In this episode of the Pivotable Pod, Big E sits down for a legendary conversation with the King of Supercross, Jeremy McGrath. While Jeremy is known globally for his dominance in motorsports, this discussion dives deep into his roots, specifically exploring how his foundational years in BMX racing were instrumental in shaping his career and legacy. The boys get into Jeremy's ties with GT bikes and the crossover between the sports. Jeremy reflects on the importance of staying humble, a trait instilled by his parents, and his simple yet effective philosophy: "just do your job". MC updates us on his role at Kawasaki and his rad new venture: Holeshot King. Tune in!

In this episode, we sit down with legendary factory mechanic Christien Ducharme to discuss his journey from the small town of Derby, Vermont, to the pinnacle of professional motocross and supercross. Christien shares behind-the-scenes stories from the Honda pits, the technical precision required to build championship-winning machines, and his long-standing relationship with Yoshimura R&D. We dive deep into the evolution of factory racing, the mental grind of the professional circuit, and the unique father-son dynamics that shape the sport's greatest talents. Check out our unfiltered look at the life of a man behind the wrenches.

In this episode of the Pivotal Podcast, we sit down with Simon Cudby, widely regarded as one of the most accomplished motorcycle photographers of the last 30 years. Simon shares his journey from growing up in England and discovering a passion for photography in a darkroom to his early career shooting cruise ships in 1980’s Miami.

The conversation dives deep into his 30-year legacy in motocross, beginning with his first race at the 1996 Orlando Supercross. Simon discusses the evolution of his craft, from shooting action sports on Kodachrome film to documenting legends like James Stewart and Ricky Carmichael. He also reflects on his transition to adventure bikes, his passion for storytelling through "epic" nature-influenced shots, and the challenges of balancing professional photography with a love for the ride.