Priya Krishna

Reporter, New York Times

Priya Krishna on KCRW

Some truck drivers live full-time — and cook — in their big rigs, driving across the country to keep the supply chain going.

Truckers are cooking in their rigs amid long hauls and supply chain problems

Some truck drivers live full-time — and cook — in their big rigs, driving across the country to keep the supply chain going.

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