Miles Shared: Every Rider has a Story

In this Miles Shared episode, I reconnect with Ken Hollis, a rider from the Seattle area who recently completed a ride many of us dream about. He followed historic Route 66 from Los Angeles to Chicago, then turned north and took the scenic route home—riding the Trans-Canada Highway all the way back to the Pacific Northwest.

In this Miles Shared episode, I sit down with Christie — also known online as FTR Woman. She’s a solo rider and creator with a fierce love for motorcycles, real conversation, and wide-open roads. Her riding style is bold, unfiltered, and full of curiosity, and her motto says it all: Just go for it.

In this episode of Miles Shared, long-distance rider Scott Matlock talks about motorcycle touring with his wife, creating an Indiana riding guide, and his favorite national parks—from Glacier to Banff. Packed with insights for anyone curious about 2-up riding, Iron Butt adventures, or life on the road.

A heartfelt conversation about motorcycles, meaning, and second chances.

In this episode of Miles Shared, Bear talks about riding with his dog Ghillie, starting late, quitting drinking, and finding purpose on the open road.

I sit down with the Nevada Stray Cat—a lifelong rider whose journey has taken him from pillion passenger at age six to solo adventures on a Can-Am Ryker across the open roads of the American West.

Ken Hollis joins me for the first episode of Miles Shared, where we talk moto-camping, national parks, and the stories that stay with you long after the ride.