I'm 67 and never understood how people who wanted to be the 1% who didn't follow the rules and stand apart seem to need to gather together in groups and have rules for everything.

@dickfitswell3437

2 жыл бұрын

You kinda don't understand it.

@jhott28

2 жыл бұрын

Even Lions have a pecking order.

@RumoursOfFamine

2 жыл бұрын

I'm Robert de Niro in a Bronx tale

@RumoursOfFamine

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheaKaSaToRi 10/4

@Milo19970

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheaKaSaToRi Its a gang that acts like a club. They don't do shit! I'd call a couple of my buddies with AR-15s and get rid of them if they act tough

I actually worked at the county jail where Mel chancy was being held at the Peoria county jail. If memory serves me right Mel was in either sp3 or sp4 ! Very nice gentleman even then !! Very cool to see him changing lives now. Especially with Veterans! As a vet myself. This is very cool !!

I met him at the prison in Danville as an officer. I was able to do a article on him for my criminal justice paper. Now I’m a retired army, Chaplain proud of you brother

Same here brother, I turned my life around after 35years. Turned to spirituality and haven’t looked back. I’m 46 now

Just found this podcast and the host is amazing, actually lets the guest talk and completely finish. finally nice to listen to something without an interruption every 30 seconds.

@Marlin2263

2 жыл бұрын

Same here just found this podcast and couldn’t stop watching.

@NeoMK

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, he speaks like Shawn Ryan from Vigilance Elite. Not like Jase from Gypsy Tales.

@NeoMK

2 жыл бұрын

@DonaldJ Yeah, it's kinda one of those let me finish your sentence for you because you're taking too long deals...

@winkletown8828

2 жыл бұрын

Podcast? Looks like a video to me 🤷

@pab1381

2 жыл бұрын

@@blatneyev3740 people do it to mob guys all the time.

Rode w Mel back in the day. Stand up guy. Saved my life twice. Wrecked my bike both times. Got kicked out of club shortly later

@ryanedwards7298

2 жыл бұрын

Lollll

@bd-ie5my

11 ай бұрын

LMAO YOU SHOULD OF JOINED THE WILD HOGZ

MEL, for a guy who has struggled his whole life, you said something that changed my life, and I will forever be grateful for stumbling upon and hearing... "I just don't dip my toe in the pool!" I would have laughed and called bullshit.... but when I further listened, and heard you have not been on a bike since 2004!!! Testimony rang true. I have changed my life. I kept "dipping my toe" in the pool. You can ONLY be on ONE side of a coin at a time. You either ARE, or you ARN'T! I was bullshitting myself, I could change my ways, and stay in the same environment. I left many I love, and will ALWAYS care about. But you spoke truth... you cannot claim to, or expect true change, if you keep "dipping your toe" in the same old pools! Thank you Brother! EXAMPLE speaks louder than words. Thank you for reaching me, by WALKING the WALK, not just TALKING the TALK! God Bless Brother. God Bless. I pray your message and truth reach thousands, just as it reached me. Thank you again, for walking the walk, in the light of Christ.

@danielhogan6255

Жыл бұрын

Respect to you man, takes real humility to show that kind of respect ( and thats real, no bs.) stay strong mate✊

@mikimiyazaki

Жыл бұрын

@@danielhogan6255 im a woman

@TheHoriyoshi

2 ай бұрын

even if you get out of the old pools.....it is still there....u think and act a certain way, have a certain way to solve problems...and I only spent bout 10 years being an outlaw-biker...took me fuckin 20 years to get rid of most these habits.....!!!! I am 62 this year.....If anybody offenses my family, still cant give you a guarantee, that this will end good for that anybody...sad truth

Mel was a different leader. He was able to connect on an emotional level with his guys. on top of being organized and articulate. Love that guy

@raybeauregard6456

2 жыл бұрын

Great interview, hell of a story.

@johnnyripple8972

Жыл бұрын

That’s why it’s called organized crime.

@danielhogan6255

Жыл бұрын

@@johnnyripple8972 its also called discipline.. Strain theory dont say "criminal choose crime because they are shit people" it says "our environment and its shortcomings creates strain, that strain creates the avenue for people even consider crime as an option" do yourself a favour, dont judge a book by its cover, and dont throw stones.. It makes you look weak. Plus its unappealing, it doesn't convince many people.

@davepeak25

Жыл бұрын

Scumbag criminal is a scumbag criminal. Boohoo life is hard. It s not my fault i chose a life of shame

An incredible Interview and story. I've spent time as a minister working with the biker world and others that have gotten lost in the pain and spiritual loneliness of the darker side of life. I have lived the darker side of life as well. Mel's testimony is a real treasure. Mel's testimony makes me feel thankful I chased after God and people in pain. No money there for a street minister and I'm fairly poor but I feel grateful and blessed. Thank you for this polite and respectful interview.

@jimchumley7907

Жыл бұрын

ROBERT; YOU have the greatest treasure one could find and that is Yeshua Hamashiach.

@robertnewberry5886

Жыл бұрын

@@jimchumley7907 Thanks Jim. God bless ya brother.

@oldscoolcooldiecast1879

Жыл бұрын

Merry Christmas brother

@denniswhite166

Жыл бұрын

I don't measure a man's riches by his wealth.

@billsmith11

10 ай бұрын

Thank You , even being poor people can still help , Your proof of that

What a great guy Mel is. I loved his genuine story telling. I hope God blesses him for his honesty.

I’m 54, have done a lot of things, maybe not to Mel’s level. One thing that hit me was, I started knowing God, and slid away for many years. One day I picked up my Bible and began reading again. Funny thing was that I wasn’t just reading, all of a sudden, I understood. I wasn’t just reading, I understood what I was reading!!! Just like Mel, God opened my mind. I say every day to people I talk to God about, it fine that you don’t have my faith, when God wants you to understand, he will explain it to you! Thanks guys, this video made my evening!

@kanisharichardson4507

Жыл бұрын

💯❤️ 👆 THIS 💛 WHEN WE'RE REALLY READY, HE'S RIGHT THERE 💯

@TheHookahSmokingCaterpillar

Жыл бұрын

Fantasy bollocks.

My company sent him some hot sauce, and he was the sweetest guy, even gave us a shout out on Instagram… I’m very thankful for him GOD BLESS MEL CHANCEY!!!

This is hands down the best interview I’ve ever seen. I’ve been a fan of Mel for years thru the bodybuilding community and watching his day in the life on RX muscle. His story is one of the most inspiring stories I’ve heard. Thank you for what you do for the bodybuilding world sir.

Mel has the perfect voice for a radio broadcaster,sports announcer,WWE announcer etc.

@repentoryouwilllikewiseper8741

2 жыл бұрын

Repent to Jesus Christ “Gracious words are a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and healing to the bones.” ‭‭Proverbs‬ ‭16:24‬ ‭NIV‬‬ O

@Seronu

2 жыл бұрын

@@repentoryouwilllikewiseper8741 lol

Wow This is the second Podcast I have seen of Mel. I can relate with what he has gone through as I have done a lot of the same things growing up with the Lord looking over me. I know he had a tear in his eye every time I was locked up but he never left my side. Mel is a baby as I am 72 and God is right beside me today. I still love the sound of the Harleys but I would take an old knucklehead any day. God Bless all.

Ed Kozeluh rip. Always great to see individuals change their lives, may god guide you all the way!

Mel is such an excellent story teller, he needs to write a book or a movie deal .

Not going to lie, I started this interview with every intention to judge this man. Like I am any better. But wow he isn't what I expected, a very humbling experience

Thanks for being brave enough to tell your life story Mel,the good and the bad parts.This hopefully will make a positive difference with others who have gone down a bad road as well.

I really liked listening to Mel, his stories, emotions....he gives this feeling that he's a smart, upstanding guy....surely we all make some choices and mistakes that gets us in trouble this way or that but realising and taking action to be better in life...that's all that matters.

Mel!!! The first celly I ever had in jail! Man it's cool seeing this. That dude is such a nice guy. Glad you're doin well Mel!!!

@codylyon6116

2 жыл бұрын

Your page is wild man 🤣

@32SQUID

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know if I believe you.

@lukedoggydoggshoumaker

2 жыл бұрын

True story 👍👁👍

@lukedoggydoggshoumaker

2 жыл бұрын

@Johnny Sins lol how would I do that 😂 he was tho lol

@AlanTClark

2 жыл бұрын

@Johnny Sins Why would anybody lie about that? And why would anybody care?

Mel is one of the nicest, coolest, inspirational and most genuine guys I have ever met. I don't know him that good but I have seen him around town and at my old job many times and talked with him for a little while each time. The first couple times I actually didn't even know who he was and what he used to do. He was just a cool guy and random conversations got started

@AstrixCloud

Жыл бұрын

Best way to talk to them is just as people and not what's on their back (patch/history).

@fchampd4512

Жыл бұрын

Ppl also have delusions of cartel leaders are being nice ppl (wow these guys have so much respect!!!) Etc

@SavedbyGraceAlone84

Жыл бұрын

@@fchampd4512 Uhhhh what?

@danielhogan6255

Жыл бұрын

@@fchampd4512 well...thats a stretch... Hells angels compared to cartel bosses? Jeez dude go outside🤣🤣

Mel is the man. Role model now for anyone who’s ever run the streets.💯💯💯💯💯

Very charismatic dude, obviously sharp as heck too. I can easily see why he would get a leadership post in any organisation he cares to join, and would be killing it doing the job. Cheers!

I'm from Pittsburgh (Pagan territory) Mel is respected heavily and feared. Hate or love him, you can only respect the man for all he's been through and found God. God bless brother's

@censoredrecon4029

2 жыл бұрын

Can you give your opinion on who drove the Kentucky roads? We are quite central so I’m guessing we get a lot of ppl driving passed. Thx

@georgecoull1883

2 жыл бұрын

@@censoredrecon4029 pagans, outlaw's, breed and even angel's, it's a different chapter from Detroit,Philadelphia,NY,NJ there's more club's on the east coast that ended up merging, but it's all about business and real 1%ers will ride anywhere with the bro's and from Maine to Florida is a straight shot down the highway

@RedsBigRig

2 жыл бұрын

I had an old boss who ran a lil small business who use to be a Pagan enforcer out of Oregon.. dudes temper to this day is wicked he’s a tough ol fuckin bastard. A real mans man but god his stories were incredibly interesting to hear. I worked with him a while before we actually got close with him and his family before I started hearing about it from all them. He was a some degree black belt and was all into that mma shit also.. Random I know this comment just flipped a switch and reminded me of those times hahah

@grissinger83

2 жыл бұрын

Hey... I'm also from Pittsburgh!

@maxpuppy96

2 жыл бұрын

I am from Philly it is also Pagan territory.

Bless you Brother. RESPECT! GLAD TO SEE YOUR LIFE IS ON THE RITW TRACK!

Love this podcast! I was in the MC world myself. I believed once I was "out bad" that I could not flourish. I have learned that is not the case! Loved hearing that I am not the only one that is or has lived that....

Great video. Thanks for letting Mel Speak without unnecessary interruption. What a stand up, legit, genuine guy Mel is. Much respect Mel.

Wow, completely blown away. The journey that took you to the place you're at now. Mel, I appreciate your story and words of wisdom. Nick, you out did yourself on this one. This will be one to remember.

Mel When I saw your 1st podcast I got it im10 yrs clean 2plus sober your Shine is so clear I spent 30 plus yrs in streets 60 in May. The phrase u said facing unknown I do it more these Days bless u

Grew up with Mel and his family, , 💯 real, true family man and well respected!! God bless Mel! Kolin in the house.😎🍻

@bd-ie5my

11 ай бұрын

No you didn’t

I feel for this guy because as I'm honest and loyal and I've gotten thrown out under the bus many times. I took ownership of my mistakes and my punishment, from a kid up to an adult I have. What do you do though. Great story and mad respect.

Good video. Nice to see this guy turned things around, maintained his integrity and is doing well.

Very powerful testimony. What a story. Nick does a good job of letting him talk and tell his story.

That was a really great podcast. Alot guys need the brotherhood aspect. I've been looking since I got out in 16 and I've never found it anywhere else.

I randomly stumbled upon this interview after never hearing of Mel Clancy before and watched it all in one sitting. What an interesting character he is. I googled old photos of him he was an absolute meathead back in his day 💪🏼 Great podcast and great interviewer letting his guest speak uninterrupted. Will definitely be listening to more

In the early 80's, I spent a weekend at the Northwest 200 Road Race, which I'd done before, but this weekend we ended up hanging around with Hells Angels, the treasurer RJ, allowed it. THAT weekend I discovered that though I thought I was a bit of a tough lad, I was scared right out of my fkn skin. The H. A. we're exactly what I thought. Way too much for me. Blessings ever from Belfast.

Wow coming to this by accident I def wasn't expecting how this story would end up taking the direction it did. What a powerful testimony!

@lotus1695

Жыл бұрын

Amen to that! 🙏🏼 I too was nicely surprised.

@scottysingletary7509

11 ай бұрын

Same here

Right on, brotha! Such an inspiring story, sir. I don't know u from tomorrow but I'm proud of ya growth, brotha. May God continue to bless you on your journey, brotha Mel.

What an incredible story, life and journey, this man had. Best part of it found the lord

Thank you so much for the awesome stories. No one is telling them anymore. This was absolutely fascinating.

So excited to hear a new Mel interview! Such a cool guy with a fascinating story.

What a great podcast. Mel is a great story teller and a very interesting man. I wish him the best for the future. We need more like him.

@cunha4849

Жыл бұрын

geshse123

@nickieganzer300

Жыл бұрын

No we DON'T

@AndrewSmith-bm2rb

11 ай бұрын

Shut up these people are criminals and should be in prison

@davidbeaton9164

10 ай бұрын

Yeah right story teller fits him

@davidbeaton9164

10 ай бұрын

You idiots beleave everything you hear fools

Thank you for putting this out there it greatly talks to me to better my walk. Thank you Mel !

Mel your testimony hit's hard. Thank you for sharing it. God Bless You!

Mel Chancey is a great guy. I watch his praise clips on Facebook daily. Mel if you happen to see this comment, I would just like to let you know my uncle that you lifted up in prayer made it through covid. I will continue to pray for you as well my brother in Christ. 🙏🙏🙏

I grew up in Orland and remember seeing him in the day. I have to say so happy to see him in a great place in life.

Mel needs his own podcast. With that voice, the stories, the experiences....wow!!

@davidbeaton9164

10 ай бұрын

What experience in the club for a whole ,, couple of years big phoney thrown out of 3:07

There are so many brothers that left the life to come to the Lord Jesus. I have found another one. I was a Texas guy so you can imagine the people I was around. Praise to the most high.

Great interview. What a change, and I can see the passion you have to help others.

Wow! How inspiring! I mean... Geez, life itself offers the wisdom of gaining contentment, but you have to seek the answers too many brothers fail to comprehend or accomplish. Personally, I look at my life and can see what my bad decisions wrought. And like a Tiger too young to understand what maturity offers, I too had an appetite for things that were unhealthy both physically and spiritually. And once I survived to this point in my old age, I can see the few brothers still here that gained that same perspective. Mel is one and although I don't know him, it is apparent we are brothers from another mother. Looking back, too many brothers who had potential succumbed to life's dead ends, and as a result, their flames were extinguished prior to their enlightenment. Another brother of our survivor's club, Bob Seger, wrote two songs of merit where the lyrics detail our perspective. One is "Against the Wind" and the other is "Like a Rock." The first describes his old age sitting next to his fireplace to warm his bones only to realize the time that escaped him over the years, and the other describes his tendency to avoid life's entanglements with men with nefarious intent and schemes and to stand tall above them to accomplish his noble cause. You can hear this wisdom among people like Mel who understand their journey and what it taught them, and how they were born to reach that moment of discernment. For those of merit who are gone yet failed to gain the same, I pray for you in the hope it is of value. And I truly appreciate the stories of others who sought Jesus Christ and rest in peace prior to their deaths. To me, this is far more valuable than the pursuit of gaining the nonessentials many people die to accomplish. Mel's Italian background also offered the opportunity to know what is essential after many generations and their experiences. I know from my personal existence. What is truly essential and what everyone wants, is a good relationship with God and bask with his blessings, a good woman, family relations, the newborn babies that make it complete, and the discernment that makes it possible are the icing on the cake! Salute Mel, this one's for you, and despite your past demeanor and the sins you can't disclose, You, my friend, are on the right track. And I had the great opportunity to hear your story. Right or wrong, your discernment allows a new world to explore and it is a sad fact too many people yearned for but yet never reached that accomplishment. But we, my friend, are blessed enough to comprehend it and to live it. And I personally don't fear death. Why should I? After all, it is natural and a part of life. And I will live within my children and their children. Plus I feel I've met my purpose, plus, my soul consists of energy and energy can't fail to exist regardless of any attempts to change that.

This was awesome,such an interesting interview I couldn't stop watching.

Love this guy. What a life story. He is very motivational.

That's really great he turned his life around and changed all of the bad traits, that we're with him for so many years of his life.

@ab-bc2gr

2 жыл бұрын

Yes but how many lives do he negatively affect before he "decided" he'd had enough and turn his around. No sympathy for this clown.

@justinspires4131

2 жыл бұрын

The apostle Paul was as evil and anti christ as they come, yet when he found the light and salvation of Jesus Christ he repented and changed yet to this day the message of Christ has saved millions upon millions still is out there for the worst sinner !!!! Who you are in your past is in the past and Ive seen and witnessed the worst change for the best, Im one of them so judge less because if you or anybody on worth really got what they “ deserve “ you wouldnt be breathinh

Cool story, thank you for sharing. I grew up in Chicagoland also and dealt with the gang lifestyle of the 90's. By the Grace of God my life turned around and I appreciate the courage it takes to share your journey Mel. God Bless #onelove

Listening to this, you can just see how Satan was right there guiding Mel on the path to destruction, but God was also there. Through all the bad years, God spared his life, knowing that the time would come for him to turn back to God. You just see the patience and kindness of God. Many of us know that if we had died in our dark years we would have been lost, but God showed us great grace and mercy and prevented us from dying in our sins.

One of the few biker interviews where they guy isn't consumed with acting like some monster tough guy and can actually speak like a human being, as a result he's believable.

@xObscureMars

2 жыл бұрын

What interview did you watch? Starts off talking about grtting kicked out of school for violence, but no tough guy attitude here.

@Avalanche2

2 жыл бұрын

@@xObscureMars Reading comprehension isnt your strong suit huh?

@smilinwolfette1978

Жыл бұрын

@Avalanche2 💯. People who don’t know people from the 1% will never understand your comment and make themselves look stupid. 🙏💪💯. I could listen to Mel every day!

@benvinar2876

Жыл бұрын

I was locked up with Mel when I was 19 in Henry County jail. He was being g held there federally. He was so cool and nice. He acted like a father. Some times jokingly. He kept us in high spirits.

@sankt7180

Жыл бұрын

@@xObscureMars Read and think once again please..

Great podcast! Love the respectful dialogue. Nice to see and great draw for new subscribers! Tuning in on a regular basis now.

Great learnings. Huge respect for this man and his strength of character. He has what all such men possess; An aura. Thank you both. ATB from this old-school '50's Cornishman.

That guy seems awesome I hope life is good to him! Sounds like he's had an amazing life tbh

This episode was heaven sent. Need the TRT, love the testimony. In Florida 👍

Never heard of your podcast till now. Very refreshing dude keep up the good work!

This was a great interview highlighting a wonderful testimony.

I was born in Chicago and grew up a similar lifestyle as you have. Thank God for his Grace And Mercy 🙌🏻🙏🏻

I was heavily involved in Politics and big business back in NY and I can honestly say some of the Worst most wicked criminals are the ones you would least expect like politicians, judges, law enforcement agents on the local, county, state, and federal levels....it's a shame but very, very true... hopefully within time the truth will be unveiled and the Beast system will crumble before our eyes.

@georgemulford2910

2 жыл бұрын

what did they do?

@Endmomrntsbestrong

2 жыл бұрын

Praise God ! Everything hidden will be revealed !

@shaunakossnar8757

2 жыл бұрын

@@georgemulford2910 Seriously?! Wtf did they not do?

I personally want to thank you for your redemption and for your stance. God bless your family and friends

wicked interview and surreal story.. great job u guys really inspiring listening to the turn around mel has made, good for u bro!!

Always a pleasure hearing Mel Chancey, amazing story and an amazing story teller. 10/10 interview

Great podcast! Road has always put out 100% effort. Core medical is lucky to have him on the team.

Never had it so good, because we had it so bad...as a recovering alcoholic, Prayer is key man. Great work man

Hi Mel!! So awesome to see you!! Great episode. I’m still in Chi town, Hope to head down!! Loyalty and Respect always

Wow, I can relate to so much in this story! From the lifestyle to the degradation, to the humility. I can relate to having an amazing woman in my corner, to HRT. In 2009 God delivered me from my lifestyle ! Living my Best life!! God Bless you my Brothers. Keep doing his work !

@leerichmond1459

2 жыл бұрын

That's amazing. Having the perspective gives living an ethical good life so much more appreciation

@zacturf-n-sports6203

Жыл бұрын

That’s pretty cool! I haven’t lived that life, but I had a bad 7 year stretch strung out, trying to teach, coach, be there for my wife and kids. God saved my life and family. It’s not hard to get mixed up in things you never intended

I could listen to this guy talk for years. He tells his life story like former mafia guys I’ve heard on podcasts. There’s this rhythm they speak with that’s almost intoxicating.

Gotta love the Italians I was raised Italian I'm half Pollock but lived an Italian life till this day he's right about Italian dinners even when my friends would stop by my Nana's house Wich I lived and was raised by her she'd make pasta and beatballs and sausage with it and we staid and all ate everytime she cooked she loved just to hear how good her cooking was God rest her sole.

He was very nice about the way he handled his situation and he is very respectful and impressive and very kind and loyal to his family and his friends I’m happy to see that he’s doing well and that he’s getting a lot of support from his family and friends good luck with your future

Awesome interview, great content and information!!

Mel is the Man....!! So thankful for all he does for others and all the awesome things he does for the sport.

Absolutely loved your format and the way you interview allowing guests to speak without interrupting. Very rare find!! Gained a new sub here. #Iowa 😈

Wow. What a great guy! Fascinating story, what a life, successful businessman. God bless him🙏

I love hearing this story from " A real one", i could listen to these stories all day long!

@josamabingundyakawarpath9429

2 жыл бұрын

A damn "real one" alright 🤦🤦‍♂️🤦🤦‍♂️🤦 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Great interview. Loved it. Awesome guys.

I grew up literally 2 blocks from Mel. He was an absolute beast back in the day much respect my man!

I LOVE this testimony! Praise the name of Yeshua!! Thank you Lord for saving this man, for saving us all!! ALL GLORY TO OUR FATHER THE MOST HIGH GOD!

I’m a big fan of redemption stories. I’m living one myself. Wasn’t always the good guy. You’re right about needing the right woman in the mix. There are some people from the past that will always see you as that bad guy, but all you can do is keep moving forward. I relate to the gym/juice life too. I love the honesty.

@Mark-gg6iy

2 жыл бұрын

What do your victims think of you, those that are capable of communicating?

@michaelbrinks8089

2 жыл бұрын

Finding "the right woman" is pretty much impossible these days thanks to marxist & feminist propaganda.

@Mark-gg6iy

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelbrinks8089 Defeatist, self-indulgent, victimhood hyperbole, the go too mindset for Incel's. Trump Univ.?

Awesome episode. I stumbled on this by accident and glad I did. Great host and awesome guest. This guest is a men’s man. They don’t make them like they used to. Nothing but respect for both gentlemen. 👍👍

@bigbobbitchinii123

2 жыл бұрын

In a society that tries to tear real men down. Men like this are real important.

@RaveyDavey

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigbobbitchinii123 lol what makes a “real” man exactly? You don’t need to take steroids, join a gang or blow people up to be man you know.

This is crazy, I started this podcast and was really tired, I fell asleep about 20 minutes in while listening to it and I shit you not, the rest of the podcast played in my dreams. I immediately was having a dream that I was in this guys living room or something listening to and watching him and the host talk word for word. I was sleeping thru most of it but remember the whole damn thing!

@bd-ie5my

11 ай бұрын

That didn’t happen

You are a man of integrity, not to harm anyone. I can respect that.

Awesome podcast!! Love to here Mal, found his path, cant wait to see the show!!!

Great interview. Beautiful testimony, Mel. God bless your new Life!

I've been on test now for 3 years. Absolutely a game changer. I feel better look better and I even was able to get off antidepressants. The results may very per individual but it increased my quality of life tremendously. God bless you two.

@levis503

Жыл бұрын

@Sparkle Surprise 42

What a fantastic interview. Great host and Mel is so great to listen to.

I had a buddy who lived a few blocks away from a Hell's Angels clubhouse, and we never had a single problem with club members whenever we saw them. They're not a gang that needs to front to outsiders, to show how tough and alpha they are. Never had any doubt they were capable of doing real damage, and that the gang is made up of some pretty bad dudes, but I always got the impression they weren't interested in looking for, or causing trouble, with civilians.

@topshelflifestyle01

2 жыл бұрын

Theyre a bunch of pussies

@smesh8318

2 жыл бұрын

It’s the new school cats like the islanders or blokes from Lebanon and places like that who can’t even ride bikes who cause a lot of public trouble

@marcleblancmrmarctoyou

Жыл бұрын

They sometimes slip and murder. As you say they try to stay out of the light

What a great story Mel Keep up the good work

I have the most respect for him He admits his own faults don’t blame no one else. I bet he was one hell of a leader.

Good stuff . Don’t know how I stumbled across this vid but very inspiring . Thanks 🙏

New to this podcast but absolutely loved this. Great podcast and a top man with some great stories. 👍

Mel seems like a pretty cool guy. Glad he’s using his intelligence and work ethic for something good.

@romanoonamor7690

2 жыл бұрын

Intelligence? Lol. He found it at what age?

@thefilthygringo9228

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@jadeolin8514

2 жыл бұрын

@@romanoonamor7690 that would be whatever age he came to the understanding that he needed God to run his life.

@patflaherty307

2 жыл бұрын

@@romanoonamor7690 At least he found it,,, some guys never do

@josamabingundyakawarpath9429

2 жыл бұрын

This guy is fulla shit. Lying thru' his teeth! U can not patch up in 2 yrs then become a boss in another 2 🤣 it takes atleast 10 to earn a patch! I done federal time with many real bikers including the crew this guy is claiming- lived with them in the same range same cell block for a long time. Ain't no intelligence in being that old and still telling tall tales lmmfao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

This is a great Podcast, Had to watch the whole thing. Awesome

This is the most amazing interview I've ever seen! There's nothing more beautiful than hearing a former criminal speak of the mercies of God, & his coming to the Lord. God bless and keep you brother in Christ. ✌❤ from Canada

I went to a outdoor music festival. Big bike heavy loaded with camping gear. Riding through the camping (on a gradient) ground the bike slid out from underneath me. It was a H.A. patched member who helped right the bike. Thank you dude.