Season Premier
The Day Global Trade Froze
One ship. One wrong move.
And in a matter of hours, the veins of global trade locked in place—paralyzed by steel and sand.
EPISODE
04
Returns & Refunds - The Dark Side of E-COMMERCE.
Ever returned a product and never thought twice? What if I told you… that little box caused a big mess behind the scenes? Tap to find out what really happens when your return gets scanned.
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EPISODE
04
Berries & Cocaine: The Cold Case at Sydney's Port Botany
What looked like a frozen berry shipment… Turned into the biggest customs surprise Sydney had seen in years. It wasn’t just about fruit — It was about how fragile our global trade systems really are
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EPISODE
03
Is Free Shipping Really Free?
The latest episode of "Tales of Logistics" explores the misconception of free shipping, uncovering the chain reaction it triggers across the logistics industry. Discover stories from van drivers, small business owners, and analysts about the real impact of 'free' delivery. As consumer demand for rapid shipping rises, the environmental cost and pressure on small businesses also grow.
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EPISODE
02
The Lagos Port Shutdown That Shook West Africa
In this episode we dive into the chaotic events that plagued the Lagos Port during the turbulent year of 2020. As the pandemic raged globally, Nigeria faced its own crisis with a gridlocked port that affected not only the country but also West and Central Africa's supply chains. Discover how a combination of poor infrastructure, protests, and a lack of automation led to severe congestion.
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EPISODE
01
The Day a Port Shutdown Shook the World– Suez Canal Blockage,
In this episode we explore the dramatic events of March 23rd, 2021, when the Ever Given container ship blocked the Suez Canal, a critical route for over 12% of global trade. As the ship lay wedged sideways, it became a symbol of the vulnerabilities in our global supply chains.
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Behind The Mic
“Logistics isn’t just about moving goods — it’s about moving lives. When the port stalls, we all feel it.”
— Mariam Adetokunbo, Port Manager, Lagos, Nigeria