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Do You Even Chopper? is the official podcast for THE TON Magazine. THE TON is a Pacific Northwest motorcycle and lifestyle magazine created by motorcycle, tattoo, and rock and roll enthusiasts huddled in the rainiest drenched stretches of highways in the world. for more information visit: http://thetonmag.com
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Professional mountain biker Payson McElveen sits down with some of the biggest names in sports and adventure to get an inside look at what sets them apart. With no script, the casual conversations are as diverse as the guests, with topics ranging from harrowing tales of survival, to debates on current events, to everyday tips and tricks and everything in between. As Payson travels the world for his two-wheeled day job, listen in as he rubs shoulders with and learns from some of the most insp ...
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Jenny Kane, who covers marijuana for the USA TODAY Network, examines America's shift toward legalizing marijuana by telling the stories of the people who are living it: pot farmers, rural sheriffs, a professional mountain biker, a Cordon Bleu cannabis chef. In each episode, Jenny talks to them about how their jobs, lives and dreams have changed as more of America is legalizing the country's most controversial herb. You don't have to be a stoner to listen. We're not. We're just interested in ...
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Black Like Me with Dr. Alex Gee is a podcast that invites you to experience the world through the perspective of one Black man, one conversation, one story, or even one rant at a time.
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Sarah Sturm is back, fresh off of winning Migration Gravel in Kenya. As usually happens when she and Payson start chatting, the conversation covers a broad range of pressing topics. Did Sarah watch Cole Paton ride to his doom in a rainstorm just before recording the show? Will Cole reply to Payson’s texts? What is tempo? Why did the runners at Hard…
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WHEN SH*T HITS THE FAN Military Martial Arts Martial Arts Unveiled: The Realities of Conflict Management and Self-Defence In the latest episode of our podcast, we delve into the intricate world of martial arts with a focus on conflict management and self-defence. Our guests, Chris Chandler and Michael from the PolArm Academy, bring a wealth of expe…
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Dylan Stucki has dabbled in just about every bike-related career out there. He's worked as an equipment tester, mechanic, and race promoter, and even found the time to do some pro racing along the way. These days, one of his main roles is team manager/mechanic/and all-around support system for his fiancée, Sarah Sturm. Payson caught up with Dylan t…
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New Zealand cyclist Samara Sheppard has found success in multiple disciplines, including cross country (she won a U23 World Cup in 2012 and is a multi-time New Zealand and Oceania champion), road (she nearly landed a contract with one of the most prominent WorldTour teams in 2019), and marathon (she’s placed 5th and 6th at the marathon world champi…
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As co-founder of SkratchLabs and co-author of the FeedZone cookbooks, Chef Biju Thomas has played a major role in how cyclists fuel themselves. He and his family emigrated from a rural part of Southern India to Colorado when he was 10. As a teenager, he fell in love with cycling right around the time he started working in restaurants, and dreamed o…
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A year and a half ago, Paige Onweller was working as an emergency PA and racing bikes on the side. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, she won Big Sugar. Recognizing that she had a fraction of the racing experience that her competitors had, Paige quit her job, built out her sprinter van, and got to work racing weekend after weekend around the country. …
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Lea Davison thought long and hard about her retirement, but even when she finally decided to bring her mountain biking career to a close, she didn't have any intention of slowing down. During her racing career, she won a silver and a bronze medal at the World Championships, placed third overall in the 2015 World Cup series, and went to the Olympics…
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Unified Fighting Systems Jeet Kune Do!!! Step into the World of Martial Arts with Andy Gibney In the latest episode, we had the immense pleasure of hosting Andy Gibney, a seasoned martial artist whose journey is as captivating as it is inspiring. From the early influences of television heroes like Roger Moore in "The Saint" to the legendary Bruce L…
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Trains, a moto crash, the hero pull of the day, and two peeing mishaps are just some of the crazy moments from Unbound that make the cut in this episode. As the race expands every year, so does the potential for chaos within the peloton. Payson rounded up some of the most striking examples that you didn't see in any on-the-day coverage. Click to WI…
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This year’s Unbound was one of the most dynamic and exciting in the event’s history, featuring two new winners, separate starts for the elite men and women, and a nine-up sprint at the women's finish. Payson caught up with two of the top riders to get the lowdown from inside the men’s and women’s fields. We also hear from some of the riders across …
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In this episode of "Do You Even Chopper?" we speak with with builder, artist, designer, and show producer Jimmy Dean Horn. Jimmy is a member of the Chickasaw Nation, and has worked in design, advertising, and fine art. We talk bikes, living in New York, Los Angeles, and Santa Fe and much more. Support the Show.…
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Unlocking Bruce Lee's Mindset: A Journey with Chris Kent Have you ever wondered what it takes to think like Bruce Lee? Chris Kent, a renowned martial artist and Jeet Kune Do (JKD) expert in conversation with Andrew Staton, takes us on an enlightening journey into the philosophies and mental strategies that shaped Bruce Lee's life. This episode is a…
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Jasper Ockeloen started racing on the road in the Netherlands when he was 8 years old and took up cyclocross not long after. The combination has come in handy now that he’s turned his focus to gravel and the increasingly popular discipline of beach racing, where he's a two-time European champion. This month, he’s back in the U.S. to tackle Unbound …
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This is the second in a series on Alzheimer’s on both a personal and medical research level, focused on the impact on Black and Indigenous people. Hear about Dr. Gee’s collaboration with University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Alzheimer’s Research Department, including his guests Dr. Carey Gleason, MD and Dr. Fabu Carter. Dr. Carey Gleason shares the sci…
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JKD MINDPOWER!!! Lak Loi Interview Lak Loi talks to interviewer Andrew Staton about how he discovered the MIND POWER in JKD; Dive into the inspiring journey of Lak Loi, a Jeet Kune Do instructor from London. Discover how Bruce Lee's philosophy transformed his life and led him to teach mental and spiritual cultivation. Don't miss this episode! #mart…
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At 46, Kateřina Nash has been racing bikes for three decades and continues to compete at the highest level. Originally from the Czech Republic, she competed in skiing throughout her early life, even competing in two Winter Olympics before discovering a love for mountain biking. She was part of the first cohort of the groundbreaking LUNA Pro Team in…
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This is the first in a series on Alzheimer’s on both a personal and medical research level, focused on the impact on Black and Indigenous people. Rev. Lilada and Dr. Alex Gee share funny stories about their mother after the effects of Alzheimer’s. They discuss some of the signposts of Alzheimer’s for others dealing with those in their lives They al…
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Kenny Belaey started riding professionally at age 9 when he and his brother began doing trial biking shows in their native Belgium. Since then, he’s racked up nine UCI world championship titles in the discipline, more than any other rider. But even during the peak of his racing career, Kenny kept up with the performance circuit, using the shows as …
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HOLLYWOOD JKD SUPREMO!!! Amazing Ron Balicki JKD Martial Arts & Movie Legend reveals all from the frontline of training, stunting and performing in Hollywood, Los Angeles to movie specialist Andrew Staton about; What's it like being in STAR WARS as a Tuscan Raider? What is Diana Inosanto doing in the STAR WARS world? How did their kids react to see…
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BIKERS BRAWLERS BADASSES!!! Symposium Interview What is real violence? What is it like to live in the world of Bikers, Brawlers, and Badasses? What happens when sh*t hits the fan on Ancient Battlefields to Modern Prison? Mahipal Lunia Explorer in Residence at the Immersion Institute explains to Mick Tully what the next symposium will reveal 19/22 J…
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After participating in the Life Time Grand Prix in its first two years, Taylor Lideen missed out on a spot this year. While that might leave some riders struggling for motivation, it’s done the opposite for him. Two weeks ago, at Sea Otter (the first Grand Prix race of the season), he snagged 6th place, just seconds off the podium. The next weekend…
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PRISON FIGHT CULTURE 52 Blocks Revealed!!! Professor Shadow or Ken Goodman instructor in 52 Blocks and 52 VTK reveals everything about the PRISON FIGHT CULTURE born in the cells and yards of prison. He talks to Mick Tully about his life, surviving early street fighting years in Brooklyn, New York and then 24 years plus 1 inside the state penitentia…
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Dr. Gee welcomes Nolan Dunham, one of the founders of the Madison chapter of the Black Motorcycle Club. They connected while Nolan was working in the community. He explains the history of why the original Black motorcycle clubs were formed. Nolan also talks about misrepresentations of motorcycle groups with the club’s commitment to the community an…
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Star Trek JKD!!! with John Carrigan reveals how he came to be knocked out by William Shatner on the Star Trek set!!! How are Star Trek and JKD combined? John Carrigan reveals all to interviewer Andrew Staton; Why does he look after Bill Shatner? Star Trek Ticonderoga Touring the Star Ship Enterprise Fighting in Engineering What was it like growing …
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The Grand Prix is back and Hannah Otto is here to give a rundown of the first race of the season. She and Payson discuss the opposite tactics that played out in the men's and women's races, which new and returning riders caught their attention, and how the Cape Epic might have influenced the podium. They also answer a few listener questions and rev…
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Martial arts and action movie legend Keith Cooke talks to Andrew Staton about; Bandanas and the famous Double Split Kick China O'Brien 1 and 2 Being bullied Discovering Bruce Lee Impact of Bruce Lee Seattle Kung Fu Club refused entry Hung Gar Roger Tung Jimmy Hendrix Quincy Jones Forms Grand Championships How did he break into movies? What is Picas…
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Justified Anger had drastically shifted the experiences and thinking of the white people who have become connected through the educational opportunities. Andrea Dearlove was an early attendee of Justified Anger's Black History for a New Day course and it drastically transformed her personal and professional priorities. She discovered that when whit…
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After four years of pestering, Payson has finally convinced Nichole to return to the show to talk about her most recent trip to Uganda. In 2017, she visited the country for the first time to teach pathology residents and, based on her experiences and newfound connections there, started Path of Logic, a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving …
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It takes a particular kind of grit to win the grueling 800-mile Atlas Mountain Race, and Cynthia Carson did it on less than five hours of sleep. The rising bikepacking star has had quite a year, winning Spain’s infamous desert race Badlands in September and becoming the first woman to finish in the top 10. Cynthia joins Payson this week to talk abo…
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Dr. Gee talks with the experienced consultant, Jim Bower, about empowering visionary leaders to actually create the social change that they envision. Listen in on the ongoing conversation these two men have about how to approach the cross-cultural work of addressing racism in a local community, in particular through their work in developing The Cen…
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In this episode of Do You Even Chopper? We speak to artist Mike Mastrangelo (@saucerman63 on instagram) about his work in the music business, the Gun Club, punk rock, Evel Knievil, his love of motorcycles, and the prolific amount of shirts he has produced in the past several years and much much more. Support the Show.…
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At 21 years old, Luke Lamperti is already riding for one of the biggest teams in the WorldTour, Soudal–Quick-Step, and he's hit the ground running. Since the season began, he’s racked up podiums at the Challenge Mallorca, the Muscat Classic, and the Tour of Oman, solidifying his place as a young rider to watch. Before signing with Quick-Step, he ra…
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Amazing Cynthia Rothrock Martial Arts & Movie Legend Interview Martial arts and movie legend Cynthia Rothrock talks to movie specialist Andrew Staton about; How did Cynthia start in martial arts? When and how did she become involved in the movie business? Was she part of the West Coast Demonstration Team headed by Ernie Reyes Snr? Why did the searc…
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Danny Lane Retired US Marine, Cop, Senior Instructor Chuck Norris Interview The legendary Danny Lane in conversation with Mick Tully reveals; What is the World Bushido Federation? How did he become involved? What is the aim of the organisation? Is it an elite Oscars of the martial arts? How will it promote martial arts? What is his background? How …
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At approximately 12:30 a.m. last weekend, Beth McBride crossed the finish line of Mid South to a thunderous reception. The race is known for its celebration of riders of all levels, and the final rider to cross the finish line is arguably more of a celebrity than the first rider. Payson sat down with Beth to talk about her race, including overcomin…
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As long as motorcycles have been around, leather jackets for protection against road surface accidents have been part of the overall aesthetic of a "biker". Today we talk to Bennie Goodson, co-owner of Langlitz Leathers out of Portland, Oregon. For over 75 years Langlitz Leathers has been a leader in the production of high quality leather goods des…
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Sandi Reinardy discusses how she and the Court Observer team have developed the program with the goal of holding the court accountable and advocating for a just system. Hear how it is unavoidable to see the impact of race in the courtroom and sentencing process. Sandi shares how the data they collect is used and how the system responds to informati…
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In 2019, Morgan Aguirre decided to step outside of her comfort zone. Having never competed in any sports, she rented a bike from her local Trek store with the goal of riding 50 miles. Things escalated quickly, and soon, fellow Seattle resident (and now WorldTour rider) Veronica Ewers saw her posts on Strava and asked her to join the Fount Cycling G…
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In this first episode of the "Do You Even Chopper? Podcast" THE TON Magazine editor Timothy Grisham talks to Copasetic Magazine Editor Johnny A Harris about following your passion and starting a magazine. Visit THE TON Magazine website: https://thetonmag.com/shop Listen to the podcast: https://thetonmag.com/podcast Support the show: https://www.buz…
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During his eight years in the WorldTour, Paul Voss rode for some of the most successful teams in the sport, including Milram, Endura Racing, and Bora-Argon 18. In that time, he raced in multiple Grand Tours, and even wore the polka dot jersey for a stage of Tour De France in 2016. But in that same year, he was pushed off the Bora team when Peter Sa…
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