Podcasts about xc2

Braxton Grosse has been a dominant force on the West Coast, coming within a few points of the Pro class championship two years in a row. In 2024, he set out to challenge himself even further by racing in two of the biggest ATV series in the country—GNCC on the East Coast and WORCS on the West.Throughout the season, fans and insiders alike were left wondering: would Braxton commit to GNCC or WORCS in 2025? Each series demands a different skill set, setup, and strategy.In this episode, Braxton joins us in the studio to break down his 2024 season—the highs, the lows, and the lessons. He explains why his decision wasn't just about which series is better, but about what's best for his long-term career.After finishing 3rd in GNCC's XC2 class and 2nd in WORCS Pro, Braxton took a hard look at his future. Ultimately, he chose to pursue the GNCC series in 2025, aligning with where he sees the ATV industry and his personal goals headed.Tune in as Braxton shares his story, insight, and plans for the road ahead. Don't forget to subscribe, like, and share this episode with family and friends!

Jason Tino, an off-road racer with the Flat Rock Motor Club GasGas Factory Race Team, joins us this week to discuss the inaugural Talladega GNCC race, the challenges of transitioning from the 250A class to XC2 class, as well as his experience representing the U.S. at the ISDE in 2024. Follow Jason on Instagram at @jasontino41 MotoAmerica is the OFFICIAL Sponsor of Pit Pass Moto This episode is brought to you by MotoAmerica, home of AMA Superbike racing and North America's premier motorcycle road racing series. Revisit all the season's action with the Moto America Live+ video-on-demand streaming service. Or visit the Moto America YouTube Channel for race highlights and behind-the-scenes video content. Look for the 2025 race schedule over on the motoamerica.com website, and be sure to follow MotoAmerica on social media for real-time series updates and original content. Get your PPM swag at our Pit Pass Moto online store! Pit Pass Moto is a production of Evergreen Podcasts.

Big Tom and Big Rig Craig join us for a live show to recap everything from the Big Buck GNCC.  Overall Winner and man of the hour, Nick DeFeo, also called in to chat about his very impressive victory to start his XC2 career

In this exhilarating episode, we delve into Braxton Grosse's remarkable journey across the competitive terrains of WORCS and GNCC racing. Kicking off his season on the West Coast with the WORCS race in January 2024, Braxton quickly made waves by securing a podium finish—2nd place—early in March. Despite a harrowing incident in WORCS Round 2, his resilience and determination never wavered. Shifting gears to the East Coast, he commenced the XC2 GNCC series with an impressive 5th place finish in Round 1.With a strategic program embracing both WORCS Pro and GNCC XC2 classes, Braxton navigated through the challenges with remarkable agility. His journey was marked by a notable setback in WORCS Round 2, but he made a spectacular comeback, finishing 2nd in Round 3 and clinching 1st in Round 4. This episode captures the essence of Braxton's relentless pursuit of excellence, underscored by his top-tier performance and indomitable spirit.Training in Southern California equipped Braxton with the finesse to conquer the rough whoops in Florida, while the challenging mud courses offered valuable learning opportunities. At the time of this recording, Braxton was gearing up for Round 4 in the GNCC, riding high on his victory at Havasu WORCS and his triumphant win in his second XC2.Join us as we follow Braxton Grosse's thrilling coast-to-coast racing journey. From overcoming adversities to celebrating victories, Braxton's story is a testament to how growth and dedication pave the way to success. Share his inspiring saga with family and friends, and support this young athlete's quest for greatness. Thank you for tuning in.

Wrestling might have been Steven Harrell's life, but his heart was always set on the thrill of riding and a deep-seated desire to race. Despite his father's emphasis on academics and school sports, an unexpected turn of events during the COVID-19 pandemic provided Steven with an opportunity to chase his dreams.The narrative explores how Steven's father's focus on education and structured sports inadvertently prepared him for the discipline required in professional racing. The pandemic pause became a pivotal moment for Steven, allowing him to explore his passion for racing more fully.Steven's racing career began modestly in the local C class, where his talent quickly became apparent, propelling him into the A class. His transition wasn't just a step up; it was a leap that confirmed his natural aptitude for racing.Embarking on the National GNCC Races, Steven's rookie year was marked by notable achievements, including winning a schoolboy championship and making an immediate jump to the XC2 class. His dedication and skill shone through, laying a solid foundation for his career.The 2023 XC2 season was a standout period for Steven, with 9 victories and a second-place finish that secured the championship title well before the season's end. This success led him to test his mettle in the XC1 class for two rounds, hinting at his readiness for higher challenges.Join us as we delve into the inspiring story of Steven Harrell, from his early days of wrestling to his meteoric rise in the racing world. Sit back, relax, and immerse yourself in the journey of a young athlete who dared to dream big. Don't forget to share, subscribe, and support our journey in bringing you more remarkable stories. Thank you for listening.

Josh Toth joins us fresh of his historic Overall Victory from the XC2 class, and reigning Top Am Champ Nick DeFeo chats about his 7th place overall finish this past weekend in Georgia

Reigning XC2 Champ Liam Draper joins us to talk about his opening weekend of racing after earning a 2nd place finish in the XC2 class.  Then we are Joined by Evan Smith to talk about the debut of his XC1 career after earning a career best 5th place overall at the Big Buck GNCC!

Cole Richardson, the two-time XC2 title holder, has transitioned into the XC1 class with hopes of clinching the coveted XC1 title, solidifying his status as one of the greats. With his best finishes this year being 3rd place, his pursuit remains strong.Amidst the myriad of challenges riders face, from marriage to family and building businesses, Cole's story resonates with the universal struggle for success while maintaining a passion for racing.Despite accepting his 3rd place trophy for the 2023 season, Cole surprised the crowd by announcing his decision not to race the complete series in 2024. However, as you'll hear on the show, Cole's desire to compete at the highest level remains unwavering.Cole Richardson's vision extends beyond racing; he aims to develop practical products for himself and his competitors, leveraging his passion and expertise.In 2024, "final" isn't definitive for Cole; he plans to participate in select events, showcasing his continued dedication to the sport. Additionally, he's a fervent ATV enthusiast.Join us to uncover Cole's stance on retirement. Share with friends and family. Thank you for your support.

This week is a heavy GNCC heavy show. We're kicking it off with AmPro Yamaha's Liam Draper who won the XC2 championship this past weekend at Ironman. Two-time WXC champion and 2023 Women's Pro US Sprint Enduro champion will be on the phone next to discuss her season. Then Steward Baylor will discuss his 2nd place season and a possible career as a lead singer. We'll close out with Jay Reynolds with the General Tires Arena Motocross Nationals to talk about his series.  As always we'll have our Pro-X Highs and Lows, the X Brand Forum Check-In, and all the other segments you've come to expect. Also email us at MotoxpodShow@gmail.com with your Highs and Lows, picks, or any other comments you may have. Don't forget the MotoXpod Show is presented by Race Tech and Boyesen and can be heard live on Wednesday nights on the Vital MX YouTube channel.

In 1993, Barry Hawk clinched his initial victory in the XC1 ATV category, marking the beginning of a remarkable streak with seven consecutive titles. His last triumph on the ATV occurred in 1999, during which he diligently honed his skills on motorcycles.As Barry Hawk silently evolved into a threat in XC2 bikes, Yamaha recognized his potential and engaged him for a groundbreaking venture—an innovative 4-stroke 400cc motorcycle.Amidst the exodus of factories from the ATV industry in the early '90s, independent companies carried the mantle, with Barry securing a factory ride on a league-built 250R.In 2001, Barry's rivals, astounded by his speed, suspected foul play, prompting Yamaha and team boss Randy Hawkins to undertake the ultimate pursuit to challenge the quad prodigy.2003 marked a historic achievement as Barry Hawk not only secured seven ATV titles (1993-1999) but also clinched the XC1 Motorcycle title, an unprecedented feat from 2003 with unmatched success in XC1 races from 2005-2008.Legends like Barry Hawk emerge so rarely, and few accomplish what he has. Share this extraordinary journey with friends and family. Like, subscribe, and join us in celebrating this remarkable legacy. Thank you.

Welcome to episode 10 of our bran new series! The Nintendo Music Wars! THIS IS THE FINAL EPISODE! This week Judah and Elijah go head to head with Xenoblade Chronicles 2 VS Xenoblade Chronicles 3 A bran new video game OST war series! Music Links for this episode Xenoblade 2 Music Track 1: Elysium, in the Blue Sky https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pSxFohBmis&list=LL&index=5 Track 2: Running https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHKMpPm373M&list=LL&index=3 Track 3: Kingdom of Uraya https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtPk1iy-ypY&list=LL&index=2 Xenoblade 3 Music Track 1: Ouroboros Awakening https://youtu.be/DsNIaCLBbrw?si=fmPcG0GVSh9ryfTi Track 2: City (Day) https://youtu.be/RhZ_6KRb_48?si=DraHcEfoPaVJizMj Track 3: A Formidable Enemy https://youtu.be/sc5tbkh7ehc?si=d1JrowpN_fpBw4y4 Chapters 0:00 Intro 3:19 How have we been? 4:35 Politics 6:58 Eli's upcoming album(s) 11:39 Discord info 14:41 Free Discord Nitro!? 16:21 Behind the Scenes Exclusives!? 18:20 Judah's new podcast 21:35 Livestreaming 22:30 Winning soundtrack from last episode - The Results! 31:24 Eli's pick - Xenoblade Chronicles 3 34:22 Judah does a goof... 37:17 XC3 first track - Ouroboros Awakening 43:19 XC3 first teaser 44:21 XC3 second track - City (day) 51:09 XC3 second teaser 52:01 XC3 third track - A Formidable Enemy 1:00:51 XC3 third teaser 1:02:13 XC3 final thoughts 1:03:17 Judah's pick - Xenoblade Chronicles 2 1:08:09 XC2 first track - Elysium in the Blue Sky 1:13:49 XC2 first teaser 1:14:46 XC2 second track - Running 1:20:14 XC2 second teaser 1:21:14 XC2 third track - Kingdom of Uraya 1:29:31 XC2 third teaser 1:30:34 Ad break (important) 1:31:36 The Clash! Debate time 1:38:52 Goodbye Nintendo Music Wars... 1:42:44 Outro Credits Special Thanks to Elijah Turp for Editing and timestamping this episode. Thanks to Judah for producing this episode and making the art.

On this episode of OTP Tuesday we recap the results of the Wild Boar GNCC in Palatka, FL.  We are also joined by Craig DeLong, who finished 3rd place overall in the XC1 class, to talk about his race and a lot of awesome insight as to how his XC1 career has progressed into what it is now.  Ryder Lafferty also joins us after winning both opening XC2 rounds to chat about this year's success as well as the progression of his career and the changes he had going into this season.  Don't forget to subscribe wherever you're listening at to stay in the loop with OTP!

Today we were joined by XC1 Pro Riders Josh Strang and Johnny Girroir. Josh Strang is entering his 17th professional season in America and chats with us about why he decided to change his number this year, his thoughts on the upcoming GNCC season, his love for the military, and so much more.  Johnny recently made the switch to Factory KTM and talks with us about his career so far and making that transition, last season's pelvis injury, moving to XC1 and his time in XC2 and more!  Dont forget to subscribe to the show wherever you're listening at.

Good Morning Nachum. Today on the Tuesday Morning JM in the AM Sports Update, the Route-4 Rivalry gets special showcase in Hockey and Basketball, SKA's claim in Girls Varsity Basketball gets stronger, and the playoff race heats up in JV Hockey. All that and more, straight ahead. Chag Sameach, I'm Elliot Weiselberg. We'll start off with Varsity Basketball, where, while the East awaits their marquee matchup this coming week between North Shore and Magen David, the West had their top rivalry, TABC and Frisch on the docket on Saturday night, with both teams looking to put a dent in the other's chances to vie for the division. Earlier in the season, the Cougars walked away with a 13 point victory, meaning that a sweep would all but end TABC's chances in the West and leave them to battle for a quarterfinal matchup. However, the home team would not cooperate as Netanel Benloulou's 30 points catapulted TABC to a 55-44 win, bringing TABC to 8-2 and keeping them in the mix as we head toward the back-stretch of the season. In other action, Waterbury pulls to 4-5 with an overtime upset over DRS and Hillel skates by Ramaz by 3, 69-66. In Girls Varsity Basketball, Ramaz hands Frisch their first loss 57-56, leaving SKA as the only remaining unbeaten team, currently sitting at 9-0. And in Boys JV, DRS suffers another close loss, dropping a 41-40 decision to North Shore, taking their second loss on the season, in a three day stretch, by a combined total of 3 points. Moving over to hockey, ten months ago, the Frisch Varsity Cougars and TABC Storm met up in Frisch in a classic, with Eli Knapp putting home the overtime winner for a 2-1 victory in a game that would serve as the catalyst for Frisch down the stretch on their way to a championship. The two met up last night in Frisch, in overtime, in a 2-1 contest, but this time it would be the Storm, behind two goals from Ryan Brandwein pulling out the win and dropping the last undefeated team in the league. Frisch still controls their own destiny out west, having gained a point on the night, but the two will meet up again next Wednesday night with the West title potentially on the line before the turn of the calendar. Also on the week, SAR continues their up and down play, one week after defeating TABC, losing to last place Ramaz 3-2 and beating MTA 2-1. Harrison Agus with the game winner for the Rams, who would take two on the week, also defeating Magen David last night 5-3. In JV Hockey, with DRS, TABC and SAR running away at the top of the league, the race for the remaining three playoff spots is heating up behind them. Two of the favorites to take spots, North Shore and Flatbush met up in a rematch from last week, where North Shore blanked the Falcons 2-0 in Great Neck. In this contest, however, Flatbush would get their revenge, but the Stars would still earn a point as the Falcons pulled off a 2-1 OT win. The victory pulls Flatbush to 3-3 and sets them up in a race to the finish with Frisch, Ohr Yisroel and MTA, the Lions a 6-1 winner over Kushner this week, upping their record to 4-2-1. Back to the top, all eyes will be on SAR and TABC as the sole remaining game this week on Thursday night in SAR. �  With the playoff race heating up, keeping up to date is a must, and the best place for that is Yeshiva League Pass. For all the latest scores, standings and rankings for both hockey and basketball be sure to follow Yeshiva League Pass on Instagram. And that was your Tuesday Morning JM in the AM Sports Update, happy Chanukah everyone!

Good Morning Nachum!   Today on the Tuesday Morning JM in the AM Sports Update Cross-conference matchups highlight the week in Varsity Hockey, while intra conference rivalries take center stage in Boys Varsity Basketball and Frisch and SKA stay hot in Girls Varsity Basketball. All that and more straight ahead. Good Morning, I'm Elliot Weiselberg. We'll open up with Girls Varsity Basketball where Frisch and SKA have opened up identical 5-0 records to lead the West and East respectively. The Cougars take a 2 game lead in their division picking up wins over 2nd place SAR by 4 and 3rd place Maayanot by 11, while the Sonics have the upper hand over 4-1 Flatbush, handing them their first loss 51-37. Flatbush will get the chance to rebound this coming Saturday night when they play HAFTR. The Hawks have won 4 in a row since dropping their season opener to SKA, taking 3 of those wins, over Central, North Shore and Solomon Schecter in the last week. In Boys Varsity, rivalries were the order of the week, with the most notable one being Frisch's 61-48 win over TABC. The win puts Frisch behind SAR at the top of West. SAR put an exclamation point this week of their own, drubbing DRS and knocking off JEC, a tough end to the week for JEC, bookending a win over rival Kushner with losses to Ramaz and SAR. In the East, Magen David continues to roll, with a 27 point win over HAFTR and a 50-37 win over YDE behind identical 24 point efforts from Senior Asher Melamed. The next stop for the Warriors will be a home matchup with rival Flatbush this coming Saturday night. Moving over to hockey where the past two days saw two key inter-divisional contests with results that will make for an interesting 2nd half. Frisch stays undefeated, knocking off DRS 4-0 on Sunday. Senior Andrew Srulowitz posted Frisch's 2nd shutout in a row, having also knocked off MTA 7-0 earlier this week. The game starts a tough stretch for the Cougars where beyond MTA tonight, Frisch will play SAR on Thursday, Kushner next Thursday and then a home- and-home with TABC to round out 2022 in games that will likely determine the top of the West. Speaking of SAR, the Sting seem to have found their way back on track in the nick of time, having won 3 of their last 4, including a 5-2 win over HANC last night. A scrappy contest between the two sides, SAR's Morrison Dolfman broke a 2-2 tie with just under 5 minutes to go to give SAR the victory. Now at 3-1-0-2 the Sting can insert themselves into the conversation with Frisch and TABC as they square off with each over the coming week. In other action, Isaac Dweck scores twice for Flatbush, including the game-winner in an Overtime thriller with YDE to improve the Falcons to 2-1. Flatbush will look to state their case in the playoff race over the next 6 days squaring off with Magen David twice and HAFTR, both of whom sandwich Flatbush on the current standings-board. In JV Hockey, DRS has opened up a 6 point lead on the rest of the East, but not without a scare from Frisch in a 4-3 win that saw the Cougars erase 3 DRS leads but could not overcome a fortuitous carom on a Josh Lampert game-winner late in the 3rd period. And Flatbush improves to 2-2, taking their 2nd win in a row, 3-0 over YDE behind an Omri Adaf shutout in YDE last Wednesday night. With the Yeshiva League back, keeping up to date is a must, and the best place for that is Yeshiva League Pass. For all the latest scores, standings and rankings for both hockey and basketball be sure to follow Yeshiva League Pass on Instagram. And that's your Tuesday Morning JM in the AM Sports Update, I'm Elliot Weiselberg.

Meeting a young Freshman XC1 Pro fresh of an XC2 championship a little rough around the edges not totally understanding of what was happening (Episode 44)Today with a Job that allowed Austin to mature as a man this rolled into his XC racing and development as a Professional from his Speech to his Training and social media. Showing the changes in a young man as his life changes with outside forces his job has given him confidence in speaking to sponsors  media so on .the confidence has allowed him to grow in training also allowing him to take his social media to a new level Seeing the videos on Instagram grabbed my attention showing this works watching the results change braking into the top 5 another change showing his focus has changed speaking with him the maturity is overwhelming at first a young man coming into his own on and off the track  Listen in as we make our way through the trees and water crossings we are available on youtube now subscribe and enjoy.

This game makes me feel all blushy-crushy. Welcome back! Today, on a not-such-a-surprise-if-you-listened-to-the-last-episode episode, we're going to be “quickly” (by our standards) running through our thoughts on Xenoblade Chronicles 2 in preparation for our upcoming episode on Xenoblade Chronicles 3. As the third game more directly references the previous games than any other entry in the series, we thought it was important to have at least covered the basics of the second game to lay the groundwork. This week we're going to be giving a summary of the important plot points and then giving our impressions and takeaways. XC2 is an RPG in the same style of its predecessors in the Chronicles series, but with an overhauled combat system and full of complicated interactions with its main differentiating factor, blades. Blades serve the game both as characters and your classes, in a way, with different blades using different weapons and having a different selection of arts to use, which makes your interactions with them meaningful in both a narrative and mechanical way. They are also largely embarrassingly pornographic. There's a lot of give and take with this game. Your ability to stomach the more juvenile elements will probably be a deciding factor in how much you enjoy the game, and our feelings toward it are complicated to say the least. There is a lot more to the game than we get into today, but it should serve as a decent refresher and lay out what we're going to be comparing to next time in the sequel's episode. Thank you for joining us for this bonus episode this week. We intend to do a full episode on this game at some point in the future, as the sequel being released early sort of quashed our original plan of doing it before that game came out, so take this one with a grain of salt. Emotions ran high and we took it out on the Nopon. Next time we're going to be going full length on Xenoblade Chronicles 3, so we hope you'll look forward to that.

Hey! I discuss the upcoming games line up for August and I talk why XC2 isn't for me. Support the Show Twitter Shout at me on Twitter Email - Email into the show and I will read it out. Discord - Come Say hello --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desertislandgames/message

Carmen joins the show this week to talk about a couple of games she has been playing recently called Civilization VI & Trials. Matt gives his first impressions on Neon White. Carmen has finished playing Xenoblade Chronicles 3. She gives her review of XC2 that is sure to make you go "What?!". We also dive into Daredevil Tv series, Fire Emblem 3 Houses and our newest deep dive series into Final Fantasy X Want to support us? Go to Patreon.com/2Game Playlist Neon White Civilization VI Trials Carmen's Review of XC2 Weekly Recommendations --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matthew-primeaux/support

Such a fun show tonight as we're joined by three of the Australian riders over here livin' the dream!!  These three guys, along with Will Riordan and Mason Semmons, all train together during the week and use eachothers skills and knowledge to push eachother along in the sport.    Gus Riordan recently turned 18 years old and finished 2nd in points last year in the WORCS series and now competes on the East Coast in the XC2 class.  He has shown blistering speed in his first GNCC season with 2 podiums already and looks to continue climbing the ranks.   Lyndon Snodgrass is in his 3rd XC2 GNCC season and currently maintains the white plate and the points lead in the XC2 class.  He has been in the top 5 at every round this year with 2 wins and 3 seconds.    Josh Strang is in his 16th season and currently working his way back from a broken arm suffered back in March in Florida.  Strang helps train the younger generation of Aussie riders while continuing to be one of the top racers in the sport himself.  

What a show we have for you today!  Thank you so much for tuning into OTP Tuesday as we have a couple awesome conversations from a couple of the big names of the weekend!   Ryder Lafferty grabbed his first career XC2 victory and joined us to talk about what that means to him, what he has gone through to get to this point, his new team, what he has been doing for training, the National Enduro Series, and more!   Zach Osborne is an absolute legen on a dirt ike and the newest Ambassador for Husqvarna Motorcycles.  Zach is a highly accomplished MX and SX rider as well as some rich history in off-road as well.  Zach joined us to talk about his weekend at GNCC, past GNCC experiences, his new role at Husky, plans for the rest of the year, and even relived his fondest memory of his storied career!   Catch all of this and more on this week's OTP Tuesday!  Don't forget to hit subscribe wherever you listen at to be the first to see new episodes drop

Factory KTM athlete Josh Toth talks New England roots, ISDE, life as a professional racer and more! Josh burst onto the national scene in 2016 after a shocking XC2 win at the Unadilla GNCC as a fill in rider for AmPro Yamaha. Many in New England were not surprised, from there, Josh has grown to be a contender in the premier class at both GNCC and national Enduro events never forgetting about his upbringing in NETRA. Listen in as he tells his story, rising to the top of North American off-road. 

Factory KTM athlete Josh Toth talks New England roots, ISDE, life as a professional racer and more! Josh burst onto the national scene in 2016 after a shocking XC2 win at the Unadilla GNCC as a fill in rider for AmPro Yamaha. Many in New England were not surprised, from there, Josh has grown to be a contender in the premier class at both GNCC and national Enduro events never forgetting about his upbringing in NETRA. Listen in as he tells his story, rising to the top of North American off-road. 

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This week's show is just a whole bunch of winners.  Mike Witkowski is 2-2 on the year in the XC2 class and Ben Kelley is the reigning, defending, GNCC National Champion and current points leader after 2 race wins of his own this season.

Tonight we are joined by XC2 riders Ben Nelko and Jonathan Johnson.  Both of these riders each switch brands and teams over the off season and both look to have their most successful seasons yet!  Tune in to hear their stories and what they are doing to reach those goals.  Don't forget to subscribe to OTP!

Chris joins Matt to finish the deep dive series of Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Part 5 of the series is the finale discussing chapters 8, 9 & 10 of XC2. We also discuss Microsoft's recent acquisition of Activision-Blizzard. We talk a little about some different anime as well as some movies we have recently been watching Playlist Microsoft Acquisition of Activision-Blizzard Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Deep Dive - Part 5 (Chapters 8, 9 & 10) Weekly Recommendation --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matthew-primeaux/support

Join Matt and Chris as they play through Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Over the course of several months, we discussed XC2 in small chunks. Now you can experience the whole story of XC2 plus our thoughts/opinions of Chapters 1 through 10 in this one long mega episode. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matthew-primeaux/support

Thanks for dropping in for another episode of OTP Tuesday!!  We have a jam packed episode with a couple of awesome interviews for you this week.  Lyndon Snodgrass is a front runner in the XC2 class and just earned a 2nd place finish this past weekend.  He talks to us about his first two seasons in America, racing success, and his battle with Lyme Disease this year.  Ben Kelley currently leads the points heading into the final GNCC round.  He talks about his big win on Sunday, and all about the championship implications that are coming down to the wire, and also all about his season and life as a factory racer.  Don't forget to hit subscribe to stay close to all the action!

This week Cooper and Brandon get to sit down and talk GNCC with XC2 rider Mike Witkowski. Thank you to our loyal sponsors GUTS Racing & Seal Savers.shop sealsavers and use discount code (Splitline) to save 25%

This week Cooper and Brandon go to physical training/ health & wellness school with Ethan Helbig as he brings a unique perspective to training for GNCC with his cross fit and personal training background. We then get to catch up with XC2 points leader Ronnie Rusch as he breaks down his 2021 season and the great battles that have came out of that class of riders. As always thank you to GUTS racing for their support in bringing this podcast to our awesome listeners! ENJOY!!!

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Vous pouvez nous contacter par courriel, sur le webchat dédié à l'émission (mais nous n'y sommes pas forcément tout le temps) ou encore sur notre salon IRC (accès par webchat). 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Références pour la chronique de Vincent Calame FreeOrion Appel à contribution pour FreeOrion sur Contribulle Boardgame Arena Plate-forme du jeu CodeName Toutes les chroniques de Vincent Calame Références pour la partie sur l'auto-hébergement Association Framasoft Empreinte Digitale Page Wikipédia sur le nano-ordinateur Raspberry_Pi Article sur le livre « L'Âge du capitalisme de surveillance » de Soshana Zuboff, paru sur Le Monde Diplomatique en janvier 2019 (si vous n'avez pas le temps de lire le livre) jenairienacacher.fr, un site qui explique pourquoi l'assertion « Je n'ai rien à cacher » est problématique pour la vie privée et nos démocraties Je n'ai rien à cacher - Conversation entre 4 assos du Libre, transcription d'un podcast indiquant des arguments pour répondre au fameux « je n’ai rien à cacher » Article de Laurent Chemla expliquant que protéger ses données, c'est d'abord pour protéger les autres, paru sur Mediapart le 6 janvier 2015 Rien à cacher - Vie privée : guide de survie en milieu hostile par Laurent Chemla, transcription d'une intervention à Pas Sage En Seine en 2015 Page Wikipédia sur le documentaire Nothing to Hide Yunohost, un outil libre pour faciliter l'auto-hébergement La Brique Internet, petit ordinateur permettant de "nettoyer" son accès à internet Scaphandre, logiciel libre de mesure de la consommation électrique pour des serveurs informatiques Entretien avec Alain Damasio, écrivain de science fiction, soulignant, entre autre, l'importance de se réapproprier la technique, condition sans laquelle l'émancipation de l'individu est très contrainte, paru sur Le Monde le 4 juin 2021 Référence pour la chronique d'Isabelle Carrère Toutes les chroniques d'Antanak Références pour la partie « Quoi de Libre ? » S'engager pour le logiciel libre à l'occasion des régionales et départementales de juin 2021. Retrouver la liste des signataires du Pacte du Logiciel Libre Consulter l'Agenda du Libre pour les événements en lien avec le logiciel libre Antenne libre musicale : hip hop, rock-ish, tech – plutôt moelleux mercredi 9 juin 2021 à 21 h 00 sur radio Cause Commune Pauses musicales Les références pour les pauses musicales et autres séquences sonores (virgules…) : Notre pad pour proposer des musiques diffusées sous une licence libre Don't You Get It par Damien Ogorodov (Creative Commons CC BY-SA 3.0, 3 minutes 08) Drôle de cadence par ZinKarO (Creative Commons CC BY-SA 3.0, 2mn24) Secret Rituals par Terror Bird (Creative Commons CC BY-SA 3.0, 2 mn 50) Sometimes par Jahzaar (Creative Commons CC-BY SA 3.0, 10 secondes utilisées comme virgule de transition avant la partie « Quoi de Libre ? ») Waiting room par Jahzaar (Creative Commons CC-BY SA 3.0, utilisée en cas de problème technique pour faire patienter) Dolling par CyberSDF (Creative Common CC BY 3.0, 2 minutes 40, utilisée sur certains jingles) Licences de diffusion, réutilisation Les podcasts sont diffusés selon les termes d’au moins une des licences suivantes : licence Art libre version 1.3 ou ultérieure, licence Creative Commons By Sa version 2.0 ou ultérieure et licence GNU FDL version 1.3 ou ultérieure. 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This week we talk about the Mason Dixon GNCC, Chat with Branden Owens about his XC2 season and finish the show off with some Pro Motocross talk and a special give away from our friends at GUTS racing!

This week Cooper and Brandon talk Daytona supercross and Wild Boar GNCC. The first half of the show we were joined by longtime friend, former XC2 rider and current Vet A rider Mike Lancaster to talk about the ATVs on Saturday and GNCC racing as a whole. The second half of the show we were joined by XC1 pro Ricky Russell and discussed his road back to the top level of GNCC racing after his season was cut short in 2020. Ricky breaks down his first two rounds of the season and what he is doing to continue building his program. Make sure to follow us on Instagram and Facebook to keep up with us through out the week.-Weekly show AIRs every Tuesday

On this edition of The Israel Show: Meir Weingarten commemorates the 15th anniversary of the Gaza expulsion via a personal reflection of journalist Akiva Novick� and presents a� "not to be missed" weekly Israeli music mix.

On this episode of Whiskey Throttle Radio presented by The MotoHub we have Factory Beta USA rider Cody Barnes! Cody comes on to talk about the start of his 2020 GNCC season in the XC2 class, how he is staying sharp during this unexpected break and how he got his start in the sport. As always, make sure to follow us on social media and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts from!

Please don't be an April Fool's joke! We learned today on April 1 that Trails of Cold Steel IV will launch in the west this Fall 2020. The Switch and PC version in 2021. I can hardly contain my excitement as we've been waiting a long time on this announcement. In a huge JRPG week that saw the release of Persona 5 Royal, we had tons big announcements. Xenoblade Chronicles got a May 29 release date during the latest Nintendo Direct. I'm eagerly awaiting that game as well with my love of XC2 knowing no bounds. And I was wrong in Episode 105. It was the end of Mary Skelter, not Neptunia. I'll tell you about Mary Skelter Finale as well as many more stories in one of our best podcasts yet! Leave us a review on Apple or your favorite listening place. Like our Facebook Page We now have a website! www.jrpgreport.com Follow us on Twitter @Jrpgreport Check out videos and Livestreams on Youtube Email me at jrpgreport@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jrpgreport/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jrpgreport/support

In today’s episode we’re going to talk about the 10 Games to Escape the World With..because right now everybody needs a little bit of escapism with all the craziness going on with the Coronavirus Pandemic.

We talk Big Buck GNCC with a stacked line up of guests including WXC winner Becca Sheets, XC2 winner Mike Witkowski, and 3rd place rider overall Josh Strang. 

On this episode Tyler Shepardson talks about what to watch for this weekend at round 12 of the GNCC series. We discuss a breaking update on Thad Duvall and also who can take wins in XC1 and XC2.  We also talk about the last round of the Mideast Harescrambles that happened last weekend.  Don't forget to subscribe!

Episode 41! We have a bunch of great guests for this episode. First up is Isaac Teasdale on to talk about his 2019 outdoor season and his deal with JGR Suzuki. After that we have Florida amateur Cullin Park on to talk about his week at Loretta's, how he got into moto and his plans to turn pro within the next couple of years. Our third guest is Craig DeLong of the Coastal Husqvarna GNCC team. Craig races XC2 in the GNCC series so we talk to him about that, injury recovery and racing WORCS this past weekend. As always huge thanks to our sponsor BLUD Lubricants, make sure to use promo code "Whiskey" for 25% off on their products. Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Podcasts and Spotify!

Competing in the XC2 250 Pro Class of the GNCC Series, Ben Kelley has earned four straight wins to open the series. The Trail Jesters KTM rider is currently in fifth place of the overall standings through 4 rounds and is first in the XC2 Pro Class.

Episode 30! On this episode we have Chris Howell, who is riding 250 West for the JMC Husqvarna team. Chris comes on to talk about his 2019 season so far, his moto career and how he got started in this sport. After that, New Zealand native, Liam Draper comes on to talk about his GNCC season so far. Liam is racing the XC2 class for the Tely Energy KTM team. Huge shoutout to BLUD Lubricants and RISK Racing. Make sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Podcasts or Spotify!

Nous avons commencé par la chronique de Jean-Christophe Becquet (« Pépites libres ») sur le Répertoire nationale des élus (le RNE). Nous avons enchainé avec notre sujet principal qui portait sur les groupes d'utilisateurs et d'utilisatrices de logiciels libres (GULL) avec Magali Garnero pour Parinux, Didier Clermonté pour Liness et Romain Volpi pour l'ALDIL. Nous avons poursuivi avec la chronique d'Isabella Vanni (« Le libre fait sa comm' »). Nous avons terminé par diverses annonces. (Ré)-écouter en ligne    S'abonner au podcast Podcasts des différents sujets abordés Chronique « Pépites libres » de Jean-Christophe Becquet Jeu de données opendata : répertoire national des élus (12 minutes 42 secondes) Sujet principal « Bouge ton GULL » : Magali Garnero pour Parinux, Didier Clermonté pour Liness, Romain Volpi pour ALDIL (50 minutes 59 secondes) Chronique « Le libre fait sa com' » d'Isabella Vanni sur les Journées du Logiciel Libre (12 minutes 58 secondes) Annonces (4 minutes 22 secondes) Lire la transcription toc_collapse=0; Sommaire  Podcasts des différents sujets abordés Les ambitions de l'émission Libre à vous ! Programme de l'émission du 2 avril 2019 Personnes participantes Références pour la partie sur la chronique Jean-Christophe Becquet (« Pépites libres ») Références pour la partie sur les groupes d'utilisateurs et d'utilisatrices de logiciels libres Références pour la partie chronique « Le libre fait sa comm' » d'Isabella Vanni Référence pour la partie annonces Pauses musicales Les ambitions de l'émission Libre à vous ! La radio « Cause commune » a commencé à émettre fin 2017 sur la bande FM en région parisienne (93.1) et sur Internet. Sur le site de la radio on lit : « Radio associative et citoyenne, les missions de Cause Commune sont de fédérer toutes les initiatives autour du partage et de l’échange de savoirs, de cultures et de techniques ». Nous avons alors proposé de tenir une émission April intitulée Libre à vous ! d'explications et d'échanges concernant les dossiers politiques et juridiques que l'association traite et les actions qu'elle mène. Une partie de l'émission est également consacrée aux actualités et actions de type sensibilisation. L'émission Libre à vous ! est principalement animée par l'équipe salariée de l'April mais aussi par des membres bénévoles de l'association et des personnes invitées. Donner à chacun et chacune, de manière simple et accessible, les clefs pour comprendre les enjeux mais aussi proposer des moyens d'action, tel est l'objectif de cette émission hebdomadaire, qui est diffusée en direct chaque mardi de 15 h 30 à 17 h. N'hésitez pas à nous faire des retours pour indiquer ce qui vous a plu mais aussi les points d'amélioration. Vous pouvez nous contacter par courriel, sur le webchat dédié à l'émission (mais nous n'y sommes pas forcément tout le temps) ou encore sur notre salon IRC (accès par webchat). L'émission dispose d'un flux RSS compatible podcast. Programme de l'émission du 2 avril 2019 La dix-neuvième émission Libre à vous ! de l'April a été diffusée en direct sur la radio « Cause commune » mardi 2 avril 2019 de 15 h 30 à 17 h. Au programme : chronique de Jean-Christophe Becquet (« Pépites libres ») les groupes d'utilisateurs et d'utilisatrices de logiciels libres avec Magali Garnero pour Parinux, Didier Clermonté pour LINESS et Romain Volpi pour l'ALDIL chronique d'Isabella Vanni (« Le libre fait sa comm' ») diverses annonces. Personnes participantes Les personnes qui ont participé à l'émission : Frédéric Couchet, délégué général de l'April Étienne Gonnu, chargé de missions affaires publiques à l'April Jean-Christophe Becquet, président de l'April Magali Garnero, membre du conseil d'administration de Parinux Didier Clermonté, bénévole à LINESS Romain Volpi, bénévole à l'ALDIL Isabella Vanni, coordinatrice vie association et responsable projets à l'April Références pour la partie sur la chronique Jean-Christophe Becquet (« Pépites libres ») RNE : le répertoire national des élus La réaction de Regards Citoyens April : journée d'action contre la censure automatisée le 21 mars 2019 APITUX : un courrier de sensibilisation des acteurs locaux par jour dans les Alpes du sud Polipart.fr : retrouver en fonction de sa commune de résidence, les élus qui nous représentent [Le Dauphiné ] Âge, sexe et profession : nos élus mis à nu Nos élus : une analyse du Répertoire national des élus faire par Maxime Launois durant son stage de 3ème Le site data.gouv.fr Références pour la partie sur les groupes d'utilisateurs et d'utilisatrices de logiciels libres Parinux LINESS ALDIL Agenda du Libre (qui propose notammet un moteur de recherche pour trouver des organisations du logiciel libre) Références pour la partie chronique « Le libre fait sa comm' » d'Isabella Vanni Journées du Logiciel Libre Photos du stand April aux Journées du Logiciel Libre 2019 Site web du Libre en Fête 2019 Page du groupe de travail Sensibilisation sur le wiki de l'April S'inscrire sur la liste de discussions du groupe Sensibilisation de l'April Référence pour la partie annonces Règlement terroriste / censure sécuritaire Premier samedi du libre le 6 avril 2019 à la Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie à Paris Journées du Logiciel Libre (6 et 7 avril 2019 à Lyon) L'Agenda du Libre Pauses musicales Les références pour les pauses musicales : Notre pad pour proposer des musiques diffusées sous une licence libre Le générique de début d'émission est basé sur Wesh Tone par Realaze (Licence Art Libre 1.3) le site de Dogmazic Dolling par CyberSDF (Licence CC BY 3.0) Rats par Franky Barbano (Licence CC BY-SA 3.0) S'ils savaient par Löhstana (Licence CC BY 2.0) Jingle/intermède musical en fin d'émission, basé sur Sometimes par Jahzzar (licence CC BY-SA 4.0) : pour écouter le jingle Wesh Tone par Realaze (Licence Art Libre 1.3)

2019 has seen Evan Smith join Max Motorsports/ FXR Racing/ Husqvarna. Competing in the 2019 Kenda AMA National Enduro Series, Smith has placed third at the first two rounds, placing him third in the overall standings. In the Amsoil GNCC, Smith is third in the overall standings of the XC2 250 Pro Class, with second, fourth, and fourth place finishes in the first three rounds. Smith is currently sitting in first place of the Pro 2 Overall Standings in the Kenda Full Sprint Enduro with 115 points.

After finishing the 2018 GNCC Series in 25th place in the XC2 250 Pro class, Tegan Temple is currently sitting at fifth overall through two rounds. Temple finished the first round in fifth place and the second in 6th place. Tegan is also sitting at fifth place overall in the Kenda Full Sprint Enduro in the Pro 2 Class.

This week Matt Lindle stops by to talk about winning the first round of the AXCC in the pro XC class. We also talk about his upcoming chase for the championship in the GNCC series in the XC2 class. Hit the links below to follow Matt on Facebook as well as Instagram! https://www.facebook.com/matt.lindlehttps://www.instagram.com/mattlindle303/?hl=en

On this episode of Whiskey Throttle Radio we talk with Josh Cartwright about racing professionally as a full-time student at Florida State University, recently graduating and his program for 2019. After that, Ben Parsons comes on to talk about his newly signed deal with Coastal Drilling Husqvarna. Ben will be racing the XC2 class for the 2019 GNCC season! As always huge thanks to BLUD Lubricants and RISK Racing. Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and Google Podcasts!

Evan Smith finished the 2018 GNCC season in fifth place overall in the XC2 250 Pro Class. After Team SRT Husqvarna finished up their final year of running a full-time professional race team in 2018, 2019 Saw Smith join Max Motorsports/ FXR Racing/ Husqvarna. Competing in the 2019 Kenda AMA National Enduro Series, Smith placed third in the first round at Sumter National Enduro in South Carolina.

In this episode, we have a quick dive into a few games which have recently caught my interest. Also, News of the Weird, and why you shouldn't let anyone else bug you about your interests.

Submission received via Letter Box 9/15/73_2018“I was running through the halls, a crossing network pattern, with two friends, in a combative flee from an organized shady business group.We ran, up a couple or a few floors, in a column, straight up.I found a room with a chaise lounge and a sky-blue ceiling,and laid down, (deliberately, but without a plan).Then I was walking through an expansive land zone,into a field of tall, brilliantly golden grass, the walls dim and distant.One friend had been behind me, and I turned to tell them: ‘there are rabbits that live here'and my friend was no longer there.Now I had a plan.Again, knowingly, I laid down in the grass.I slowed my breathing, and left my eyes just barely cracked togaze through fuzzy lashes.”Operator Log:3SC-1: "Rabbits That Live Here" - ("Rabbit" _C)IX/15/73 - Telegram - Received in Desk Box[Dream experience submitted via word receiver (Box) at Desk - Origin and Location XWritten as account in past-tense, undated. Narrative is seemingly unfinished.Rm. X sky-blue ceiling. Prairie LZ, tall golden grasses. Unknown SZ.]{Speaker _C accompanied by friends (XC1,2). Un-diff. and A_X. XC1 accompanied _C through unknown transit from Blue Room to Land Zone and disappeared, lending to possible desig. C1^ -*unverified-. XC2 location/desig. X_C mentions "organized shady business group," believed to be PR from dream_C.No corroboration from Staff observations._C=A_2-3}Notes: _C is an interesting case. Potentially a powerful projector. Active Agent designation is not currently possible, _C suspended at A_2-3 for three reasons:1) _C was able to navigate Stem Zone X without harm, and found Staircase X intuitively.2) It is unknown from what level of awareness the decisions were made to lie down in chaise/grass, and the outcome of such. Chaise action resulted in transit, which is unprecedented. Potentially a powerful Active Agent, though desig. A_2-3 remains suspended without further reports or observations.3) It also remains unknown under what conditions the testimony was transmitted to Desk Box. Account seems directed to a non-specific audience (past tense) and is clearly written. How did this happen? A_1 remains possible due to this variable.

Josh Toth and Ben Kelley both race XC2 and NEPG Pro1 aboard Factory KTM's.  Toth is the defending 2017 XC2 Champion.  We talk all about their careers, how they got factory rides, and what they've been doing in the offseason and what to expect for 2018.

TIS highlights some great, free ���¡���¨�� (Israel advocacy) tools and resources available online. Are changes coming to our beloved ���������� �ª� �� ? Get the latest update. And as always a great Israeli music mix includes new and nostalgic tracks.

Hot off his win at Round 3 of the National Enduro Series in Blackwell, Texas, Andrew Delong joins Brian Pierce and his panel of off-road aficionado's to chat about the Concho Enduro and his dominating performances in the XC2 class at the GNCC's.