Tina Coleman smiling in an off-the-shoulder floral top beside the cover of her book “Fifty Fabulous and Fckable,” featured as Guest Rider on Moped Outlaws Episode 225.

Unapologetically Alive: Tina Coleman’s Sacred, Sexy Midlife Rebirth ❤️‍🔥🔥❤️‍🔥💦

There are conversations that enter softly… and then there are the ones that walk in wearing thigh-high boots, holding a candle, and whispering, “You ready to tell the truth?”

This was the latter.

When Marc and I sat down with Tina Coleman for Episode 225, we thought we were getting a fun, fiery chat about her new book, 50, Fabulous, and Fuckable.

We did get that.

But we also got a masterclass in desire as compass, midlife reinvention, erotic spirituality, grief alchemy, sobriety, divine feminine fire, and the kind of laughter that only shows up once you’ve lived through some shit and come out glowing.

Guest Links:
Beacons: https://beacons.ai/transformbecourageous
Amazon Presale: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G3Y3MBN2
IG: https://www.instagram.com/transform.be.courageous
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@transform.be.courageous

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Inside the Empire of Orgasm: A Conversation with Ellen Huet

Inside the Empire of Orgasm: A Conversation with Ellen Huet.

There are stories we read, and there are stories that read us. Our conversation with journalist and author Ellen Huet belongs to the second category. What begins as an exploration of the now-controversial OneTaste community becomes a meditation on desire, belonging, power, vulnerability, and how easily a transformational practice can slide into exploitation. Ellen’s new book, Empire of Orgasm, opens the door to a world where healing and harm are often intertwined—and where human longing becomes both catalyst and trap.
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Portrait of Cameron Smith against a black background, looking directly at the camera, featured as the guest rider for Moped Outlaws Episode 223.

If the World Hates You, Turn It Into a Movie 🍿🎥🎬

A Moped Outlaws dispatch from the trembling edge of the human condition.

You know you’re in for trouble when a documentary opens with scripture.
Not the soft, comforting kind.
The kind etched into prison walls and whispered by prophets who’ve seen too much:

“If the world hates you…”

Cameron Smith’s Website
https://www.creativitytheory.org/tlboe

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From Violence to Vision: Ken Cox on AI, Creativity, and the Human Future

There are guests who entertain, guests who inspire, and then there are guests who arrive carrying a lightning bolt of lived experience, insight, and unfiltered heart. Ken Cox is the third kind. His life began in homelessness, violence, and institutional walls—yet what he built from that beginning is nothing short of stunning.

He’s a technologist who co-founded a global data-center company, a creativity coach shaping the next generation of artists and innovators, a stand-up comedian, a boxing coach, and a man designing frameworks for a world where robots do the labor and human beings finally get to live. Read more

Comedian and writer Alice Fraser featured on Moped Outlaws Podcast Episode 221, titled “Cheeky Enlightenment: Ridiculous Sacred Stories.”

Cheeky Enlightenment: Ridiculous Sacred Stories with Alice Fraser 🌏🤣❤️‍🔥🐦‍🔥

Explore more from Alice Fraser:
🌐 alicecomedyfraser.com
💸 patreon.com/AliceFraser
📖 A Passion for Passion — Amazon link
🔗 Linktree | 📘 Facebook | 📸 Instagram

There are guests who make you laugh, and then there are guests who make you wake up laughing.
Comedian, writer, and philosopher-in-disguise Alice Fraser does both.

When she steps into the Moped Outlaws ride, she brings the kind of presence that feels half-monk, half-mischievous-trickster — the kind of person who can talk about the Holocaust, motherhood, and capitalism’s hand-dryers all in one breath, and somehow make it holy. Read more

Aaron Scott guest feature on Moped Outlaws podcast episode 220

Before We Forget: Awakening with Aaron Scott

Awakening in the Age of Aquarius with Aaron Scott

In this episode, author Aaron Scott joins Greg and Marc for a ride of a lifetime.
What does it really mean to awaken? Not in the “hippie dippie” sense of escapism, but in the grounded, lived experience of reconnecting with who we truly are? In this week’s episode of Moped Outlaws, we welcome back Aaron Scott — author of Before We Forget: Awaken Within, Arise Together — for a conversation that dives into the heart of conscious living.

Aaron shares his own path from Wall Street’s relentless chase to a deeper encounter with integrity, nature, and human connection. Together, we explore the myths of separation, the distortions of hierarchy, and the possibility of parallel structures that honor cooperation over domination. Awakening, as Aaron reminds us, is not just about inner peace — it’s about shifting how we build our societies, nurture our relationships, and honor the rhythms of the natural world.

“Awakening is about shedding the indoctrinated scaffolding society has imposed on us. It’s not fringe or esoteric — it’s the most practical thing we can do to live consciously.”
Aaron Scott, author of Before We Forget

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Black-and-white portrait of guest John Colbert beside the Moped Outlaws logo with text reading “Guest Rider John Colbert, episode #219.”

Damaged, Not Done: Laughing Through Family Wreckage 🌊❤️‍🔥👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Some stories heal you because they make you laugh when you shouldn’t.

In this episode, author and ad man John Colbert joins Greg and Marc for a wild, heartfelt ride through family, grief, and the creative mess of staying human. His book Damaged Goods captures how humor keeps us alive — even in the wreckage. From Star Wars nostalgia to parenting chaos, John shows us how laughter and loss can share the same heartbeat.

“When things get serious, I think of a joke — not because I’m broken, but because humor’s how I survive.”
John Colbert, author of Damaged Goods

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Author AM Geever featured on Moped Outlaws podcast episode #218.

Darkest Light & Ravaged Skies AM Geever on Apocalypse, Punk, and Redemption #218

From Zombies to Solar Storms: AM Geever’s Post-Apocalyptic Journeys

What drives our fascination with the end of the world? Is it fear—or the hope of a fresh start? In this week’s episode of Moped Outlaws, author AM Geever rides with us into the dark, thrilling territory of apocalypse fiction. Known for her zombie novels and her latest work Darkest Light—a story set after a devastating solar storm—Geever explores why collapse captivates our imagination, and what it reveals about who we are. Read more