Who is Dusty Betty?

[@TrailFeatures]

Been a big fan of Dusty Betty and what they've been doing! Really cool y'all got to meet up and chat! ✌️

[@bkxc]

Awesome, worlds colliding!

[@FelipediOliveira]

Man, this is my favorite type of video on KZbin, my go to! I love watching you, Seth, Phil and Alex doing mountain bike stuff, and also I'm into that because I'm learning English. I've watched Seth's podcast before, i really miss that kind of content here on KZbin. Thanks for bringing it up, love your channel, man!!

[@FelipediOliveira]

Dusty Betty I was digging some of your videos (I'm already subscribed) I think your content is pretty awesome. Hopefully my girlfriend's gonna join me someday on the trails. Keep up the good content, i can't wait to see more ladies on the trails, you all deserve that. :)

[@thatguythatdoesstuff7448]

If you're "learning" English, you're doing a fantastic job. Your writing is better than 80% of US citizens. I went to college with people that don't write as well as you. Seriously.

[@bkxc]

Glad you liked it Felipe!

[@FelipediOliveira]

Theball Player This kind of comment coming from an english speaker person is very flattering. Actually you were the first person who told me something like that. I try to do my best, even more when it comes to something that I'm doing by myself. But these guys help out a lot. Thanks for these nice words, bro, they made my day! :)

[@thatguythatdoesstuff7448]

For sure, brother. Your efforts are commendable. Your surname, de Oliviera means your first language is Portuguese? Viva Brasil, my dude!

[@far-goautoparts2161]

Liking this vlogcast format thrown in the mix. Great interview. Great back and forth conversation. Really enjoyed listening as I worked. Thanks for showcasing other youtubers and those "making it happen".

[@bkxc]

Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it dude

[@JordanByron]

It's already been said plenty of times, but I wanted to come and say it myself: "Yay for Dusty Betty!". Great videos and a breath of fresh air in the MTB KZbin community.

[@bkxc]

100%!

[@royjaleco]

The thing that brings me back is that this channel is well rounded and I learn a thing or two each time. Great chat, great insight! Good job, Brian!

[@bkxc]

Awesome, glad to hear that Roy!

[@go_rideyourbike]

Brian we (mtb community) need more of this! Please find confidence in this pilot and keep up with the interviews! We have Sonya & MTB podcasts but we need this conversations on KZbin! Congratulations on this idea because it’s a good one. I’m following Dusty Betty now, good first guest ;-)

[@bkxc]

Thanks dude, I love this kind of stuff too, just need to go find the folks!

[@shawnconrad9292]

Great interview Brian! I’ve been watching Dusty Betty in parallel of watching your videos without ever knowing this existed. 3 years have passed and your in southern Utah now, you should head down and do a follow up video. That would be awesome! Keep bringing us that awesome footage while the rest of us are in a deep freeze!

[@siddhartaclark7040]

Dude, I think this I cool! Something different going on. Keep it coming. We still love watching you on your bike, on the trails but this is a great alternative. Keep it coming.

[@bkxc]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jeremymcbride8729]

Absolutely magic video guys! Obviously found BKXC years ago, but, Dusty Betty, Tess, this year. Thanks so much both of you. Massive inspiration for me after some pretty major back injuries and mental ones as well. Your inspirational videos are driving me to train for the Noosa Enduro, here in Australia on 31 July. Just have to decide whether to do the 60 or 100km race.

[@weschilton]

This is so trippy... Brian and Tess sitting down for a chat, haha! So cool guys!

[@bkxc]

Flintstones meet the Jetsons!

[@weschilton]

One day we will all hook up for a ride and it will be so meta...

[@jeffbaker1871]

I have recently got back into mountain biking after 10 years away from the hobby. My Girlfriend wanting to join me is what has encourage me and in turn I encourage her to get out and enjoy life on the trails. We have come to look forward to our daily video from Brian, Alex,Seth and Phil as they have helped us keep motivated even after the hard crashes they keep us pushing forward to get better. I am sure my Girlfriend will love that there is now a female mountain biker to watch. We look forward to your videos Betty.

[@bkxc]

Nice!

[@mtbyumyum]

Rad! I met Tess in Moab as well... great girl and very cool story. Thanks for sharing in this new way... very cool!

[@bkxc]

Glad you enjoyed it dude!

[@budgetfriendlybiking207]

This was great. I think not only was the format successful, but I think you chose a great 1st person to interview. She's got a great message and I'm excited to share it with my daughter who recently decided to pick up trail riding with me!

[@bkxc]

Awesome, glad to hear it!

[@breakandrun70]

Hi Brian & Tess, I think I've watched all of, both of your video's, on u-tube. I enjoyed all of them very much. Tess you struck a nerve when you said when do you know when to back off or have too much fear. If you are smart you will always keep a bit of fear. I spent two years recovering from a bike accident and went out and bought another Trek Fuel EX 8. Rode it around for about a month to get used to riding again and went to the top of a huge hill, about 800 ft straight down. Went to put on my brakes to slow down guess what, no brakes. Back to the hospital for half a day, Two broken ribs, one collar bone and a punctured lung. I'm going to buy another bike. But I will definitely have some fear level this time. Be safe.

[@abstraddic0442]

Look at Seths Bike Hacks sticker sitting there starring at the Camera. Come on Seth...😳

[@kennyreaves2036]

I love the one on one interview. Both of you are a great inspiration in this community. I look forward to see all the great thing to come.

[@bkxc]

Thanks so much Kenny!

[@gnawershreth]

I just stumbled upon these interviews and they're really interesting. You do a really good job of getting them to talk about whatever they're in to. Too many interviewers end up "controlling" the conversations way too much and it easily becomes more about the interviewer than anything else. I find the "Get your girlfriend hooked on mountain biking" topic interesting because obviously it makes a lot of sense that some people would want to get their BF/GF interested in the same things as them, but I do think people often forget that hobbies (MTB or anything else) are where a lot of people go to disconnect from their lives, the stress, the daily routines, from crying children, from grocery shopping, from paying bills etc. and I think those are the people who prefer to actually keep their hobby to themselves. It's not that they don't enjoy spending time with the BF/GF but that it's good to get out and experience things on your own as well at times and just relax and disconnect for a bit to recharge. Think of it like other people you enjoy spending time with, would you want to be around them 24/7 and let them move in to your house? Probably not I imagine. It's good to experience different things even as couples, it gives you something to tell each other about and talk about/discuss at home when you're together. Couples who spend every second together tend to not have anything to talk about from my experience, as they always know what the other person did today, experienced today, who they talked to etc. It's boring when you have nothing to talk about imo. If the BF enjoys mountain biking with his friends, let him enjoy that with them, and if the GF enjoys playing tennis with her friends, let them have their fun in peace. It's healthy to not be "stuck" to each other all day every day. Not to mention that it also completely changes an entire group dynamic if one person starts bringing their BF/GF to stuff. Again, it has nothing to do with the BF/GF not being a nice person or that the friends dislike him/her, but friends are just different when they're together without BFs and GFs. If one girl brings her BF to a girls' night out, you can bet that'll change their evening regardless of how nice the guy is. It's no longer a girls' night out at all. :)

[@bkxc]

I agree 100% about having a place to go and disconnect instead of another thing you're kind of tied to each other with!

[@kareymaurice3236]

Nice little cameo there for Dusty Betty and some good conversation. I am so glad you talked about those who may not return to MTB but I assure you that my time on the bike out there made me a much more confident individual. I know I will never ride again but my bikes are kinda like trophies to me now with great memories attached.Your channel is my outlet.

[@bkxc]

That's really cool to hear, thanks for sharing!

[@richchin5163]

I think the best discussion here was about feeling short of expectations as a relative newcomer to mountain biking. While KZbin can be a source of inspiration, it also serves to intimidate. Dusty Betty offers something that I think is great for all people seeking to improve their skills (man or woman) in sharing her growth in the sport while having fun!

[@bkxc]

Love hearing that!

[@andyclarke3761]

Yep that works Brian , a video like this now and then would be great 👍🏻

[@bkxc]

Thanks dude!

[@zer0bytes2000]

This is Great! I have actually been looking for a new channel with a Woman's perspective on MTB'ing. Me and my girlfriend ride together all the time. We'll be watching Dusty Betty for sure. Keep up the progression, that inspires us to keep riding too.

[@bkxc]

Sweet!! Happy to hear that

[@RubenD85]

Really like this new side of the channel Brian, small interviews here and there in podcast format would be an awesome and refreshing spin.

[@bkxc]

Thanks Ruben! Glad you dig it

[@ChrisCXK]

Cool idea! I dont know if this is going to involve more visual aspects in the future but you might consider a podcast feed. I have no heard of Dusty Betty but what a great way to live. I dont know how long I could keep it up but the idea is so attractive.

[@bkxc]

Yeah, perhaps a Soundcloud upload if I get this thing rolling more consistently.

[@marcwittkowski5146]

Currently catching up on your content from the past couple of months. Love this video, you seem genuinely interested and engaged and you two seem really comfortable.

[@bkxc]

Awesome, thanks Marc, this was my first one!

[@everydaymtb4218]

I love the format and Dusty Betty was a great person to interview. Great topics covered. I would definitely like to see more. As well, Dusty Betty got a couple new subs from myself and my wife.

[@bkxc]

Thanks dude!

[@JW23551]

I️ agree with other posts, this is a great once-in-a-while video format! I️ love watching you shred, but this was a nice change of pace.

[@bkxc]

Thanks Jonathan!

[@I_am_Jeff]

This is awesome! A female mountain bike VLOGer, she rides a Santa Cruz mountain bike, and you adopting Marie Kondo’s book. I just jump on the minimalism cool aide. To declutter feels great. I’m subbing Dusty Betty 👍🏽👊🏽

[@bkxc]

Nice!!

[@danielgomez5168]

Awesome Big B I just found Dusty Betty on skills with Phil last week I like what she's doing and good to see you in high spirits after your trip from Spain

[@bkxc]

Nice!!

[@jimrutherford2773]

One of the best bits of advise you've ever stated, "as long as you don't stop doing what you're doing and keep learning, nothing can stop you."

[@HyperactiveNeuron]

Great interview! It's nice to see content like this and I just went and checked out Dusty Betty and subscribed. Great content. It's great to see stuff from a different perspective. I find the perma-travel lifestyle very interesting. I think it's great that these two made this choice and have been apparently killing it. It's also great to see more women getting out and on the trails.

[@bkxc]

Awesome, love to hear that!

[@christopher-deankopp7681]

0:45 Brian's face when he find's out that the beautiful lady is married

[@B1KER]

I’m digging the interview! Good job Brian. My only advice would be to possibly record from 2 angles so you can visually make the edit a little more interesting. However if you are trying to keep the edit simple, leave it as is. Was still interesting and intriguing to watch!

[@bkxc]

Haha I'm always in the camp of "keep it simple"! Glad you liked it dude

[@wegg1302]

Camera emphasis on Oprah or the guest if only one camera?

[@TSAlessi]

B1KER i

[@HallMarc_Trails]

i enjoyed that and i will be subscribing to dusty betty, you are my main inspiration for getting back into mountain biking and hope i can inspire others with my own channel, i think mountain biking has a fantastic community and it's great to be a part of it, great vid, you should definately do more of this kind of thing.

[@bkxc]

Love hearing that!

[@stuartwoodburn2653]

Nice talk, seeing that everyone in mountainbike community have the same fun and fears. I have had my big crash so I am indestructible now! well maybe not. Thanks to both of you

[@bkxc]

Haha nice, thanks Stuart!

[@BrianVaughn]

So I really do like this format. I'm a little disappointed the huck podcast died off and the drop of of a couple other discussion based shows dies off. I feel like there isn't much out there from mountain bike people outside the industry.

[@FelipediOliveira]

Brian Vaughn Yeah, man, me too! I understand they spend a lot of time shooting the podcast and they need to get some good views from that, but i still think that's worth it. Not only because that's a such a good content, but also because fans like us and so many others truly appreciate watching Seth, Brian, Alex and Phil hanging out and chatting about mountain bike. I hope they bring that awesome podcast back again.

[@bkxc]

I'm disappointed the Huck dropped off too! I love long conversations like this, and they are the easiest videos to shoot and edit once you have the technical aspects set.

[@tylerflores-tucker1323]

BKXC I loved the buck because it was from your average Joe’s perspective! I love the MTB podcast and those guys are great but they are on another level. I comprehend and absorb the info they relay but I related to the huck conversations. It felt like when you and your buddies crack beers “or cokes” and shoot the shit post ride. It was familiar.

[@freerangemtb]

Brian! I like this format. This discussion was a really nice digression from the normal content you put out. You should do more like this. I really liked that this had a little bit of a back and forth discussion and not just you asking questions and her answering. Nice touch and very good topic. I would love to get my wife more into the mountain biking but it's really not her game. She enjoys it once in a while, but not all the time. My daughters are the same. They'll come with me on a ride once in a while. I'm hoping to increase their participation a bit more through my channel. Also, am I missing something or did you not put a link to her channel in the description? I did find it easy enough. A simply search on KZbin brings it right up. Thanks for the show, man! I enjoyed it thoroughly. -Brian

[@bkxc]

Yeah, I forgot to link it in the description, fixed now!

[@aaff186]

really nice content!! i hope more of stuff like this in the future! keep it up bud! love your videos

[@bkxc]

Thanks!

[@daviddembrow6346]

Great interview, Brian. New to MTB. Great story. Shared her site with our own Noga Korem. #7 EWS Israel. Do more. BTW, saw the ROAM Fest. video. Looked like fun.

[@bkxc]

Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it

[@sylvester1434]

The head turn when the word husband is mentioned :) dope!

[@grn9209]

GREAT INTERVIEW Brian!!! Keep it up👊🏽 Cool new shirt!

[@bkxc]

Thanks so much!

[@TreyLefevre]

I like this content. Super inspiring...also tempting to follow suit in this life style! One suggestion, maybe turn the auto focus off and set the focus before the shoot. It may be just me noticing, but I thought I'd mention it.

[@bkxc]

Yes, the autofocus was killing me!

[@TreyLefevre]

Fortunately that's a super easy fix! Keep putting out the good content. I basically live vicariously through you lol

[@monteblackwell4652]

I am not a bobble head but I can't stop bobbing my head. On the flip side, Good interview Ms Betty.

[@magnetmedia]

Cool departure from the normal and perfect subject for the first execution. I’ve taken my wife out a few times and she is mastering the crash skill fast!

[@bkxc]

Thanks Dave!

[@AndreasHansen92]

Hi Brian! Great channel and great video! Just a suggestion - Would it not be better if the camera points to the person you interview and not primarily on you?

[@bkxc]

Thanks dude! Yup

[@mannyfnsc29]

Nice job, Brian..that worked out really well. Tess, I checked out Dusty Betty and subbed. My wife just told me I could sell the stumpjumper I bought for her since she's not into it anymore.. Sad day. Anyway, it's still cool to watch your vids and I'm sure she'll enjoy them too, even if she doesn't ride.

[@bkxc]

Thanks Manny!

[@PeterCPRail8748]

Brain great first interview / podcast vid. Great frank and open conversation. Looking forward to more.

[@bkxc]

Thanks dude!

[@jordangg08]

Really liked this type of video! Definitely would like to see more of it. Were you guys able to get a ride in together?

[@bkxc]

Nice! We were not able to get a ride in :(

[@iskiokay]

Brian, here's some feedback. Take it for what it's worth. Personally, I love that you don't edit out when you crash or sections that you don't feel comfortable riding. To me, it almost feels more real. When I watch your videos, I think to myself I could ride most of that stuff, then get to a part where I'd be like "Nope," not today dude!! Also, I like that you use the occasional f bomb or s bomb as long as it's in the flow of the conversation ( such a s in the case in this video). I know that some YT'ers edit out the swearing because they have kids follow their channel.....and I get that. But, personally I think it's better left in. And I think that if someone cut off your hands.........your video would get drastically shorter because you wouldn't be able to talk. Haha... Great video.

[@bkxc]

Thanks so much, I always appreciate thoughtful feedback!

[@HEIPPI]

Great stuff Brian! Maybe add a small audio recorder for better audio, like Zoom H2n or something.

[@bkxc]

Thanks dude!

[@DannyHealy1989]

More of this please, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@bkxc]

Nice! Glad to hear it

[@pean0928]

Great interview with an interesting subject! i was thinking of how you could setup your camera gear a little bit better, i really will recognize Dusty Betty in profile now ;-) i'm no pro so i search KZbin for "interviewing film tips" and there's some good tips out there, you could use our DSLR or what you have to record her from a more in-front angle and your gopro to get both of you, set the fokus to manual, i don't think you need to buy a lot of gears to make this really great, Play around where you do the interview why not in the middle of a trail. Keep it up! your a natural in front of the camera! looking forward to more interviews!

[@bkxc]

You can hear what we're saying, that's all that matters

[@whiplash231]

Took me a while to figure out that you were recording the audio from the GoPro on the table. There were some gems in there especially about the confidence on the bike.

[@bkxc]

Haha yes, tried to hide the blinking red light!

[@Poppageno]

Hah! I was on a ride yesterday and there was a muddy section, on the other side stood a middle aged woman next to her bike and as I rode thru and past she said "Give me a horse any day!". Her male companion was 100yds up the trail and didn't even know she was struggling. I'm 66yo and been riding since early 80's had a bad crash on the GDMBR in 07 and was off the bike for 5 years. Back on now and trying to get fit again. Did 20mi and 1,200ft of climbing yesterday.

[@bkxc]

Wow, what a battle back! Glad to hear you're back on the trail

[@michaelalbee4484]

Hey Brian, you mentioned being the 60 or 70 year old guy still riding. I'm 60 now and just starting mountain biking recently. I grew up practicing martial arts, and from that perspective, I'm always too busy trying to accomplish what I want to worry about getting hurt. It just never really occurs to me.

[@bkxc]

Fantastic!!

[@waveskifun2631]

I just ran across this video. I have been watching your videos for years. This video has inspired me more that any of the others. I am 81 and keep thinking I will start but some how I don't. Hopefully this starts me. I have a good ebike by Trek. Love your videos and will start watching Dusty Betty videos. Thanks for providing all your videos. You should do more person to person videos.

[@bkxc]

That's so great to hear!

[@OneWheelLess]

Great job on the vid! You definitely should do more of this!

[@bkxc]

Thanks dude!

[@bnadit1949]

The biggest thing about Mountain biking is having the mental fortitude to get over issues. Whether it is pushing yourself to finish a 45 mile ride with 6000feet of elevation gain or putting your fears aside to get over that rock.

[@bkxc]

Yes, you are so right about that!

[@lancerdancer01]

That's so awesome. I watch their other channel the more we explore.

[@bkxc]

Nice!

[@RyanMarcyesOutdoors]

I think this was one of the best videos. I am always looking for more of a intimate look at mountain biking and how others perceive the sport I Love!!! Thanks for bringing another great one.👍🏽

[@bkxc]

Nice!! glad you liked it

[@jimrutherford2773]

Although there is risk involved in MTB, there is greater risk of dying on a road bike because of vehicular traffic. We mountain bikers have more of a chance of crashing and taking skin off or breaking a bone but I rarely fear dying.

[@huntstyle]

I remember when I first started watching your videos, and Nate Hills, and others, and I wondered if you guys had already ridden the trails, or were that fast riding blind! But now I get it. I ride a lot of trails blind, and I've been able to hold some decent speed. Of course I'll be faster the 2nd, and 3rd, and 4th time, but I do feel that riding new trails and riding them blind makes you a better rider, and also teaches you to look far enough ahead that riding blind isn't so much of a crutch.

[@bkxc]

Yep, I agree!

[@schacherbauer07]

I'm sharing this with my wife tonight. We have recently been talking about doing exactly what Tess and her husband have done. Good video Brian!

[@schacherbauer07]

Dusty Betty I look forward to watching some of your channel! You had such great information in this short interview!

[@bkxc]

Awesome, glad you enjoyed it!

[@curtbohling]

I really like how you two are sharing your experiences. I am right behind you living the dream😄

[@bkxc]

Thanks so much Curt!

[@shakeweight11]

0:47 that one word just crushed Brian's dreams...

[@Supsup7777]

Pretty cool! I can relate with the risk! I broke my arm falling off a gravel bike on a mountain bike trail. a plate and nine screws later and I am back on the trails.

[@bkxc]

Oh wow, glad to hear it did not stop you!

[@magnifiresrealm]

Really cool video Brian! Keep it up!

[@bkxc]

Thanks dude!

[@JBPorter]

Hey Bryan! What is this book you keep talking about? I'm super interested in it... "The life changing magic of tidying up". By who exactly? Amazon brings up a ton of different authors and all seem to be summaries and analysis.

[@bkxc]

Oh weird! Here's the genuine article: amzn.to/2jpJzAl

[@feldybikes]

Would be rad if you also released long form interviews as a podcast in the future a la Huck. I'd love to have this to listen to on a long climb.

[@bkxc]

Nice, I'll consider it if I get this rolling!

[@Keithphotorama]

Brian, you need an Airstream! Do a whole lotta interviews. It’s my dream to do the Airstream travels, MTB, Skateboarding, and Rock Climbing. And thanks for the Closed-Captioning, I am hearing impaired and the Captioning works all the time.

[@bkxc]

Man, I was in McTrail Rider's RV yesterday and it was so cool! Google does the closed captioning automatically on most of my videos, but it's still something I wish I put more effort into.

[@BGWordneemig]

I subscribed Dusty Betty! Thank you Brian!

[@BGWordneemig]

Dusty Betty I thanx your channel!

[@bkxc]

Nice!

[@mort3318]

Dude I got into mtb largely after watch you Alex and Seth's trips first ride last month within the first mile I was ready to actually hurl and I pushed past it to finish a full 7 mile ride and felt great next hurdle is getting the money to get a bike of my own lol I love it can't wait till next season to start riding even more

[@bkxc]

Glad you didn't stop!!!

[@mort3318]

BKXC my two friends really helped me push thru pretty sure I was dehydrated thanks for all the great content!

[@craighenry7915]

Great video ,just started watching dusty beatty videos and yours , thinking about buying a mountain again.

[@bkxc]

That's great!

[@1man_l33]

loved the video, Brian.

[@bkxc]

Thanks!

[@JustinRamseyphotography]

Hey Brian, I heard you talking about investing in coaching on the bike, followed by how long it takes you to edit a video. Ever thought about taking a video editing course to speed up that workflow as it is such a huge part of your life? I have been a sub since under 2k and your edits are much much better now anyway. Just thought hmm if he could edit the footage in an hour vs 8 we might get more videos haha, I am greedy and it is winter now so yeah..

[@bkxc]

Haha, I honestly think my workflow is pretty dialed in, the next step would be hiring an editor, but who's got money for that?

[@danieldelrosario8003]

always love the vids , your hand talking gets distracting though aha...podcast idea is great

[@Bush01]

Thanks for introducing me to dusty betty. Definitely enjoy the interview, would love to see more

[@bkxc]

Thanks Adam!

[@maxpalacio5587]

His face when she said “Husband” lol

[@thephoenixcycle8854]

I hate that feeling. A kick in the crotch feels better then that

[@yellowgertrude8316]

a link would be cool so ---> 21:34

[@josesbox9555]

Well it’s on her finger.

[@kenjohnson4423]

Enjoyed your interview Brian

[@bkxc]

Thanks Ken!

[@mtb_rene317]

Great interview style video. Please do more!!

[@bkxc]

Thanks, I will!

[@cam_machi]

I know this is an older video. But it seems appropriate when interviewing someone to point the camera at them instead.

[@HR-ws1rj]

Some say Brian is still shaking his head to this day.. lol I think he liked her

[@udontknowme9771]

never been this early! love ur vids

[@bkxc]

Thanks

[@darrellbishop1109]

I have to concur with B1KER. Multiple angles. However, you seem to have your interview techniques down. One suggestion is to limit your movements. You have the 'nodding' part down and not interrupting the guest, but sometimes you are over-exaggerating your movements (could be just the way you react). those movements take the focus off of your subject. Great leading questions. It allows her to expand on her answers and to share her personal experiences. Keep up the good work! And it grows.....

[@bkxc]

Thanks Darrell!

This just works! Interesting interview.

[@bkxc]

Thanks Tommi!!

[@timinno]

Great stuff both! Keep doing what you're doing! :)

[@bkxc]

Thanks so much!

[@rfischerification]

If you're near a university, you might try uploading videos on their guest network. It won't be as fast as their secure network, but it will be better than what you can get at a coffee shop.

[@bkxc]

Definitely a good call!

[@Tedroy]

Tess is cool! Thank for cross polinating the streams Brian.

[@bkxc]

It's all about community!

[@omarmartinez7277]

Actually, really good episode... I like this formula... Keep on with it.

[@bkxc]

Thanks!

[@mikethadeeter]

I watch every episode, including this one. But I’d be a lot more likely to digest the long form conversation style in podcast form. So as long as you post it to iTunes in addition to KZbin I think you’re on to something.

[@bkxc]

KZbin Red as well, you can listen in the background!

[@mikethadeeter]

BKXC I think majority of podcast listeners would prefer a more traditional podcast format. It’s free and shouldn’t be too much extra work. Looking forward to hearing even longer episodes in the near future. Keep me occupied at work. Ha.

[@deadhorse1416]

its the first interview so I understand the body language, but damn brian give her a break from eye contact. great interview tho, good questions one after another

[@Niloc1922]

You should put a link in the description for her stuff!!

[@bkxc]

Good call!

[@chameleonpogono]

Just started watching a couple of her videos. Going to see if my wife is interested in her videos. Getting her into mountain biking.

[@bkxc]

Nice!!

[@awesometuscaloosa7203]

The amount of energy necessary to do X miles mountain biking is small compared to the FUN and benefits of it, I mean, you will look awesome, have more energy, have more excitement to work because the motivation to go MTBing later, have more friends... When girls discover all this... I mean is just matter of time... the amount of money that it takes Well is just a gym membership... success to you Betty, cheers!

[@bkxc]

Haha not a bad way to put it!

[@nate390]

Shoutout to Trailhead bicycles in Cleveland TN.

[@magpie7791]

Riding blind on trails is the same as rock climbing blind!! You have to be able to read the the terrain. With mtb it's about line selection plus technique, fast isn't always the quickest. Great interview Brian, I'm going check out dusty Betty!

[@bkxc]

Good point Edward! Glad you liked it!

[@1pho3nixmatt]

See, I don't want to die doing something I love. I want to finish doing said thing, and then keel over. HAHAHA

[@bkxc]

Hahaha yes!

[@DoctorORBiT]

"Who is Dusty Betty?" "My wiiife"

[@effie2206]

Interesting stuff, subscribing.

[@alexriver4997]

Yes very nice job and we need other perspectives and more people being leaders in this crazy mountain bike KZbin world!

[@bkxc]

Thanks dude!

[@yellowgertrude8316]

Poor Brian. I will buy your hoodie to make you feel better brian!

[@bkxc]

HAhaha