• Corporate Comptroller Gil Jackson has a passion for motorcycling. Interesting Stats on Gil:

  • 30 years of riding
  • 400,000 miles
  • 20 motorcycles
  • One wife
  • One accident.
  • Ordered a new motorcycle from the hospital bed after the said accident
  • Popular YouTube MotoVlog

  Please listen to Gil share his tips and strategies about combining safety and joy while riding for business and pleasure.

North Caroline native Justin Cockerham tells us why it's great to ride in North Carolina and shares his outlook on safe riding. Justin is an accomplished track rider who loves to tinker get his ride just right. Enjoy this episode and please share with your friends and family.

In August, Porsche Taylor rode almost 2800 miles to Washington D.C. to speak in front of tens of thousands of people at the National March on Washington. And she spoke at the same place where Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered the exalted "I Have a Dream" speech. In this episode, Porsche talks about that ride and as well as sharing her love of riding and her personal approach to riding safety—especially in groups and in bad weather.

In August, Porsche Taylor rode almost 2800 miles to Washington D.C. to speak in front of tens of thousands of people at the National March on Washington. And she spoke at the same place where Rav. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered the exalted "I Have a Dream" speech. In this episode, Porsche talks about that ride and as well as sharing her love of riding and her personal approach to riding safety—especially in groups and in bad weather.

ho ho ho. It's August and it's our Christmas Show! Len shares the best safety secrets from the first 15 episodes of ArriveAlive with young riders Jamie Chiang and Lester Barret of New York City. Some might surprise you. They all will make you safer and happier.

Riding motorcycles in big cities can be very enjoyable and exciting. It's also extremely dangerous. Today Len and two seasoned city riders help you learn more about what it takes to own and ride safely in large urban areas so that you will have as much fun as possible. Insurance, theft prevention, Group Riding, and how to predict and react to danger are also covered.

Dr. Rebecca Kuo is a top spinal surgeon in Chicago and commutes to work on one Triumph, and riders a Triumph Daytona on the racetrack on the weekends! A certified adrenaline lover, Dr, Kuo shares her secrets for coming home alive whether it's on the street or carving an S-Turn on the track. And in this episode, she also shares tips for staying limber and pain-free before and after riding!

Wes Fleming's passion for two-wheeled cycles began with his bicycle that he'd ride around various air force bases growing up as a young boy. Wes's mechanical skills helped him get his first motorcycle just after high school and he's had the motorbike bug ever since. About 20 years ago Wes was in a crash that resulted in a case of PTSD. In this episode, Wes shares his path to physical and mental healing and some excellent safety advice. And Wes also explains what a sidecar is to our host, Len Bilello. :)

Canadian native Andrew Trevitt loved motorcycles from a very young age. He was a GP racer in Canada, became an engineer and moto-journalist for Sport Rider mag and others. In 2008, a car made an illegal turn causing Andrew to crash into the car. The result was Andrew being paralyzed from the waist down. We are thankful Andrew took the time to share some painful stories about the accident and how that has changed his life and how he "looks forward to every day" as you'll hear him say. Additionally, Andrew shares some very practical riding advice related to visual fixation and riding in the rain.

Reverend Sparks has been riding a Harley for years and is a former trial attorney and is a stand-up comedian and is a Senior Pastor at Madison Avenue Baptist Church in New York City. Susan has authored two books about spirituality and stand up comedy and she's been featured on Oprah, in the New York Times and on ABC, CNN, and CBS. She's also presided over the annual blessing of the Motorcycles in New York and worked with Mother Teresa's mission in Calcutta. Talk about a broad and diverse background! Listen to Rev. Sparks share her approach to safe riding and finding peace on her Harley!