Bikers don’t all go after the same women — but the patterns never really change.

In this episode, I talk about the boss babes, the control freaks, and the monsters bikers keep falling for — and why these relationships hit hard at first, then slowly drain everything else.

This isn’t about blaming women or playing victim. It’s about understanding attraction, psychology, and the mistakes men repeat when they don’t slow down and look at the pattern.

If you ride, this will sound familiar.

In this full, unfiltered conversation, I sit down with Golden Boy, the International President of Disciple Christian Motorcycle Club, to talk about faith, leadership, brotherhood, and the realities of running a Christian motorcycle club in a world that often misunderstands both bikers and belief.

This is not a surface-level discussion.

Golden Boy breaks down what it actually means to lead men under God, how discipline and structure work inside a Christian MC, and the difference between religion as a label and faith as a way of life. We talk about respect in biker culture, the misconceptions around Christian clubs, and why strength, accountability, and spiritual conviction still matter in modern times.

Whether you ride, lead, believe, or question — this conversation offers insight into power without ego, faith without weakness, and leadership without noise.

This is the interview people don’t expect — and definitely don’t forget.

In this episode, Sose the Ghost breaks down why a growing number of young men are choosing the lone wolf path over traditional motorcycle club life. Drawing from real-life stories on the road and firsthand experience inside the 1% world, this conversation explores independence, identity, and why the old club structure is losing its grip in 2026. This is a raw look at how biker culture is evolving and what freedom really means in today’s world.

What really happens when you walk into an outlaw biker party?

In this episode, I break down the things real outlaws notice instantly — before you speak, before you sit down, before you even realize you’re being evaluated.

This episode isn’t about acting tough.
It’s about awareness, boundaries, discipline, and understanding how certain rooms operate.

I talk about how entrances set the tone, why eye contact matters, how people talk themselves into problems, why religion and politics stay silent, how bars function as neutral ground, how small disrespect is judged, and why how you leave matters more than most people think.

If you’ve ever felt the energy shift in a room and didn’t know why, this episode explains it.

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Most people remember Sons of Anarchy for its characters and iconic moments.
This episode is about what came after.

In this video, I break down how the legacy of Sons of Anarchy evolved once the show ended—how the patch, the symbolism, and the weight of the series outlived the men who carried it on screen.

This isn’t a recap or fan breakdown.
It’s a conversation about legacy, consequence, and what happens when the story is over but the impact remains.

Watch the full video episode and decide for yourself what really survived after the cameras stopped.

Most people only know outlaw motorcycle clubs from TV shows and headlines.

In this episode, I share real experiences from my own life — moments where I had direct run-ins and altercations with multiple 1% motorcycle clubs. These aren’t second-hand stories or internet myths. These are firsthand encounters that show how quickly things escalate and how differently the biker world operates compared to what outsiders expect.

This conversation isn’t about glorification. It’s about reality, pressure, respect, and the consequences that come with crossing certain lines.

They said Sons of Anarchy was fake — just Hollywood biker drama with no connection to real life.

But a lot of what made the show uncomfortable, shocking, and “too far” wasn’t fiction. It was inspired by real outlaw motorcycle club history, real power struggles, real betrayals, and real consequences that existed long before the show ever aired.

In this episode, we break down why Sons of Anarchy felt so real, where that realism came from, and why dismissing it as pure fantasy ignores real history and real culture. This isn’t about glorifying anything — it’s about context, truth, and why the show still gets talked about years later.

California is the birthplace of outlaw motorcycle culture — where motorcycle clubs, biker brotherhood, and rebellion were forged.

In this episode of Bikers of California, we break down the history of California motorcycle clubs, outlaw MCs, and the biker culture that shaped the entire United States. From the Hells Angels, Mongols, and Vagos to the Boozefighters and the Hollister riots, California has always been the center of the biker world.

We dive into legendary California motorcycle clubs like the East Bay Dragons, Chosen Few, Galloping Goose, Satan’s Slaves, and more, along with the celebrities who helped popularize biker culture, including Jesse James, Jay Leno, and Keanu Reeves.

You’ll also hear about the most iconic California motorcycle rides — Pacific Coast Highway, Mulholland’s Snake, Angeles Crest Highway, Death Valley, Yosemite, and the Avenue of the Giants — plus historic biker rallies like the Hollister Independence Rally, Born-Free, Redwood Run, and Laughlin River Run.

This episode explores outlaw motorcycle history, MC culture, biker rides, biker rallies, and the legacy that made California the heart of motorcycle club history.

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