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Ralph Dunning is the founder of Foreign Rider, a clothing brand built around motorcycles, craftsmanship, and a belief in doing things the right way.

In this episode, we explore Ralph’s philosophy around business and life, slowing down, simplifying, resisting shortcuts, and putting intention behind the things we create and consume. We talk about his deep connection to motorcycles, the value of an analog life, why authenticity can’t be manufactured, and what it means to build something meaningful in a world that constantly pushes us to move faster and produce more.

This is a conversation about quality over quantity, staying true to what you believe in, and the lost art of doing things right.

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Dr. G has spent decades behind the scenes of professional motocross and Supercross, helping some of the greatest riders in the history of the sport keep their bodies functioning through crashes, injuries, and the relentless demands of racing at the highest level.

Having worked with legends like Ricky Carmichael, Ryan Villopoto, Ryan Dungey, Cooper Webb, Jett Lawrence and many more, Dr. G has had a unique window into what separates the very best. Not just physically, but also mentally.

In this episode, we explore the incredible demands motocross places on the human body, pain and injury, fear and resilience, the mentality of champions, and what decades of putting broken athletes back together has taught Dr. G about the limits of the human body.

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In this episode, I step to the other side of the microphone with Yoshimura’s Pivotal Pod for a conversation about following your curiosity, finding the courage to start over, and building a life around what you love.

We explore how motorcycles create connection, how adventure changes our perspective, and how creativity gives us a way to share what we discover. We also reflect on love, loss, letting go, and learning to appreciate the chapter you’re in while it’s still unfolding.

Thanks to the Yoshimura crew for giving me the space to share some of my own journey.

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Zach Osborne’s path to becoming a champion was anything but conventional.

After emerging as one of America’s most promising young motocross racers, Zach took his career overseas, spending years racing in Europe before eventually returning home and reaching the highest levels of the sport. His journey was defined by setbacks, injuries, sacrifice, persistence, and ultimately, championships.

In this episode, Zach and I talk about growing up racing motorcycles, his years in Europe, the hardest parts of being a professional racer, and what it took to finally become a champion.

We also get into retirement, life after professional racing, and why discipline remains such an important part of his life even when there’s no longer a championship on the line.

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Eric Hendrikx has spent his career telling other people's stories. He's interviewed icons, ridden with legends, and built a life around his passions for creativity and two wheels. But in 2017, a mountain road in the Swiss Alps nearly ended all of it. Today, he sits down to tell his own story, the crash, the comeback, and what one hundred riders from around the world taught him about why we really ride in his new book Motorcycle Life.

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Foreign Rider:⁠⁠⁠⁠ use code BYND for 20% off the best apparel in the world 

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Dan Kruger has spent his life racing some of the most dangerous motorcycle races on earth, including the Isle of Man TT and North West 200, pushing nearly 200 mph down public roads where one mistake can be fatal.

But Dan’s greatest battles have happened away from the racetrack.

In this episode, we talk about what drives someone to race so close to death, the focus and mindset required to survive at those speeds, and how living on the edge changes your perspective on life. Dan also opens up about his long battle with arthritis and chronic pain, his addiction to opioids and alcohol, and the difficult journey to getting sober and rebuilding his life.

This is a conversation about risk, addiction, mortality, recovery, and what a lifetime spent close to the edge can teach you about truly living.

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805 Beer⁠: a brand that supports the lifestyle and culture I love

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For more than two decades, Justin Brayton built one of the longest and most respected careers in professional Motocross and Supercross. His story is about persistence, patience, and the willingness to keep showing up long after most people would have quit.

Becoming the oldest rider to win a 450 Supercross Main Event at Daytona, Justin's career is proof that there is no standard timeline for success. Today, he's entered a new chapter as a commentator, analyst, and co-host of the AC & JB Podcast, bringing a lifetime of experience to a new generation of riders and fans.

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805 Beer⁠: a brand that supports the lifestyle and culture I love

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The night before we were originally scheduled to record this conversation, Leticia was involved in a horrific car accident. An experience that gave her an entirely new perspective on how quickly life can change.

In this episode, we talk about the accident and what it taught her about living fully, along with her journey through motorcycles, racing, journalism, entrepreneurship, and her work rebuilding and investing in her hometown of Cave City, Kentucky. We also explore her impact on women in motorcycling, the importance of community, and why sometimes the best life is the one that doesn't follow the plan.

Please take a moment to check out and support my amazing sponsors:

805 Beer⁠: a brand that supports the lifestyle and culture I love

⁠⁠Rider Justice⁠⁠: a law firm that stands up for riders

Foreign Rider:⁠⁠⁠⁠ use code BYND for 20% off the best apparel in the world 

Triumph Motorcycles: Enter to win a custom Triumph x Elvis Guitar case

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This week I sit down with young Kelana Humphrey to explore the journey that has taken him from the dirt tracks of Bali to becoming one of the most exciting young riders in motocross and freeride.

We talk about growing up between cultures, the influence of his father—legendary photographer Dustin Humphrey—the lessons he's learned through motorcycles, and the philosophy behind his motto, "Ride Everything." We explore the balance between racing and freeriding, the pressure of growing up in the spotlight, and becoming an adult while chasing an unconventional dream.

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Foreign Rider:⁠⁠⁠⁠ use code BYND for 20% off the best apparel in the world 

Triumph Motorcycles: Enter to win a custom Triumph x Elvis Guitar case

805 Beer⁠: a brand that supports the lifestyle and culture I love

⁠⁠Rider Justice⁠⁠: a law firm that stands up for riders

Fox Racing⁠⁠: check out the MX26 collection

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This is the story of a journey across the endless Mongolian steppe.

With little more than faint tracks to follow, we rode through a vast landscape of rolling grasslands, mountains, deserts and ancient ruins, experiencing the nomadic culture and incredible hospitality of the people who call this place home.

Along the way, Mongolia taught us something about freedom, impermanence, and presence in wherever the road takes you.

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Foreign Rider:⁠⁠⁠⁠ use code BYND for 20% off the best apparel in the world

805 Beer⁠: a brand that supports the lifestyle and culture I love

⁠⁠Rider Justice⁠⁠: a law firm that stands up for riders

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