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                    <![CDATA[Carrying the Pharma-Safe Legacy Into On Site | Ken Dugas & Lanis Belair | Ep2]]>
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                                            <![CDATA[<p>Host Doug Voisin is joined by Ken Dugas and Lanis Belair to look at the decision to move from Pharma-Safe to On Site Medical &amp; Safety.</p>
<p>After 27+ years, the name change gives us a clearer way to show who we are, what we do, and where we’re headed. With renewed opportunity in the Gulf of America and new services expanding our capabilities, the timing made sense to build a brand that can carry us forward.</p>
<p>The name is changing, but the team, experience, client relationships, and legacy built under Pharma-Safe remain at the foundation of On Site Medical &amp; Safety.</p>]]>
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After 27+ years, the name change gives us a clearer way to show who we are, what we do, and where we’re headed. With renewed opportunity in the Gulf of America and new services expanding our capabilities, the timing made sense to build a brand that can carry us forward.
The name is changing, but the team, experience, client relationships, and legacy built under Pharma-Safe remain at the foundation of On Site Medical & Safety.]]>
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<p>After 27+ years, the name change gives us a clearer way to show who we are, what we do, and where we’re headed. With renewed opportunity in the Gulf of America and new services expanding our capabilities, the timing made sense to build a brand that can carry us forward.</p>
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After 27+ years, the name change gives us a clearer way to show who we are, what we do, and where we’re headed. With renewed opportunity in the Gulf of America and new services expanding our capabilities, the timing made sense to build a brand that can carry us forward.
The name is changing, but the team, experience, client relationships, and legacy built under Pharma-Safe remain at the foundation of On Site Medical & Safety.]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Building a Brand for the Next Era of Offshore Medical & Safety | Gary Midkiff & Jeffery Thibodeaux | Ep1]]>
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                                            <![CDATA[<p>Pharma-Safe has become On Site Medical &amp; Safety, giving us a name that more clearly reflects who we are and what we do.</p>
<p>With new opportunity ahead in the Gulf of America, strong branding matters. Our name now speaks directly to the medical, safety, training, and operational support we provide every day.</p>
<p>The name may be new, but the foundation is not. We’re carrying forward the experience, relationships, and 28-year legacy of Pharma-Safe into the next chapter of On Site Medical &amp; Safety.</p>
<p>Learn more: <a href="https://onsitemedsafety.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://onsitemedsafety.com</a></p>]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Pharma-Safe has become On Site Medical & Safety, giving us a name that more clearly reflects who we are and what we do.
With new opportunity ahead in the Gulf of America, strong branding matters. Our name now speaks directly to the medical, safety, training, and operational support we provide every day.
The name may be new, but the foundation is not. We’re carrying forward the experience, relationships, and 28-year legacy of Pharma-Safe into the next chapter of On Site Medical & Safety.
Learn more: https://onsitemedsafety.com]]>
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<p>The name may be new, but the foundation is not. We’re carrying forward the experience, relationships, and 28-year legacy of Pharma-Safe into the next chapter of On Site Medical &amp; Safety.</p>
<p>Learn more: <a href="https://onsitemedsafety.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://onsitemedsafety.com</a></p>]]>
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With new opportunity ahead in the Gulf of America, strong branding matters. Our name now speaks directly to the medical, safety, training, and operational support we provide every day.
The name may be new, but the foundation is not. We’re carrying forward the experience, relationships, and 28-year legacy of Pharma-Safe into the next chapter of On Site Medical & Safety.
Learn more: https://onsitemedsafety.com]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Anthony Babineaux: Baseball, Leadership, and Building Players Beyond the Field | Pharma-Safe Podcast Ep13]]>
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                                            <![CDATA[<p>The Pharma-Safe Podcast is a place for real conversations with the people who know the oil industry firsthand. From offshore medics and company leaders to veterans, first responders, and industry partners, each episode looks at the work, stories, and people behind keeping crews safe.</p>
<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Anthony Babineaux, Chief of Staff for the UL baseball program, to talk about leadership, mentorship, college athletics, and the lessons that come from a life in baseball. Anthony shares how he went from playing at UL to working his way up through the program, first as a student coach, then as a volunteer assistant, full-time coach, and eventually into the business side of the program.</p>
<p>The conversation covers the impact of Coach Tony Robichaux, the importance of treating players with consistency, and the challenge of helping young athletes grow on and off the field. Anthony also talks about social media, NIL, revenue sharing, fundraising, player education, and what it means to represent the university well at all times.</p>
<p>This episode is about discipline, humility, mentorship, and building young men for more than just the game.</p>
<p>Learn more at: <a href="https://pharmasafeind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</a></p>]]>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Anthony Babineaux, Chief of Staff for the UL baseball program, to talk about leadership, mentorship, college athletics, and the lessons that come from a life in baseball. Anthony shares how he went from playing at UL to working his way up through the program, first as a student coach, then as a volunteer assistant, full-time coach, and eventually into the business side of the program.
The conversation covers the impact of Coach Tony Robichaux, the importance of treating players with consistency, and the challenge of helping young athletes grow on and off the field. Anthony also talks about social media, NIL, revenue sharing, fundraising, player education, and what it means to represent the university well at all times.
This episode is about discipline, humility, mentorship, and building young men for more than just the game.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Anthony Babineaux, Chief of Staff for the UL baseball program, to talk about leadership, mentorship, college athletics, and the lessons that come from a life in baseball. Anthony shares how he went from playing at UL to working his way up through the program, first as a student coach, then as a volunteer assistant, full-time coach, and eventually into the business side of the program.</p>
<p>The conversation covers the impact of Coach Tony Robichaux, the importance of treating players with consistency, and the challenge of helping young athletes grow on and off the field. Anthony also talks about social media, NIL, revenue sharing, fundraising, player education, and what it means to represent the university well at all times.</p>
<p>This episode is about discipline, humility, mentorship, and building young men for more than just the game.</p>
<p>Learn more at: <a href="https://pharmasafeind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</a></p>]]>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Anthony Babineaux, Chief of Staff for the UL baseball program, to talk about leadership, mentorship, college athletics, and the lessons that come from a life in baseball. Anthony shares how he went from playing at UL to working his way up through the program, first as a student coach, then as a volunteer assistant, full-time coach, and eventually into the business side of the program.
The conversation covers the impact of Coach Tony Robichaux, the importance of treating players with consistency, and the challenge of helping young athletes grow on and off the field. Anthony also talks about social media, NIL, revenue sharing, fundraising, player education, and what it means to represent the university well at all times.
This episode is about discipline, humility, mentorship, and building young men for more than just the game.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Can the Gulf of America Shelf Make a Comeback? | Pharma-Safe Podcast Ep12]]>
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                <pubDate>Thu, 23 Jul 2026 13:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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                                            <![CDATA[<p>The Pharma-Safe Podcast is a place for real conversations with the people who know the oil industry firsthand. From offshore medics and company leaders to veterans, first responders, and industry partners, each episode looks at the work, stories, and people behind keeping crews safe.</p>
<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Dewayne Stewart, Robert Moore, and Matt Cody for a conversation on the future of oil and gas activity in the Gulf of America. The group discusses the current state of the shelf, how the industry has changed over the last several decades, and what it may take to create a new wave of opportunity for South Louisiana and the Gulf Coast region.</p>
<p>The conversation covers drilling efficiency, technology, natural gas production, energy security, workforce challenges, and the importance of telling a more accurate story about the oil and gas industry. The group also talks about the need to educate the next generation on the wide range of careers connected to energy, from engineering and logistics to safety, medical support, technology, and offshore operations.</p>
<p>This episode is about opportunity, innovation, and the people working to keep the Gulf Coast energy industry alive for the next generation.</p>
<p>Learn more at: <a href="https://pharmasafeind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</a></p>]]>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Dewayne Stewart, Robert Moore, and Matt Cody for a conversation on the future of oil and gas activity in the Gulf of America. The group discusses the current state of the shelf, how the industry has changed over the last several decades, and what it may take to create a new wave of opportunity for South Louisiana and the Gulf Coast region.
The conversation covers drilling efficiency, technology, natural gas production, energy security, workforce challenges, and the importance of telling a more accurate story about the oil and gas industry. The group also talks about the need to educate the next generation on the wide range of careers connected to energy, from engineering and logistics to safety, medical support, technology, and offshore operations.
This episode is about opportunity, innovation, and the people working to keep the Gulf Coast energy industry alive for the next generation.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Dewayne Stewart, Robert Moore, and Matt Cody for a conversation on the future of oil and gas activity in the Gulf of America. The group discusses the current state of the shelf, how the industry has changed over the last several decades, and what it may take to create a new wave of opportunity for South Louisiana and the Gulf Coast region.</p>
<p>The conversation covers drilling efficiency, technology, natural gas production, energy security, workforce challenges, and the importance of telling a more accurate story about the oil and gas industry. The group also talks about the need to educate the next generation on the wide range of careers connected to energy, from engineering and logistics to safety, medical support, technology, and offshore operations.</p>
<p>This episode is about opportunity, innovation, and the people working to keep the Gulf Coast energy industry alive for the next generation.</p>
<p>Learn more at: <a href="https://pharmasafeind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</a></p>]]>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Dewayne Stewart, Robert Moore, and Matt Cody for a conversation on the future of oil and gas activity in the Gulf of America. The group discusses the current state of the shelf, how the industry has changed over the last several decades, and what it may take to create a new wave of opportunity for South Louisiana and the Gulf Coast region.
The conversation covers drilling efficiency, technology, natural gas production, energy security, workforce challenges, and the importance of telling a more accurate story about the oil and gas industry. The group also talks about the need to educate the next generation on the wide range of careers connected to energy, from engineering and logistics to safety, medical support, technology, and offshore operations.
This episode is about opportunity, innovation, and the people working to keep the Gulf Coast energy industry alive for the next generation.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Gene Busch: Offshore Safety, Remote Medic Work, and Earning Trust in the Field | Pharma-Safe Podcast Ep11]]>
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                                            <![CDATA[<p>The Pharma-Safe Podcast is a place for real conversations with the people who know the oil industry firsthand. From offshore medics and company leaders to veterans, first responders, and industry partners, each episode looks at the work, stories, and people behind keeping crews safe.</p>
<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Gene Busch, one of Pharma-Safe’s longtime field team members, to talk about life as a remote paramedic and safety professional offshore. Gene shares how he came to work with Pharma-Safe, what he has learned across years of Gulf of Mexico and international work, and why attitude, adaptability, and consistency matter so much in the field.</p>
<p>The conversation covers what it takes to build trust with vessel crews, support a strong safety culture, and provide real day-to-day value to clients. Gene also talks about proactive safety, polite persistence, job planning, toolbox talks, personal risk assessments, and why the quality of your work is often the best job security in the offshore industry.</p>
<p>This episode is about showing up, doing the work well, and earning the confidence of the people around you.</p>
<p>Learn more at: <a href="https://pharmasafeind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</a></p>]]>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Gene Busch, one of Pharma-Safe’s longtime field team members, to talk about life as a remote paramedic and safety professional offshore. Gene shares how he came to work with Pharma-Safe, what he has learned across years of Gulf of Mexico and international work, and why attitude, adaptability, and consistency matter so much in the field.
The conversation covers what it takes to build trust with vessel crews, support a strong safety culture, and provide real day-to-day value to clients. Gene also talks about proactive safety, polite persistence, job planning, toolbox talks, personal risk assessments, and why the quality of your work is often the best job security in the offshore industry.
This episode is about showing up, doing the work well, and earning the confidence of the people around you.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Gene Busch, one of Pharma-Safe’s longtime field team members, to talk about life as a remote paramedic and safety professional offshore. Gene shares how he came to work with Pharma-Safe, what he has learned across years of Gulf of Mexico and international work, and why attitude, adaptability, and consistency matter so much in the field.</p>
<p>The conversation covers what it takes to build trust with vessel crews, support a strong safety culture, and provide real day-to-day value to clients. Gene also talks about proactive safety, polite persistence, job planning, toolbox talks, personal risk assessments, and why the quality of your work is often the best job security in the offshore industry.</p>
<p>This episode is about showing up, doing the work well, and earning the confidence of the people around you.</p>
<p>Learn more at: <a href="https://pharmasafeind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</a></p>]]>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Gene Busch, one of Pharma-Safe’s longtime field team members, to talk about life as a remote paramedic and safety professional offshore. Gene shares how he came to work with Pharma-Safe, what he has learned across years of Gulf of Mexico and international work, and why attitude, adaptability, and consistency matter so much in the field.
The conversation covers what it takes to build trust with vessel crews, support a strong safety culture, and provide real day-to-day value to clients. Gene also talks about proactive safety, polite persistence, job planning, toolbox talks, personal risk assessments, and why the quality of your work is often the best job security in the offshore industry.
This episode is about showing up, doing the work well, and earning the confidence of the people around you.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Blair Blanchard and Kyra Moran from Advancial to talk about financial wellness, credit union support, and the resources available to Pharma-Safe employees and their families. The conversation covers what Advancial offers as a full-service credit union, including savings and checking accounts, youth and teen accounts, loan products, financial education, and personalized support.</p>
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<p>This episode is about financial confidence, practical education, and helping industrial workers build stability beyond the job.</p>
<p>Learn more at: <a href="https://pharmasafeind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</a></p>]]>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Blair Blanchard and Kyra Moran from Advancial to talk about financial wellness, credit union support, and the resources available to Pharma-Safe employees and their families. The conversation covers what Advancial offers as a full-service credit union, including savings and checking accounts, youth and teen accounts, loan products, financial education, and personalized support.
Blair and Kyra also discuss the financial challenges that can come with industrial and offshore work, including inconsistent pay cycles, budgeting, credit card debt, credit scores, and planning ahead while working rotational schedules. They explain the difference between being financially wealthy and financially healthy, and why having the right tools, education, and trusted support can help employees make stronger decisions for themselves and their families.
This episode is about financial confidence, practical education, and helping industrial workers build stability beyond the job.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Blair Blanchard and Kyra Moran from Advancial to talk about financial wellness, credit union support, and the resources available to Pharma-Safe employees and their families. The conversation covers what Advancial offers as a full-service credit union, including savings and checking accounts, youth and teen accounts, loan products, financial education, and personalized support.</p>
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<p>This episode is about financial confidence, practical education, and helping industrial workers build stability beyond the job.</p>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Blair Blanchard and Kyra Moran from Advancial to talk about financial wellness, credit union support, and the resources available to Pharma-Safe employees and their families. The conversation covers what Advancial offers as a full-service credit union, including savings and checking accounts, youth and teen accounts, loan products, financial education, and personalized support.
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Pete Prados for a conversation on entrepreneurship, leadership, business valuation, succession planning, and what it really takes to buy or sell a company. Pete shares how his career moved from sales and offshore software training to building and selling a software company, supporting startups, leading peer learning groups, and eventually becoming a business broker.</p>
<p>The conversation covers what many business owners misunderstand about the value of their company, why clean financials matter, how buyers and lenders look at a business, and why timing is so important when planning an exit. Pete also talks about the value of peer learning, mentorship, calculated risk, and building a life that leaves room for family, service, and meaningful experiences.</p>
<p>This episode is about business ownership, stewardship, leadership, and the importance of knowing when to build, when to sell, and when to take the next step.</p>
<p>Learn more at: <a href="https://pharmasafeind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</a></p>]]>
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The conversation covers what many business owners misunderstand about the value of their company, why clean financials matter, how buyers and lenders look at a business, and why timing is so important when planning an exit. Pete also talks about the value of peer learning, mentorship, calculated risk, and building a life that leaves room for family, service, and meaningful experiences.
This episode is about business ownership, stewardship, leadership, and the importance of knowing when to build, when to sell, and when to take the next step.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>This episode is about business ownership, stewardship, leadership, and the importance of knowing when to build, when to sell, and when to take the next step.</p>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Alan Bourgeois of Medical Bridges to talk about repurposing surplus medical supplies and equipment for communities in need. Alan explains how Medical Bridges collects, sorts, prepares, and ships medical supplies that may otherwise end up in landfills, helping support healthcare needs in underserved areas across the world and in rural parts of the United States.</p>
<p>The conversation covers the logistics of international shipping, customs requirements, medical equipment donations, sustainability, and the real impact that usable supplies can have in communities with limited access to healthcare resources. Alan also shares how Medical Bridges works with hospitals, clinics, partners, and donors to get the right equipment where it can do the most good.</p>
<p>This episode is about service, sustainability, healthcare access, and the responsibility to put good equipment back to work for people who need it.</p>
<p>Learn more at: <a href="https://pharmasafeind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</a></p>]]>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Alan Bourgeois of Medical Bridges to talk about repurposing surplus medical supplies and equipment for communities in need. Alan explains how Medical Bridges collects, sorts, prepares, and ships medical supplies that may otherwise end up in landfills, helping support healthcare needs in underserved areas across the world and in rural parts of the United States.
The conversation covers the logistics of international shipping, customs requirements, medical equipment donations, sustainability, and the real impact that usable supplies can have in communities with limited access to healthcare resources. Alan also shares how Medical Bridges works with hospitals, clinics, partners, and donors to get the right equipment where it can do the most good.
This episode is about service, sustainability, healthcare access, and the responsibility to put good equipment back to work for people who need it.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Alan Bourgeois of Medical Bridges to talk about repurposing surplus medical supplies and equipment for communities in need. Alan explains how Medical Bridges collects, sorts, prepares, and ships medical supplies that may otherwise end up in landfills, helping support healthcare needs in underserved areas across the world and in rural parts of the United States.</p>
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<p>This episode is about service, sustainability, healthcare access, and the responsibility to put good equipment back to work for people who need it.</p>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Alan Bourgeois of Medical Bridges to talk about repurposing surplus medical supplies and equipment for communities in need. Alan explains how Medical Bridges collects, sorts, prepares, and ships medical supplies that may otherwise end up in landfills, helping support healthcare needs in underserved areas across the world and in rural parts of the United States.
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This episode is about service, sustainability, healthcare access, and the responsibility to put good equipment back to work for people who need it.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Jady Regard of Cane River Pecan Company for a conversation on business, branding, creativity, leadership, and Louisiana culture. Jady shares how his path took him from New Iberia to LSU basketball, professional hockey, the Chicago Bears, and eventually back home to lead and grow his family’s pecan company.</p>
<p>The conversation covers what it takes to build a recognizable brand, why corporate gifting is really about relationships, and how creativity can shape the direction of a business. Jady also talks about giving back to the community, building meaningful experiences, alligator hunting, Louisiana culture, and why leaving home can sometimes make you appreciate it even more.</p>
<p>This episode is about entrepreneurship, storytelling, resilience, and the value of building something rooted in place, people, and purpose.</p>
<p>Learn more at: <a href="https://pharmasafeind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</a></p>]]>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Jady Regard of Cane River Pecan Company for a conversation on business, branding, creativity, leadership, and Louisiana culture. Jady shares how his path took him from New Iberia to LSU basketball, professional hockey, the Chicago Bears, and eventually back home to lead and grow his family’s pecan company.
The conversation covers what it takes to build a recognizable brand, why corporate gifting is really about relationships, and how creativity can shape the direction of a business. Jady also talks about giving back to the community, building meaningful experiences, alligator hunting, Louisiana culture, and why leaving home can sometimes make you appreciate it even more.
This episode is about entrepreneurship, storytelling, resilience, and the value of building something rooted in place, people, and purpose.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Jady Regard of Cane River Pecan Company for a conversation on business, branding, creativity, leadership, and Louisiana culture. Jady shares how his path took him from New Iberia to LSU basketball, professional hockey, the Chicago Bears, and eventually back home to lead and grow his family’s pecan company.</p>
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<p>This episode is about entrepreneurship, storytelling, resilience, and the value of building something rooted in place, people, and purpose.</p>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Jady Regard of Cane River Pecan Company for a conversation on business, branding, creativity, leadership, and Louisiana culture. Jady shares how his path took him from New Iberia to LSU basketball, professional hockey, the Chicago Bears, and eventually back home to lead and grow his family’s pecan company.
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Scott Lavergne of EDC to talk about managed IT services, cybersecurity, AI, and how business technology has changed over the years. Scott shares how EDC grew from hourly computer support into a managed services provider, and why that model helps companies solve problems before they turn into bigger issues.</p>
<p>The conversation covers co-managed IT, cloud security, remote workers, software creep, AI meeting tools, phishing risks, and why even small companies need to take cybersecurity seriously. Scott also explains how EDC has worked alongside Pharma-Safe as its IT needs have grown, creating a partnership built on trust, flexibility, and long-term support.</p>
<p>This episode is a practical look at technology, security, and the behind-the-scenes systems that help companies stay protected and keep moving.</p>
<p>Learn more at: <a href="https://pharmasafeind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</a></p>]]>
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The conversation covers co-managed IT, cloud security, remote workers, software creep, AI meeting tools, phishing risks, and why even small companies need to take cybersecurity seriously. Scott also explains how EDC has worked alongside Pharma-Safe as its IT needs have grown, creating a partnership built on trust, flexibility, and long-term support.
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Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Scott Lavergne of EDC to talk about managed IT services, cybersecurity, AI, and how business technology has changed over the years. Scott shares how EDC grew from hourly computer support into a managed services provider, and why that model helps companies solve problems before they turn into bigger issues.</p>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Scott Lavergne of EDC to talk about managed IT services, cybersecurity, AI, and how business technology has changed over the years. Scott shares how EDC grew from hourly computer support into a managed services provider, and why that model helps companies solve problems before they turn into bigger issues.
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This episode is a practical look at technology, security, and the behind-the-scenes systems that help companies stay protected and keep moving.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Wade Berzas for a powerful conversation on perseverance, leadership, business growth, and the systems that help companies keep moving forward. Wade shares his background in entrepreneurship, sales, coaching, and the winding road that eventually led him to become an EOS Implementer.</p>
<p>Wade also talks through the life-changing plane crash he survived in 2019, the people who were lost, and how that experience reshaped his view of work, leadership, and purpose. From there, the conversation moves into what it takes to build a company that can withstand adversity, create accountability, develop people, and keep improving one step at a time.</p>
<p>This episode is about resilience, honest leadership, hard conversations, and the discipline required to build a stronger business from the inside out.</p>
<p>Learn more at: <a href="https://pharmasafeind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</a></p>]]>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Wade Berzas for a powerful conversation on perseverance, leadership, business growth, and the systems that help companies keep moving forward. Wade shares his background in entrepreneurship, sales, coaching, and the winding road that eventually led him to become an EOS Implementer.
Wade also talks through the life-changing plane crash he survived in 2019, the people who were lost, and how that experience reshaped his view of work, leadership, and purpose. From there, the conversation moves into what it takes to build a company that can withstand adversity, create accountability, develop people, and keep improving one step at a time.
This episode is about resilience, honest leadership, hard conversations, and the discipline required to build a stronger business from the inside out.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Wade Berzas for a powerful conversation on perseverance, leadership, business growth, and the systems that help companies keep moving forward. Wade shares his background in entrepreneurship, sales, coaching, and the winding road that eventually led him to become an EOS Implementer.</p>
<p>Wade also talks through the life-changing plane crash he survived in 2019, the people who were lost, and how that experience reshaped his view of work, leadership, and purpose. From there, the conversation moves into what it takes to build a company that can withstand adversity, create accountability, develop people, and keep improving one step at a time.</p>
<p>This episode is about resilience, honest leadership, hard conversations, and the discipline required to build a stronger business from the inside out.</p>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Wade Berzas for a powerful conversation on perseverance, leadership, business growth, and the systems that help companies keep moving forward. Wade shares his background in entrepreneurship, sales, coaching, and the winding road that eventually led him to become an EOS Implementer.
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This episode is about resilience, honest leadership, hard conversations, and the discipline required to build a stronger business from the inside out.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Tully Blanchard for a wide-ranging conversation on leadership, sales, faith, service, and the oil and gas industry. Tully shares how growing up around the oilfield shaped his respect for the men and women who work offshore, and how those early experiences still guide the way he approaches business today.</p>
<p>The conversation covers what it means to lead with humility, build real relationships, serve clients well, and stay grounded in an industry built on trust. Tully also talks about the role of organizations like LAGCO, the importance of connecting people across the industry, and why young professionals should consider the energy sector as a meaningful and honorable career path.</p>
<p>This episode is about service, grit, gratitude, and the kind of leadership that puts people first.</p>
<p>Learn more at: <a href="https://pharmasafeind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</a></p>]]>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Tully Blanchard for a wide-ranging conversation on leadership, sales, faith, service, and the oil and gas industry. Tully shares how growing up around the oilfield shaped his respect for the men and women who work offshore, and how those early experiences still guide the way he approaches business today.
The conversation covers what it means to lead with humility, build real relationships, serve clients well, and stay grounded in an industry built on trust. Tully also talks about the role of organizations like LAGCO, the importance of connecting people across the industry, and why young professionals should consider the energy sector as a meaningful and honorable career path.
This episode is about service, grit, gratitude, and the kind of leadership that puts people first.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Tully Blanchard for a wide-ranging conversation on leadership, sales, faith, service, and the oil and gas industry. Tully shares how growing up around the oilfield shaped his respect for the men and women who work offshore, and how those early experiences still guide the way he approaches business today.</p>
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<p>This episode is about service, grit, gratitude, and the kind of leadership that puts people first.</p>
<p>Learn more at: <a href="https://pharmasafeind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</a></p>]]>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Tully Blanchard for a wide-ranging conversation on leadership, sales, faith, service, and the oil and gas industry. Tully shares how growing up around the oilfield shaped his respect for the men and women who work offshore, and how those early experiences still guide the way he approaches business today.
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This episode is about service, grit, gratitude, and the kind of leadership that puts people first.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Robert Moore, also known throughout the industry as “Bullet,” to talk through nearly five decades of experience in the oil and gas business. Robert shares how he got his start in the Gulf of Mexico, the mentors who helped shape his career, and the lessons he learned working across offshore operations, logistics, well control, environmental services, and hurricane response.</p>
<p>The conversation covers the value of hard work, listening to experienced hands, building real relationships, and staying committed through the ups and downs of the industry. Robert also speaks to the importance of telling the true story of oil and gas, especially for the next generation considering a career in energy.</p>
<p>This episode is a grounded look at offshore experience, leadership, mentorship, safety, and the people who keep the energy industry moving.</p>
<p>Learn more at: <a href="https://pharmasafeind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</a></p>]]>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Robert Moore, also known throughout the industry as “Bullet,” to talk through nearly five decades of experience in the oil and gas business. Robert shares how he got his start in the Gulf of Mexico, the mentors who helped shape his career, and the lessons he learned working across offshore operations, logistics, well control, environmental services, and hurricane response.
The conversation covers the value of hard work, listening to experienced hands, building real relationships, and staying committed through the ups and downs of the industry. Robert also speaks to the importance of telling the true story of oil and gas, especially for the next generation considering a career in energy.
This episode is a grounded look at offshore experience, leadership, mentorship, safety, and the people who keep the energy industry moving.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Robert Moore, also known throughout the industry as “Bullet,” to talk through nearly five decades of experience in the oil and gas business. Robert shares how he got his start in the Gulf of Mexico, the mentors who helped shape his career, and the lessons he learned working across offshore operations, logistics, well control, environmental services, and hurricane response.</p>
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<p>This episode is a grounded look at offshore experience, leadership, mentorship, safety, and the people who keep the energy industry moving.</p>
<p>Learn more at: <a href="https://pharmasafeind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</a></p>]]>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with Robert Moore, also known throughout the industry as “Bullet,” to talk through nearly five decades of experience in the oil and gas business. Robert shares how he got his start in the Gulf of Mexico, the mentors who helped shape his career, and the lessons he learned working across offshore operations, logistics, well control, environmental services, and hurricane response.
The conversation covers the value of hard work, listening to experienced hands, building real relationships, and staying committed through the ups and downs of the industry. Robert also speaks to the importance of telling the true story of oil and gas, especially for the next generation considering a career in energy.
This episode is a grounded look at offshore experience, leadership, mentorship, safety, and the people who keep the energy industry moving.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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                    <![CDATA[What Oilfield Companies Need to Know About Risk and Insurance w/ BC Thibeaux | Pharma-Safe Podcast Ep2]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with B.C. Thibeaux, Senior Vice President at Hub International. B.C. shares how his career in insurance began with experience in the Lloyd’s of London marketplace, where he studied energy and marine insurance before returning home to Lafayette, Louisiana.</p>
<p>The conversation covers the unique world of specialty insurance, how relationships with underwriters can shape outcomes, and why clear communication matters when companies are managing risk. B.C. also explains the importance of reviewing Master Service Agreements, understanding policy endorsements, and making sure oil and gas companies have the coverage they need before problems arise.</p>
<p>This episode is a practical look at the details behind insurance, safety, contracts, and risk management in the oil and gas industry.</p>
<p>Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</p>]]>
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The conversation covers the unique world of specialty insurance, how relationships with underwriters can shape outcomes, and why clear communication matters when companies are managing risk. B.C. also explains the importance of reviewing Master Service Agreements, understanding policy endorsements, and making sure oil and gas companies have the coverage they need before problems arise.
This episode is a practical look at the details behind insurance, safety, contracts, and risk management in the oil and gas industry.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with B.C. Thibeaux, Senior Vice President at Hub International. B.C. shares how his career in insurance began with experience in the Lloyd’s of London marketplace, where he studied energy and marine insurance before returning home to Lafayette, Louisiana.</p>
<p>The conversation covers the unique world of specialty insurance, how relationships with underwriters can shape outcomes, and why clear communication matters when companies are managing risk. B.C. also explains the importance of reviewing Master Service Agreements, understanding policy endorsements, and making sure oil and gas companies have the coverage they need before problems arise.</p>
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In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with B.C. Thibeaux, Senior Vice President at Hub International. B.C. shares how his career in insurance began with experience in the Lloyd’s of London marketplace, where he studied energy and marine insurance before returning home to Lafayette, Louisiana.
The conversation covers the unique world of specialty insurance, how relationships with underwriters can shape outcomes, and why clear communication matters when companies are managing risk. B.C. also explains the importance of reviewing Master Service Agreements, understanding policy endorsements, and making sure oil and gas companies have the coverage they need before problems arise.
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                                            <![CDATA[<p>The Pharma-Safe Podcast is a place for real conversations with the people who know the oil industry firsthand. From offshore medics and company leaders to veterans, first responders, and industry partners, each episode looks at the work, stories, and people behind keeping crews safe.</p>
<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with retired U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Bobby Henline, a veteran, comedian, motivational speaker, and founder of Forging Forward. Bobby shares his story of surviving a roadside bomb during his fourth tour in Iraq, the long road of recovery that followed, and how humor became part of how he moved forward.</p>
<p>The conversation also covers Combat Hero Bike Build, an organization that builds customized motorcycles for catastrophically injured veterans and, moving forward, eligible first responders. Bobby talks about receiving his own bike, the freedom it gave back to him, and the impact of what he calls “wind therapy.”</p>
<p>This episode is about resilience, service, brotherhood, and the responsibility to keep showing up for the men and women who have given so much.</p>
<p>Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</p>]]>
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The conversation also covers Combat Hero Bike Build, an organization that builds customized motorcycles for catastrophically injured veterans and, moving forward, eligible first responders. Bobby talks about receiving his own bike, the freedom it gave back to him, and the impact of what he calls “wind therapy.”
This episode is about resilience, service, brotherhood, and the responsibility to keep showing up for the men and women who have given so much.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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<p>In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with retired U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Bobby Henline, a veteran, comedian, motivational speaker, and founder of Forging Forward. Bobby shares his story of surviving a roadside bomb during his fourth tour in Iraq, the long road of recovery that followed, and how humor became part of how he moved forward.</p>
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<p>This episode is about resilience, service, brotherhood, and the responsibility to keep showing up for the men and women who have given so much.</p>
<p>Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page</p>]]>
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                    <![CDATA[The Pharma-Safe Podcast is a place for real conversations with the people who know the oil industry firsthand. From offshore medics and company leaders to veterans, first responders, and industry partners, each episode looks at the work, stories, and people behind keeping crews safe.
In this episode, Pharma-Safe sits down with retired U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Bobby Henline, a veteran, comedian, motivational speaker, and founder of Forging Forward. Bobby shares his story of surviving a roadside bomb during his fourth tour in Iraq, the long road of recovery that followed, and how humor became part of how he moved forward.
The conversation also covers Combat Hero Bike Build, an organization that builds customized motorcycles for catastrophically injured veterans and, moving forward, eligible first responders. Bobby talks about receiving his own bike, the freedom it gave back to him, and the impact of what he calls “wind therapy.”
This episode is about resilience, service, brotherhood, and the responsibility to keep showing up for the men and women who have given so much.
Learn more at: PharmasafeindPharma-Safe Industrial Services Home Page]]>
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                    <![CDATA[Jesse Marsalis]]>
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