Master motorcyclist and documentary maker Peter Starr joins Adam in studio to talk racing four versus two wheels. First, they discuss Peter's early life in Coventry in the 1940's during WWII. Born in the home of Triumph, Peter began working for the company by the age of 18 and ignited his passion for the motorcycle. Adam and Peter start chatting about Peter's racing history which led him to Daytona, Florida in 1965. Unfortunately he didn't end up racing, but Peter would then be hired to host a top 40 radio show in Jacksonville. They continue to talk about Peter's long history with motorcycle's and how that led him to documentary filmmaking. 

Adam is joined today by Dr. Dean Sicking, Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Vice President of Product Development at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Adam chats with him about his long career in safety inventions and innovations including the implementation of the SAFER barrier in NASCAR. They then discuss Dr. Sicking's investigation into the Dale Earnhardt Sr. crash and what safeguards were avoided by the driver that lead to his death. Dr. Dean then talks advancements in helmet technology that could prevent further head trauma in the NFL. Adam then asks about what we can do about our roads, bridges and infrastructure in this country and specifically this city which steers them toward a discussion about how much better our lives are going to be with the invention of autonomous vehicles. 

Ryan Michler is a husband, father, Iraqi Combat Veteran, and the Founder of Order of Man.  Growing up without a permanent father figure, Ryan was left to learn how to be a man on his own and with the help of a few strong men in his life.  Adam and Ryan discuss all that and more in this week’s episode of Take A Knee.

Former Krave Jerky CEO Jon Sebastiani returns for this weeks episode of Take A Knee. Adam opens the show talking to Jon about his new ready made and healthy soup business Zupa. Then Adam talks to Jon about the rapid success and eventual sale of Krave Jerky to Hershey. Adam talks about the misconception of a “hot breakfast” as a wholesome healthy meal, and how that applies to a changing food industry. Then they talk about Jon’s history coming from a wine family and how it led him to a life in business. They close the show talking about how people fear change, even though it often leads to something better.

Retired US Navy Seal John “Jocko” Willink joins Adam for this week’s episode of Take A Knee. Adam opens the show asking Jocko about his numerous accolades while fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan over the years. Then Adam and John talk in-depth about the past, present, and future of the Middle East conflict and what America’s involvement should be in that region going forward. After that, John talks about what true leadership really means and the skills required to achieve it. Before they wrap, they discuss the pussification of our future generation of young adults, as well as going out and making a future for yourself rather than sitting around and waiting for it to happen.

Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne joins Adam for this week's episode of Take A Knee. Adam opens the show asking Patrick about the recent presidential election outcome.  This leads to a conversation about Patrick's new documentary 'Rigged'. Then Adam asks Patrick about his upbringing and getting mentored by Warren Buffet. Later, Adam and Patrick talk about how raising taxes on corporations incentivizes them to move to other states or even countries. Before they wrap, Adam asks Patrick if he will continue to make documentaries.

Entrepreneur and co-founder/CEO of Reality Mogul Jilliene Helman joins Adam for this week’s episode of Take A Knee and they explore her quick rise from working in her family’s property management business to working for Union Bank before departing to start Reality Mogul. Adam and Jilliene explore the quick path that has led Jilliene to her current position and nomination to Forbes’ very respected ’30 Under 30’ list and how her views on business have help shape the culture of Reality Mogul.

Ewan McGregor joins Adam for This Weeks episode of Take A Knee to talk about his new documentary Bug: Life and Times of the Peoples Car, available now on Chassymedia.com. Adam opens the show asking Ewan about an incredible motorcycle ride he did in which he and a friend traveled east from London to New York. Then Adam and Ewan talk about how fun the Volkswagen bugs have always been throughout the years, as well as his interest in acting from an early age. After that, Adam brings in the Producer Tory Alonzo and Director Damon Risatu of Bug to talk more in-depth about their documentary and how they got connected with Ewan. Before they wrap, Adam asks Ewan about some of his upcoming projects.

Legendary boxing promoter Bob Arum joins Adam for this week’s episode of Take A Knee. Adams opens the show talking to Bob about some of the biggest fights he's promoted over his many years in boxing. After that, Adam and Bob talk about the skills and work ethics of various notable fighters. This leads Bob to talk about his appreciation for Manny Pacquiao and everything he does for his home country of The Philippines. Before they wrap, Adam asks Bob about the hardest fight to put together, as well as the fight that got away.

Author and businessman Steven Blue joins Adam for this week's episode of Take A Knee.  Adam and Steven talk about Steven's most recent book 'American Manufacturing 2.0' and what we as a country need to do in order to win back the manufacturing jobs that we have lose to other countries.  The guys also explore the different company cultures that exist and how they can impact a company's bottom line.