Moped Outlaws

Two outlaws on the lam, taking the backroads through America…

Moped Outlaws is a society podcast hosted by Marc Wendt and Greg Wilker, with 273 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Marc Wendt and Greg Wilker hosts Moped Outlaws, a society show with 273 episodes published.

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  Episode #267

  Learning to Hold What We Feel – Lindy James | Episode 267

  Sep 28, 202659 minS6

  Lindy James joins Greg and Marc for a conversation about Tantra, intimacy, embodiment, relationships, boundaries, consent, and learning to stay present with what we feel. Together they explore menopause and partnership, masculine and feminine energy, emotional triggers, sexual conditioning, and the difference between feeling an impulse and acting on it. Lindy shares how listening to the body—and learning to hold discomfort without immediately trying to fix it—can open the door to greater awareness, connection, and aliveness.

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  Episode #266

  When Systems Shape Us — Cynthia Drake Morrow | Episode 266

  Sep 21, 20261h 3mS6

  What happens when the systems surrounding us begin shaping the way we think, work, lead, and even treat one another? On Episode 266 of Moped Outlaws, we ride with Cynthia Drake Morrow, assistant professor of public health at Michigan State University, life sciences consultant, researcher, and co-author of Administrative Intelligence with Jennifer Wisdom. The conversation […]

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  Episode #265

  Home in the Heart of the Tenderloin — JJ Smith | Episode #265

  Sep 14, 202655 minS6

  JJ Smith has spent much of his life in San Francisco’s Tenderloin, a neighborhood he calls home. In this conversation, he talks with Greg and Marc about his own history, his family’s struggles with addiction, and the path that led him from surviving on the streets to helping people around him find treatment, work, food, shelter, and a way forward. JJ’s approach is simple but demanding: show up, tell the truth, build trust, and don’t give up on someone just because they aren’t ready today. The conversation moves through addiction, recovery, homelessness, incarceration, economic opportunity, race, community, and the complicated question of what it means to help another person without judging them.

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  Episode #264

  What Happens When We Stop Talking? — Paul Greenberg | Episode #264

  Sep 7, 20261h 4mS6

  What happens when we stop talking to one another? For Professor Paul Greenberg, that question has been part of a life spent moving between worlds. He grew up with a father who was both a psychiatrist and a film critic, discovered early that writing could be a way of making sense of the world, and […]

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  Episode #263

  Elizabeth Mikotowicz: No Justice, Just Us | Moped Outlaws #263

  Aug 31, 20261h 15mS6

  Elizabeth Mikotowicz returns to Moped Outlaws for a second ride to talk about No Justice, Just Us, incarceration, addiction, trauma, empathy and the long process of reclaiming personal agency. It's a difficult conversation about systems that can dehumanize people—and about the friendships, creativity, courage and persistence that can help a person find their way back.

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