Moped Outlaws Season Six announcement graphic with text “Season Six Begins January 12”

🚦 Season Six Is Starting Soon

Moped Outlaws is warming up the engines once again.

Our new season officially begins January 12th, and we couldn’t be more excited to get back on the road with you.

New conversations.
New voices.
The same spirit of curiosity, humor, and truth-seeking that keeps us rolling.

If you’ve been riding with us for a while—thank you.
If you’re just discovering the show—welcome aboard.

More details coming soon. For now, just know this:

The ride continues. 🛵💨


Marc & Greg

Moped Outlaws hosts Marc Wendt and Greg Wilker during the Season Five closer episode Ride or Die, reflecting on doubt, commitment, and the road ahead

Ride or Die: Doubt, Commitment, and the Road Ahead — Season Five Closer

Season finales have a way of telling the truth—whether you intend them to or not.

This final episode of Season Five of Moped Outlaws wasn’t planned as a manifesto. It didn’t begin with a guest reveal or a polished agenda. In fact, it started with absence. A scheduled guest didn’t show. Again. And suddenly, the conversation turned inward—toward doubt, endurance, and the quiet decision to keep showing up anyway.

What followed was one of the most honest conversations we’ve had behind the microphones.

This episode is just us, Marc and Greg—no performance, no polish—reflecting on what it means to stay committed to a creative partnership across five seasons, nearly six years, and hundreds of conversations. We talk candidly about the emotional cost of producing a podcast, the strange mix of disappointment and concern that comes with no-show guests, and the deeper question that emerges underneath it all: Why do this at all?

I’ve been thinking a lot about not wanting to do this anymore—and I keep showing up anyway.
~ Marc

That line lands because it’s real. And because it opens the door to what this episode is truly about—not quitting, but choosing again. Read more

Bent, Not Broken: Living a Congruent Life in a Fractured World; A Conversation with Rivka Bent

There are conversations that inform, and then there are conversations that initiate. This one belongs to the latter. Sitting with Rivka Bent feels like standing near a steady fire: warm, clarifying, and impossible to fake. She doesn’t speak about congruency. She embodies it. Through grief, faith, family, and fierce honesty, Rivka reminds us that a life cracked open by loss can still be a life that gives warmth and light.

“That weight never leaves my hands. I just get stronger with its presence.”

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Deadair Dennis Maler performing stand-up comedy on the Moped Outlaws podcast

Laughing in the Dark: Deadair Dennis Maler on Comedy and Survival

Some conversations feel planned.
Others feel necessary.

This one with Deadair Dennis Maler belongs to the second category.

What begins as a discussion about comedy—how jokes work, why audiences laugh, and what separates a good bit from a cheap one—slowly reveals itself as something else entirely: a meditation on survival, responsibility, mental health, and the strange role laughter plays when life gets uncomfortably real.

Dennis isn’t chasing shock value. He’s chasing truth, and he’s willing to sit in discomfort long enough for something honest to emerge.

At one point in the recording, Dennis accidentally drops off the call entirely—a brief technical glitch that feels oddly poetic in hindsight. The conversation pauses, resets, and resumes… much like the themes we keep circling: breakdown, recalibration, and finding your way back into the room.

Comedy, after all, isn’t about never losing the signal.
It’s about knowing how to re-enter when you do.

Comedy doesn’t save you from the dark—but it might help you survive it.

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Doug Lynam, former Marine and Monk, now wealth manager, discussing the Enneagram and financial health.

Marine, Monk, Money Manager: Doug Lynam on Taming Your Money Monster with the Enneagram

We’ve all heard of the Enneagram, but what if this powerful personality system held the key to unlocking your best financial future? In this riveting conversation, we welcome Doug Lynam, a man whose life path defies simple categorization: Marine Corps officer candidate, Benedictine monk, and now, a respected wealth manager. Doug brings his unique perspective to healing our collective, chaotic relationship with money. He explains that your financial struggles are not just about budgeting or market trends; they are directly linked to your childhood environment and the ego defenses it created. This powerful insight, grounded in neurobiology and psychology, introduces us to the idea of the “money monster” and how your Enneagram type defines whether you are a compulsive Bleeder or a codependent Bonder. Doug offers a radical new approach to achieving financial security, one that starts not with your bank account, but with your soul.

Guest Links:
douglynam.com

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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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