IES Holdings ($IESC) podcast mentions

Timestamped IES Holdings ($IESC) mentions across our podcast corpus.

  1. Yep, they've done it. But they can't do nut transplants because, say, like, what is a dick transplant? A dick transplant? You get an actual dick from a dead guy. Like, say you're in Afghanistan, you're in an IED, your dick and your balls get blown off of you. It's happened before. They will transplant a dick onto you, but no balls. No balls. You know why?
    Joe Rogan · The Joe Rogan Experience · #2559 - Sam Morril · 2026-09-29
  2. Vehicle-borne IED.
    Shawn Ryan · The Shawn Ryan Show · #343 Jimmy Watson - John McAfee's Bodyguard Reveals the Dead Man's Switch · 2026-09-28
  3. I'm not, I'm not processing it because it's happening so fast around me. Um, in fact, the Raven 2-6 team that I just leave, I literally left and they get blown up. Their lead truck gets hit by IED and hidden in a watermelon stand with a follow-on attack of small arms. And so my homies, uh, The front two turret gunners, a dual turret. One of them loses half of his arm. The other one shot out like a rocket onto his head. His head swollen up. He gets unrecognizable. And I'm going to the hospital, seeing this, holding these guys' hands, watching four Army guys die right in a row, screaming out, you know, Mom, Mom, Jesus, Jesus, and just fading out. I saw that shit.
    Jimmy Watson · The Shawn Ryan Show · #343 Jimmy Watson - John McAfee's Bodyguard Reveals the Dead Man's Switch · 2026-09-28
  4. The first half of the marketing year is where the bulk of the feed and residual demand is used. So maybe there's some revisions. But unless that happens, I just don't see that being the case. I do think exports were a little bit stronger than what the USDA has. So yeah, I'm at a 1.890 billion bushel carryover for corn. That's down from the USDA's average— or the USDA's last estimate of 1.92. The average trade guess, by the way, is 1.918. The trade's not looking for really any change for this quarterly grain stocks number, or IE, last year's ending stocks number. And for soybeans, you know, the trade's looking for 324 million bushel grain stocks or ending stocks. That's down 1 million bushel. That's virtually unchanged from the last USDA estimate. I'm at 333, just slightly higher. Believe it or not, I think crush came in just a little bit lower than the USDA's target.
    Ted Seifried · Commodity Week · Sep 25 | Commodity Week · 2026-09-25