Cameron Hanes - Keep Hammering Collective

They read and riff on YouTube comments and online criticism with playful banter. Conversation jumps to lifting bragging rights, obscure local races, and marathon training goals. They dig into sleep, recovery, heart rate tracking, and the grind of consistent work. Tangents include conspiracies, movie talk, and plans for upcoming guests and triathlon training.

James G. Williams, a recurring co-host known for his running and training focus, talks training blocks and a bold mile PR attempt. They cover pacing strategy, where the run went sideways, and quirks of track vs road timing. Conversation also touches on the LA Marathon recap, fundraising for cancer, and debates about building grit in kids.

They romp through Seattle Supercross stunts and a viral marathon handshake photo. Olympic highlights and a U.S. hockey gold moment get shouted out. Conversations jump to military service, political propaganda, and historical regime changes. Ultramarathon feats, wild endurance attempts, and merch giveaways round out the lively, fast‑paced show.

Andy Glaze, ultramarathoner, firefighter/battalion chief, and mental health advocate who wrote the memoir Smile, or You're Doing it Wrong. He talks about relentless 100+ mile weeks and why he smiles through pain. Conversations cover running alone in nature, brutal races like Moab 240, recovery from addiction and PTSD, writing his book, and building community through endurance and positivity.

Valentina Gomez, Colombian-born American political candidate known for provocative conservative activism. She discusses her immigrant story and faith. She talks running for Congress, accountability in politics, border enforcement, foreign influence, catching online predators, and cultural issues like abortion, trans participation, and reparations. The conversation closes with her campaign tactics and a bow-shooting send-off.

Craig Francis, VP of Brand at ULTRAVIEW and outdoor creative, blends storytelling, photography, and brand strategy. He discusses how ULTRAVIEW gained traction, building authentic brand films, and the move to USA manufacturing. Conversation covers creative freedom, fast content cadence, creator partnerships, and responsible representation in hunting.

Cameron McAdoo, pro motocross and supercross racer for Kawasaki known for grit and race wins. He breaks down brutal Seattle track conditions and how starts and positioning win races. He talks mental toughness, visualization between mains, racing through injuries, and the blue-collar work ethic that shaped his all-or-nothing approach.

Conversations jump from AI and the film Ex Machina to ugly revelations about elite corruption. They unpack culture wars at the Grammys and the Super Bowl, and question how politics seeps into sports and entertainment. The hosts debate judgment, empathy, and the privilege of free time. Training and a fast marathon goal provide a personal, high-energy counterpoint.

Chris Dudley, former 16-season NBA center turned Oregon political candidate and nonprofit leader. He discusses stewardship of Oregon land, public safety and addiction, education and school discipline, Portland’s economic struggles and housing affordability, and grassroots outreach and voting as the path to change.

Rachel Entrekin, elite ultramarathoner and physical therapist, shares her rise from full-time work to sponsored pro. She talks about overcoming an eating disorder, embracing strength training to build resilience, balancing science with dirtbag mountain racing, and the grit behind multi-day performances. Honest, motivating, and unapologetically real.