Rob from Throttle Downunder stopped by (via Zoom) and shared what it's like being a Youtube content creator. He gives us all some insight into the good and bad sides of being a content creator on Youtube, from where it all started, to what he has planned. Rob also shares his passion for learning and growing.

Rochelle is the better looking, sassy firecracker from Harley Throttle Juice, an Australian vlogging, Pie connoisseur, Harley loving long distance rider with her partner Rog. Not only does Rochelle jump on her CVO and enjoy every second of it, she's making up for lost kilometres by doing big rides. While the CVO is her fave ride, she has never let any bike stop her from doing 1000 km days in the saddle, whether that be an old clunker Yamaha FZR, to an Iron 883. Rochelle is an iron butt contended and a motorcyclist proper!

Linda is a good friend of mine that I couldn't wait to have on the show, not only because she rides one of the most rarest motorcycles in the world, but because she has some amazing stories from cop chases, to starting motorcycle races from the back of the pack to becoming a Castrol and NGK sponsored racer.  Linda shares her adventures and stories with us from a different perspective. She mentions her autism gives her a unique sensation and I believe a unique way of riding a motorcycle. So I hope you enjoy this firecrackers of an episode.  If you do, please subscribe and share this with your riding buddies.

In this episode we have Steph from Fempro Armour (Formerly MissMXGear) who not only completed the ride across the Simpson Desert, but came to realise that protective motorcross gear was rubbish. Rather than accept that, she created her own gear that every woman who takes part in high impact hobbies and activities should know about.

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Samantha from the Pink Ribbon Motorcycle Ride joins us today at Bikes Burgers Beers to share some great insight into the organisation as well as her involvement and passion for all things motorcycles. Samantha really does eat, sleep and breath bikes. Married to a rider, who is also a mechanic and has been a postie, with a nice history of bikes, mostly hovering around "classic" Japanese stuff from the mid to late 90's. Something that appeals to me as that is when I started riding.

When you think of rider training, there aren't a lot of options. When starting out, it can leave you confused, or worse.... disappointing. That's where Girl Torque.cc steps in. Fabienne is a one woman driving force.... ahem, riding force that will help you even before you have gone for your license.  

When Spanner was introduced to me, I honestly didn't expect to hear about all these other stories about how much she has achieved by helping those who needed help the most. I was enthralled to hear her speak about the change from Hospitality to getting her hands dirty, working on motorcycles, but also falling into owning her own motorcycle workshop that helps many men and women continue, or consider riding a bike after minor or severe injury or loss of limb. Spanner makes it possible for all of us to enjoy riding motorcycles when you might think it is otherwise impossible.

If anyone needs an introduction more than I am capable of coming up with, it's Jacqui Kennedy. A political motorcycling pioneer who had ridden the Swiss Alps carving up Ducati motorcycles on a scooter, been nearly everywhere in Australia on our beloved and familiar Postie bike (A Honda CT110), and shared amazing stories about roads and places she's travelled along in the footsteps of amazing adventurers that existed long before Ted Simon thought about jumping on a bike. Respectfully without a doubt.

To help bring you better stuff and help my workflow I have made the podcast publish date Thursday's. This will make the efforts of bringing out new episodes to you better for me and spread out the publishing deadlines between the Youtube channel and the podcast.

I wasn't sure what to expect when I asked JD from Madam Rider Australasia to be on the show. I knew she had this great female inspired online magazine but what she shared today was so much more. Have a listen and find out where it all started from.

You can find the online magazine at - https://madamrideraustralasia.com/

Be sure to check her out on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/madam_rider_australasia/

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/MadamRiderAustralasia

Business Directory - https://madamrideraustralasia.com/business-directory/

Featured Article - A powerful story from edition 1, about how riding can push you way beyond what you thought were your extreme limits - https://madamrideraustralasia.com/ed2-home-page/ed2-featured-articles/

Our favourite Aussie larrikin - https://madamrideraustralasia.com/fs2_barberingbiker/