The Blue Todd Cast

Eric Dean is a man of many talents - designer, craftsman, builder, racer, and righteous road dog to name a few. He and Todd met in the high desert shortly after Eric made an impulsive career move away from the advertising industry - they became fast friend and the rest is history. Enjoy this episode as they discuss all the triumphs and setbacks of 2024. Happy New Year, everyone.

This interview with Troy was recorded by Rocco DeLuca before anyone knew Troy was sick. We are very lucky to hear his voice speak once again about his journey. Thank you Rocco and Teresa for sharing this with us. We all miss him very much.

If you are into choppers or cameras and don't know Michael's work you are in for a treat. He's pretty much all but disappeared as of lately but Todd was lucky enough to sit down and get caught up. Merry Christmas.

Mike Elias is a self taught craftsman who grew up working on fishing boats back east before his hard work and dreams turned into the company he started from nothing, Ship John – affectionately named after the lighthouse in his home town. Todd and Mike finally got to sit down and talk after a year of development on the Sidewinder shirt.

Thom Jones and Snake Dumpster join Todd in the studio to discuss their vasectomies and other disasters including Thom's ride down from Seattle to Born Free.

Jason Roman is one of the most talented young street photographers in New York City. His imagery depicts fantastical moments otherwise missed in the blink of an eye – and his name is quickly becoming synonymous with the pulse of the city. Todd and Jason have worked together a number of times over the years and found a lot of overlap in their passion for cameras and motorcycles – they finally got the chance to sit down and talk while working on a project in New Zealand.

After two years of waiting Josh and Todd finally got to sit down and talk bikes, cameras, road rash and everything in between. It was well worth the wait. Merry Christmas everyone!

After two years of waiting Todd and Josh finally got to sit down and talk – bikes, cameras, road rash and everything in between. This conversation was well worth the wait. Merry Christmas Everyone!

In this special episode Thom and Todd finally reconnect on the 10th anniversary of the Death Valley Run for this five and a half hour podcast. Buckle up. Shot + Edited by - Todd Blubaugh Original Music by - Rocco DeLuca

Andre and Todd became fast friends riding their motorbikes around the Northwest in 2009. In this interview they finally get to catch up after an exciting trip up the coast on their choppers – as usual Andre comes through with his knowledge of the niche.

Chris and Todd had been speaking over the phone for a year until Todd finally flew up to Oregon and recorded this interview in the Wesco factory. It is the first Blue Todd Cast ever recorded outside of the studio. Chris is the Sales Manager for Wesco Boots, and a hell of a craftsman in the world of footwear. Their conversation is a peek behind the curtain into one of the oldest footwear companies in the US. A note from Todd – This video isn’t actually an official episode of the BTC but rather a special thank you to all the customers who bought a pair the BLUBAUGH Engineer boots. I want you all to see the beauty of buying domestically. Thank you so much for your support and patience. -Todd Blubaugh- Shot + Edited by - Todd Blubaugh Original Music by - Rocco DeLuca

Brian Bowen Smith has always followed his passions – he's had a hell of a journey on his way to becoming one of leading photographers in the entertainment industry. Todd and Brian discuss the road that got him there and where he is heading next.

Tony Patella is the TELLA in Tellason – an American made denim brand cut and sewn in the home of blue jeans: San Fransisco, CA. This label has become its own standard in the world of denim. In this interview listen to Tony explain the origins of the brand and their approach to business, life and everything else.

Todd and Scott spend their morning discussing Scott's jump from bio chemistry to photography, the curse of the camera and other motorcycle mischief.

In this episode Todd and Justin riff on everything from acting, what kind of bike Jesus would ride, stereotypes, relationships and many other current and past events.

Todd and Snake discuss a decade of motorcycle mischief - their years living together and riding around LA, wild warehouse parties, road "trippin" through this world, and all the good friends they've lost and found along the way.

I'm excited to introduce Dean Bradshaw - the first photographer I've had on the podcast. I've always been impressed with Dean's curious mind and it makes a lot of sense once you hear his background. I was surprised how little we actually talked about photography... instead most of our discussion came back to our shared interest in people. It makes sense when you look at Deans work – he clearly has a way of capturing them.

Complimentary to Josh Kohn\'s intrigue and kindness is his undeniable ability to ride the wheels off any of his old motorcycles. Todd follows Josh Kohn and Eric Dean for a few days of riding their old shovelheads like new adventure bikes. Josh explains his outlook concerning the capabilities of otherwise overlooked and outdated motorcycles.\r\nThis episode is brought to you by - WESCO BOOTS\r\nShot + Edited by - Todd Blubaugh\r\nOriginal music by - Rocco DeLuca\r\n

Complimentary to Josh Kohn\'s intrigue and kindness is his undeniable ability to ride the wheels off any of his old motorcycles. Todd follows Josh Kohn and Eric Dean for a few days riding their old shovel heads like new adventure bikes. Josh explains his outlook concerning the capabilities of otherwise overlooked and outdated motorcycles.\r\nThis episode is brought to you by - WESCO BOOTS \r\nShot + Edited by - Todd Blubaugh \r\nOriginal Music by - Rocco DeLuca\r\n

Randy B. Hayward is one of the most graceful speakers I’ve ever sat down with. He holds multiple degrees, including a doctorate in education which he has reached many lives through. He has a passion for motorcycles; but more importantly for people. I was lucky to have him come visit me in the desert for a quick conversation. I can’t begin to explain a man with this many layers- you’ll just have to enjoy the episode.