Steven Morgan on Improv, Storytelling, and Workplace Culture – Moped Outlaws Podcast.

Making Each Other Look Good: The Improv Rule for Life E210

What happens when a Welsh comedian, a culture of storytelling, and corporate team-building collide? In this episode of Moped Outlaws, Marc and Greg sit down with Steven Morgan, performer, trainer, and accidental Netherlands resident, to explore how improv and narrative can reshape the way we connect at work and in life. From the Hero’s Journey to active listening, from comedy’s role in equity to the unexpected perils of Dutch “fat bikes,” this conversation is as much about laughter as it is about leadership. Read more

Ken Blackman guest appearance on Moped Outlaws podcast, episode 209

Rethinking Roles: Power, Equality & Intimacy Beyond Neo-Patriarchy E209

Neo-patriarchy — the revival of traditional gender roles in a modern context — is shaping conversations about love, power, and identity. But does it really serve us today? 🤔 Relationship coach Ken Blackman joins Greg and Marc to explore why so many women have fought to leave these roles, why men rarely choose them, and how couples can create something far more rewarding together. 💞 Read more

Dr. Glenn Toby in a navy suit and glasses, smiling with hands clasped — Moped Outlaws Podcast Episode 208

Govern Yourself Accordingly w/ Dr Glenn Toby #208

The Ride of a Lifetime: Dr. Glenn Toby on Moped Outlaws

This isn’t just another episode—it’s a full-body sermon on what it means to rise. From sleeping on benches as a child to standing on world stages, Dr. Glenn Toby speaks with unshakable clarity about leadership, legacy, and the power of words. Whether reflecting on his TED Talk, the depth of Prince’s artistry, or the transformational mission of the Book Bank Foundation, Dr. Toby calls us all to “die greater than we lived.” He challenges false narratives, lifts up human dignity, and offers one of the most powerful conversations we’ve had on the show. Read more

Dick Spotswood smiling in a suit and tie, featured as guest on Moped Outlaws episode 207

Radical Civility: The Social Work of Politics w/ Dick Spotswood #207

In this episode of Moped Outlaws, we welcome Dick Spotswood—former mayor of Mill Valley, longtime columnist for the Marin Independent Journal, and a man with decades of civic experience under his belt. Dick takes us behind the scenes of California politics, where he once drove State Senator George Moscone to campaign stops and shared political space with future San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk. His memories are sharp, his insights are sobering, and his tone is refreshingly candid. Read more

Guest Sterlin Mosley, Ph.D. on the Moped Outlaws podcast discussing narcissism, empathy, and belonging

It’s About Only You: How Narcissism Hijacks Love, Empathy, and Belonging #206

We all carry a little narcissist inside us. But when ego becomes armor—and empathy is left behind—what happens to our capacity for love, connection, and truth? Read more

Guest Rider Michael Dennis smiling Moped Outlaws Podcast Episode 205

Laughing in the Shadow: Pastor, Punchlines & The Wrestling Match with God #205

Laughing in the Shadow: Pastor, Punchlines & The Wrestling Match with God.

What happens when a Texas pastor takes the mic at an open mic — and discovers that faith and stand-up comedy might be two sides of the same wrestling match? In Episode #205, we ride with Pastor Michael Dennis, a man of the cloth and the laugh, who shares his winding path through doubt, suffering, humor, and the raw paradoxes of living a spiritual life in a skeptical world.

🌱 Takeaways to Support Your Own Growth

  • The Power of Paradox:
    How Michael navigates being a pastor and a stand-up comedian, using humor to open deeper conversations about faith and doubt.
  • Pain Alchemized into Joy:
    Listeners will hear how personal suffering can be transformed through storytelling and laughter the comedian’s art of turning darkness into light.
  • The Wrestle with Faith:
    A raw look at spiritual curiosity wrestling with doubt, organized religion, ego, and the idea of the Second Coming already here.
  • Humility in Leadership:
    How daily practices and staying connected with ordinary people keeps a leader grounded and human, not just a mouthpiece for doctrine.
  • Comedy as Connection:
    Why jokes about fish, dads, and Christian summer camps hold a mirror up to our shared pain and ridiculousness and why that’s healing.

🎧 Michael grew up chasing stability through faith after a volatile childhood, only to stumble into ministry by saying “yes” again and again. Now, with decades of pastoral experience under his belt, he’s stepping onto comedy stages where the punchlines hit as hard as the truth. This episode peeks behind the curtain of organized religion, spiritual ego, and the art of transforming our darkest moments into something we can all laugh at and learn from.

We talk about the power of dad jokes, the real pain behind Christian summer camps, why humility keeps Michael grounded, and whether the Second Coming might already be here within us, if only we’d pay attention. This conversation is a reminder that sometimes, our deepest freedom is found not in certainty, but in the space where questions, laughter, and trust all collide.

👉 Explore more from Michael on his Instagram Page @michaeldenniscomedy

Lizbeth Meredith, guest on Moped Outlaws podcast episode 204, smiling in a denim jacket with podcast title above.

The Odds Are Good, the Mother’s Fierce: Lizbeth Meredith’s Fight for Her Family #204

Wild in Alaska—a true story of resilience, rescue, and the fierce love that changes everything.

What happens when a rule-following mom is forced to break the law for the sake of love? In this unforgettable episode of Moped Outlaws, Lizbeth Meredith shares her harrowing true story—from a childhood shaped by chaos and secrecy, to an international custody battle that tested the limits of her courage and conviction. Read more

Guest Rider Thomas Stocking on Moped Outlaws episode 203 about cybersecurity, privacy, and AI threats

Cyber Survival & AI Madness: Thomas Stocking on Data, Privacy & Power #203

Is your personal data truly yours anymore? In this urgent and eye-opening episode of Moped Outlaws, cybersecurity expert Thomas Stocking returns to help us navigate the escalating chaos of digital life—where identity theft, AI blackmail, and data cartels are no longer science fiction. Whether you’re a digital minimalist or a plugged-in power user, this is a must-listen guide to protecting your digital self—and staying sane while doing it. Read more