HeyJaredRidin' The Line
Where throttle meets talk.From mountain bikes to motocross, street bikes to race cars — Ridin’ the Line dives into the culture, the machines, and the people who live life wide open.Hosted by Cason Smith and Ross Monckton, each episode blends raw stories, gear talk, and…
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EPISODE 34 Ft. Stuart Thiel (opens the original)
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Episode 34 is all about the 2026 Big Creek Quick Six! Cason and Ross welcome Stuart Thiel back to Ridin’ The Line to break down everything happening at one of our favorite local races of the year. We get into this year’s six-stage enduro course, some new lines for 2026, Saturday’s Jump Jam, Specialized bike demos, the Little Hammies kids race, the Shenanigan Stage, and what racers and spectators can expect throughout the weekend. We also talk about some big changes to the e-bike categories as bi
EPISODE 33 Ft. Mitch Ropelato (opens the original)
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Episode 33 is a big one. Cason and Ross sit down with Mitch Ropelato , one of the most versatile riders to ever throw a leg over a bike. From BMX and World Cup downhill to enduro, dirt jumps, e-bikes, moto, and pretty much anything else on two wheels, Mitch has built a career around doing things his own way. We get into the story behind MTBX , Mitch’s wild new race concept that basically takes the idea of racing a slopestyle course and turns it into reality. Mitch breaks down the massive feature
EPISODE 32 Ft. Petey Peters (opens the original)
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Episode 32 is all about BMX, bike culture, and keeping the fun alive. Cason and Ross sit down with Petey Peters, a longtime BMX racer and one of the guys behind the Washed Up BMX Weekend at Jarrods Place. Petey talks about how the event started as a simple way for old friends to get together, ride bikes, camp, and hang out without the pressure that can come with modern racing. What started with a small group has grown into a full weekend built around riding, vintage bikes, jams, campfires, and g
EPISODE 31 Ft. Lon Cullen (opens the original)
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Episode 31 is all about becoming a better rider. Cason and Ross sit down with mountain bike coach Lon Cullen to talk about his unlikely path from hospice chaplain to coaching hundreds of riders across the country and beyond. Lon breaks down why the fundamentals still matter no matter how long you’ve been riding, what separates confidence from actual skill, and why even the best riders can benefit from having another set of eyes on them. The guys get into body position, cornering, jumping, crashi
EPISODE 30 Ft. Josh Camp (opens the original)
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This week we're joined by Josh Camp, a longtime trail advocate and one of the driving forces behind mountain biking in the Atlanta area. We dive into the incredible work happening behind the scenes with MTB Atlanta and the North Georgia Mountain Bike Association, the history of trail advocacy in Georgia, and the vision that's helping shape the future of riding across the Southeast. The conversation centers around the highly anticipated Shirley Franklin Park bike park, what riders can expect when
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