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Riding Into The Sunset

Ed Housewright
Motorcycling
BMW Motorcycle Owners Of America
Motorcycle Riding
Alaska
Motorcycle Safety
Lone Star Riders
Community Engagement
Senior Motorcyclists
Women On Wheels
Clergy
Adventure
Motorcycles
Ministry
Personal Growth
Motorcycle Travel
Accident Recovery
Janus Motorcycles
Motorcycle Culture
Acting
Stunt Work

Riding Into The Sunset is a podcast by, for and about senior motorcyclists. Hosted by journalist and author Ed Housewright.

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Latest Episodes

Rick Kallmayer has ridden motorcycles for more than 50 years and owned more than 50 bikes. But his latest is a departure from all the rest – it’s his first with an automatic transmission. Rick talks about why he bought a Honda NT1100, how he likes it... more

Maher Maso spent almost a decade as mayor of Frisco, Texas, one of the country’s fastest-growing cities. During that tenure, he brought the Dallas Cowboys headquarters and practice facility to Frisco. Despite his busy civic schedule, he always found ... more

Some riders like bigger and bigger bikes. Not Mike Welch. The biggest bike he’s ever owned was a BMW F 850 GS, but he much prefers his G 310 GS. For Mike and some other motorcyclists, maneuverability and handling outweigh raw power.

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Aaron Stevenson wanted to forge a closer bond with his teenage son, Micah, so they hit the road. Aaron rode his adventure bike cross country for almost a month, traveling 6,600 miles through 18 states, with Micah on the back. The memories they shared... more

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Steve Ritchey
Retired motorcycle officer with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
Episode: Retired Motor Officer Steve Ritchey
Dan Bryant
Founder of North Texas Adventure Riders, a group promoting off-road riding
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Episode: Dan Bryant's off-road adventures
AJ Meisel
A passionate motorcyclist with 45 years of riding experience, senior management in the motorcycle industry
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Episode: AJ Meisel: Excited About Vespas (and the Motorcycle Industry)
Mike Crenshaw
A motorcyclist with over 50 years riding experience and a collector of BMW Airheads.
Episode: Mike Crenshaw still uses paper maps
Steve Goode
Motorcyclist who has completed multiple cross-country trips, raising funds for charity.
Episode: Steve Goode and the 10,000-Mile Adventure
Ray Harrelson
A member of the Lone Star Riders Group and a seasoned motorcyclist with stories to share about his adventures and mishaps on the road.
Episode: Ray Harrelson's Deer Adventure
Sister Rosanne Popp
Organizer of the Nun Run and member of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word
Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word
Episode: Sister Rosanne Popp and the Nun Run
Jon Secrest
A new motorcyclist who started riding at 64, embracing the freedom and community of motorcycling.
Episode: Jon Secrest: Starting Late Is Better Than Not Starting At All
Bob Mugele
Long-time motorcyclist and former missionary
Episode: Jungle Bob Mugele: Earning a Nickname

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Ed Housewright
Host and journalist with a background in motorcycle culture and community, bringing stories and insights from the world of motorcycling to a senior audience.

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Retired Motor Officer Steve Ritchey
Q: Do you think anybody can, if they have the interest and or a patient can learn to ride?
Yes, Steve believes that if someone has the desire to ride, he can help them learn, regardless of their experience level.
Retired Motor Officer Steve Ritchey
Q: How much riding do you do yourself now, Steve?
Steve does a fair amount of riding on his own and teaches motorcycle schools in different locations.
Retired Motor Officer Steve Ritchey
Q: How did you like the teaching versus being out on the street yourself?
Steve enjoyed teaching and felt it was important to train others to improve their riding skills and safety.
Retired Motor Officer Steve Ritchey
Q: What did you like so much about it, Steve?
Steve loved the freedom of riding a motorcycle every day, the challenges of police work, and the rewarding feeling of helping the public.
Dr. Mark Barnes: Shrinking the Shrink
Q: If we are approached by non-riders who say, my God, that's dangerous what you're doing, how should we respond?
It's probably not worth a lot of time and effort to try to lock horns with somebody like that. I would just say, yeah, it's not for everybody, and I would move on.

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This podcast explores the rich culture of motorcycling, particularly through the lens of senior riders. Across various episodes, guests share personal stories that highlight the joys and challenges of motorcycle riding later in life, such as adventures on the open road, participation in community events, and the impact of age on their riding experiences. Topics frequently discussed include motorcycle safety, the importance of community among riders, and inspirational journeys that encourage others to embrace motorcycling regardless of age or experience. Unique guest anecdotes and insights provide a relatable perspective for older motorcyclists while fostering a sense of camaraderie within the riding community.

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Riding Into The Sunset launched 2 years ago and published 35 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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1. Steve Ritchey
2. Dan Bryant
3. AJ Meisel
4. Mike Crenshaw
5. Steve Goode
6. Ray Harrelson
7. Sister Rosanne Popp
8. Jon Secrest

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