We made it to 1/2 a year with these podcasts and I decided to test my limits of rambling solo for an episode. There is some silly, some serious although not very much and some very random ramblings from myself. Even the serious is peppered with joking so I hope you enjoy. 

Matteo and I were roommates each summer for a couple years and we got to know each other pretty well. He went on to start a successful engineering company. He even has multi color pens and coffee mugs with his name on it. If that doesn't say "you made it" I am not sure what does. 

Raymond is a professional scooter rider/ youtuber. Not long ago neither of those things were real, but Raymond is making it pretty obvious that if you set your mind to something, anything is possible. 

Although Trish is much more than J. A.T. (just a trainer) that does end up being how she is widely known by her fans and athletes which are one and the same. Trish travels the world helping athletes at many different  types of sporting events.  

Bill is the director at the Cormier youth center in Andover, Massachusetts. For decades he has helped the young adults of the greater Boston area become who they are meant to be. 

Steve was a big part of Woodward camp for a long time. This is the first of potentially many story times with Steve coming soon. We got to sit down and hear how things started for him at camp as well as some fun camp stories. 

Hannah is an 18 year old bmx world champion.  At the time of posting this if it were not for the Covid pandemic she would be competing at the olympics this weekend. Find out what it takes to be at the top of the game. 

Leigh was a pro BMX rider that over the years has worn many hats and he has done a bunch of stuff too. He is currently the Mongoose bikes team manager. Leigh has been around for a while and seen a lot during his journey with his bike. Spoiler, there is also an appearance by an unexpected guest. 

Daniel is from Caracas, Venezuela and has been chasing the dream of the Olympic gold medal his whole life. Daniel is one of the best to do it and is always up for a last minute guest to stop by and record great conversations. 

Keith was a staple in the early stages of the BMX community in the northeast. After a long journey to see where his bike would bring him he eventually went on to compete at the highest level in his sport at the X games and invented a trick 10 years ago that very few still do today.