Filmmaker, rapper, and creative force Cameron Smith joins Greg and Marc for a raw, riveting conversation about loneliness, unrequited love, spiritual awakenings, and the explosive power of turning your darkest patterns into art. From the origins of The Loneliest Boy on Earth to navigating truth-telling, shadow work, unhealthy power dynamics, spiritual upheaval, and creative identity, Cameron opens up about the inner world that fuels his projects. This episode dives deep into the alchemy of creation — where pain becomes meaning, and where making art isn’t a choice, but a lifeline.

A raw and deeply human conversation with technologist, comedian, author, boxing coach, and data-center founder Ken Cox. Marc and Greg explore Ken’s journey from childhood trauma and institutionalization to becoming a leader in technology, creativity, and youth empowerment. Ken breaks down how AI, comedy, compassion, and resilience are shaping the next chapter of humanity—and how we can consciously evolve through it. A powerful, soulful, and often hilarious ride.

In this laugh-out-loud and soul-stirring episode, Greg and Marc sit down with Alice Fraser — the razor-sharp Australian comedian, author, and creator behind A Passion for Passion. Together they explore what happens when comedy meets philosophy and the ridiculous turns sacred.
From her TED Talk challenge to touring as a new mum, Alice opens up about living fully in the face of uncertainty, dismantling patriarchal comedy culture, and finding the divine punchline in everyday chaos.
It’s cheeky enlightenment — equal parts wit, wisdom, and wild laughter — reminding us that humor might just be the most spiritual act of all.

Author Aaron Scott returns to Moped Outlaws to discuss his new book Before We Forget: Awaken Within, Arise Together. In this conversation, Aaron and Marc explore what it really means to awaken — not as a mystical abstraction, but as a practical shift in how we live, work, and relate. From Wall Street disillusionment to rediscovering our connection to nature and community, Aaron offers a powerful lens on personal and collective transformation.

Author and ad man John Colbert joins Greg and Marc for a ride through laughter, loss, and the messy miracle of family life. His book Damaged Goods turns grief into comedy gold — proof that healing sometimes sounds like a punchline. From Star Wars toys and dad jokes to dark humor and deep love, this episode explores the fine art of staying human when everything breaks down.

Apocalyptic worlds, punk rock ethos, and the messy beauty of human nature—author AM Geever joins Marc and Greg to talk about zombies, solar storms, and storytelling at the end of the world. From her reflections on publishing tropes to her candid take on ethics, boundaries, and redemption, this episode dives deep into how fiction mirrors our struggles for survival and meaning.

From his hospital bed to the mic, BNickEnergy brings humor, heart, and hard-won wisdom. In this uplifting conversation, Greg and Marc explore his story of giving a kidney to save a life, raising a daughter with love and laughter, and finding light in every storm. A soulful ride about kindness, courage, and the legacy we leave behind.

In this episode of Moped Outlaws, we sit down with author and former ad creative director Lee Livingston to explore his memoir In the Rear View Mirror. From hitchhiking adventures in a ’56 Pontiac to the high-stakes world of Madison Avenue, Lee’s stories weave together humor, tragedy, friendship, and resilience. We dig into the soul of the road, the madness of the ad world, and the deep lessons of living as an “outlaw” in a culture built on conformity.

In this luminous conversation, voice artist and writer Lea Sakran joins Greg and Marc to explore the timeless threads of story, voice, and love. From her narration of Hermann Hesse’s Siddhartha to the tender wisdom of The Little Prince and her own creations, Lea reveals how literature opens us to new ways of being. Together, we reflect on empowerment, creativity, and the eternal embrace of love that transcends time.

In episode 214 of Moped Outlaws, Marc and Greg dive deep into America’s growing polarization, reflecting on the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the dangerous drift toward civil conflict. From Guns N’ Roses lyrics to Gandhi’s nonviolence, they explore how violence has become a cultural “love language”—and what it takes to step out of fear and into compassion. This is a raw, heartfelt conversation about grief, dialog, and the choices we make in the face of division.

What happens when the fire of spirit burns through illusion? In this ride, Aaron Scott shares his journey from Wall Street success to a deeper awakening — one that threatens the false constructs of control we’ve all been taught to accept. Together we explore the illusion of infinite growth, the suppression of the feminine, and the hidden thread that connects money, science, and spirituality. Aaron also previews his forthcoming book The 5th Evolution, offering a blueprint for remembrance and a path toward living coherently in a fragmented world.

Wells Jones has trekked across deserts, parachuted onto glaciers, and acted on Broadway — but in this offbeat Moped Outlaws episode, it’s the smaller, stranger stories that shine. Wells recalls building a barn door out of bent nails, watching his brother mow a giant peace sign into a Vermont field, and why breaking bones never scared him nearly as much as being broke. Along the way, we dive into “the churn,” his unforgettable metaphor for social media’s grip on our lives. A quirky, soulful ride through risk, resilience, and the odd wisdom of lived experience.

Author and firefighter Mila Maxwell opens up about what it means to come out of hiding and embrace vulnerability. From growing up as the sibling of someone with disabilities, to writing Finding Lady Baltimore, to serving her community as a firefighter, Mila shares how breaking down walls has reshaped her relationships, her resilience, and her sense of self. A heartfelt conversation about family, courage, and learning to let love in.

In this lively and insightful episode, Welsh-born comedian and corporate trainer Stephen Morgan joins Marc and Greg to explore the intersection of improv, storytelling, and workplace culture. From the streets of Utrecht to the dynamics of global corporations, Stephen shares how humor, active listening, and making others look good can unlock creativity, empathy, and real connection. Expect thoughtful conversation, sharp wit, and a few bike lane debates.