Send us a text Hey Momentum listeners! Momentum: A Motorsports Podcast will not be releasing new episodes on Christmas or New Year's Day. However, I have been busy pre-recording content for Jan. I wish you happy holidays and a fantastic start to 2026! The next new episode will drop on Jan 8. Until next time -- keep the momentum rolling! -Heather Wilson Schiltz Support the show ------------------------------------- Momentum: A Motorsports Podcast, powered by High Gear Success 👉 W...

Send us a text Larry Mills and his family have spent more than three decades building DP Brakes into a performance-driven, rider-first brand. Host Heather Wilson Schiltz sits down with Larry to explore the family history behind DP Brakes, the aviation roots that shaped its technology, and why being present at the track still matters in today’s digital world. Larry shares what actually goes into producing a high-quality brake pad, why sintered metal technology remains the gold standard, and ho...

Send us a text This episode with Adam McGill gets real. Host Heather Wilson Schiltz sits down with one of ATV racing’s most recognizable personalities to talk about how he built his 20-plus-year professional career from faxing resumes to landing lifetime contracts with sponsors and why fan relationships and youth riders matter so much to him. Adam opens up about his most meaningful win with his dad by his side, the heart behind Vintage for Vets and his military support, and what he has up his...

Send us a text Mark Long, host and producer of Driven to Ride Podcast and Director of Media Operations for Flint Rock, shares how a childhood spent in an automotive household, a career in radio, and a lifelong love of motorcycles all converged into his current work creating rider-focused stories. Host Heather Wilson Schiltz sits down with Mark to talk about his transition from being on-air talent to behind-the-scenes production, then eventually stepping back into the spotlight on his ow...

Send us a text From rebuilding vintage Hondas with high-schoolers to teaching adults how to wrench with confidence, Steve Knoble has turned mechanical know-how into a mission. In this episode, Heather Wilson Schiltz sits down with the creator behind Knoble Moto to talk about his journey from millwright and NASA fabricator to YouTube educator, hands-on instructor, and advocate for bringing shop class back to schools through MotoGo Cleveland. Steve shares how his early days of trial-and-error w...

Send us a text Fred Bramblett has built one of the most consistent, rider-focused series of street and adventure getaways in the U.S. In this episode, host Heather Wilson Schiltz sits down with Fred to break down how Rides4Fun came to life, how he chooses venues, and why consistency is the foundation of every event he organizes. Fred shares how he structures routes for both street and ADV riders, the amenities he looks for when selecting properties, and what it really takes to create a “Drive...

Send us a text As the first-ever American -- male or female -- to win an FIM Enduro World Championship, Rachel Gutish knows what it means to grind for a goal. In this episode, host Heather Wilson Schiltz talks with Rachel about racing across Europe on a shoestring budget to juggling multiple championships on both sides of the Atlantic. Rachel shares the highs and lows of a season defined by grit, travel and a few lucky breaks. She opens up about landing her factory ride with Rieju, how ...

Send us a text For nearly a decade, Mikey Waynes has been the comedic voice that fans associate with the energy, excitement, and heart of GNCC Racing. His quick wit and genuine passion for storytelling have made him one of the most recognizable voices not only in GNCC, but also in Pro Motocross, Loretta Lynn’s, Mini O’s, and beyond. But behind the humor and race-day energy is a story of transformation. Mikey’s journey didn’t begin on a bike -- it started on a comedy stage. What began as a pas...

Send us a text From college football player to professional sportbike freestyle rider, Ian Gaines has built a career that blends athletic discipline, creativity and showmanship. In this episode, host Heather Wilson Schiltz talks with Ian about how a chance encounter in a Nashville parking lot changed the course of his life and how he’s stayed at the top of his game for nearly two decades. They dive into everything from bike setup and training routines to performing through injury, building sp...

Send us a text What’s it like to juggle school, siblings and a stacked race schedule at just 11 years old? In this episode, host Heather Wilson Schiltz chats with rising star Cole Peterman and his mom, Kristen, about life behind the scenes of youth roadracing. Cole races in the South Florida MiniGP and WERA series and already has multiple wins and championships under his belt. From managing race-day nerves to wild battles on the track with friends, Cole shares what he’s learned on (and off) t...

Send us a text Keith Willcome, Manager of Product Strategy and Business Development at Bridgestone Motorcycle, joins host Heather Wilson Schiltz to break down tire development, technology and performance. From his early days as a field engineer to overseeing product strategy across North America, Keith shares how rider feedback, testing, and racing all shape the rubber that keeps us rolling. Whether you’re riding motocross, trails or street, this episode will help you better understand tire c...

Send us a text After a 22-year of professional career in ATV motocross, Chad Wienen officially closed out his racing career in 2025 with eight AMA Pro Motocross National Championships, 67 career wins, and six appearances representing Team USA at the FIM Quadcross of Nations. In this episode, host Heather Wilson Schiltz talks with Chad about what it took to stay competitive for more than two decades, his mindset through injuries and pressure, and the unique experience of racing for the U.S. te...

Send us a text From racing a ’32 Ford Roadster in Australia to operating one of the most legendary events in motorcycling, Delvene Reber has spent over two decades shaping the Bonneville Motorcycle Speed Trials. In this episode, host Heather Wilson Schiltz sits down with Delvene to talk about what it takes to run the AMA Land Speed Grand Championship, also known as Bonneville Motorcycle Speed Trials, on the ever-changing Utah salt flats. You’ll hear how her background in education and event p...

Send us a text From grassroots motorcycle rides to nationwide corporate partnerships, Ride for Kids has been making a charitable impact for over 40 years. In this episode, host Heather Wilson Schiltz sits down with Alissa Karas, Director of Peer-to-Peer Fundraising at the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation (PBTF), to explore how the powersports community has raised more than $70 million to fight the deadliest form of childhood cancer: brain cancer. They discuss the legacy of Ride for Kids, why ...

Send us a text What started as a small Etsy shop making custom moto tees has transformed into a standout lifestyle brand in the motorsports world. In this episode, host Heather Wilson Schiltz sits down with Kelsey McNeil, owner and founder of Strictly Wild, to talk about what it takes to build a business that’s both creatively fulfilling and operationally sustainable. Kelsey opens up about her evolution from pressing shirts at home to managing a full-scale warehouse of multiple product lines ...

Send us a text From track days at Loudon Speedway to solo moto adventures, Annick Magac has built a brand and podcast that showcases her approach to living fiercely. In this episode, host Heather Wilson Schiltz chats with Annick about launching FÉROCE Podcast years after the idea came to mind and how her YouTube audience has helped to shape her content. They also dive into riding Harleys for the first time, brand design strategy, showing up on camera even when you don’t feel perfect, and the ...

Send us a text As co-founder/owner of Wild Ass Motorcycle Seats, host of the Wild Ass PodcASSt, and self-described “guy who did a long-distance ride,” Craig Johnson joins host Heather Wilson Schiltz to talk about building a recognizable brand and what the Hoka Hey Challenge taught him about preparation, grit and focus. Craig has heard stories of riders who thought their days on two wheels were over until a Wild Ass cushion gave them back their freedom. From a young woman recovering from a dev...

Send us a text When Drew Faulkner first picked up motorcycling after his military service, he didn’t imagine it would lead to organizing a grassroots adventure and dual sport rally. As the creator of Red River Scramble and host of the Moto Adventurer Unscripted podcast, Drew blends his love of maps, Appalachian riding, and community-building into a passion project that’s drawn riders from more than 20 states. Drew shares with host Heather Wilson Schiltz how Red River Scramble grew from a hand...

Send us a text When fans walk into a stadium for Monster Energy AMA Supercross, they see the dirt, the lights, and the action. But what does it take to make that show happen? Bill Heras, Director of Operations for AMA Supercross, promoted by Feld Entertainment, joins host Heather Wilson Schiltz to share his journey from Arenacross crew member and truck driver to leading the Supercross operations team. From sourcing dirt in every city to covering tracks before a storm, Bill pulls back th...

Send us a text From holding a CBS mic for the first time at a Snocross race to interviewing legends like Chad Reed and other Supercross stars, Haley Shanley’s journey is proof that persistence, preparation and passion can open some pretty epic doors. A lifelong fan turned respected commentator, reporter and host, Haley has worked for Championship Off-Road, Snocross, AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross to bring fans closer to the action. In this episode, Haley joins host Heather Wilson Schiltz to...