All right, welcome to co-red, everybody.

Our typical co-host with me, Grant Lexton, can't make it. He's got to run a sandwich shop. What? Yeah. We miss you, Gio. We love you. Wish you were here. We got our good buddy, Rhino filling in as co-hosts. In this episode, which this may become a regular thing, sponsored by Rhino Tequila. Oh, yeah. There's something floating in there. Don't worry about that.

This is going to be available soon.

That's the floating in there. Don't worry about that.

This is going to be available soon.

That's the magic in there. It's the magic. It's the floaties that make it good. It's not a worm. And also, we have a special concoction. We mix it with a little bit of whatever the hell is. Always trying to keep you healthy. Hydraising fuel. So you kind of keep you healthy, you know.

Cancels out the hangover.

That's a good idea.

Yeah, yeah. So, a little dirty little healthy. Hydraising fuel. Very kind of keep you healthy, you know? Cance is out the hangover.

That's a good idea. Yeah, yeah. So, we start this show with a cheer. So, boys, little tequila. Salute, salute. And I want to introduce our first guest. We got a handful coming up, guys. This is Lou Lawrence, Lawrence. Lawrence Lewis. We just know him as Lou. Big Lou's been around a long time down

We're gonna have We've got some stories. And Talon Hawkins, recently retired factory Huscavarner Racer, soon to be fireman. Hope so. I love it. My guy. So, hey, welcome. Thanks for showing up, you guys. Yeah, forget about me. It's so cool. Here it is. This is Ryan Hughes. A multi-time member of the motocross of nations team for America. Nah, just wild. Multi-time winner. I'll put this. Yeah. Why have we got water? Multi-time winner. I was to mix with that.

And one of the toughest son of a bitches on a motorcross track I've ever seen.

Yeah, that's for sure. Pushing his mic up a hill of the broken chain, carrying it on his back, whatever it takes to finish the race. That's my man, Rino. Give it up for Rino being here. It's pretty cool. Yeah. What do you guys say? We got some other guests coming, but we're going to start with these guys.

Okay.

Let's talk a little bit about Lou.

You got some stuff going on, man.

You're making a movie right now. I'm making another movie. I've made a lot of movies. I started making movies. We don't want to know about your family joint. Family joint, okay? Okay, so we'll skip high school. Louisville. High school. High school. I did grow up in Big Bear. I went from kindergarten to high school in this same town. I'm proud to say it. It was class of 89, so I've been here a very long time. And right when I moved from high school, I happened to move next to a guy named Jeremy McGrath. Who? Yeah, some stranger.

He had a mullet and a lowered Toyota truck, and I don't know, we hit it off.

We were both just rednecks, and we became friends right away.

And that turned into a lifelong friendship, and we've made a ton of motocross movies starting with Steel Roots and firma and crusty demons of dirt relish i

probably had a good year of 15 movies one a year for a long time during the 90s but what we're

doing now is uh i'm making a new movie it's been two years in the making and it talks all about the 90s

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