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A firsthand look at the emotional effects of the outlaw motorcycle lifestyle and the public perception it has. Join us as we take a deeper look at the psychological impact of a lifestyle lived outside the accepted social norm.

  1. 2 days ago

    Seeking History and Brotherhood but had to leave the Club

    For a limited time, our listeners get 50% off FOR LIFE, Free Shipping, AND 3 Free Gifts at Mars Men at https://www.mengotomars.com Pre-order "Outlaw Summit: Face to Face" at discounted promotional price of $4.99 with scheduled early October release at https://automoto/nowcast.cc In this episode, Jason, (former Hells Angels), and Mooch, (former Mongol), sit down with Will Conner a former member of the Boozefighters MC whose journey through motorcycle culture was driven by one thing above all else: the search for the next challenge. He talks about what first drew him to motorcycles and the parallels he saw between the competitive world of early sports and the brotherhood and challenge of motorcycle clubs. That same drive eventually led him to jiu-jitsu, where competition and pushing his own limits became another part of his life. But for him, one challenge was never enough. After experiencing life in a smaller club, he found himself looking for something bigger—and eventually made the jump into the Boozefighters MC. He shares what club life was really like, the bonds that came with it, and the challenges of balancing the demands of the club with life at home. His story doesn't end with motorcycles. Over time, that same pursuit of growth led him down an entirely different path, becoming a chiropractor and nutritionist and turning his passion for health, discipline, and helping others into a new chapter of his life. It's a conversation about motorcycles, competition, brotherhood, family, personal growth, and what happens when you're always looking for the next challenge.

  2. 7 Jul

    Interest in One Percenter Clubs became a Law Enforcement Career

    In this episode, Jason, (former Hells Angels), and Mooch, (former Mongol), sit down with one of their most controversial guests yet: former Utah gang detective Mike Lynes. Mike shares his journey from growing up in Southern California to a career in law enforcement, explaining what inspired him to become a police officer and eventually specialize in gang investigations. The conversation explores his work combating street gangs, drugs, graffiti, and organized criminal activity before turning to the world of outlaw motorcycle clubs. Mike discusses the creation of his widely known and often-debated newsletter documenting outlaw motorcycle clubs—a publication embraced by many in law enforcement but sharply criticized within the biker community. Together, they examine the ongoing debate over what is fact, what is perception, and where the lines between intelligence gathering and misinformation can become blurred. The discussion also tackles one of the most hotly debated topics in motorcycle culture: the difference between the terms "outlaw motorcycle club" and "biker gang," and why those words carry such different meanings depending on who's using them.This is an honest, respectful, and thought-provoking conversation that brings together two very different perspectives on a world that has long been surrounded by secrecy, controversy, and misunderstanding. Whether you agree or disagree, this episode challenges listeners to hear both sides of the story.

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A firsthand look at the emotional effects of the outlaw motorcycle lifestyle and the public perception it has. Join us as we take a deeper look at the psychological impact of a lifestyle lived outside the accepted social norm.

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