We Got To Hang Out

Episode 122 // Ruth Allen (NCL Cyclist/Museum Curator) Apr 05, 2024

Ruth Allen is a British cyclist living here stateside in Atlanta, GA. She's entering her second season as a professional cyclist with the Atlanta Rise CC NCL team after rehabbing from being struck by a motorist. Outside of cycling Ruth has dedicated her career to Greek and Roman art, where she holds a Ph.D, and is a curator at the Carlson Museum at Emory University. Let's not forget that she is a Cambridge Alum. We got pretty philosophical when we started dicussing art as a form of communication which makes this a very special episode. Enjoy!

Episode 121 // Joshua Clements (Illustrator) Dec 04, 2023

Joshua Clements is an illustrator, graphic designer and founder of Thank You Skateboards. His business parters are none other than Torey Pudwill and, the legend, Daewon Song. Joshua has been a tremendous influence on my life and creative view and this started more than 20 years ago since he and I are high school friends. This is a very special episode and it's a good one of course. Thank You!

Episode 120 // Jeremy Dunn (Marketing Legend) Nov 02, 2023

Jeremy Dunn has been around cycling for roughly two decades. In that time he has had a hand in some pretty cool culture moving creative projects within the cycling industry. Founder of The Athletic (socks) and Embrocation magazine, Jeremy has directed or edited work for SRAM, Rapha, Bicycling Magazine, Rouleur, Specialized and now he wears the Marketing hat for Smith Optics. This was a treat to speak with someone who has inspired me for many years. We also go on quite a tangent on 1970s cinema. Enjoy!

Episode 119 // Chad Bennett (Cyclist/Podcast Host) Sep 28, 2023

Chad Bennett is a cyclist, podcaster and community leader originally from Rochester, NY but now living in New Jersey. Chad and I discussed a gamut of things as we always do here on WGTHO. From podcasting, to creative brand collaborations, to the always daunting topic of the Black experience in cycling. Once again, it feels good to be back sharing conversation on WGTHO. Enjoy!

Episode 118 // Sarah Sturm (Gravel Privateer) Sep 16, 2023

Sarah Sturm is one of the most recognizable faces in the American gravel scene. She is the 2018 Single Speed National Champion in cyclocross. As this episode airs, the day before the Chequamegon race, Sarah currently sits in 3rd on the standings for the Lifetime Grand Prix. We talked about her experience at The Leadville Trail 100, a race that she's always wanted to win. We also spent some time talking about what it takes to be a privateer outside of the training aspect. It's good to be back rolling with another great episode. Enjoy.

Episode 117 // Cody McKay (Elite Cyclist/Aortic Aneurism) Sep 01, 2023

Back from our long hiatus! We spoke with Cody McKay, a Canadian elite cyclist from Ottawa. Cody spoke with us about his journey through cycling and how discovering his Aortic Aneurism has encouraged him to advocate for and educate people on being aware of their heart conditions and knowing the signs. Even with the time off from the show we hit the ground running with a wonderful conversation without missing a beat. Enjoy!

WGTHO Episode 116 Caitlin Dumas-Hein II redux Dec 30, 2022

WE'RE BACK!!! We were able to squeeze one more episode in before the end of the year. For us "squeeze" might not exactly be the most accurate word choice but we recorded an episode and we are making sure that there is a fresh WGTHO episode in your ears heading into 2023. Today, we had a return guest, Caitlin Dumas-Hein. With Caitlin being so immersed and invested in cycling and cycling infrastructure we envoked the round table format to wrap up the year: Cats, expensive butter, Specialized's removal of their Global Ambassador program, The FIFA World Cup that was still under way during our recording... Each of us are uniquely involved in spearate spaces of cycling so we gave a fresh take on whats happening in our lives there. And Caitlin shared her highs and lows of successfully creating and hosting her first, large scale, gravel event in Nebraska. No matter how long the wait between episodes we always try and brew a great conversation. Enjoy and Happy New Year!

Episode 115 // Moriah Wilson Sep 09, 2022

This episode will forever be near and dear to our hearts and to our WGTHO family. Right before the summer, and a month after this recording, we lost our friend and WGTHO champion, Moriah Wilson. We kept this recording off the air to allow for The Wilson family and those close to her to grive and heal. Now that we are starting our new season we wanted to begin by remembering the legacy of an extremely bright star and a friend that we continue to think of and will forever hold close the memories we have with her.

Moriah Wilson was an incredibly talented cyclist who started off this year with 7 wins and one second place finish including the very first race of the Lifetime Grand Prix. We caught up with "Mo" directly after her win and several reschedules. Mo generously gave us her time as we chatted about her life before bikes as an elite skiier, her disinterest in word games and all things that have culminated in her life and lead her to be the most exciting cyclist of the season.

Our Episodes are rarely edited but to ensure that Mo's personality and legacy is maintained we are presenting this episode almost entire uncut from beginning to end. Roll in Peace, Mo.

#FoMo #WGTHOpodcast

Episode 114 // Reggie Miller (Hall of Fame Basketball Player/MTBer/USAC BoD) Jun 15, 2022

It’s not every day that WGTHO has a Hall of Fame, Top 50 NBA player of all time on our show… BUT WE DO TODAY! Reggie Miller is all of the aforementioned plus a veteran MTBer. Reggie sits on the Board of Directors at USAC and focuses on diversity initiatives and engagements within the organization. Naturally we touched on that topic, the NBA Finals and Reggie’s sweet new Moot YSL that he just picked up in Steamboat Springs. Reggie was participating in the Ranch Rally in Steamboat which is a bike event that supports the ranchers in the area but Reggie was also able to direct some of those proceeds towards cycling at HBCUs as well. We covered the gamut in this episode. It was a fun one as always. Enjoy.

Episode 113 // Isabella Bertold (Pro Sailor/Pro Cyclist) Jun 06, 2022

Isabella Bertold lives her athletic life on two opposite ends of the sporting spectrum. Isabella made a very successful career of racing a laser radial and was previously ranked No. 2 in the world. After suffering from a TBI Isabella discovered cycling through physical therapy and from there has gone on to find herself competing with the most elite cyclists in the world—not to mention she started her own UCI team, InstaFund LaPrima. We’ll leave the rest to the podcast but not without teasing how to sail into the wind, Isabella’s thoughts and initiatives on sustainability, the ongoing conflict between the correct pronunciation of the word ‘buoy’ and Isabella returning back to sailing but now in the most elite field of SailGP. Enjoy.

Episode 112 // Aliyah Barnwell (Journalist/Cyclist) Mar 08, 2022

Episode 111 // Isabel King (Professional Cyclist) Mar 01, 2022

Isabel King is a professional cyclist originally from The Bay Area now currently living in Santa Monica, CA. In the last 18 months Isabel has gained a lot of attention, initially, from being the heir apparent in Southern California QOMs and then putting her talents to the test in bike racing. In Isabel's first ever race at Unbound she was able secure a Top 10 spot (8th) and from there she set the tone for a very successful rookie year in gravel racing. We talked about her athletic background and the time she spent working on Wall St. and what it means to be a professional cyclist in an era of privateering. Another great conversation to get you through the day. Enjoy

Episode 110 // Lea Davison (Professional MTBer) Feb 22, 2022

Episode 109 // Rich Lang of Spoked AI Feb 15, 2022

Rich Lang is a former professional cyclist for Rapha-Condor, Oceania U23 National Champion and now founder of a new training app for cyclists, Spoked AI. As we do on every episode we got to know more about Rich and his background and we really got to dig in on how Rich's personal interests helped influence the development of Spoked. Not to be too self-serving here but Rich also helped validate the We Got to Hangout show by allowing us to make our own promo code 'WGTHO' which will give you a 30-day trial of the app! Enjoy.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/spoked/id1567418935

Episode 108 // Zack Lambert of Blackheart Bike Co Feb 03, 2022

On this VERY SPECIAL episode of WGTHO podcast your two hosts, Freya and Cree, recorded thier first podcast together, in house, at Luft of Los Angeles in Venice, CA. We spoke with Zack Lambert, founder of Luft and Blackheart Bike Co, about his revision of ambassadorship in cycling, how Luft and Blackheart came into existence and some of Zack's goals to able to support his athletes and employees in a way that hasn't been done too often in cycling.

WGTHO Says Farewell to 2021 Dec 31, 2021

A change of pace. Today it's just Freya and Christopher catching up and remembering a few months to the past and looking towards the new year, 2022! Enjoy this short episode and we'll see you in the year!

Episode 107 // Jon Wolery & Doug McClintock of The Gravel Lot (Podcast) Dec 21, 2021

Oh, do we have a treat for you today! This episode is a walk-off homer to the fantastic year that we have had doing WGTHO this year. Today, we had Doug McClintock and Jon Wolery of The Gravel Lot podcast on the show. Before diving in the way we usually do on the show we switched things up and started off by discussing some of the current events in cycling. Then, we got into Doug and Jon's history with the show and the observations they've made as commentators/contributors to the culture and community of cycling. This episode is full gas from start to finish and a wonderful note to end with for 2021. Enjoy

Episode 106 // Isabelle Bryenton (Pro Cyclist) Nov 30, 2021

This episode is the gift that keeps on giving! TODAY we had Isabelle Bryenton hang out with us on the show. Izzy is a professional cyclist originally from Ottawa, Canada who is currently living in Girona while she stands by for the 2022 US racing calendar to commence. While living in Spain she is also working on completing her double major in engineering and is constantly dreaming of ways to make cycling more accessible via her expertise. We had a TON of fun on the show today and we covered almost everything we possibly could within two hours. Izzy has one of the most positive outlooks and attitudes that there is so her presence made this show flow naturally. Enjoy!

Episode 105 // Christopher Blevins (Cycling World Champion - Short Track) Nov 23, 2021

On this special episode we have the first American to win a World Cup in 27 years and NOW, the first ever short track World Champion, Christopher Blevins! Christopher may have had one of the most storybook cycling seasons in recent history. In addition to the accolades mentioned, he has also recently finished school at Cal Poly and produced a documentary covering the land and trails that he calls home in Cuyama Valley near San Luis Obispo. The name of this documentary is The Long Traverse. It's a film that brings you straight to the intersection of the preparation for an FKT (Fastest Known Time), the environmental consciousness that Christopher and his team use to build the trails in and around the valley along with the history, traditions and respect that they have for the rightful people of the land, The Chumash. We covered a gamut of topics as we always do on WGTHO and we hosted our first ever World Champion... and it won't be our last. Enjoy!

Episode 104 // CJ Williams (Pro Cyclist - L39ION) Nov 16, 2021

Today the stars and moons and planets aligned for, “one of the most funs” we have ever have WGTHO Podcast. We had the honor of hosting CJ Williams of L39ION of Los Angeles. Cj is not only a stout athlete on one of the best cycling teams in the US but he is also the man that keeps this ship afloat by handling a bulk of the operations and wrenching for L39ION. There were many many many laughs had so there’s no point in holding you up on this copy. Just have a listen and enjoy!

Episode 103 // Ciaran O'Grady (World Tour Trainer) Nov 09, 2021

Ciaran O’Grady is a World Tour trainer and personal cycling coach who recently just completed his Ph.D! He is also the fiance of our wonderful host, Freya. This episode was recorded right after Paris Roubaix Femmes so we recapped that along with discussing the inner workings of world tour training and the business side of bikes. We also, for some reason, discussed Linkin Park’s relevance in the music world???? Fortunately, from there we were able to get things back under control before it was too late. Enjoy!

WGTHO Live Justin Williams Cory Williams Rahsaan Bahati and Dr. Marlon Moncrieffe Oct 13, 2021

In this special episode of We Got to Hang Out podcast, we sat down with Rahsaan Bahati along with Justin and Cory Williams who are protagonists from the book “Black Champions of Cycling”. This book, written by author, Dr. Marlon Moncrieffe, discusses the history of black cyclists pushing the boundaries of the sport. This episode was our first podcast recorded live from the Rapha LA clubhouse in front of an RCC members-only audience. It was an honor to sit and have a real talk with living legends.

Episode 102 // Lucas Strain (Pro Cyclist - Road/Track) Sep 28, 2021

How much do you think it costs to fill up one of the world’s biggest yachts? We’ll give you a hint: It’s a lot of money! These are some of the things, amongst others, that cyclist, artist and bike painter Lucas Strain sat down to chat with us about. We’ve been wanting to share our conversation with Lucas for a while now. He has an amazing story and tons of life experience. Enjoy the show!

Episode 101 // Sami Sauri (Cinematographer/Cyclist) Sep 08, 2021

Sami is a cyclist, visual storyteller and has a unique introduction to the cycling community. Today we spoke with her about bad tattoos, videography and Sami’s short film Finding Myself. It feels so good to be back with Season 6! Enjoy.

WGTHO SEASON 6!!! Aug 24, 2021

We are officially kicking off the new season with a quick chat and update on what we've been up to over the summer. Rocket is not only preparing for Badlands she is also preparing to become a permaculture farmer??? More on that. Cree is still riding his high from Chicago. In total, all is well within the WGTHO family and we are super excited to get rolling on the new season. Enjoy!

WGTHO 100th Episode!!! Aug 18, 2021

The original cast is back in ALL of its glory! Anna Grace, Barb and Kyle rejoined with the new hosts of WGTHO, Creedub and Rocket. This was the best and only way that we could celebrate such a huge milestone in WGTHO's history. Enjoy!

Episode 99 // Derek Teel of Dialed Health (Personal Trainer/Cyclist) Jun 12, 2021

Derek Teel is a cyclist and founder of Dialed Health, a health and fitness program. Derek has clients all over the world and focuses on coaching his clients into creating better habits that in turn promote a better lifestyle. Derek is also an accomplished downhill and enduro MTB racer which we discussed at length. It was great to have Derek share his expertise and share our similar disregard for boba… but to each their own. Enjoy.

Episode 98 // Rocket Rawrrs 2 (Podcaster/Environmentalist/Cyclist) Jun 11, 2021

Rocket is a cyclist, social media and brand marketer originally from the UK and now living in Girona, Spain. On her second appearance with WGTHO we caught up, had laughs and made a very special announcement that we both are very excited about.

Episode 97 // Payson McElveen (Podcaster/Red Bull Cyclist) Jun 09, 2021

Payson McElveen is a podcaster, cyclist, gravel crusher and world traveler. After many moons of scheduling and chatting Payson and I were finally able to carve out some time to chat about the things going on in his life. His recent trip to Africa in the spring and how Payson plans to prepare himself for the reboot of the cycling season. Payson is one of the busiest people that I’ve had on the show so it was an honor to steal a little bit of his time to chat about all the things. Enjoy!

Episode 96 // Kofi Kyei 2 (Host/Cyclist) May 07, 2021

Kofi Kyei is back for round two! Kofi has come a long way since the last time that we spoke in the fall of 2020. The Ride 4 Unity community has grown tremendously in the last several months. Kofi continues to knock it out of the ballpark with his IG Live chats and a whole list of opportunities continue to arise for this incredible human being. We managed to sit down with Kofi at the perfect time to play catch up and see how he’s managing some of the new responsibilities in his life and how he’s managing getting ready for Grinduro Wales which is coming up in a few months! Enjoy.

Episode 95 // Mark Allen Alford (Rapha Community Marketer/Cyclist) May 05, 2021

Mark is an elite road cyclist and track cyclist based in Los Angeles. Mark also is a Rapha Regional Marketer and co-host of the podcast From the Gun w/ Justin Williams. We discussed and recapped my recent visit down to LA and touched on some hot topics that we haven’t touched on as much in recent episodes. We finished this conversation with a bang. Enjoy.

Episode 94 // Chas Christiansen (Courier/MASH Cyclist) Apr 27, 2021

Chas Christiansen is an absolute legend in the Bay Area and in general cycling counter culture. Chas has been a pioneer in the courier world by starting his own courier business (TCB) and then doubling down by creating his own tech platform to help support his business and other courier businesses around the world. Chas brings a very positive, driven attitude to everything that he does. It was a pleasure to finally talk to someone who has influenced myself along with so many other people in my circles. Enjoy.

Episode 93 // Fernwee (YouTuber/Cyclist) Apr 23, 2021

Martijn is a cyclist and a YouTuber hailing all the way from The Netherlands. Martijn has a very unique way of storytelling which he shares on his YouTube channel Fernwee. His episodes are organic, funny, adventurous and overall one of the most authentic portrayals of the cycling experience. Martijn and I discussed our shared background in fashion and fashion retail, cycling and storytelling. It was a huge pleasure to hangout with Martijn. Enjoy

Episode 92 // Hattie Watson (Photographer/Model) Apr 20, 2021

Hattie Watson is a product of the modern era. She’s a seasoned photographer and a seasoned model. Creativity and modeling was the key for Hattie to leave her hometown and start a career on her own terms. Her experience and knowledge on how to leverage social media for her own interest is why Hattie is such an intriguing individual. We had a great conversation about her finding her own, using modeling as an escape and transitioning to the opposite end of the camera. Hattie can really do it all. Enjoy

Episode 91 // Avry Howes (Trainer/Cyclist) Apr 13, 2021

Avry Howes is an elite cyclist on the fast track to success. Recently she had joined Legion of Los Angeles only to be released before the season began. Now, Avry is on one of the most prominent Women’s cycling teams in the country, LA SWEAT and she’s ready to rock and roll! Join us in this conversation with one of California’s rising cycling talents, Avry Howes. Enjoy.

Episode 90 // Ginger Boyd 2 (Creative Director/Cyclist) Apr 09, 2021

Ginger Boyd is returning for her second round on We Got To Hangout! Since her last visit Ginger has spread her wings as a creative and stepped away from her role at Machines for Freedom. Ginger is still focused on making sure that she is able to tell stories of people from all walks of life. We talked about her decision to take the leap, her ability to be successful and why LA has one of the best taco offerings in California. It is an honor to have Ginger back on the We Got to Hangout. Enjoy.

Episode 89 // Dominique Powers (Photographer/Cyclist) Apr 06, 2021

Dominique Powers is one of my favorite photographers that is just starting to cut her teeth in cycling photography. Don’t be mistaken, Dominique is a very seasoned photographer shooting outdoor sports, apparel and lifestyle. She also is a seasoned digital tech which has helped her learn essential technique to become the amazing artist that she is. Cycling and cycling photography entered Dominique’s life almost at the same moment and we discussed how all of that unfolded. This was a lovely conversation with someone I really admire. Enjoy.

Episode 88 // Ibarionex Perello (Professor/Podcaster/Photographer) Mar 30, 2021

Ibarionex is a professor, photographer and host of the Candid Frame podcast. For the last 15 years TCF has hosted, what seems to be, every living legend in photography history. Mary Ellen Mark, Joel Meyerowitz (three times), Elliott Erwitt, Gus Powell, Guy Webster, Valerie Jardin, Jeff Mermelstein, Dan Winters, Ralph Gibson are on the shortlist of greatest photographers of all time and Ibarionex has hosted them all. Ibarionex was amongst the first names to be on my guest list since the beginning of this podcasting journey so it was an honor to finally have him hangout. Enjoy this wonderful conversation.

Episode 87 // Gloria Liu (Writer/Editor/Cyclist) Mar 23, 2021

Gloria Liu is a features editor for Outside magazine. Originally for the Bay Area, Gloria has a full resume of life experiences that have taken her from finance to marketing, from marketing to freelance, from freelance to a full time writer at Bicycling magazine and now editor at one of the best outdoor publications in the country. We had many powerful moments while we had the time to hang out. Any chance I get to speak to someone from my home locale is a recipe for a great conversation and this one did not disappoint. Enjoy.

Episode 86 // Caitlin Dumas-Hein (Marketer/Cyclist) Mar 16, 2021

Caitlin is a Digital marketer for Champion Systems and Factor bikes based out of Omaha Nebraska. Caitlin has a very fresh outlook on the landscape of cycling for all people of the sport but in particular women, people of color and the LGTB community. It was a joy to be able to speak to someone as energized as Caitlin about things that really matter in cycling but this was not before we discussed the world’s largest Kool-Aid stand and festival which is located in Hastings, Nebraska. Enjoy.

Episode 85 // Skye Delano (Outride President/Cyclist) Mar 09, 2021

Skye Delano is a fundraising veteran and Executive Director for Outride. Her background and upbringing has brought her life full circle to her expertise in community engagement, non-profits and trying to develop more sustainable programs to impact youth from various backgrounds. This was a surprisingly pleasant conversation with a fellow Outride partner, Skye Delano. Enjoy.

Episode 84 // Ken Rodriguez-Clisham (Marketer/Cyclist) Mar 03, 2021

Ken Rodriguez-Clisham is one of my best friends based out of Los Angeles and working in marketing for Hunt Bike Wheels. This episode has been a long time coming ever since I took over the show. We spoke about women in cycling, ambassadorship and overall it was a very needed conversation with one of my favorite people on two wheels. Enjoy!

Episode 83 // Cleopatra (Graphic Designer/Cyclist) Feb 24, 2021

Cleopatra is a creative currently designing for Velocio Apparel. She has a very bright outlook on the visual future of cycling and what stories have yet to be told within the sport. This conversation hit home because we share a mutual home of Miami, Fl which we spoke about at length. Another great conversation is in the books. Enjoy.

Episode 82 // Mike Gray (Actor/Photographer) Feb 16, 2021

Mike Gray is a photographer and YouTuber that is on an accelerated path to success. Moving to Los Angeles years ago Mike came to California from Texas to pursue a career in acting.

Although his opportunities and growth as an actor have been fruitful the pandemic has offered a new path for Mike in photography and Youtube. In recent history Mike has become a photo assistant to world renowned photographer Tyler Shields. This experience, along with Mike’s preceding creative background, has opened doors that he would have never expected. His creative videos and storyline are unmatched.

Episode 81 // Duke Agyapong (MASH Athlete/Cyclist) Feb 09, 2021

Our second guest for Black History Month is Duke Agyapong. Duke is a British cyclist riding in London for MASH SF. This was the first time Duke and I ever had a chance to speak to one another but we got on with it right away. Duke had great commentary on “culture” within the cycling community along with music, cycling fashion and who has the prettiest sprint in all the world of cycling *cough* Mark Alford *cough*. Tune in for a great chat with the rider simply known as Duke. Enjoy.

Episode 80 // Jarrett Hill (Journalist/Podcaster) Feb 02, 2021

For our first Black History Month guest we have Jarrett Hill. Jarrett Hill is a journalist, podcaster, reporter. . . Essentially he is a Jack of all Medias. Jarrett and I have been friends since high school so we spent time catching up on the happenings of COVID-19 and the recent election. You may remember Jarrett from the 2016 coverage of Michelle Obama’s speech which was plagiarized by Melania Trump during Donald Trump’s presidential run. Get ready for another great WGTHO episode. Enjoy.

BONUS Episode // Abigail Mickey (Journalist/Ex-WT Cyclist) Jan 31, 2021

*BONUS* Abigail Mickey is a journalist from Cycling Tips. Today Abby and I spoke did not speak a word of cycling. This episode was sparked from the news of Deadpool finally joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) for its third installation, Deadpool 3. This is a super fun bonus episode, it does not disappoint. Enjoy!

Episode 79 // Ryan Moore (Coach/Ex-Pro Cyclist) Jan 30, 2021

Ryan Moore is a performance coach and cyclist out of the Bay Area. Unlike most WGTHO episodes Ryan and I met for this conversation on the premise of talking about Bay Area rap and hip-hop at large. As usual we touched on other aspects of life but prepare for a very deep dive on all things Hip-Hop, Hennessy and growth. Enjoy!

Episode 78 // Sammi Runnels (Artist/Pro Cyclist) Jan 19, 2021

Sammi Runnels is a multi-talented human being on and off the bike. Sammi is well recognized throughout cyclocross and road racing circuits. She is also a student who is currently studying Industrial Design. We spoke about how she got into cycling shortly after hitchhiking from Mississippi to Austin, TX. She is now a top US athlete racing in multiple national championships, several world cups and even cyclocross worlds. Sammi and I’s conversation was as enjoyable as they come. Enjoy the show!

Episode 77 // Rachel Olzer and Ayesha McGowan (Cyclists) Jan 15, 2021

If you’ve been dug into cycling for a bit you’d be hard pressed to not be familiar with Rachel Olzer or Ayesha McGowan. These are two rockstars within the community and I want to emphasize community because that is what both of these very talented women focus on. Rachel is a Ph.D candidate based out of Minneapolis and Ayesha is a professional cyclist based out of Decatur, GA. Rachel and Ayesha are on very different journeys in cycling so we spent our time talking about what’s new, what’s old and what’s next for each of these ladies. Enjoy the show.

Episode 76 // Christine Bartolucci & Timothy Ditzler of Analog Talk (Podcaster/Photographer) Jan 12, 2021

Analog Talk is a film photography podcast hosted by Chris Bartolucci and Timothy Ditzmer. Chris and Tim are legends at what they do. They’ve hosted people from all corners of the photography industry such as photographer Estevan Oriol, NBC producer Frank Thorpe IV, legendary actor Jeff Bridges (yes, that Jeff Bridges), Lomography GM Birgit Buchart and even two of WGTHO’s previous guests, Jonathan Paragas and Bob Price. It was an honor to speak to these two as they are both still rising stars. They are truly some of the best in the business. Cheers to another great episode. Enjoy the show.

Episode 75 // Amanda Batty (Shop owner/Ex-Pro Downhill MTBer) Jan 08, 2021

Amanda Batty is an ex-professional downhill mountain biker who has spent a majority of her life carving down the side of mountains whether it be on two wheels or a pair of skis. During her career Amanda has suffered numerous head and bodily injuries that have led her to being a voice of awareness surrounding concussions and head trauma. This conversation contains all the laughs that should be expected plus more but also gets very deep and very, very real. Enjoy this episode with Amanda Batty.

Episode 74 // Bill Strickland of Bicycling Magazine (Editor in Chief/Cyclist) Jan 05, 2021

Bill Strickland is a fixture in the cycling industry. Over the decades he and his team have contributed to how we look at cycling at large including setting an example for promoting diversity within work and also amplifying the voices of people from all different backgrounds in his publications.

This conversation gets pretty heavy when we spoke about his childhood and his relationship with his abusive father. But we also spoke about his relationship with Lance from the 90s all the way up to his confession of doing in 2013. This episode is incredible. You’re really going to enjoy this!

Episode 73 // Imogen Cotter (Pro Cyclist) Dec 29, 2020

Imogen Cotter is an Irish cyclist living in Belgium and racing for Keukens-Radant. Imogen is one of the most down to earth people that I’ve been able to speak to on WGTHO podcast. She has an amazing story about her path to becoming a cyclist as she is pursuing her dream to become a professional cyclist. In the recent season Imogen was called up to race in Ronde van Vlaanderen which was a very monumental moment in her journey. There is so much more that we covered so tune in to listen to another great conversation w/ Imogen Cotter!

Episode 72 // Angelo Calilap (Lyricist/Cyclist) Dec 22, 2020

Angelo is a creative director, racer and manager of 5th Floor’s NYC chapter. Angelo and I spent time catching up, talking about bikes, of course amongst other things in Angelo’s life like hiss previous rap career. Enjoy this episode. It is a fun one!

Episode 71 // Freya Rawlins (Freelancer/Cyclist) Dec 15, 2020

For this episode, I got to hang out with Freya Rawlins aka @Rockerawrrs. Freya is a UK cyclist that just recently relocated to Girona. At the time that Freya and I spoke she was only days away from relocating. We touched on so many different topics including what is taking her over to Spain and cycling at large.

One of the topics that Freya and I spoke about was intersectional environmentalism which she has poured so much of her passion. To get more education on Intersectional Environmentalism Freya recommends the Yikes Podcast (@theyikespodcast) as an accessible podcast which discusses all things from Intersectional Environmentalism, anti-racism, relationships, migrant rights and justice, fast fashion, plus so much more, hosted by Mikaela Loach (@mikealaloach) and Jo Becker (@treesnpeace) they also have an incredible array of guests!

Episode 70 // Shayna Powless (Pro Cyclist - TWENTY24) Dec 08, 2020

On this episode of WGTHO I spoke with Team Twenty24 cyclist, Shayna Powless. Shayna and I spoke about Zwift-life, her experience as a professional mountain biker, transitioning to becoming a pro road cyclist and watching her brother Neilson’s rise to becoming a World Tour cyclist and his debut at this year’s Tour de France. We also discussed the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Pandemic - an issue that goes widely unmentioned in America. This was another wonderful conversation with a wonderful human being. Enjoy.

Episode 69 // Melissa Teeple (Adventure and Road Cyclist) Nov 24, 2020

Melissa Teeple is an American cyclist from the east coast. She recently completed riding the Continental Divide. In this episode of WGTHO we discussed her epic ride through the Rockies and the challenges COVID is presenting her as an international racer.

Episode 68 // LaToya Green (Professor/Debate Coach) Oct 29, 2020

LaToya Green is a professor, motivational speaker and co-host of The Chop Up Show which is a social commentary around our nation’s current events. During this discussion we covered how politics and strategy look from the black perspective plus the events leading up to the upcoming presidential election next week. Join us for another incredible conversation with LaToya Green on We Got To Hang Out!

Episode 67 // Bob Price and Jonathan Paragas (YouTuber/Photographers) Oct 27, 2020

This episode I hung out with two local legends Bob Price and Jonathan Paragas aka @KingJvpes. Bob and JP are two stellar photographers in their own right and bring a certain level of familiar energy to the table which made the whole conversation feel “at home”. Enjoy this episode that’s filled with tons of laughs and takes WGTHO in a completely different direction!

Episode 66 // James Nord (Entrepreneur/Cyclist) Oct 13, 2020

James Nord is the founder and CEO of ambassador marketing company, Fohr. Along with running a company of 40 employees James also created Deux North with his brother Dylan which paved the way for many of the adventure cycling content creators that we are familiar with today. James and I covered the gamut of experiences that led him to create the first influencer platform in the world which now supports more than 100,00 influencers. This was an incredible conversation of experience, growth, fear, trial & error and, of course, a passion for cycling and fashion.

Episode 65 // Kofi Kyei (IG Live Host) Sep 29, 2020

Kofi Kyei hails from the United Kingdom and is the founder of @Ride4Unity a multi-platform community that focuses on bringing people together and also providing representation in the world of cycling. Kofi hosts IG Live chats on his platform every Friday where I had recently been a guest. In this episode Kofi and I chatted about R4U and its origins along with the Black experience and its uniqueness to the United Kingdom. Enjoy!

Episode 64 // Jen Agan (Production Manager) Sep 23, 2020

Jen Agan is a rock star soigneur and “Jane of All Trades” from Chicago, IL. Jen and I spoke about her upcoming podcast and IG live projects, what tackling success looks like and why Jen is such a stellar, kind human being to everyone around her.

Episode 63 // Chris Corona (Photographer/Cyclist) Aug 25, 2020

In this episode I spoke with Chris Corona (aka @dirtdrops) a cyclist, photographer and Air Traffic Controller from Scotts Valley, CA. We spoke about all things from his early days on PK Rippers to why he watched Pulp Fiction, in the theaters, 15 times. Corona has a photo series that has been published by Bicycling Magazine titled “We are not Whole Until We are All Whole” which covers the endurance mindset that he believes is required to combat social injustice. Enjoy!

Episode 62 // Passing the Mic to Christopher Stricklen Jul 21, 2020

To every season turn turn turn... It is time to for We Got To Hang Out to bring a fresh voice and new perspective to the pod. Bittersweet news as our crew here in Portland is stepping down as hosts and pursuing other creative endeavors. But we are passing the mic over to our new dear friend and your new host, Christopher Cree Stricklen. It's an interview, a conversation, and exchange to which you’re invited. We hope to have your ears and can't thank you enough for all your support over the last 3-4 years. We sent Christopher our mics and H6 Zoom and it's COVID times, so this pod is done over the Zoom app and audio quality isn't quite what it usually is, just an FYI. Patreon will resume and we'll post the video from our zoom chat on there for subscribers. We hope you continue to listen and support the pod as Christopher takes it over. So show him some love!

Episode 61 // The Legendary Jay Sycip of Chris King, Sycip Design May 05, 2020

One thing we know is that Jay Sycip has taste. He's a designer by training, gourmand by appetite, and a fastidious collector of fine things that go fast. It's plausibly true that at one point Jay was considered the San Francisco James Bond. These days he spends his time fine tuning the aesthetic at Chris King Components while pampering his 911 or spending hours aboard his e-bike. Yes he owned a bike company. Yes he owned a nightclub. But we'll get to all of that in the pod.

Episode 60 // Ginger Boyd of Machines For Freedom Apr 01, 2020

We Got To Hang Out with Ginger Boyd of Machines For Freedom! Kyle Kelley and Annalisa co-host this episode at Golden Saddle Cyclery in Los Angeles. We talk to Ginger about her background in bikes, literature and her move out West. We discuss her role at Machines For Freedom, the evolution of Machines and projects that she has worked on over the years. Ginger has had an incredibly positive impact on our community and the industry of cycling, often spearheading marketing campaigns that show us what inclusivity and representation looks like in our sport. Thanks for hanging Ginger and Kyle for the co-hosting!

This podcast is supported by CycleOregon.com, go to their website and sign up for the Gravel ride in October - we’ll see you there!

Episode 59 // Izzy Sederbaum Feb 18, 2020

This wonderful human took over the pod with insights on inclusivity in language and our beloved cycling community. Izzy started road cycling as a youngin’ on the east coast and now calls the PNW home. He’s a former bike mechanic who dabbles in the gravel and cyclocross scene while working toward a PhD in Public Policy focusing on how policy punishes and criminalizes queerness/trans-ness, especially for youth and young adults. Izzy also opens up and speaks publicly for the first time about an impactful and extremely sad event that took place back in the spring of 2018. We hope you enjoy this important hang out as much as we do! #shoutout

*EDIT - WTF acronym originated from the San Francisco Bike Kitchen organization, not Grease Rag as discussed in this episode.

A special thank you to all our Patreon supporters! If you'd like to help support the pod though a financial donation, please go to patreon.com/wgtho to learn more.

Episode 58 // Richard Pool aka Bicycle Crumbs + Speedvagen Jan 14, 2020

We had the pleasure of hanging out with Richard Pool, aka Bicycle Crumbs at his home in Portland, Oregon. While the kids are sleeping and the dogs pace around we talk about his job at Speedvagen, his design and illustration skills, Bicycle Crumbs, SRAM v Shimano, the Instagrams, Reba and so much more. Richard is a wonderful human and friend, thanks so much for hanging out with us and telling your story. We are also so excited to unveil our updated logo designed by Crumbs himself! Enjoy the pod!

Episode 57 // Dillen Maurer of Breadwinner + Sugar Wheel Works Dec 10, 2019

We had the pleasure of hanging with Dillen Maurer at Annalisa's house in Portland, OR. Dillen tells his story about a concussion that occurred at a young age and the insidious onset of pain and reduced function that led to some big life changing events and perspectives. We're here to tell you that the story as he tells it today, is a beautiful and inspiring one. He's an incredible human with an affect that is full of joy sprinkled in with a dose of realism. You don't want to miss this one. Thanks for listening!

Episode 56 // Caroline Washam & Kaysee Armstrong of LIV! Oct 29, 2019

New pod just dropped with Kaysee Armstrong and Caroline Washam! We got to hang out with them after their @transcascadia adventure and tapped into two unique experiences from the perspective of distinctly different professional mountain bike racers. Caroline is a World Cup downhiller and Kaysee is a cross country shredder, both are a part of the @livcycling family. What did they think of the (snowy) cascades in late September? Grab a warm beverage and have a listen on this fine autumnal day!

Episode 55 // Dave Aldersebaes aka Captain! Sep 16, 2019

Oh hey! We’re back for this spicy episode with Dave Aldersebaes. He is the quiet orchestrator of one of Portland’s longest-running racing teams and has been a steady mentor for many racers throughout their journeys. His passion for and knowledge of the sport paired with his uncanny ability to bring people together with some combination of astute leadership savvy and pure magic has created the epitome of what we all desire and need as humans - real connection and community. He has a talent for teaching the pure essence of road racing as well. What’s the secret? Have a listen to find out :)

Episode 54 // Tyler Hamilton with Pas Normal Studios May 28, 2019

The connection to Tyler was made in a way that we love most about our local and extended cycling community; a friend of a friend reached out with the idea, and we embraced the opportunity. The stories that Tyler is a large part of have undeniably impacted the image of bike racing and cycling culture - the rise and fall of great American athletes. Wherever you, as our listener, fall in opinion on the hot-button issues of doping in the Postal Service era and beyond, we hope you enjoy this episode where we get a glimpse into the real emotion and experience of one human. What’s it like to fall from grace and how does it change the things one values? What is Tyler up to now? Have a listen and find out.

*Apologies for some digital hash on Barb's mic!*

**Thanks Dylan W. for helping out with some new production techniques!

Episode 53 // Bobby Endo of Endo Customs May 06, 2019

Bobby Endo! Bobby is interested in making wonderful clothing that helps tell thoughtful stories in cycling. Coming from a fashion background in LA, he made his way to the custom kit world by happenstance and has stayed true to the things he finds most important. We thoroughly enjoyed learning about Bobby and hanging out at Golden Cycle Saddlery, grab a headphone have a listen! We've got Kyle Kelley co-hosting with one!

Episode 52 // Edie Perkins Feb 25, 2019

We had the absolute pleasure of hanging out with Edie Perkins at Golden Saddle Cyclery during our recent visit. Edie moved to LA in 2016 and entirely fell in love with the road cycling there, logging 300 miles a week on average. In the spring of 2017, she was involved in an accident that changed her life in an instant. Edie is a true super hero in her tenacity and openness about the event and her adaptation, both physically and emotionally since that day. Her story, ongoing and inspiring, beautifully articulates the thing we all love and hold dear about our communities; the sheer humanness that unfolds when all the superficial bullshit is stripped away and we’re vulnerable and need help. Grab a tissue, this episode is magic. So much gratitude, respect, and admiration for you, Edie Perkins. Thank you SO MUCH for hanging out (and going to the club) with us, it was a true pleasure. Special shout out to @kylebkelley @goldensaddlecyclery for hosting us and being such a positive, inviting space in the cycling world.

This podcast is supported our wonderful Patreons (www.patreon.com/wgtho) AND by Portland Design Works. Go to www.ridepdw.com and use code HANGOUT to get 10% off your order.

Episode 51 // Breadwinner Cycles Feb 11, 2019

We got the legendary duo of Breadwinner Cycles together for a hang session. Ira Ryan and Tony Pereirashare the tale of how they met and the series of events that led them to collaborate on what has become a cornerstone of the Portland cycling scene and framebuilding world. Their bikes are beautifully built and their cafe is serving up some of the best snacks and coffee in town (complete with a cool view into their workshop). Have a listen, we loved hanging out with these two wonderful humans and friends!

p.s. Order a bike here ;) https://breadwinnercycles.com

Episode Sponsors:

https://ridepdw.com Enter code: HANGOUT for 10% off

https://stagescycling.com

Our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/wgtho

Episode 50 // Rapha Five x Five: Intervals on Design Jan 31, 2019

On January 25, 2019 Annalisa flew to Rapha Los Angeles to moderate the most recent edition of Five X Five: Intervals on Design. Featuring five bike framebuilders, Tom Ritchey (Ritchey Logic), Aaron Stinner (Stinner Frameworks), Sam Pickman (Allied Cycle Works), John Caletti (Caletti Cycles) and Hern Montenegro (Montenegro MFG). This panel was dedicated to the importance of materials, technology, and experience in frame building. The audience heard from industry leaders about topics ranging from fork design to business operations. We hope you enjoy, no edits on this one!

Episode 49 // Tayler Wiles & Olivia Dillon, Professional Cyclists Jan 08, 2019

We hit the road to hang out with Tayler Wiles and Olivia Dillon in their Fairfax home. These humans are independently amazing and remarkable, but we maximized our REAL LIFE hang time and sat down all together for this one. Since AG is a hopeless romantic, she made sure to get the scoop on one of her favorite love stories of all time. We also deliver the inside scoop on the coolest, newest women’s team on the world stage. Wiles is one of the best cyclists of our current time and Olivia, while retired from a stunning road career, is as fit as ever and continues her cycling journey working in the industry and crushing that gravel scene hotness. Have a listen to get a view into the glamour and balance of life as a real power couple in cycling.

Episode 48 // Nam! Cyclist and Activist Dec 18, 2018

Hanging out with Nam (@goodolenam) is a real treat! This episode is packed with gems and insights. She graciously shared with (and gently educated) us about her life as a Tibetan American, activist, adventure cyclist, eco-feminist, essential oil enthusiast, and more. We explore the idea of home, what motivates Nam to hone her skills and speed as a cyclist, and her profound experience at the first annual WTF Bikexplorers Summit. She even shares her tried and true method for keeping your skin happy while spending day after day in the saddle!

Episode 47 // Adam Sklar of Sklar Bikes Dec 04, 2018

This episode features Adam Sklar (aka Baby Sklar) of Sklar Bikes out of Bozeman, Montana. Also featuring 3rd string backup co-host Corey Fish (Annalisa's husband). We talk curved top tubes, custom bikes, dangle bongs, and life as a baby frame builder. We think you’ll dig it! www.sklarbikes.com IG @sklarbikes

Episode 46 // Daniel Wakefield Pasley (Manual for Speed, Mythical State of) Nov 05, 2018

We got to hang out with Daniel Wakefield Pasley of @manualforspeed, and @mythicalstateof. We talked way too much and Barb (aka Annalisa) worked some magic to get this one down to a digestible length for your listening pleasure. We covered a lot, such as the Rapha Continental, Peter Sagan, bike euphoria, women's cycling and road vs./+ gravel vs./+ mountain etc. Enjoy this episode!

Side note: We miss @abbywatson, but can confirm that she is thriving.

Side side note: Here is the referenced Peter Sagan video -- https://mythicalstateof.com/televisions/dear-cycling-were-fans-15-minutes-20-questions-32-fun-facts-with-peter-sagan/

Episode 45 // Rudi Jung of Black Magic Paint Oct 12, 2018

On this episode we hang with Rudi Jung of Black Magic Paint. A couple years ago Rudi had a life changing accident where he lost function of his right arm. The process of painting has changed for Rudi, but his work hasn’t. Listen in to hear the story of this straight edge badass and wonderful human. Thanks Rudi! <3

Episode 44 // Kyle Russ (Biomechanical Engineer at Trek) Sep 21, 2018

Whaaaaat, WGTHO is back with a trip to Waterloo, WI to visit our friends at Trek. Emily Bremer joins us as we talk with Kyle Russ, Biomechanical Engineer at Trek. We discuss his path to one of the coolest jobs in the industry and what he eats for his pre-race meals. Some other stuff too ;) This special episode is released on the eve of the Telenet UCI Cyclo-Cross race, a World Cup cyclocross event on Trek’s campus in Waterloo, WI.

Episode 43 // Jenn Kriske of Machines For Freedom Jun 18, 2018

We got to hang out with Jenn Kriske of @machinesforfreedom shortly after the news dropped of their partnership with Specialized earlier this month. She gave us a cool glimpse into the brand that has intentionally broken down the stereotypes around body image, gender, and age in cycling. Have a listen to the history of this women-run business and what is coming up for them next!

Episode 42 // Becca Schepps Jun 04, 2018

We're back and all three of us in one episode! We talked to one of the most creative people we know, Becca Schepps of Boulder, CO back in March while she was visiting Portland en route to LA Sweat team camp. We discuss bikes, branding, fashion and one of her many jobs as owner of Mortal Kombucha. You don't want to miss this episode! Thanks for hanging out, Becca! xo

Episode 41 // Jolene Holland (Ultravoilet Racing) May 14, 2018

We got to hang out with the creator of @ultraviolet racing, @joleneholland. She is ubiquitous with Austin racing and also just earned her graduate degree in Community and Regional planning and is focusing her work on bike transportation planning. Jolene embodies inclusivity & positivity, and her enthusiasm for women in sport is infectious. We’re pretty sure you’ll be able to hear her smile on this pod!

Episode 40 // Russell Pickavance of Cycleast Apr 30, 2018

We got to hang out with Austin’s very own Russell Pickavance. He’s the owner of @cycleast - a cool, inclusive bike shop sharing a space with @fasttrack coffee (pro tip: you can get breakfast tacos before your ride!). Russell tells us about his previous nomadic life filled with poetry and philosophy; and about his passion for creating meaningful community space through bikes.

Episode 39 // Ian Dille of FloBikes Apr 16, 2018

We sat down with Ian Dille at the Flo studio in Austin, Texas just after SXSW. It's a great conversation where we discuss FloBikes, deals in bike racing and Portland's #4 ranking in Bicycling's Best Bike Cities. Gasp!

Check out and subscribe to www.flobikes.com as they just announced they are broadcasting the Giro! We finally have access to a channel stateside where we can legitimately watch bike races!

Minisode 2 // Jen Whalen on Hollywood Apr 09, 2018

We talk about the Time’s Up movement or as Jen calls it, “It’s about time” and life in Hollywood. We felt like it deserved it's own episode. Thanks for listening!

Episode 38 // Jen Whalen @ Golden Saddle Cyclery Apr 02, 2018

We Got to Hang Out with LA’s own Jen Whalen (@jennysayyes) at Golden Saddle Cyclery. We talk about the good stuff; California Girls, riding her bike across the country, libido, comedy and her current relationship with bikes. Bonus sound bites by Kyle Kelley and friends. Thanks Jen, we think you're pretty radical <3

Special thanks to Free Public Wines (www.freepublicwines.com) for the special delivery all the way down to Los Angeles. That little can of goodness fits perfectly in a jersey pocket :)

Episode 37 // Ted King @ SXSW Mar 19, 2018

The unedited, live version of our time on stage at SXSW! Join us as we chat with Ted King, to learn about his path to becoming a world tour professional cyclist, discuss his love for maple syrup and his business, Untapped. We are long time fans of Ted King and love that we got to talk adventures in food, cycling and the culture that surrounds it!

Episode 36 // JoAnn Schinderle (Comedian) Mar 05, 2018

JoAnn Schinderle joins us for this episode to discuss her path to stand up comedy, the culture of comedy in Portland and her own observations of what it's like to be a stand up comedian. She was named Portland’s Funniest by the Willamette Week in 2017 and a finalist at Portland's Funniest Person's Contest hosted by Helium Comedy Club in 2017. Go see her show, Control Yourself at the Alberta Street Pub every Sunday night! Thanks JoAnn <3

https://www.joannschinderle.com

Episode 35 // Leah Benson (Gladys Bikes) & Erik Tonkin (Sellwood Cycle Repair) Feb 19, 2018

Listen in to hear Leah Benson of Gladys Bikes and Erik Tonkin of Sellwood Cycle Repair discuss topics such as business, bikes, feminism and inclusivity. Meanwhile, Annalisa attempts to keep them on task. Enjoy this episode and thanks for hanging out!

Episode 34 // Jace Krause (Fried Egg I'm in Love) Feb 05, 2018

Jace is the owner and co-founder of Fried Egg I'm in Love. One may argue it's the best breakfast cart in PDX, so be sure and check it out. We talk business, music and cart life. It's not bikes *gasp*! www.friedegglove.com

Episode 33 // Jude Gerace (Sugar Wheel Works) Jan 22, 2018

What a pleasure it was to talk with our friend, Jude, owner of Sugar Wheel Works. She is a master of her craft and makes beautiful handbuilt wheels here in Portland. A great conversation you don't want to miss! We love you and what you do, Jude!

Episode 32 // Rhys Newman of OMATA Jan 08, 2018

Welcome to Season 2! During a recent trip to San Fransisco, Annalisa met up with Rhys Newman, co-founder of OMATA. It was great to learn about the new product and to hear Rhys' thoughts on bikes, analog vs. digital, and music. Spoiler alert, he digs minivans! Check out their website www.omata.com and pre-order yours!

Episode 31 // Anna Grace Christiansen Intro Dec 11, 2017

Mixed emotions heading into 2018! Abby got accepted into graduate school, so we unfortunately won't hear her lovely voice quite as much. However, we're super stoked for her as she takes on this new challenge and support her 100%! We'll be bringing on some new hosts to join the podcast, including Anna Grace Christiansen who we intro in this episode. AGC is an accomplished cyclist and full of witty banter. Warning: a lot of 4-H talk in this episode, I could only edit so much! Look for us in the New Year with a new look, new content and Season 2 of the pod.

Episode 30 // Kelli Samuelson (LA Sweat) Nov 27, 2017

It's episode #30!!! We recorded this back in September when it was still beautiful outside and rain felt like a novelty after a hot summer. We talk with Kelli Samuelson of LA Sweat about her role in women's cycling, injury and social media. We also play a little hoops. Have a listen and enjoy!

Episode 29 // Clara Honsinger (Team S&M CX) Nov 13, 2017

After a few weeks off, we’re back with an interview with Clara Honsinger, a professional cyclocross racer who recently got a Silver Medal at U23 Pan Am Championships. She's had a breakout season this year while riding at the Elite level for Team S & M out of Portland, OR. Keep your eyes out for this one!

Episode 28 // SRAM (Kate Powilson & Dan Stefiuk) Oct 09, 2017

First off, it's a banter you don't want to miss -- Abby talks studying and mini horses and Anna rehashes her time backstage at the Sleater-Kinney concert.

This episode Anna talks with Kate and Dan at the SRAM headquarters in Chicago. We talk a lot of bullshit, but there's some gems in there...like how do you feel about disc brakes, where did the name 'blips' come from and what is the direction of cycling?

Go to www.wegottohangout.com to see some photos from the trip; they complete the story! xo

Our TOPPODCAST Picks

Follow Us

Stay Connected

Related Podcasts

Links

Stay Connected