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SummaryOn this episode of The Bentonville Beacon, host James Bell is joined by Jeremy McGhee, Founder of The UNPavement, a movement that's helping everyone get off the pavement and into the wild to heal our hurting culture of Nature Deficit Disorder. Jeremy is also Founder of JPM PRO, the US distributor of Sport-ON, off-road handcycles, providing adaptive mountain bikes and accessories to disabled riders, including options for paraplegics and quadriplegics. Additionally, Jeremy is a pro athlete, YouTuber, blogger, podcaster and consultant that partners with public, private and nonprofit land managers to design safe and fun universal trail systems. Throughout the episode, James and Jeremy discuss his business venture distributing off-road handcycles, his mission of ensuring disabled athletes have full access to the outdoors and how he is pioneering trails for everybody.Thanks for tuning in!Show Notes(0:52) Introduction to Jeremy McGhee(5:11) About The UNPavement(9:02) Jeremy's Work as a Trail Consultant(10:57) About JPM PRO(18:17) Jeremy's Discovery of Bentonville(25:13) Jeremy's Move to Bentonville(29:08) #BecauseBentonville Story(35:31) Advice for Overcoming Insurmountable Odds(41:48) Closing Question‍LinksJames Bell Bentonville Economic Development Jeremy McGheejeremymcghee.comJPM PROThe UNPavementQuotes“The UNPavement is a movement of all of us off the pavement and into the wild because we've got these cool devices that we're on all the time, and they allow us to accomplish so much in life, but we're on them so much that it renders us that much more in need of a relationship with nature.” - Jeremy McGhee, (5:13)“The major emotional thing I miss in life when I'm back in San Diego, is I watch my friends grab their board, run across the tracks and go catch a couple waves at sunset. That's not in the cards for me anymore…But being [in Bentonville] and being able to just jump on my bike right out of my garage, literally across the street to Coler [Mountain Bike Preserve]. I get to fulfill that desire in a different way. I get to jump on my bike and jump on a trail.” - Jeremy McGhee, (26:46)“The adaptive element to whatever I want to do is my mind. That is my greatest disability, and I have a feeling that a lot of people out there can relate to that. So whatever obstacles are in front of you, that's going to be the hardest thing to overcome. So my advice is to do the things that help that. Taking care of ourselves is really important” - Jeremy McGhee, (35:44)

SA FM Sport On came live from the Orlando Stadium where Bafana Bafana were playing Liberia in a Africa Cup of Nations qualifier. The match ended in a 2-2 draw and Sport On host Thabiso Mosia spoke to SABC Sport Reporter Velile Mnyandu, former Wits goalkeeper Jacob Mokasi as well as Orlando Pirates legend Teboho Moloi Guest: Velile Mnyandu, SABC Sports Reporter Guest: Jacob Mokasi, Former Wits Goalkeeper Guest: Teboho Moloi, Orlando Pirates legend

SAfm — Bafana Bafana legend was on Sport On reflcting on the time that turned to be a golden era of South Africa football . Its been 24 years since Bafana Bafana won the African Cup of Nations back in 1996.

Michael Montero joining the "Sport On" sports talk show on South African national radio (SAfm) to discuss Anthony Joshua's dominant unanimous decision victory over Andy Ruiz Jr in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia. Joshua avenged his TKO loss to Ruiz earlier in the year in New York city by utilizing his superior boxing skills and movement. Show Link: https://iono.fm/e/791069 Station Site: http://www.safm.co.za/sabc/home/safm

The Rugby World Cup has produced several upsets so far, and it is only in the early stages of the tournament. In other sports news, Sunday marked the final day of the Singapore Premier League season this year, with Brunei DPMM winning the title. Our colleagues from the ST sports desk, correspondent David Lee and assistant sports editor Rohit Brijnath, whose podcast is called Game Of Two Halves join us today on Sport On.

Our colleagues from the ST sports desk, assistant sports editor Low Lin Fhoong and sports editor Lee Yulin, join us on Sport On to talk about the latest sporting headlines. If you like The Straits Times' Sport On and Game Of Two Halves, you can also subscribe to Game Of Two Halves on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or Spotify, and like us and give us a rating.

Joseph Schooling had the worst showing at a world meet level - at the recently concluded Fina World Championships - but it seems the Olympic champion is unfazed. But with the Tokyo 2020 Olympics less than a year a way, the big question now is whether Schooling can pick himself back up to match - or even exceed his stellar performance at the 2016 Rio Olympics. Joining us for Sport On today is Rohit Brijnath, Assistant Sports Editor from The Straits Times.

It was a weekend of extreme highs and lows in the sporting world - and some would say, upsets. Novak Djokovic achieved the feat of winning the longest mens’ singles final at Wimbledon - edging out Swiss legend Roger Federer - to claim his 16th grand slam. Meanwhile, also in London, England took the Cricket World Cup, while New Zealand left heartbroken after coming excruciatingly close to victory. Rohit Brijnath, Assistant Sports Editor from The Straits Times tells us more on Sport On.

Sport On was broadcasting live from the Sandton Convention Centre, where we attended the 2018 SA Boxing Awards (OB). Various boxing voices from administrators to boxing legends and the current generation of fighters.