
Hosted by Andrea, Matt, and Kenny on Just Riding Along Outdoor Media · EN

This week, Matt and Kenny did the usual stuff, but Andrea has some exciting news for the first time in a hot minute. Lots of discussion and new shit this week, so the listener questions have to wait until next time.

This week, Matt gives the rundown of how Moto Trials Nationals went, Andrea is excited to make cat meat dumplings, and Kenny calculates how many tons of Goldfish he's eaten in his lifetime. Then, it's the usual new shit and some listener questions.

...and Big Bike Fatigue? Yeah, Matt forgot to tell you what that was about. Maybe next week. Between extreme heat, hormones, and moto trials, the hosts don't have a lot going on this week. The rest of the bike industry is taking a rest week as well, but luckily we've got some banter-inspiring listener questions.

This week, shit's on fire. Like, literally. The crew discusses Rabbit Brush, Fires, New Shit, and a listener question about caffiene and tick conspiracy theories. Andrea is about 8 out of 10 grouchy in this one.

This week, the crew discusses airline nightmares for like, half the episode. The other half is mostly a Patron question and a little new shit.

It's just Matt and Andrea this week, as Kenny is off doing things he may or may not be able to talk about later. They both have some rants, Andrea shares her latest conspiracy, and they do their best to cover all the new shit while sweating their ball off.

Sorry for any past choppiness... turns out editing a podcast can be difficult. Please enjoy this less choppy one full of all the usual JRA stuff.

Matt had a work schedule changeup and forgot to edit this until the day it was supposed to be posted. Sorry folks!

This show is chock full of new stuff, a little moto, and a little hate. Enjoy.

Tonight's show was delayed by spilling Gatorade. Kenny goes to Moab, Matt sees a fox with a hot dog, and Andrea has played Bob The Builder. Also, Matt (typing this) promises he knows the difference between altitude and elevation but gets them mixed up with how people use them all the time.