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Two Wheels Many Blessings

Two Wheels Many Blessings

Written by: Mark Sweeney
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This podcast is about motorcycles—but it’s about more than just the bikes.

It’s about the people I’ve met along the way and the friendships that became family.

It’s about grit, loyalty, and the hard lessons that shape you. The kind of bonds that only come from shared miles and real-life experiences.

And most of all, it’s about gratitude—because I’ve been blessed far more than I ever imagined.

Mark Sweeney Relationships Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Riding 12,000 Miles on Peanut Butter

    Riding 12,000 Miles on Peanut Butter
    Feb 13 2026

    Brian D’Apice, a U.S. Army veteran who completed a 12,000-mile solo bicycle trek around the perimeter of the United States. Driven by his experiences in combat and his observations of global poverty, D'Apice utilized the trip to raise significant funds for charities like Pencils of Promise and the National Military Family Association.
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    20 mins
  • Annie Prisana

    Annie Prisana
    Feb 12 2026

    I met Annie while in Thailand riding off road with Thailand Moto Tours.

    She is a very good rider and helped me along the way.

    We had many laughs together getting me out of situations.

    I wanted to know more about her, so I did some research and put together this podcast.

    I hope you enjoy learning about Annie Prisana

    Much Love Annie

    Too Much Lunch

    Mark
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    15 mins
  • The Journey Begins

    The Journey Begins
    Feb 19 2026

    The Journey Begins

    I started Two Wheels, Many Blessings because motorcycles have given me far more than we could ever imagined—they’ve introduced my wife Bobbie and me to people who shaped our lives through friendship, grit, loyalty, and shared experiences. I wanted a way to tell those stories, highlight the riders who sharpen us, and capture the gratitude that comes from realizing the best part of the journey was never the destination—it was the people God placed along the road.
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    8 mins
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