Do You Even Chopper?

On this episode of the Do You Even Chopper? podcast we talk to Biltwell Inc. co-founder Bill Bryant about the company's history, the El Diablo Run, Kernville Campout, and Northwest Motofest.  Support the show

In this episode of Do You Even Chopper? we talk talk to Donner Party Picnic co-organizer Mark Highlove about motorcycles, entertainment industry, and dealing with life's ups and downs. Support the show

We sit down with Tyler (Honda Wizard) and talk about punk rock, small town living, Honda choppers and much more and this episode of Do You Even Chopper? Podcast.  Support the show

In episode 13 of Do You Even Chopper? we speak to Alexa from Rag Moto Mag on everything from neuroscience to writing to riding and everything in between.  Support the show

In episode 12 of Do You Even Chopper? We speak with Haylee from Lil Sweeties Shop. You can follow her on instagram with the at tag Haylorization.  Support the show

Dollar Country is a non-profit physical archive of obscure country, bluegrass, gospel, and other Americana music and history. In episode 11 of Do You Even Chopper? Podcast we speak to Frank the Drifter - host and curator of Dollar Country.  Support the show

Crooks Moto out of Boise, ID is a YouTube show, apparel company, and much more. Originally started by childhood friends, Crooks has grown into a developing motorcycle brand. In this episode we talked to the guys at Crooks and discuss starting a YouTube show, growth, and much more. https://crooksmoto.com/ https://www.instagram.com/crooksmoto Support the show

In episode 9 of Do You Even Chopper? Podcast we return from our summer break with a conversation with Krispy Co. owner Alex English about his company, motorcycles, living in the Sierra's and much more.  Support the show

THE TON Magazine editor Timothy Grisham and artist Tony Morgan talk Born Free 15 on the road back to the Pacific Northwest. Support the show

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

In this episode of "Do You Even Chopper?" The Ton Magazine editor Timothy Grisham speaks to Bend, Oregon's 6 Volt Cycles owner Jason Koschinitzke about his shop - moving to rural Oregon from Chicago, the Steel Stampede, Hot Pipes Show, Born Free, the 1 Moto and much more. Support the show

In this week we speak to publisher of Traditional Chopper Magazine about his first year publishing a quarterly magazine, the three years to develop the magazine, Detroit, Daytona, and much more.  Support the show

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

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 designed for motorcycle riders and more. Vi...

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.buzzsprout.com/2327346/su... *** Coapasetic...

In this first episode of the "Do You Even Chopper? Podcast" THE TON Magazine editor Timothy Grisham talks to Choppers Magazine Editor Cary Brobeck about bringing a dead brand back to life, and his time editing chopper magazines. Support the show