Convos On The Pedicab

Two of the founders of Flote (a new social media app and messaging platform) come on the Pedicab and talk about the importance of open communication, self sustainability, and how Bitcoin will pave the way for greater human autonomy.

Jujitsu practitioner, crypto investor and all around free spirit Chaz Bro Chill hops on the Pedicab and talks about the importance of living off the grid and not depending on the system for any of your basic needs.

Newly Elected Austin City Council Member Mackenzie Kelly gets back on the Pedicab in order to talk about our state's power failure, the immediate need to improve our infrastructure and how we as a City came together during an unprecedented event.

The GM of Halcyon Coffee hopped on the Pedicab and talked about how Halcyon was bringing live music back to Austin, as well as the open environment that Halcyon has created for both its employees and customers.

10th Planet Purple Belt Scott Richeson came on the pedicab and we had an extremely insightful conversation consisting of, but not limited to climate change, my future political aspirations, and Scotty's trip to......North Korea.

InfoWars Correspondent Jon Bowne comes back on the Pedicab.  In this episode, we talk about how the media is deliberately dividing us and how we can breakdown the fourth wall of communication in order to create a pro-human future.  

Delta Filmore is a former U.S. Marine who served two tours in Afghanistan during the Obama administration.  In this episode we talk about his experience in the Middle East, the opioid crisis and how the Game Stop short squeeze will lead to the greatest revolution in our society.  

Investor, entrepreneur and aspiring "pick up artist" hops on the Pedicab in order to talk about homelessness in Austin, financial education in black communities, and the book he is working on in order to help men pick up women and get out of their "dry spells."  Super Fun Episode.

Fred McGhee is the founder and President of the first black owned environmental consulting group in the United States.  He is also an ex Navy diver, anthropology professor and author of "The Peoples Plan", a community based and anti-displacement model for housing and land use.  Tune in as we talk about some of his life's works as well as the evils of neoliberalism.

Cyber Secutiry expert Kai Stransky hops on the pedicab in order to talk about the capital riots, what prompted them and how storming the capital poses a tremendous threat to our national security.

UT Basketball Legend Kris Clack hops on the pedicab where we talk about his career, the BLM protests, mask wearing and the need to implement financial education programs in the inner city.

John Keaton is a music producer, journalist, philosophy student, bartender and political activist.  John was heavily involved in the BLM protests over the summer and was kind enough to share both his thoughts and experiences as to what he saw go down.  

Marty Clarke is a comedian and hosts several comedy shows throughout the Austin area.  In this episode, we talk about the covid lockdowns and how this pandemic will reshape the future of comedy for years to come. 

Kevin McKay is a comedian, podcaster and professional internet troll who was an avid supporter of outgoing District 6 City Council Man Jimmy Flannigan.  Kevin was nice enough to come on the Pedicab so that we can squash our "twitter beef."  His podcast is called "Searching For Shame."

10th Planet Purple Belt and Author of Caponomics talks about Covid, BLM and how his political viewpoints got his book deal cancelled by his publisher.

InfoWars Correspondent Harrison Smith hops on the cab in order to discuss local politics, the new world order and lecture me on the evils of socialism.  

Brad Swail is a podcaster and host of The Austin City Councilman.  In this episode, we spoke about the upcoming District 6 runoff and share our criticisms of our developer friendly City Council.

Luis Rodriguez is the President and CEO of the WTFr's, a motorcycle club that raises money for both law enforcement and the military.  These past few weeks, Luis has been in the news for all the wrong reasons.  So we sat down in order to clear up some misunderstandings about both him and the group.

Lawyer, voting rights activist, former TX State Rep Candidate and conservative firebrand Jennifer Fleck comes back on the pedicab in order to talk about voter fraud and election irregularities in both Texas as well as in the United States.

#5 ranked grappler in the World and 10th Planet Austin Head Instructor Kyle Boehm stops on the pedicab in order to talk about Covid, Bill Gates, and the importance of jujitsu training in order to be a cop. 

Alexis Ferguson is an entrepreneur, non-profit leader, advertising executive, and mentor of the year finalist by Austin Under 40. She is also a volunteer for newly elected District 2 City Council Woman Vanessa Fuentes. In this episode, Alexis stopped by in order to talk about the importance of venturing out of our own echo chambers and being open to new perspectives during the pandemic.  

Aspiring reality tv star and world traveler Haley Robertson hops onto the Pedicab and discusses her upbringing, as well as the pros and cons for how New Zealand is handling the coronavirus.  

Trainer to numerous UFC FIghters and founder of VKNG NInja strength systems, Eski Melland hops onto the Pedicab in order to discuss his career, policing, and how the coronavirus lockdowns have changed his political viewpoints.  

Part owner of Coldtowne Theatre, an improv comedy club in northeast Austin talks about the importance of play and connection during a pandemic, as well as the need for actionable non-divisive solutions to heal our cultural divide.  

Medical Doctor and Former City Council Candidate Dr. Jen Mushtaler hops on the Pedicab and talks about how we can slow the spread of Covid keeping Austin open.