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Hells Angels

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Nov 8, 2026

Chuck ZitoGUEST
6:58
Okay.
Chuck ZitoGUEST
6:59
So they had a big nationwide sweep against the Hells Angels and myself and Bert, we were in Japan already.
Chuck ZitoGUEST
7:05
So we surrendered to the American embassy.
Chuck ZitoGUEST
7:10
And they said he'd ship us, you know, back that same day.

19 MINS LATER

Chuck ZitoGUEST
26:00
friends.
Chuck ZitoGUEST
26:02
That's what I mean.
Chuck ZitoGUEST
26:03
Don't forget, there was 33 Hells Angels.
Chuck ZitoGUEST
26:07
Out of 150 people arrested, there was 33 Hells Angels.
BenHOST
31:53
Hayden said the victim began receiving text messages from an unknown number several days later.
BenHOST
31:58
The text messages were from someone claiming to be a man named Jeff Wolf with the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club.
BenHOST
32:05
Such a sick name.
LucyHOST
32:06
I am Jeff Wolf from Hells Angels.
BenHOST
32:09
Send
LucyHOST
32:09
me $34,000.
Jim McKayHOST
4:57
One of the more bizarre scams you will hear about.
Jim McKayHOST
5:00
A Dorchester woman facing larceny charges and is being held on bail, accused of posing as a member of the Hells Angels to scam a Newport, Rhode Island man out of more than 30 grand.
Jim McKayHOST
5:12
31-year-old Tina Serrano is accused of scamming the man who was in contact with the woman because he had texted a number on an escort website.
Jim McKayHOST
5:21
Well, several days after the initial ghosting, he started to receive communique from a person who claimed that they were from the Hells Angels and was demanding money.
Jim McKayHOST
5:29
They were able to convince the man to deposit over $30,000 into a new bank account.
Jim McKayHOST
5:34
The man initially complied out of fear for him and his family's safety.
Tony ThompsonGUEST
13:21
And basically a group of people got together.
Tony ThompsonGUEST
13:22
and modelled themselves after the logos used on some of the bomber planes that had been used in the war, and called themselves the Hell's Angels and started this biker club, essentially.
Tony ThompsonGUEST
13:32
It became hugely popular.
Tony ThompsonGUEST
13:33
It was just at the time really a sort of excuse to get on a bike and ride around and go very fast and cause trouble.

6 MINS LATER

Peter CoyoteGUEST
19:15
We had to make friends, we had to do something.
Peter CoyoteGUEST
19:18
So we were having a party one day, we would routinely just block off Haight Street and just start to dance and party and we'd invite bands to come play.
Peter CoyoteGUEST
19:28
Anyway, the police came and raided it, and they arrested one of the Hell's Angels, a guy named Harry Henry.
Peter CoyoteGUEST
19:35
Tough guy.
speaker_27GUEST
29:21
in 1996 from D.C.
Sunru CarterGUEST
29:34
Oakland has a rich history of movement from the Black Panthers to Bruce Lee, Hells Angels, Hippies.
Sunru CarterGUEST
29:40
You have the riots of Berkeley that stopped the Vietnam War.
Sunru CarterGUEST
29:44
You know what I mean? So it's a place of progressive movement and free thought.
Rich SchmelterHOST
7:07
From the often eccentric all-pro linebacker Ted Hendricks riding onto the field on horseback, or a naked female running across the same field, countless sideshows accompanied the Raiders from this time period.
Rich SchmelterHOST
7:20
He even allowed the Hells Angels to watch practice.
Rich SchmelterHOST
7:23
With his team being referred to as the Hells Angels of pro football, the infamous motorcycle club became fans of the Raiders and turned out in support of them.
Rich SchmelterHOST
7:33
Through it all, Madden knew that regardless how absurd things got, the team followed his three simple rules.
Rich SchmelterHOST
7:39
He also relied on his veterans to provide leadership and order on the field and in the locker room.
Negar MojtahediHOST
54:14
You know, we talked about Hamas, Hezbollah and intermediaries even, you know, hiring gangs.
Negar MojtahediHOST
54:19
For example, we had Hells Angels, a biker group in Canada that was hired to carry out a hit to take out an Iranian-American dissident in Maryland.
Negar MojtahediHOST
54:26
Didn't happen.
Negar MojtahediHOST
54:27
Thankfully, the FBI was able to thwart that attack.
John LayfieldHOST
38:20
Yeah, it was an unbelievable brawl right there in the Cow Palace.
Jim PhillipsGUEST
38:23
Wow, the Hells Angels did kill some people when they were security for the Rolling Stones.
Jim PhillipsGUEST
38:28
I think it was the Rolling Stones at Altamont.
Jim PhillipsGUEST
38:31
Killed some folks out there in the crowd.
Duncan ClarkeHOST
81:36
As spooky as that might sound, he ended up actually being a huge advocate for psychedelic drugs.
Duncan ClarkeHOST
81:42
There's a nonfiction book called The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, which documents Ken Kesey and his entourage as they travel across the US and take drugs, crossing paths with the Hell's Angels, the Grateful Dead, Allen Ginsberg, Neal Cassidy from On the Road, Timothy Leary, and loads of other cultural figures from that period.
Duncan ClarkeHOST
82:04
Cuckoo's Nest was also adapted into a critically acclaimed movie starring Jack Nicholson in 1975, but Ken Kesey actually hated it because it changed the perspective from Chief Bromden to McMurphy, which he felt completely missed the point of Chief's unreliable and hallucinatory narration.
Duncan ClarkeHOST
82:25
A Clockwork Orange, Anthony Burgess, 1962.
John MooreHOST
8:28
In this case, they've just had enough of it.
John MooreHOST
8:30
Although I have vague memories of I don't remember the exact legal framework of it, but I think a clubhouse was taken away from the Hells Angels.
John MooreHOST
8:40
So in this case, these two homes, 34 and 36 Peter Street, which are across the street from a public school, they're going to be expropriated, which I mean, I guess whoever owns them is going to get fair value, but then they're going to knock them down
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:56
and make a parking lot.

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