D&M's with DEAN

On this episode of the podcast I sit down with a good mate of mine Tim Butler.

Tim plays many roles within the mountain bike community here in Australia and around the world, from Father, coach, race offical and all around good guy and always willing to lend a hand.

Hope you guys enjoy!

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On this episode of the podcast I sit down with a close friend of mine who played a large part in helping my start my World Cup career.

David McMillan and myself have been racing bikes together since we were 13 and 14 years old through vic and national races and when it was time to go international we we decided to all jump in a old beat up transit van with 3 other mates and see how we’d go.

We go over the struggles of being a privateer at World Cups and trying to find help wherever you can along the way.

We also go over David’s change from racing to more of a free ride media personality and the start of the Vanzacs.

Enjoy!

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Okay guys on this episode of the podcast I sit down with a close friend of mine Johnny McLean.

Johnny owns and runs a massive import company in Newcastle called Lusty industries and has played a massive roll in so many up and coming kids life’s helping them achieve their goals and get to the top.

Johnny is a very humble person that has never really told this story so I’m very happy to finally get it out there!

I really enjoyed doing this one and I hope you enjoy it as well!

Thanks everyone.

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On this episode of the podcast I sit down with a close friend of mine the person who’s been racing for years at a state level and also an international level.

Josh button has to be one of the most positive happy people I know and has a great outlook on life and racing in general.

We talk about how you stepped away from racing for a while and then came back with a new love for it we also go over how he’s change some downhill to now racing enduro and also the highs and lows from the World Cup podium in his home country to being in a hospital bed in Scotland for months.

Enjoy!

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Today on the podcast Iv decided to go a little bit of a different direction and talk with someone that has no background in mountain biking but has an amazing outlook on life.

This will still be a mountain bike focused podcast but I’d also like to branch out to other people outside of the industry that I really enjoy talking with.

Ethan Stothers is a good friend of mine from Newcastle that I met through my old team mate Jack Moir.Ethan and I first made contact with each through dumb Instagram comments and then first met at the 2017 world champs in Cairns were we hit it off straight away.Ever since then every time we get together we always seem to have really good in-depth talk so I thought why not have one of those chats on the podcast.

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Today on the podcast I sit down with a guy that’s been racing in Australia for close to two decades now and still seems to have the same love for it as he did when he started.

Tim Eaton started off his racing career in downhill and moved himself to the pointy end of racing very quick and stayed there for years but now he has moved himself over to the enduro side.This year he will be competing in several EWS’s and will be pushing to secure a ride in 2021.

I wish Timmy all the best luck for the upcoming season.

Enjoy!

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On this episode of the podcast I set down with a close friend Jai Motherwell. We discussed racing together as juniors and how we’ve gone down different paths but still stayed in the same industry.

Jai has been building trails all over Australia for several years now and is about to head over to New Zealand to keep the dream alive.

We also go over the pressure parents put on the kids with racing, Where some could’ve kids could’ve been if they stuck with it and the effect the mental game has on your racing.

Enjoy!

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Today I sit down with two of the most stylish riders to grace a mountain bike.Kade Edwards and Kaos Seagrave have been gaining a lot of momentum through doing other non racing events such as whip off world champs and fest series.From starting off as full blown racers and building a name from there they are now seeing the impact and exposure they can get from doing these other events and really just having fun going big with the boys.

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On this episode of the podcast I sit down with two very close friends of mine.One being a former teammate of mine in 2017 and 2018 on intense factory racing and the other being at the forefront of coaching for a number of top World Cup racers.Charlie Harrison and Chris Kilmurray have slowly being working the ins and outs of World Cup racing and since they joined up in 2018 Charlie’s results have been on a up.Weather it be the mental or physical side of thing Chris believes can can lift your game and in prove your kills in both fields.

Listen to how the two got together and the strong relationship they’ve build over the last two years.

Enjoy!

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On this episode of the podcast I sit down with a good friend of mine that’s also the fastest guy to come out of Scotland in a long time.Greg Williamson has been at the pointy end of World Cup racing for years now and has gone through a lot of ups and downs over the years.From being a factory rider to becoming his own team manager and setting up his own deals in recent years Greg has had to deal with a heap of different situation though his racing career.We sit down the night before round #6 of the UCI World Cup and go over why he’ll be sitting on the side line for this race and possible next weekend in Switzerland.

Enjoy!

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