Austin Herring of Snow Story Productions joins Sam Schneider to talk about how short-form vertical filmmaking is changing Hollywood. They unpack his path from small-town theater to Los Angeles, the rise of mobile storytelling, and how creators can stay ahead of the next shift.

Sam sits down with Chris Litteral from Law Tigers live at Barber Vintage Fest’s 20th anniversary inside The Isle of Triumph.

Chris shares how motorcycles became the bridge between recovery, balance, and purpose. They talk about personal growth, the quiet power of consistency, and choosing family over the endless chase for success.

A story about redemption, freedom, and the steady discipline it takes to rebuild a life that truly matters

Sam sits down with Bobby Capo from Cigars.com at Barber Vintage Fest’s 20th anniversary inside The Isle of Triumph.

They explore the culture and craft behind cigars—from flavor profiles and cutting styles to pairing cigars with bourbon and coffee. Bobby shares how he helped grow Cigars.com from its early days, his trips to Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic, and the brand’s mission to blend education with enjoyment.

This episode goes beyond smoke—it’s about connection, craftsmanship, and the ritual that brings people together. Whether you’re a seasoned smoker or curious beginner, this is your backstage pass into cigar culture.

Sam connects with Eric and Maximus from Culpeper, Virginia—three builders and business owners shaping their local moto scene—live at Barber Vintage Fest’s 20th anniversary inside The Isle of Triumph.

They talk about building community around bikes, running multiple motorcycle-centric businesses, and what it takes to keep power sports alive for the next generation. From custom builds and lounges to restoration shops, these guys are growing a grassroots network where creativity meets craftsmanship.

A conversation about passion, mentorship, and what it means to represent your town in the national moto community.

Sam reconnects with Adam VanderVeen from Triumph Motorcycles live at Barber Vintage Fest’s 20th anniversary inside The Isle of Triumph.

They talk about how Triumph’s vision goes beyond machines—focusing on storytelling, shared experiences, and the growing community that defines modern motorcycle culture. Adam opens up about building authentic partnerships, balancing corporate strategy with creativity, and the value of voices like Bad Beard that connect riders and brands through real stories.

This episode also explores how the podcast itself is evolving, the importance of seasons, and the changing ways audiences connect to moto storytelling across platforms.

Sam hangs out with local legends Pistol Pete and Joel Brown live from Barber Vintage Fest’s 20th anniversary inside The Isle of Triumph.

They swap stories about Birmingham’s roots, the rise of Barber Motorsports Park, and how the event has evolved since the early wild days at “Ace Corner.” The conversation drifts from old-school stunts and local mischief to the tech and community that built the city—from phone lines to motorcycles.

A fun, unfiltered talk about friendship, homegrown pride, and why Barber still brings everyone together 20 years later.

Sam sits down with Matthew Guitard—union grip, knife maker, and all-around craftsman—live at Barber Vintage Fest’s 20th anniversary inside The Isle of Triumph.

They talk about Matt’s journey from working film sets in Atlanta to hand-forging custom knives under MG Knifeworks, how he balances passion with steady union work, and what it takes to stay creative through life’s ups and downs.

A real conversation about art, trade, survival, and the shared hustle of building something with your hands.

Sam sits down with Joshua Kelly Winders—photographer, writer, and full-time nomad—live from Barber Vintage Fest’s 20th anniversary at The Isle of Triumph.

Joshua shares how he built a life traveling the country in his RV, capturing motorcycles, riders, and real moments through his lens. They talk about creative burnout, photography styles, risk-taking, and how curiosity keeps you growing in both art and life.

A grounded talk on chasing freedom, staying authentic, and letting your tribe shape you along the way.