The Wolf And The Shepherd

The Wolf AND The Shepherd wanted to discuss the undead blood sucking leeches hiding in the shadows, draining unsuspecting folks of their life force, but rather than talking about the US congress, they opted for vampires instead.

Scott "Junior" Ereckson is the author of The Unknown Mongol, a book about the history, story and tale of unforgettable experiences throughout the 30 years Junior has been apart of the Mongols Motorcycle club. Come experience life as he knows it from his first book, The Unknown Mongol. 

Junior's second book details his experiences as the unforgiving steel doors of freedom slam behind him. Go with Junior on this wild roller-coaster ride to hell and back.   Experience the ins and out of Los Angeles County Jail "the closest place to hell on earth" then on to California State Prison. Hold on tight as you share the happiness, sadness and relationships in this unbelievable but true gripping expedition of one man's life.

Find his books on his website, scottjuniorereckson.com 

Junior joined the San Diego [DAGO] chapter of the Mongols Motorcycle club in 1980 at the young age of 20, which is how Scott Ereckson got the nickname Junior. After serving prison time for the first retaliation in the well known war against the Hell's Angels, 

Serving as National President in 1988-89, then again from 1996 to 1998, Junior has also been a member of 7 different chapters and a founder of 3.

Junior was a member of the Mongols M.C. for over 30 years, has held every office obtainable in the club and become one of the most recognized and respected in the outlaw biker world.

Junior has been part of a nationally televised show on National Geographic called the Outlaw Bikers, Masters of Mayhem.

The Wolf AND The Shepherd sit down and discuss the Jerusalem Syndrome, a little know psychological disorder where people who visit the holy land experience strange mood swings and messiah complexes. However, they both agree, the old name of the disorder was so much better. Take a listen to find out what it used to be called.

The Wolf AND The Shepherd sit down with Landon Hughes, a speech therapist specializing in treating autistic children and discuss the ins and outs of the mystery behind autism, and the good news is this is the last of our episodes that had the audio issue.

(We still had some audio issues on this one as well, but the good news is we figured out what we did wrong) Happy New Year! The Wolf AND The Shepherd take a stroll down dementia lane as they review what happened in 2020.

(Our audio was a little bit iffy on this one. We're not quite sure what happened.) The Wolf AND The Shepherd discuss beards, the kind that you grow on your face that is. In their discussion, a couple of products from twobeards.club were reviewed and a surprising use was found. Our friends at twobeards.club have a special promo offer for you. Use the promo code "WolfShepherd" to get 10% off of your order of $20 or more!

Iain Parke imports industrial quantities of Class A drugs, kill people and lies (a lot) for a living, being a British based crime fiction writer.

He became obsessed with motorcycles at an early age, taking a six hundred mile cross-country tour to Cornwall as soon as he bought a moped at the tender age of sixteen and after working as a London dispatch rider, He built my first chopper in my bedroom at university, undeterred by the fact that my workshop was upstairs.

Armed with a MBA degree, he worked in insolvency and business restructuring in the UK and Africa which inspired his first novel The Liquidator a conspiracy thriller set in East Africa. Whatever you do, don’t take it on holiday as your safari reading!

This was then followed by his ‘Biker Lit’ series of the Brethren outlaw motorcycle club crime thrillers, set amongst UK outlaw bikers which is currently in TV development.

Today he lives off the grid, high up on the North Pennines in Northumberland, UK with his wife, dogs, and a garage full of motorcycle restoration projects and I’m working on a number of book projects.

The Wolf AND The Shepherd discuss the celebration of Christmas, both in the US and the UK, tackling the commercialization, traditions, and differences in celebrations.

The Wolf AND The Shepherd discuss time travel and whether or not we think it exists. Of course, no time travel discussion is complete without talking about the movie series Back To The Future and the Shepherd discovers a plot hole which frustrates him and makes him have to watch the movies yet again.