Damian “Demon Rides” Rowley joins me on Bru Time from South America, mid-journey on his ride around the world.

A former London dispatch rider, Virgin LimoBike chauffeur, racer from club level to World Endurance, and instructor at the Ron Haslam Race School, Damian’s life has been shaped by motorcycles — but this episode goes far deeper than bikes.

We talk honestly about chronic pain, burnout, mid-life realisation, resilience, and what finally pushed Damian to walk away from comfort and choose life over survival. From fixing a bike at 15,700 feet in Peru to confronting mental and physical limits, this is a raw, grounded conversation about responsibility, freedom, and living on your own terms.

No hype. No hero worship. Just real talk about what it actually takes to live your life.

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youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@demon_rides

instagram: @demon_rides

facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100082894176639

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Thanks for listening folks and remember... Look after those you love, keep getting on out there whenever you can, and LIVE your life!

Bru Time is a relaxed conversation podcast exploring what it really means to live your life — through honest conversations with people who chose more.

In this episode, Bruce sits down with Reel Riders Podcast host Simon Josey — a New Zealander living in Germany, sound engineer by trade, podcaster by passion, and lifelong motorcycle enthusiast.

Simon shares an extraordinary life story spanning:

• Growing up in New Zealand
• Working in radio and sound engineering
• Living and working in China, Taiwan, the Philippines, Singapore, and Germany
• Discovering motorcycles as freedom, transport, and connection
• Falling into podcasting, filmmaking, and creative collaboration
• Launching Reel Riders and co-founding the Adventure Motorcycle Film Festival

This is a deep, thoughtful conversation about:

• Choosing experience over comfort
• Why stories matter more than algorithms
• Creativity, integrity, and making things that last
• Motorcycles as a gateway to people, not just places

If you enjoy long-form conversations, honest reflections, and stories from people who’ve lived widely and thoughtfully — this one’s for you.

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👉 Learn more about the Adventure Motorcycle Film Festival- their instagram @advmotofilmfest
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Look after those you love — but most importantly, live your life.

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Thanks for listening folks and remember... Look after those you love, keep getting on out there whenever you can, and LIVE your life!

In this episode of Bru Time, I sit down with Chris Eades, better known as Baron Von Grumble, for one of our most open and important conversations yet.

Alongside motorcycles and YouTube, Chris speaks candidly about mental health, burnout, and his recent experience with psilocybin therapy, discussing why he chose it, what the process involved, and how it’s impacted his outlook on life.

This is a thoughtful, honest conversation about vulnerability, self-reflection, and finding healthier ways to move forward.

No scripts. No bravado. Just real talk.

Chris' socials:

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@BaronVonGrumble

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@FortyFourTeeth

instagram: https://www.instagram.com/baron_von_grumble

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Thanks for listening folks and remember... Look after those you love, keep getting on out there whenever you can, and LIVE your life!

Join me LIVE for a special Bru Time episode as I sit down with the brilliant Simon Weir to look back on our 2025 touring season with ChickenStrips. We’ll be diving into the standout trips, the best roads we discovered, favourite destinations, unforgettable moments, and a few behind-the-scenes stories from life on tour.

Whether you came on a tour this year, followed the adventures online, or just love a good bit of two-wheel chat, this is a proper end-of-season debrief you won’t want to miss.

👥 Guest: Simon Weir – author, journalist, route-master and all-round top bloke
🏍️ Hosted by: TeapotOne
🌍 Touring by: ChickenStrips Motorcycle Tours – https://www.chickenstrips.co.uk

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Bru Time is my relaxed, long-form podcast where I chat with interesting people from across the motorcycle world. Grab a brew, settle in, and enjoy the ride.

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Thanks for listening folks and remember... Look after those you love, keep getting on out there whenever you can, and LIVE your life!

Hello folks, it’s been a little while since the last Bru Time episode, so I wanted to jump on and give you a quick update!

Here’s what’s going on:

• Why the podcast has been on hold
• What I’ve been up to recently
• Plans for upcoming episodes and guests

Thanks so much for sticking with me – I really appreciate all your support! 🙏

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Thanks for all your support, I can’t wait to share the next episode with you!

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Jamie Robinson has lived life wide open—racing everything from 250GP to the Isle of Man TT. Now based in California, he’s turned his passion into the hugely popular MotoGeo brand, inspiring motorcyclists around the world through adventure, lifestyle, and epic storytelling. In this episode of Bru Time, we dive into his racing roots, near-misses, wild rides, and what fuels his life on two wheels today.

Socials:

youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@motogeo
instagram: https://www.instagram.com/motogeo
website: https://www.motogeo.com

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Thanks for listening folks and remember... Look after those you love, keep getting on out there whenever you can, and LIVE your life!

In this second half of our chat, Jane Omorogbe—best known as 'Rio' from the iconic TV show Gladiators—dives deeper into her fascinating journey after the arena lights dimmed. We talk about her time as a professional motorcycle journalist, including some wild two-wheeled adventures, her unexpected leap into film stunt work, and how she's now channelling her energy into helping others through lifestyle and nutrition coaching.

Jane opens up about the highs and lows of life in the spotlight, the transition into new careers, and the mindset it takes to keep evolving and thriving. It’s a candid, inspiring, and often hilarious conversation you won’t want to miss—perfect listening whether you’re on the bike, in the gym, or just chilling with a brew.

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Adam Wight is a British semi-professional mountain biker and avid motorcyclist, who has struggled with his mental health for the majority of his life. He's now setup a youtube channel called, "Bikes for Brains" to not only help him deal with his ongoing issues, but also in the hope that it may aid others in theirs.

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youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@bikesforbrains

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Thanks for listening folks and remember... Look after those you love, keep getting on out there whenever you can, and LIVE your life!