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Living Behind My Bars episodes
- E:6 - Living Behind The Bars of 2Wheels2Survive and our Veterans.There are about 22 military and veteran deaths a day which is too many. Join Michael and I as we hear how he is riding for the Men and Women who fought for our country.43 min
- E:5 - Living Behind the Bars of the Olympia Toy Run.The season of motorcycle hibernation is upon us as well as magical time of giving and joy. Join Santa Joe, Dan, Emily, and I as we talk about the anticipated Olympia Toy Run.29 min
- E:2 - Living Behind the Bars of Denver WoodsIt was fitting to kickoff this show with the man who inspired me to start the conversations with so many riders and to hear how he lives his Life Behind Bars! Tune in and let me introduce my friend and author of the Vtwin Life, Denver Woods. The first of hopefully many #MotorcycleManMondays36 min
- E:4 - Living Behind The Bars of Vanilla CyclesJoin the owner of Vanilla Cycles and I as we talk classic motorcycles as well as how he sells classic bikes and choppers to run his racing habit!57 min
- E:3- Living Behind The Bars of Christe - Ladies, This One’s For You.Join me in the conversation as I praise Paris McGowen foe being the first black female tech as well as talk about the stigma based around women and motorcycles. Then welcome Christe (@christe831) to the conversation as we work to inspire and encourage female bikers.40 min
- E:1 - Living Behind the Bars of Jenniie.This is a little insight into who I am and a part of my story of how motorcycles are part such a huge part of my life. All from my first ride until now.23 min
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About Living Behind My Bars
From the publisher's feed
Whenever I hear the roaring of an exhaust coming down the road, I immediately turn my head to see what type of Motorcycle it is singing from. As a motorcycle rider for the last 10 years, I can assure that the noise of a rumbling exhaust never gets old and that each bike has a rider with a story!
Those are stories that I want to be a part of and that's why Life Behind My Bars was started! On this platform, I engage in the conversations about why riders ride and what adventure their bikes have taken them on.
It doesn't matter what you ride as long as you ride!