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A quick visit with the men who make the magic #mopedoutlaws #enjoy
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Most important of all, Jennifer Johnson answers the age old debate about hospital food — why does it exist? And that’s not all! We talk about intuition’s importance to health and healing, free medical care’s merits and challenges, her personal experience with the recent pandemic (recent? we’re almost at five years!), and most important of […]
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At the age of 53, John Graham found his calling and has helped over 2,500 men and women restart their lives after prison. He and his wife, Kathy, founded the non-profit Good Samaritan Home, a safe place for a person to get back on their feet. He’s 76 and in his words, just now hitting […]
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Easy answer from our guest, Richard Pellegrino, to our episode’s title: “Being awakened and enlightened to the fact of oneness, that we are essentially one.” And this is just in the first five minutes of riding with Marc and me. This is an excellent episode about exploring individual identity and the quest for truth—for oneness. […]
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Barby Ingle is an author, media personality, public servant, wife, motivational speaker, patient advocate… are you getting the picture here of Barby’s character? There’s another aspect I believe is important to note about Barby in this opening paragraph. Barby lives with multiple rare and chronic diseases. 24/7. There are some simple generalizations about Barby, Marc, […]
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We had a chance to talk to a true artist. Doug Wendt is an award winning film maker, DJ / VJ, Radio Host, author , musicologist, and Marc’s uncle. He has insightful points of view on history, creativity, music, culture, and film. Sitting with him was thought provoking and inspiring. You can find more if […]
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In this episode Anna shows us the way to authentic being and living openly. Her story is a powerful recognition of how we can strip off the outward facade to reveal our essence. along the way discovering our highest purpose. No on said it would be easy, but her story inspires us all to reach […]
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Our visit with Lulu Picart is surprising and full of novelty. Lulu has paid her dues and done amazing work. A voice actor, screen actor, music director, song writer, holds a bachelors in political science, and an MBA in leadership. Our discussion reveals a person who is full of humor, insight, and flair. Expect the […]
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First, as we say in our intro, this recording is fraught with technical challenges. However, we believe the content is very worth the effort necessary to listen. Our guest this week is Gao Motsemme, an Embodiment Queen, Soul Liberator, Certified Change Expert, and Quantum Witch Doctor. Any one of those titles is a lot to […]
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We are happy to bring back someone we consider a friend, author Dick Wybrow. It seems we’ve been doing this long enough that we are starting to have friends that come from riding with Moped Outlaws. We really get into some deep things with Dick. He really shared quit a bit from his experiences and […]
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We have the honor of welcoming Ben Alper as a guest. Ben has lived a very quiet life writing comedy for the greats. Joan Rivers, David Letterman, and that guy with the hair, Jay Leno. What Ben has to say is lacking any pretense. His soft spoken humor and humility are a delight. But make […]
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“No, Bitch, I’m yelling at you! ” ~ Tawni Michelle We have the honor of welcoming Tawni Michelle as a guest to her first podcast episode. I came across Tawni’s TikTok account, actually her b/u account, a few days after our episode with Dr. Carson had posted… so toxic masculinity was still strongly on my […]
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“Symphony Of The Digital Void – Episode 165.” We hang today and talk about My Golden Gate Bridge walks, uploading our consciousness to a server, our mutual friend Syd, the right to end one’s life, AI Poetry, and even get Chat Gpt to write a macabre poem. Symphony of the Digital Void In twilight halls […]
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“The view is really bad from under the bus.” ~ Chris A. Underwood We hang today with author, father, sailor, programmer, and all-round friendly gentleman from Ohio—Chris Underwood. Chris recently published the last book of his The Cold Winter trilogy, the first one published in 2017. Interestingly, the first story takes place with a newly […]
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Our guest today, Ben Oofana, is practitioner of indigenous practices he learned while apprenticed with a traditional Kiowa Medicine Man. After an initial “hello” that has much more depth then normal, we get into Ben’s experiences living in Sri Lanka during their recent civil war. It might seem like a big leap, however, Ben has […]
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It is in your community… Our guest today is Dr. Marlene Carson, founder and Executive Director of B.L.A.S.T., Black Leaders Against Sex Trafficking. Dr. Carson has decades of personal experience healing the dark, and sometime bitter, harms created in the sex trafficking industry. This is a heavy episode, and I believe a healing one. Marlene’s […]
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We did a live stream, since our scheduled guest canceled at the last minute. We berate the guest a bit – and acknowledge there has been extremely solid reasoning for the cancelations. So, after some beratement, we talk about… global “Blue Screens of Death”, politics… and quantum realities; we are the creator of our dreams. […]
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Due to an act of violence in our scheduled guests life, we all thought it best to reschedule. Marc and I believe a very deep and educational conversation is going to occur when our scheduled guest, Dr. Marlene Carson of Black Leaders Against Sex Trafficking, is able to join us for a recording. In the […]
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Moped Outlaws Episode 159 Marc and Greg sit down just the two of us and talk about fun stuff including playing a few music tracks. Highlights include funny introductions, stories about friends, and a general lack of seriousness about anything. #mopedoutlaws #enjoy
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This is a powerful hour plus with our very special guest, Tony Schmaltz. He willingly answers deep questions like, “What is your opinion of Lazy Boy furniture?”. That’s how we roll… and Tony rolls right with us. There is so much in this episode about taking responsibility for one’s thoughts and experience. And I think […]
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