In this week’s episode Jason and Justin welcome Vincent "Rocco" Vargas, Border Patrol Medic and Actor known for his role as “Gilly” on the TV series Mayans M.C. He opens up about his upbringing, early exposure to gang life, and his experiences serving in the military. The conversation takes a powerful turn as he shares his post-war struggles with trauma and the emotional challenges that followed. Now working with the Border Patrol, he speaks about his desire to shift from taking lives to saving them. Together, the trio engage in a raw, honest discussion about the importance of mental health, emphasizing the need for open conversations—especially among men and those in high-risk professions.

In this episode Jason and Mooch welcome Johnny Bomber, a former member of the Mongols Motorcycle Club. Bomber shares his powerful journey from a typical Southern California upbringing to life in a 1% outlaw motorcycle club. After joining the military in the wake of 9/11, he faced deep personal challenges, especially navigating his identity at the time as a Muslim-American. He opens up about the allure and harsh realities of outlaw biker culture, the toll it took on his life, and the difficult but inspiring path he’s now on toward redemption and healing.

In this raw and revealing episode, former outlaw and Hells Angel Tiny joins the conversation to talk life inside and outside the club. From his early days in various street and sports organizations to earning — and eventually getting voted out of — the patch, Tiny opens up about brotherhood, loyalty, and the price of living by a different code and the true meaning of owning a patch.