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outside is MagicAuthenticity, Gratitude, and the Long Road Forward with Jarrod AllenIn this episode of outside is Magic, I sit down with my longtime friend Jarrod Allen. We go way back to our BMX days, and over the years our paths have continued to cross through creativity, work, family, and life.This conversation is about growing up without losing yourself. We talk about authenticity, gratitude, showing up for the people around you, and navigating change while staying true to who you are. It’s honest, reflective, and rooted in lived experience.We get into: • Growing up and evolving without letting go of your core...
2025-12-1857 minoutside is MagicFinding Common Ground with Kyle von HoetzendorffIn this episode of outside is Magic, I sit down with Kyle von Hoetzendorff — one of the first people I met when I moved to Portland, and someone I’ve respected for years across the outdoors, creative work, and community.Kyle is a partner at Lucky Day, a storyteller, a cyclist, a traveler, and one of the most thoughtful humans I know. This conversation was a chance to slow down and go deeper — to talk about empathy, identity, leadership, adventure, and what it really means to find common ground with the people...
2025-12-1148 minoutside is MagicThe Truth About Creativity, Identity, and Growing Up with Jake WebskiThis episode dives deep into creativity, identity, and how to stay grounded when life keeps changing. Jake shares lessons from Instrument, Google, cycling, fatherhood, and co-founding Apogee Bikes.EPISODE OVERVIEWIn this conversation, Christopher sits down with Jake — Creative Strategy Lead at Google Brand Studio, early strategist at Instrument, longtime cyclist, and co-founder of Apogee Bikes.They talk about: • Finding identity again after becoming a parent • Staying grounded in a noisy digital world • Building a strategy career at Instrument and Google • Learning leadership and protecting people’s time • Building Apogee Bikes and la...
2025-12-0453 minoutside is MagicLearning to Get Out of Your Own Way with Brett StensonIn this episode of outside is Magic, I talk with illustrator and designer Brett Stenson about creativity, style, community, and the long, messy path of figuring out who you are as an artist.We dive into everything from his early days in the Milwaukee BMX scene to discovering design through zines and catalogs, to eventually finding his way to Young Jerks — one of the most trusted studios in branding and illustration today. Brett shares how he builds rules for himself, how he breaks them, how he navigates identity through his work, and why surrounding yourself wi...
2025-11-2749 minoutside is MagicWhy Creative Growth Starts with Looking Back with Sean SteedIn this episode of outside is Magic, I sit down with Sean, a creative working at Rapha, to explore how architecture, design, and sport all intersect through storytelling and process.We talk about growing up in Switzerland, the value of reflection, and what it means to create work that feels intentional — work that comes from curiosity, not ego. Sean shares lessons from his time in architecture school at Cornell, transitioning into visual communication, and finding his place at the intersection of creativity and the outdoors.We dive deep into what makes Ra...
2025-11-2032 minoutside is MagicFocus what matters most with Sage Cattabriga-AlosaIn this episode of outside is Magic, I sit down with professional skier, artist, and filmmaker Sage Cattabriga-Alosa for a conversation about creativity, mentorship, and what it means to stay inspired after two decades in the mountains.We talk about doing hard things, learning to love the process, and finding balance between creating for yourself and creating for the world. Sage shares lessons from a lifetime of big lines, film shoots, and creative pursuits, from early days with Teton Gravity Research to how he now thinks about legacy, mentorship, and raising kids in a digital world.
2025-11-1357 minoutside is MagicThe Beautiful Mess of Growth with Serena RioIn this episode of outside is Magic, I sit down with artist, mountain biker, and psychology student Serena Rio for a conversation about fear, creativity, and the art of stepping outside your comfort zone.We talk about her evolution from graffiti and murals in New York to painting in Los Angeles, her obsession with making friends, and how mountain biking became a mirror for courage and growth. Serena opens up about overcoming fear, finding balance through meditation and movement, and how psychology is shaping her next chapter, helping artists and athletes perform at their best.
2025-11-0644 minoutside is MagicA Little UpdateThis week there’s no guest, just me. I wanted to take a moment to share where the podcast is at, why I started it, and what I’ve learned 16 episodes in.I talk about the intention behind outside is Magic, the challenges of scheduling and editing, the process of putting an episode together, and why these conversations have been so meaningful to me. It’s a little peek behind the scenes and a chance to reflect on where this project is going.If you’ve been enjoying the show, the best way to support it is to...
2025-10-0206 minoutside is MagicFinding a Voice in Photography with Bryan BanducciI am joined by Bryan, someone I first met in the NYC cycling scene and really got to know on the Oregon Outback, a 364 mile ride across Oregon.We talk about growing up around skateboarding, finding photography, the move from New York back to California, and what it takes to keep showing up as a creative. It is a simple story about friendship, bikes, and finding your voice behind the lens.outside is Magic is hosted by Christopher San Agustin.Produced by Broken and Coastal.Follow us on Instagram @brokenandcoastalHelp spread...
2025-09-2543 minoutside is MagicJeremy Dunn on Building Culture and Keeping It FunJeremy Dunn has been shaping cycling culture for years. From co-founding The Athletic to making zines, hosting rides, and creating community through the simple joy of sport, his work has always been about more than products. It is about people.What I admire most about Jeremy is his openness and his willingness to bring others into his world, to lift them up, and to give them a platform to shine. In this conversation we talk about zines, subcultures, community, and the importance of keeping it fun.outside is Magic is hosted by Christopher San Agustin.
2025-09-1848 minoutside is MagicCreativity, Risk, and Living Fully with Chris BurkardFear can stop us in our tracks, but Chris Burkard reminded me that sometimes the only way forward is to do it scared.Chris is one of the most recognized photographers and explorers of our time, but what stands out most is his openness and his willingness to share his process, his lessons, and his story in a way that lifts others up. In this conversation, we talk about fear, risk, slowing down, and what it means to create with purpose.If you enjoy the conversation, subscribe to the channel and follow outside is Magic...
2025-09-0441 minoutside is MagicLive Like You’re Dying with Jenn LevoLife moves fast and summer in the Northwest feels even faster. My conversation with Jenn Levo is about holding onto those fleeting moments, making space for creativity, and finding balance between work, play, and everything in between.Jenn’s story stretches from Ohio to SCAD, from building bikes at Vanilla and Speedvagen to designing bottles at Hydro Flask. We talk about the lessons learned in sport and design, the pull between structure and freedom, and what it means to live like you are dying.Guest Links@jennlevooutside is...
2025-08-2849 minoutside is MagicLife Through a Different Lens with Kyle Emery PeckIn this episode of outside is Magic, I sit down with photographer and rider Kyle Emery Peck.We talk about growing up in BMX, lugging around a Hasselblad on massive rides, and how bikes shaped the way he sees the world. Kyle shares how photography became his career, his take on film vs digital, and what it means to hold onto style and humanity in an AI-driven world.We also go deep on grief, depression, and how riding bikes can save you when life gets heavy. This one is honest, raw, and inspiring, a reminder...
2025-08-2147 minoutside is MagicInside the MADE Bike Show with Founder Billy SinkfordBilly Sinkford is the founder of Clipless Communications and the Director of the MADE Bike Show. A handbuilt bicycle show that celebrates craftsmanship, culture, and community.In this episode of outside is Magic, we talk about Billy’s early connection to bikes, the journey that led him to launch Clipless, and the vision behind the MADE Bike Show. We dig into the importance of celebrating craftsmanship, creating spaces for community, and why events like MADE matter now more than ever.📌 Listen to more episodes: https://outsideismagic.com...
2025-08-1243 minoutside is MagicThe Creative Side of Retail with Nate Hoe of WindthrowIn this episode of outside is Magic, I sit down with Nate Hoe, founder of Windthrow, a creative retail space in Seattle that's part gallery, part store, part cultural experiment.We talk about the art of slowing down, trusting your taste, and building a shop that feels more like a conversation than a transaction. Nate shares his journey through creative retail, the lessons he’s learned from the outdoors, and what it means to make space for care, intention, and community.—🎧 Listen to the full episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and everywhere else.📝 Subscribe to the newsle...
2025-08-0743 minoutside is MagicCuriosity First: Natasha Woodworth Shares the Story Behind Curious CreaturesIn episode 13 of outside Is Magic, Christopher sits down with Natasha Woodworth, founder and creative force behind Curious Creatures, a mountain bike apparel brand based out of Montana. We talk about:Building a brand rooted in valuesSlowing down to move with purposeThe magic of rituals and toolsBalancing motherhood, creativity, and entrepreneurshipAnd why curiosity might be the most important design tool of allIf you’ve ever felt the pull to make something meaningful, this one’s for you.Guest Linkshttps://wearecuriouscreatures.com/Lis...
2025-07-3139 minoutside is MagicJohn Watson on Creating a Soulful Space for Bikes and StoriesJohn Watson is the founder of The Radavist, a beloved cycling site rooted in storytelling, photography, and independent thought. In this episode, we talk about what it means to build something on your own terms, the highs and lows of creative work, and how bikes became a medium for so much more than riding.We get into the early days of blogging, navigating burnout, the impact of community, and how John’s managed to keep The Radavist weird, personal, and honest — even as the industry changes around him.Whether you’re a cyclist or not, this ep...
2025-07-241h 02outside is MagicThe Power of Trust and Collaboration with Naohmi Monroe & Ginger Boyd of Amiga StudioIn this episode, I sit down with Naohmi Monroe and Ginger Boyd, co-founders of Amiga Studio, to discuss creativity, collaboration, and the lessons learned from building a values-led business.We explore the early sparks that shaped their creative paths, the leap from freelance and full-time into starting their own studio, and the trust that keeps their partnership firm. We also delve into the realities of advocating for representation in commercial work, building crews with intention, and overcoming creative blocks, both individually and collectively.Amiga Studio is more than a production house. It’s a practice in...
2025-07-1737 minoutside is MagicCasey Robertson on Building a Creative Life You Believe InIn this episode, I talk with illustrator and designer Casey Robertson about the long road to finding your creative voice. Casey shares how skateboarding, Thrasher magazine, and the pandemic all shaped his unique style—and why he's less interested in chasing trends and more interested in making honest work.We get into creative burnout, pricing your work, dealing with clients, and why the real superpower is staying grounded in your values. This one's a must-listen for anyone building a creative career outside the lines.🎧 Available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and everywhere you listen. 🔗 Subscribe...
2025-07-1049 minoutside is MagicGritchelle Fallesgon on Becoming Who You Really AreGritchelle Fallesgon is a Portland-based photographer with a background in graphic design and roots in punk and DIY culture. In this episode of outside is Magic, we talk about what it takes to leave the safe path, how to rebuild your creative identity, and the power of showing up fully as yourself.We get into her transition from designer to photographer, navigating burnout, finding her voice in a male-dominated industry, and the importance of rest, self-trust, and owning your creative process.🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and everywhere else. 📬 New episodes drop weekly. 📝 Follow @bro...
2025-07-0337 minoutside is MagicDesigning from the Inside Out: Tom Briggs on Process, Burnout, and Creative AlignmentIn this episode, I sit down with Tom Briggs, designer, creative director, and one of the minds behind some of the most impactful work in cycling, music, and identity design.We talk about how punk and DIY ethics shaped his creative foundation, how he approaches big design challenges, and why doing good work leads to more good work.Tom shares lessons from designing for Specialized, building a student loan documentary, rebranding Moog, and working with people who deeply care about the outcome. We also dive into creative burnout, finding your path, and learning how to...
2025-06-2645 minoutside is MagicRon Lewis on Choosing Intuition Over ConventionIn this episode, I sit down with Ron Lewis, a musician, rider, and route builder, to talk about the creative process, burnout, music, and the quiet lessons that come from spending time outside.Ron shares how he approaches life like a trail: one turn at a time, guided by feeling and intuition. We dive into how storytelling shows up in his design work, the role music plays in shaping perspective, and what it means to move through life slowly, with intention.We also talk about the tension between passion and burnout, learning to trust your...
2025-06-2439 minoutside is MagicAnya Miller on Making Meaningful Work and Creative LeadershipIn this episode of outside is Magic, I talk with creative director Anya Miller about her path from architecture to brand storytelling and how sometimes the most honest career moves start with asking yourself what actually feels good to make.We dig into how Anya found clarity by mapping the parts of her work that lit her up (and the ones that drained her), how she made the leap into brand strategy, and how she’s built thoughtful campaigns for brands like Mountain Hardwear. She shares lessons on creative leadership, bringing heart into every project, and why he...
2025-06-1950 minoutside is MagicLessons in Slowing Down and Showing Up Outside with Gabriel Amadeus TillerGabriel Amadeus Tiller builds things that matter—trails, systems, communities. We talk about slow creative work, staying grounded, and building with care. From the Oregon Timber Trail to burnout, bikepacking, and mapping with meaning, this one’s packed with insight.Guest Linkshttps://orogenesiscollective.org/https://www.instagram.com/gabrielamadeus/outside is Magic is hosted by Christopher San Agustin.Produced by Broken and Coastal.Follow us on Instagram @brokenandcoastalHelp spread the magic. Hit follow, drop a review, or share the episode with someone who gets it. You never know...
2025-06-1140 minoutside is MagicPainting with Intention: Lucas Strain on Creativity, Discipline, and NatureIn this episode of outside Is Magic, I talk with painter and craftsman Lucas Strain, founder of Sparkle Factory and lead painter at Allied Cycle Works.We dive into his journey from a rough childhood to becoming one of the most respected custom bike painters in the country. Lucas shares how mentorship shaped his path, how nature informs his color choices, and why he sees himself more as a craftsman than just a painter. We also discuss creative blocks, balancing discipline with design, and what it means to build something that feels honest, human, and enduring.
2025-06-0527 minoutside is MagicBuilt by Hand: Ira Ryan on Bikes, Balance, and Being a Good HumanIn the first episode of outside is Magic, I sit down with Portland-based frame builder Ira Ryan—founder of Ira Ryan Cycles. We talk about what it means to build something with your hands, the balance between creativity and responsibility, and the lifelong process of becoming a good human.Ira opens up about his journey from bike messenger to master craftsman, how he stays inspired, and why living on a human scale still matters. It’s honest, reflective, and full of perspective from someone who’s spent the last 20 years shaping bikes—and life—with intention....
2025-06-0141 min
Con Diálogo Es DistintoComercio ambulante: ¿Cómo combatirlo?En este episodio de Con Diálogo es Distinto, abordamos uno de los fenómenos más visibles y complejos que enfrentan muchas ciudades del país: el crecimiento del comercio ambulante y sus impactos en la seguridad pública y el desarrollo económico local.Nos acompañaron: Christopher White (PS), alcalde de San Bernardo; José Pakomio, presidente de la Cámara Nacional de Comercio (CNC); Cristián Pizarro, director ejecutivo de la Asociación para el Desarrollo del Barrio Meiggs; y Agustín Romero, diputado del Partido Republicano.Una conversación clave para entender las...
2025-05-1850 min
DISCORAMA by MarioMARCELO ZEOLI en DISCORAMA # 306En este episodio MARIO MENGONI conversa con MARCELO ZEOLI, ex cantante de Los Látigos, quien presenta "DESPOSEÍDO", el nuevo álbum de su banda EL DEPENDIENTE, que contó con la producción de Yul Acri y las participaciones de Daniel Melero, Leo Garcia y Carola Bony entre otros. Estrenamos lo nuevo de San Martín Vampire (el trío de Rudie Martinez , Fabio Rey Pastrello y Sergio Pángaro ); LEO GARCIA y muchos artistas más. Además GUSTAVO LAMAS trae el sonido del alemán CHRISTOPHER RAU a "Las Pistas Mareantes"
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Las Efemérides de GusUn día como hoy 25 de septiembreEl 25 de septiembre es el 268.º (ducentésimo sexagésimo octavo) día del año en el calendario gregoriano y el 269.º en los años bisiestos. Quedan 97 días para finalizar el año.
1894: Nace Guillermo Barbieri, compositor, cantante y guitarrista argentino (fallecido en 1935). (“Mano a mano”, “Rosa de otoño”).
1897: Nace William Faulkner, escritor estadounidense, premio nobel de literatura en 1949 (fallecido en 1962). (“El ruido y la furia”, “Mientras agonizo”).
1906: Nace Dmitri Shostakóvich, compositor y pianista soviético, uno de los músicos más importantes del siglo XX. (fallecido en 1975).
1932: Nace Mario Gareña, cantante colombiano. (“Yo me llamo cumbia”).
1941 o 1942: Nace...
2019-09-2548 min