Sep 30, 2026 · 1 hr 40 min · 13 segments
The Legends Series kicks off with Australian BMX icon Warwick Stevenson. Joining Dozer and Stew, Warwick takes a trip down memory lane, reflecting on the achievements that shaped his career, his…
All right.
So, let's just get into this.
Now...
this is season two for us.
So let's just talk about that real quick.
Um, it's been, it's been a year.
Um, can't believe we actually made it through a year.
Um, we didn't think that anyone would ever listen to our first couple episodes.
And then I probably thought, oh, that'll just fizzle out.
Um, but it's, yeah, it's been quite the journey.
Um, 12 months, man, we've had some pretty amazing guests.
Um, So, yeah, just want to shout out everyone that's come on, but also shout out everyone that's listened to us, because without you guys, there's no point in us doing this.
But the season two that we're about to kick off is pretty special, so...
When we started this thing, we talked a lot about how the current riders, you know, they're not getting a lot of publicity and they're not, you know, they're not getting a lot of attention, whether that's through the, you know, the associations or whatever.
But also, too, the biggest thing was that a lot of people, especially a lot of people that I talk to when I go to the track nowadays, don't know a lot of the history and don't know a lot of the...
A lot of the writers and the guys and the girls that went overseas and even in Australia did the big things before the guys that are doing it now.
It was sort of super important to both of us that we got on and told the stories of these guys and girls because they're part of our history.
They're a big part of our history.
So I'm really excited to do this next however many episodes we do, whether it's 10 or 12 or whatever we do.
Yeah, just with some absolute legends of the sport.
And that's what we've called it, the Legend Series.
The Legend Series, yeah.
So,
yeah.
Um, yeah.
All right.
So, let's just get into this.
Now...
this is season two for us.
So let's just talk about that real quick.
Um, it's been, it's been a year.
Um, can't believe we actually made it through a year.
Um, we didn't think that anyone would ever listen to our first couple episodes.
And then I probably thought, oh, that'll just fizzle out.
Um, but it's, yeah, it's been quite the journey.
Um, 12 months, man, we've had some pretty amazing guests.
Um, So, yeah, just want to shout out everyone that's come on, but also shout out everyone that's listened to us, because without you guys, there's no point in us doing this.
But the season two that we're about to kick off is pretty special, so...
When we started this thing, we talked a lot about how the current riders, you know, they're not getting a lot of publicity and they're not, you know, they're not getting a lot of attention, whether that's through the, you know, the associations or whatever.
But also, too, the biggest thing was that a lot of people, especially a lot of people that I talk to when I go to the track nowadays, don't know a lot of the history and don't know a lot of the...
A lot of the writers and the guys and the girls that went overseas and even in Australia did the big things before the guys that are doing it now.
It was sort of super important to both of us that we got on and told the stories of these guys and girls because they're part of our history.
They're a big part of our history.
So I'm really excited to do this next however many episodes we do, whether it's 10 or 12 or whatever we do.
Yeah, just with some absolute legends of the sport.
And that's what we've called it, the Legend Series.
The Legend Series, yeah.
So,
yeah.
Um, yeah.
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