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Duran Morley is a distinguished leader among motorcycle enthusiasts and a seasoned entrepreneur, holding the esteemed positions of Founder and CEO at The Van Mart, a prestigious e-commerce store specializing in Van Accessories, as well as Vanspeed, a leading manufacturer of Secondary vehicle body alterations tailored for cargo van conversions in recreational and mobile business applications. His entrepreneurial journey began at a tender age, where he astoundingly initiated three businesses before turning 18, showcasing his remarkable acumen. Fueled by an indomitable entrepreneurial spirit and a deep passion for the great outdoors, Duran Morley embarked on his fourth business venture, envisioning the potential and transformative lifestyle vans can offer to adventure-seeking customers. This led to the creation of Van Mart, an online store offering a wide range of van accessories, and Vanspeed, a specialized custom-built van shop. Through Van Mart and Vanspeed, Duran Morley not only inspires others to embrace the spirit of adventure but also assists businesses in promoting their brands to a wide audience. Duran Morley's journey in the motorcycle industry began at a young age, immersing himself wholeheartedly in mastering the intricacies of building and designing motorcycles. His dedication was evident as he acquired his motorcycle license even before his vehicle license, a testament to his unmatched commitment to his craft. In 2017, under the guidance of his mentor Roland, Duran Morley achieved a remarkable milestone, becoming the youngest builder ever invited by renowned motorcycle photographer Michael Lightner to participate in the Motorcycle as Art - Old Iron - Young Guns exhibition at the prestigious Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. This achievement garnered significant media exposure, including a notable 4-page feature in esteemed publications such as American Iron Magazine, Hot Bike Magazine, Roadkill Magazine, and Hot Rod Magazine. Duran Morley's unwavering commitment to hard work has been pivotal in shaping him into the accomplished entrepreneur he is today. Guided by the philosophy that "Life is an adventure or nothing at all," he remains resolute in his mission to help customers bring their visions and dreams to life as they embark on their own transformative "Adventure Life" journey. -- Critical Mass Business Talk Show is Orange County, CA's longest-running business talk show, focused on offering value and insight to middle-market business leaders in the OC and beyond. Hosted by Ric Franzi, business partner at REF Orange County. Learn more about Ric at www.ricfranzi.com. 

(09-29-2017) - Automotive journalist Elana Scherr (currently a columnist in Car & Driver magazine joined Randy to chat about growing up a car "person" and what motivated her to join the guys at Roadkill Magazine!

Elana Scherr is an automotive journalist with an expansive career! She was a staff editor at Hot Rod Magazine and the former editor in chief at Roadkill Magazine. Currently, she is a columnist at Car and Driver, she does new car reviews for Edmunds, and writes features and short stories for Sports Car Market, Road & Track, and other automotive online publications. Join us in this episode for an insightful talk about the importance of diversity in any field (not just automotive); the subtle ways women are treated differently in the workplace; and what it means to be a “car person”. Oh--and let’s not forget her impressive car collection!  Audience feedback drives the show. I’d love for you to text me at (614) 953-6380.  I am excited to connect with you! What is the Femcanic Garage community all about? Go check us out! You can visit our website at https://femcanic.com/ You can find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest and Tik Tok by searching for Femcanic Garage. Don't forget to subscribe and rate the Femcanic Garage Podcast.

Elana Scherr didn’t grow up in a car family, but she has made up for lost time. She was a staff editor at HOT ROD Magazine, Editor in Chief of Roadkill Magazine, and currently reviews new cars for Edmunds and Car and Driver while also covering classics and car culture for American Car Collector, Sports Car Market, and other enthusiast titles. Elana and her husband Tom share their collection on the Challengeher YouTube channel. 

Elana Scherr didn’t grow up in a car family but has made up for lost time since then. She started her wheeled career in motorcycle parts fabrication, then did a stint in Automotive PR before moving to the editorial side. She was a staff editor at HOT ROD Magazine, Editor in Chief of Roadkill Magazine, and currently reviews new cars for Edmunds and Car and Driver while also covering classics and car culture for American Car Collector, Sports Car Market, and other enthusiast titles. Elana and her husband Tom have a large collection (more than a dozen) of mostly carbureted vehicles including an Opel GT, several muscle cars, and a classic open-backed ramp truck race hauler that originally belonged to Pro Stock legend Dick Landy. They cover their collection and keeping it running on the Challengeher YouTube channel. Along with the car projects, Elana is writing a book with Don Prudhomme about his life and racing career.

Elana Scherr didn’t grow up in a car family but has made up for lost time since then. She started her wheeled career in motorcycle parts fabrication, then did a stint in Automotive PR before moving to the editorial side. She was a staff editor at HOT ROD Magazine, Editor in Chief of Roadkill Magazine, and currently reviews new cars for Edmunds and Car and Driver while also covering classics and car culture for American Car Collector, Sports Car Market, and other enthusiast titles. Elana and her husband Tom have a large collection (more than a dozen) of mostly carbureted vehicles including an Opel GT, several muscle cars, and a classic open-backed ramp truck race hauler that originally belonged to Pro Stock legend Dick Landy. They cover their collection and keeping it running on the Challengeher YouTube channel. Along with the car projects, Elana is writing a book with Don Prudhomme about his life and racing career.

Elana Scherr is one of our favorite people, and a car nut to the core. She's built engines, fixed cars, daily drove a classic Challenger, buys weird trucks, written for Hot Rod, ran Roadkill Magazine, and now writes for Hargerty. She joins Matt during the launch of the new C8 Corvette, so they discuss the leaked photos and info, along with drag racing, European muscle cars, and of course, Q&A.  Read Elana's work: https://www.hagerty.com/articles-videos/author/elana-scherrWatch this show: https://youtu.be/zxQy9WtLlJgFollow us!T: @thesmokingtire @zackklapman @challengeherIG: @thesmokingtire @fakezackklapman @challengeher New Shirts: https://www.blipshift/com/tst

Elana Scherr is a freelance writer who specializes in Automotive and is currently in the process of writing her first book on the legendary drag racer Don Prudhomme. Elana started in the motorsport industry with Graves Motorsport and TaylorMade Racing before she switched to writing with Hot Rod Magazine and Roadkill Magazine. Make sure to follow us and subscribe!NoBraking can be found on Instagram and Facebook

Elana Scherr has a background in composite fabrication, is incredibly handy with an engine stand, and has a soft spot for Mopar muscle and one off vintage race cars.  She was the former Staff Editor at Hot Rod Magazine and Executive Editor at Roadkill Magazine before stepping into the freelance world so she can write about cars, motorcycles, planes, boats, racing and dogs. Elana gave James the time of his life in her 1971 Opel GT. Hope you enjoy the talk as much as he did!

(09-29-2017) - Elana Scherr is a former writer at "Hot Rod Magazine" who moved over to become editor at "Roadkill Magazine", the written arm of the Roadkill video empire that you can view on "the Enthusiast Network", youtube  and "Motor Trend on Demand" online.    Elana tells Randy about how much she's into Mopars, why every family should have an actual Dump Truck in their backyard, what tools she carries in her trunk at all times and what's up with all those pictures on her twitter page...that are NOT cars!   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joe Sebergandio talks to minibike legend and owner of Big Daddy Motorsports Darryl Smith. Also on deck Roadkill Magazine editor Elana Scherr building a minibike roller with cohost "Evil" Ed Rowlett. Featuring the Motor City Minute with Myron Bailey in Detroit. Note: The opinions of the guests of the JMBR Podcast do not reflect those of Joe's Minibike Reunion or Joe Sebergandio. Viewer discretion is advised. Links: http://www.joesminibikereunion.com http://www.smallenginecams.com http://www.oldminibikes.com http://www.fbminibikes.com http://www.gokartsusa.com http://www.gtshobbies.com Credits: Joe Sebergandio - Creator/Host "Evil" Ed Rowlett - Co-Host Special Guests: Darryl Smith; Elana Scherr Emmanuel Munda - Producer/Director/Editor Linda Sebergandio - JMBR Event Director Nikole Sebergandio - JMBR Onsite Photographer/Event Manager Aaron Munda - Production Assistant/Best Boy Music: "Let's Ride -JMBR Theme" by: Emmanuel L. Munda (ASCAP) Copyright Animation by: Aaron Munda Copyright 2017 Motor Media Inc. All Rights Reserved Podcast Description: Joe's Minibike Reunion, hosted by automotive personality Joe Sebergandio, is a bi-weekly podcast that puts a modern spin on vintage minibikes from the 60's and 70's. Joe's huge collection of minibikes, and large network of iconic builders, friends, and personalities will kick start the industry's latest news as they cover the coolest projects, newest parts, exciting events, and informative tech stories that will keep you in tune. Covering the entire spectrum of minibikes from rigid frame death traps powered by pull start 5 HP Tecumseh engines to twin turbo Honda Grom's, the podcast climaxes at the world famous annual minibike celebration that is Joe's Minibike Reunion, held annually in Southern California. Category

Joe Sebergandio talks to minibike legend and owner of Big Daddy Motorsports Darryl Smith. Also on deck Roadkill Magazine editor Elana Scherr building a minibike roller with cohost "Evil" Ed Rowlett. Featuring the Motor City Minute with Myron Bailey in Detroit. Note: The opinions of the guests of the JMBR Podcast do not reflect those of Joe's Minibike Reunion or Joe Sebergandio. Viewer discretion is advised. Links: http://www.joesminibikereunion.com http://www.smallenginecams.com http://www.oldminibikes.com http://www.fbminibikes.com http://www.gokartsusa.com http://www.gtshobbies.com Credits: Joe Sebergandio - Creator/Host "Evil" Ed Rowlett - Co-Host Special Guests: Darryl Smith; Elana Scherr Emmanuel Munda - Producer/Director/Editor Linda Sebergandio - JMBR Event Director Nikole Sebergandio - JMBR Onsite Photographer/Event Manager Aaron Munda - Production Assistant/Best Boy Music: "Let's Ride -JMBR Theme" by: Emmanuel L. Munda (ASCAP) Copyright Animation by: Aaron Munda Copyright 2017 Motor Media Inc. All Rights Reserved Podcast Description: Joe's Minibike Reunion, hosted by automotive personality Joe Sebergandio, is a bi-weekly podcast that puts a modern spin on vintage minibikes from the 60's and 70's. Joe's huge collection of minibikes, and large network of iconic builders, friends, and personalities will kick start the industry's latest news as they cover the coolest projects, newest parts, exciting events, and informative tech stories that will keep you in tune. Covering the entire spectrum of minibikes from rigid frame death traps powered by pull start 5 HP Tecumseh engines to twin turbo Honda Grom's, the podcast climaxes at the world famous annual minibike celebration that is Joe's Minibike Reunion, held annually in Southern California.

Joe Sebergandio talks to Roadkill Magazine editor and minibike enthusiast, Elana Scherr about the life of being the editor of the hottest automotive magazine and her connection with minibikes. Description: Joe's Minibike Reunion, hosted by automotive personality Joe Sebergandio, is a bi-weekly podcast that puts a modern spin on vintage minibikes from the 60's and 70's. Joe's huge collection of minibikes, and large network of iconic builders, friends, and personalities will kick start the industry's latest news as they cover the coolest projects, newest parts, exciting events, and informative tech stories that will keep you in tune. Covering the entire spectrum of minibikes from rigid frame death traps powered by pull start 5 HP Tecumseh engines to twin turbo Honda Grom's, the podcast climaxes at the world famous annual minibike celebration that is Joe's Minibike Reunion, held annually in Southern California.