOST
32:23
J.D. Simplot.
Colin CowherdHOST
32:25
You, you don't think I know that kind of stuff? This thing doesn't shut off up here, folks.
Colin CowherdHOST
32:29
There's nothing but information.
Scott BecksteadGUEST
7:51
But there are also long-term holding facilities that are very much operated like beef cattle feedlots.
Scott BecksteadGUEST
7:57
And I'm thinking particularly about a long-term holding facility owned by Simplot, a company which is an Idaho-based food company.
Scott BecksteadGUEST
8:06
And their wild horse holding facility, they operate exactly like they do their beef feedlot.
Scott BecksteadGUEST
8:12
So it's, you know, the experience that these horses have, you know, being chased, you know, often for miles through triple digit heat by helicopters.
Kelly JamiesonHOST
0:41
So our special guest today is Christine Corr from PeopleCoach.
Kelly JamiesonHOST
0:45
Christine has spent over 25 years building teams, brands and businesses with many of Australia's largest corporates, including Simplot, Kraft and Hallmark.
Kelly JamiesonHOST
0:55
Today, though, we're going to talk about what happens after the corporate career when you bet on yourself.
Kelly JamiesonHOST
1:01
He's the founder of PeopleCoach, a coaching-led development company on a mission to make executive-style coaching accessible to middle management and emerging leaders, not just the C-suite.

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Christine KhorGUEST
10:03
And after that, it probably was about two years.
Christine KhorGUEST
10:09
So I built out the idea.
Christine KhorGUEST
10:11
And my first key investor was actually my first boss at Simplot.
Christine KhorGUEST
10:16
Wow.
Jason KehlerGUEST
22:17
Okay.
Jason KehlerGUEST
22:18
And, uh, actually our processor Simplot, uh, works with us on that.
Jason KehlerGUEST
22:22
They take them back to the, to the lab and, and, uh, give us results.
Lindsay SmithHOST
22:27
Cool.
Jason KehlerGUEST
22:17
Okay.
Jason KehlerGUEST
22:18
And, uh, actually our processor Simplot, uh, works with us on that.
Jason KehlerGUEST
22:22
They take them back to the, to the lab and, and, uh, give us results.
Lindsay SmithHOST
22:27
Cool.
Shannon RobnettGUEST
13:25
But on top of that, we've got companies like Albertsons is headquartered here.
Shannon RobnettGUEST
13:29
Simplot companies is headquartered here.
Shannon RobnettGUEST
13:32
Micron, the little company that nobody heard of two years ago, is headquartered here and doing a $70 billion expansion that's going to bring 17,000 workers to Micron alone, which is going to create another 60,000 ancillary jobs.
Shannon RobnettGUEST
13:48
So when you look at that, you have a place that people want to live.
Jennifer PulleyHOST
0:52
This smart coating releases nutrients at a predictable rate that matches a plant's growth cycle.
Jennifer PulleyHOST
0:59
The formula was so successful that NASA adopted the technology for its veggie plant growth system on the International Space Station, and J.R. Simplot licensed the formula for global distribution.
Jennifer PulleyHOST
1:11
Today, the fertilizer is used to grow
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:13
sugar
Annie BrownCORRESPONDENT
30:04
And lastly, it's hoped the relatively new grower-led Potatoes Tasmania will unify what has been a fractured sector in the state.
Annie BrownCORRESPONDENT
30:13
Growers that supply chip processors McCain and Simplot, as well as potatoes for the fresh and seed markets, are part of the productivity group.
Annie BrownCORRESPONDENT
30:22
And according to General Manager Rob Salmon, they agree that collaborating on priorities like biosecurity and productivity will benefit the industry.
Rob SalmonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:31
At this stage in the cycle, there's some aspects around the potato industry that are not always positive stories.
Trent LoosHOST
18:29
... 'cause he worked for, uh-
Gary ThrasherGUEST
18:31
Simplot
Trent LoosHOST
18:31
...
Trent LoosHOST
18:31
Simplot.
Gary ThrasherGUEST
18:32
Yeah, that's where I met him
Trent LoosHOST
18:33
And, and they said that, uh, they got so tired of him.
Gary ThrasherGUEST
18:55
Uh, but I'll tell you when I met him is, I think it was '82 or '83, I was managing the Garvey Ranches in Nevada, which is a, a big place.
Trent LoosHOST
19:07
Yeah
Eric ByrdHOST
97:41
Zane, number 22, 455,000 acres, New Mexico and Texas.
Eric ByrdHOST
97:56
Simplot family, 443,000 acres, Boise, Idaho.
Eric ByrdHOST
98:02
Taylor Sheridan, 267,000 acres, Texas and Wyoming.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
98:10
Bed again family.

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