Ride Boundless

On this episode, Robert talks to Rob from 1WheelRevolution about all the preparation he does on his bikes to turn them into the stunting monsters we see on his instagram. They go deep into products, brands and functionality.

On this episode, Robert chats with Sal Zvik, track racer about how he started racing, California tracks and what would he recommend to new racers out there.

On this episode, Nate gives a macro view to the UFO phenomenon thought history. During his 10 years of research and travels, he gives us all the tools to go down a deep investigation into what the government might be hiding from us.

On this episode we talk to Vic Padilla, expert on the aftermarket industry and part reviewer. We discuss about the media that we consume to get our info on the latest part releases and latest experiences with our motorcycles.

On this episode, we discover the world of movie stunts, martial arts and fight choreographers.  Jeremy Marinas and Sonja Wajih tell us about their beginning and how the life of a stunt progresses from set to set throughout all the movies we know.

On this episode, we talk to Trevor Hibbs, artisan, welder, sailor but most importantly, award winning dyna rider.

On this episode, Robert steps into the world of our friend Nate Scholz.  Between COVID cover-ups, alien encounters, psychedelic explorations and much much more, this episode is an introduction of many paradigm shifting ideals we’ll be exploring and expanding upon in coming episodes we’re calling The Nate Series.

After many references and recommendations in past episodes, we head out to Riverside, CA to meet with Brian Murray of SoCal Supermoto.  Brian is a pioneer in the field and on this episode we find out how he started one of the best schools in the country.

On this episode, we learn about the hard lessons that life has given to our friend Lynwood to shape him into the man we know today. @op.tic_entertainment

On this episode, we learn about the beginning of META magazine and the members who founded it. If you haven't seen their publication, get one, read it but most importantly, smell it. It's old fashioned real printing.