In this episode, Ethan White shares his journey from skateboarding to professional motorcycling, discussing the challenges and triumphs he faced along the way. He emphasizes the importance of mindset, self-awareness, and community in both racing and entrepreneurship. The discussion also touches on daily regimens, the impact of supplements, and the significance of kindness while living on the road. Ethan's insights into personal growth and the Hooligan racing movement provide valuable lessons for anyone looking to pursue their passions and embrace change. In this engaging conversation, Ethan White shares his journey from racing motorcycles to building a successful business in the motorcycle and e-bike industry. He discusses the importance of starting with a kinder market, building relationships, and the challenges of navigating the e-bike market. The conversation emphasizes the significance of passion, authenticity in marketing, and the need for a solid process in business. Ethan also highlights the global reach of his business and the role of community engagement in the motorcycle world, ultimately encouraging listeners to find their passion and embrace new experiences.

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Trevor Bird, the dynamic general manager and co-owner of Durango Harley-Davidson and the Four Corners Motorcycle Rally. In this episode, Trevor shares his journey from a small-town upbringing to becoming a key figure in the motorcycle community. Discover how he navigated personal challenges, embraced sobriety, and built a thriving business while maintaining a strong commitment to family and community.

Trevor's early life and introduction to motorcycles The pivotal moments that shaped his career Insights into managing a successful Harley-Davidson dealership The importance of community involvement and giving back Personal stories of resilience and growth.

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Join us as we dive into an engaging conversation with Adam Colborne, a key figure in the motorcycle and event production world.

Discover how Adam's journey from founding Foundation Moto to creating the OTR brand has been fueled by passion, community, and a love for storytelling.

Key Topics:

The inception of Foundation Moto and the OTR brand The significance of community in the motorcycle culture Adam's experiences with event production and the challenges faced The Ride to Clear initiative and its impact on mental health awareness Personal stories and insights from Adam's career and collaborations

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Follow Adam Colborne on social media: Foundation Moto, Wheelhouse Media, Old Town Revival and visit ride2clear.com to learn more about the Ride to Clear initiative.

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We sit with Teach and his lovely wife Amy to talk Vintage motorcycles, high school shop class, and what it takes to make a marriage work. Nothing like a really good talk with some of your favorite friends.

Chris Wilson played pro basketball in his younger days and is now co-owner/teacher at Khali Yoga in Charlotte, NC Now also a mentor to young male athletes Chris sits in to talk about his personal journey to being a better version of himself and being a servant.

Long time friend Mariah Harmony sits in to talk dogs, motorcycles, love, and swamp life in South Louisiana. All while being hunted by bumble bees.

Chef Justin Warner sits down to talk about the Food Network experience and the many life lessons you pickup as you go with the flow of life. From his start as a bus boy to his current life as a proud father, tv presenter, and restaurateur.

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Brad Richards, VP of Design and Creative Director of Motorcycles at Harley-Davidson, joins us for a hang where we talk about 1st memories, design, and the future of the culture. As always we have some great hotline calls to catch up on.

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In the inaugural episode of the I Speak Good podcast, host Dumptruck shares his personal journey from becoming a voice in the radio, music and motorcycle communities. He reflects on his experiences in Memphis on Beale, his transition into radio, and his adventures as an MC for roller derby, Jack Daniels, Harley-Davidson and various events across the globe.

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