My good mate Aly, from "Real Housewives of Moto" joins us for episode 86 and the conversation goes in many directions, podcasting, moto moms, moto dads, mental health in moto, marketing, office dynamics, neurodivergence, WMX, music, reading, writing and of course a little moto!
Enjoy.

Privateer hero Logan Leitzel checks in to talk about his moto life, from developing the Cobra 65 as a wipper snapper to making his first 450SX Main Event this year. Cheers mate and good luck for the rest of the season.

What a story. From a Taco minibike to Supercross title winning mechanic and Supercross winning team manager, "DaveO" has worked with or competed against just about every legend of the sport. Known for his drive and passion, it certainly shows in our conversation. Thanks Dave.

The 83 himself, my old mate Trent, former racer, turned podcaster turned TV star checks in for some bench racing about AusProMX, AMA Nationals and Megan Fox. Cheers mate

Aussie privateer hero Elijah Wiese checks in to talk about our friend Joel, the AusproMX as it heads towards the halfway point of the season and the final round of AMA supercross. As well as what he's been up to, stunt riding in movies and trying to master his golf swing. Cheers mate.

Scotty from the Vital MotoXpod show spares some time for a good ole bench race about Season 25, the Texas moto scene, his motorcycling life and batchelor parties on casino boats! Thanks dude.

Our guy Scott Meshey is back to talk about season 25, his main event at Arlington, his program with the McGinley clinic, thoughts on the Championship contenders and of course his bikes amazing GUTS seat. Good luck for the rest of the season dude.

The "Original" GL calls in for some good old bench racing about his motorcycling life, his love of vintage restorations, the Langston Motorsports bike show, growing up in South Africa and dreaming of California, and even bit about his kid who i recall, was pretty fast! Thanks Gerald.

A British MXGP star of the 1980's, Rob has a great story. As a child Rob didn't even know that dirt bike's were a thing, and didn't start racing until 15 years old, eventually he made it to podium results in the 500cc World Championship, and representing Great Britain at the MXDN. Plenty more great stories too, you can read them all in his autobiography The Inside Line, available at robandrewsmx.com.

Like Steve, Pete started his own show a couple of years ago. Mental 4 Moto covers the Aussie and Victorian scene and has well and truly elevated the coverage. An interesting bloke too! Cave Diver, Boxing, Jujitsu and more. We get into plenty of mental health talk too. Cheers Pete.