In a full-circle finale, Coffee with Jim and James wraps up its journey where it all began—Texas Gas Association (TGA). The episode is a heartfelt celebration of industry friendships, leadership transitions, and a few emotional mic drops.
Jim announces his recent move to GridHawk Holdings, reflecting on 25+ years in the industry and the relationships that shaped his journey. He emphasizes that while roles may change, the bonds in the utility sector remain strong. The episode features conversations with outgoing and incoming TGA chairs (Kyle Slaughter and Jeff Henderson), who share their vision for a growing, more inclusive association, including bringing associate members like Coleman Sterling (EWN) into leadership roles.
<a title="Coleman Sterling" href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/coleman-sterling-a5325622/">Coleman Sterling</a>, <a title="Billy Kidd" href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/billy-kidd-pte-b36aa0199/">Billy Kidd</a>, <a title="Larry Alspaugh" href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/larry-alspaugh-7a4a7b66/">Larry Alspaugh</a>, <a title="Jeff Henderson" href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-henderson-9750a4138/">Jeff Henderson</a>, <a title="Kyle Slaughter" href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyle-slaughter-7438459/">Kyle Slaughter</a>, and other guests reflect on industry evolution, knowledge sharing, mentorship, and how much younger generations are changing the game—with more empathy, more tech, and a lot more humility.
The team gets nostalgic, sharing behind-the-scenes stories, unexpected highlights from traveling across North America, and what they’ve personally gained—from learning field operations firsthand to sparking conversations about mental health and sobriety.
<a title="Ashley Jesko" href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashley-jesko-09a7a156/">Ashley Jesko</a>, a behind-the-scenes powerhouse, is recognized for her pivotal role in expanding the show’s reach in its final year, injecting creativity and connecting with new voices.
In closing, Jim, James, and Ashley reflect on what the show gave them: visibility, humility, a broader platform to serve, and lasting friendships across the industry.
It’s not just a goodbye—it’s a thank you. And maybe, just maybe, a "we’ll be back

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