• Brook MacDonald
• Danny Hart
• Eddie Masters
• Gee Atherton
• Greg Minnaar
• Laurie Greenland
• Loic Bruni
• Loris Vergier
• Luca Shaw
• Martin Maes
• Miranda Miller
• Rachel Atherton
• Steve Peat
• Tahnee Seagrave
• Tracey Hannah
• Troy Brosnan

Kyle Warner may hold three North American Enduro Tour titles but he values those as secondary to the impact that bikes have had on his life. Growing up in Chico, California, Kyle's family struggled with financial challenges as his mother was ill and the economy went bust. Through these dark times of having very little to eat and living in an abandoned home, Kyle found bicycles could help him escape, even if just for a few hours each day. Enjoy his inspiring story and see how bicycles played a pivotal role in shaping his future.

• Growing up in Chico, California, with a mother who was sick 
• Having his family go bust during the economic down-turn in 2008 
• Finding bikes, going to trails, digging and escaping home life 
• Dropping out of school to help take care of mother and to ride 
• Investigating independent study programs on his own and graduating 
• How his local bike shop helped saved his life 
• Being taken under wing of Thunder Bringers mountain bike race team in Chico 
• Squatting in a house with his family for 3 years and finally building a pumptrack in its backyard 
• The rise of his competitive career rise which equaled 3 NAET championships 
• Kyle's desire to help get more kids on bikes 
• The secret to manualing 
• Who he hates being beaten by 
• His favorite rider to watch and how that favorite rider is inspiration because they don't ride much in the off-season as they model suits 
• How he's getting more and more into e-bikes and his vision for getting more people on bikes 
• Th future of enduro and how enduro has changed over the last couple years 
• Losing excitement for enduro racing when the races turned into long, grueling days 
• Martin Maes winning a World Cup DH and will enduro racers continue to cross over? 
• Racing blind and how the early days of enduro were frustrating because people were training on the courses 
• Kirt Voreis 

Sean McClendon, better known as Griz, is a one of mountain biking's greatest community members. He grew up racing downhill, eventually making his way into the pro ranks as a national level contender in the U.S. Throughout his race journey, he set out to keep mountain biking fun and spirited with the Low Budget Rollers, the 2Six Stallions and eventually put on the first MTB whip contest, the Sideflight Champs. In 2010, Griz suffered a major injury at the National Champs where he over-jumped a massive gap jump. The crash impact pushed both femur bones through his hip sockets almost taking away his mobility. His road to recovery was long and challenging, but he persevered and continues to ride hard. Today he's part of the crew at Deity components as National Sales manager and Fresh Blood talent scout. Enjoy the episode with a passionate mountain bike family member who is a true inspiration.

Brandon Turman hosts The Inside Line this week with special guest, Joey Schusler. Brandon says, "I had the pleasure of catching up with a long-time friend of mine, Joey Schusler. In recent years Joey has played a big role as a rider, director, filmer, and photographer in some truly incredible films and features that you've no doubt laid eyes on. This was recorded in Snowmass, Colorado at the 17th Annual Yeti Tribe Gathering, a multi-day get together of Yeti owners and fans in a rad location, riding bikes and having a great time. Snowmass is a place where Joey has a lot of history as a race winner, so it was only fitting that we touch on his journey from local grom to US hopeful, World Cups, World Champs, enduro racing, and how they have helped fuel the adventures he's up to today. Enjoy the show!"