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Kitty On The Tank

Kitty On The Tank

著者: Chantill Lopez + Gina Pelucca
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Kitty on the Tank is what happens when two longtime friends, two motorcycles, and absolutely zero interest in playing small collide.


Hosted by motorcyclists, adventurers, and storytellers Chantill Lopez and Gina Pelucca, Kitty on the Tank is a podcast for women riders, aspiring riders, and anyone craving more freedom, courage, connection, and joy.


We talk motorcycles.


We talk motorcycle travel, road trips, motorcycle gear, maintenance, riding skills, women's riding communities, epic adventures, and the incredible women redefining what it means to take up space on two wheels.


But this isn't really a motorcycle podcast.


It's a podcast about saying yes.


  • Yes to the thing that scares you.
  • Yes to the thing that calls you.
  • Yes to becoming more of who you are.


Every episode explores both the outer game and the inner game: the roads we travel, the risks we take, the stories we collect, and what all of it teaches us about courage, freedom, identity, friendship, resilience, grief, growth, and being fully alive.


Along the way, you'll find shenanigans, belly laughs, hard-earned lessons, badass guests, listener stories, and our favorite recurring segment: Helmet Comms Comedy Hour—where the ridiculous, hilarious, and unexpectedly profound conversations that happen while riding motorcycles get their moment in the spotlight.


We're fierce, kind, compassionate, and clear as fuck. Because clear is kind and we don't tiptoe around the things that matter.


Whether you're a seasoned rider, thinking about getting your motorcycle license, planning your next adventure, or simply looking for inspiration to live a bigger, bolder, more authentic life, there's a seat for you here.


Because motorcycles aren't the ultimate point.


They're the door.


So put your kitty on the tank, ladies.


Let’s get it.



Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chantill Lopez + Gina Pelucca
個人的成功 社会科学 自己啓発
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  • Ep. 7 When Yes Isn’t Easy — A Women’s Moto Summit Recap
    2026/09/11

    Sometimes saying yes is easy.


    And sometimes, you say yes… and then you arrive and begin to wonder what the hell you’ve gotten yourself into.


    In Episode 7, Chantill and Gina are back from their ride to Canada for the Women’s Moto Summit — Chantill returning for her second year, and Gina experiencing it for the very first time.


    They talk about what it felt like to arrive this year compared to last, the warmth of being welcomed in, and the unexpected resistance they each carried with them through the door.


    Because sometimes resistance shows up even when you don’t want it to and when you’re not expecting it. And, thankfully — usually — it softens because when you’re surrounded by good people, sharing stories, laughing over a silly moment, throw yourself into wayward and wild dancing (haha — we do not lie), slapping stickers on things, you realize you’re not the only one who showed up with a little armor.


    They reflect on the moments that felt easy, the moments that didn’t, and the experiences that slowly created enough space for something to shift.


    They also share a few of their favorite pro moves for finding moments of grounding while traveling — those little things you can do on the road to get back into your body, back into the moment, and back to yourself.


    And because this is still Kitty on the Tank, they wrap up with one last road story: the tale of the finger wagger. Just wait till you hear this one.


    It’s a reflection about motorcycles, women, friendship, resistance, connection, and what can happen when we give ourselves permission to say yes — even when yes isn’t easy.


    This Episode's Listener Question:


    If the idea of “keep saying yes” resonates with you — those moments when you have to come back to your why, recommit, and stay open to receive the thing you’re wanting — we want to hear from you.

    Tell us your story, or tag a friend you want to share this episode with. 🖤


    Mentioned in this Episode


    🏍️ Where Next Moto

    https://www.wherenextmoto.com

    🏍️ Women's Moto Wellness Summit

    https://www.womensmotowellnesssummit.com



    Follow, Subscribe & Share

    If you enjoyed this episode:

    ⭐ Follow the show

    ⭐ Leave a review

    ⭐ Tell a friend

    ⭐ Share this episode

    ⭐ Tag us on Instagram @KittyOnTheTank


    Put your kitty on the tank, ladies.

    Let's get it.


    Credits

    Hosted by Chantill Lopez & Gina Pelucca

    Production by Alyssa Frain - https://www.alyssafrain.com

    Original music written and performed by Max Mackey - https://www.maxmackey.com


    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Ep. 6 Don't be a Dick.
    2026/08/28

    Chantill and Gina are back together again (with first time special guest, Max Mackey), and this time, they’re unpacking a super serious topic. For real.

    In Episode 6, we’re talking about one of life’s great equalizers: people who are absolute dicks on the road. Motorcyclists, drivers, trucks, cars, lane changers, tailgaters, people who apparently believe turn signals are optional… we’ve got stories.


    From the downright dangerous to the completely ridiculous, Chantill and Gina are recounting some of the wildest, funniest, and most WTF moments they’ve witnessed while out on the road. Because when you spend enough time riding motorcycles, you learn pretty quickly that there are two kinds of people: the people who understand how to share the road… and the people who apparently woke up that morning and chose violence.


    But here’s the uncomfortable part: sometimes, we’re the dick. Yep. Even us.


    Because being reckless — no matter the reason — isn’t always about the other person. Sometimes, actually always, it’s about what happens inside our nervous system when someone cuts us off, rides too close, drives too slow, or does something so profoundly stupid that we can practically feel our blood pressure rising.


    So we’re getting into what it looks like to catch yourself in that moment, regulate your nervous system, take a breath, and maybe choose not to become the very asshole you’re currently yelling about.


    And .. we wanted to make this conversation even spicier, we’ve got a guest joining us who brings a little extra beef to the conversation.


    It’s spicy. It’s relatable. It’s a little dangerous. And, honestly, you’re probably going to recognize yourself in at least one of these stories.

    Buckle up, buttercup. And don’t be a dick.


    And stay tuned for Episode 7, when Chantill and Gina are back from their most recent ride together — the Women’s Moto + Wellness Summit — with even more stories from the road. You already know there’s going to be some great shit to talk about.


    This Episode's Listener Question:


    Tag the person you love to adventure with! Whether they’re your favorite riding buddy, road-trip partner, or fellow troublemaker, tag them in the comments for a chance to snag a Kitty on the Tank sticker!

    🎉 First 10 tags win! So don’t sleep on it. Go tag your adventure buddy and let them know they’re your chosen partner in crime.


    Mentioned in this Episode

    Emily Yates - "Try Not To Be A Dick" :: Official Music Video



    🏍️ Where Next Moto

    https://www.wherenextmoto.com

    🏍️ Women's Moto Wellness Summit

    https://www.womensmotowellnesssummit.com


    Follow, Subscribe & Share

    If you enjoyed this episode:

    ⭐ Follow the show

    ⭐ Leave a review

    ⭐ Tell a friend

    ⭐ Share this episode

    ⭐ Tag us on Instagram @KittyOnTheTank


    Put your kitty on the tank, ladies.

    Let's get it.


    Credits

    Hosted by Chantill Lopez & Gina Pelucca

    Production by Alyssa Frain - https://www.alyssafrain.com

    Original music written and performed by Max Mackey - https://www.maxmackey.com


    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Ep. 5 The Things We Don’t Talk About…
    2026/08/14
    As riders we celebrate motorcycling for the freedom, adventure, and connection it brings. But what about the things we don’t want to talk about? The things that non-riders seem to focus on: the danger, the carelessness, the tragedy. In this heartfelt episode of Kitty on the Tank, Chantill and Gina begin by acknowledging two recent tragedies that have people locally and globally back on their heels. While these losses are difficult to talk about, they open the door to an honest discussion about the reality that comes with loving life on two wheels.Together, they reflect on how the choice to be a rider can affect us in different ways, not only as riders, but also as partners, parents, family members, and friends. They explore the emotional weight of witnessing loss while choosing to continue doing something that brings so much joy and purpose.Rather than allowing fear to have the final word, this conversation gently shifts toward empowerment. Chantill and Gina discuss the importance of making safety your first line of defense: investing in rider education, taking refresher courses, maintaining your motorcycle, planning your rides thoughtfully, and wearing quality protective gear every single time you ride. These aren't just recommendations, they're acts of love for yourself and for the people waiting for you at home.The episode closes with a compassionate conversation about navigating relationships with loved ones who may not understand or support riding. Whether they ride beside you or simply worry from afar, honoring those relationships starts with demonstrating that you take your own safety seriously.Because the greatest way to honor your passion for riding is to give yourself every opportunity to keep doing it for years to come.This is a tender, honest conversation about loss, resilience, responsibility, and the incredible community that reminds us why every safe ride matters.This Episode's Listener Question:What moved you about this conversation?Follow us on Instagram @KittyOnTheTank and tag us in your ride photos, stories, adventures, and shenanigans. We'll be featuring listeners and celebrating members of this amazing community in future episodes.For this episode, if anything's bubbling up for you around the “both/and” of riding or adventuring, share, share, share! Mentioned in this EpisodeMore Information about the tragic death of Zachary Ethan Thompson IIandGlenn HansardSafety Gear:Stellar Moto Brand - An independent, premium motorcycle and extreme sports apparel company based in Los Angeles, California. Founded by Hollywood costume designer and rider Jenna Stellar, the brand focuses on bridging the gap between high-fashion aesthetics and technical safety. They specialize in creating stylish, protective clothing that easily transitions from the motorcycle to daily life.Tobacco Moto Wear - Tobacco Motorwear is committed to creating the best and most durable motorcycle clothing for men and women on the market. With premium materials and impeccable craftsmanship, our gear offers timeless style and exceptional protection, built to last.Jane Motorcycles - The brand joins the heritage of U.S. military uniform fabric with contemporary style. We source fabric from Japan and the United States for exceptional workwear that is well-made, well-fitted, and locally-crafted.Shoei for excellent full face helmetsTrainings:California Highway Patrol Safety CourseThe Women’s Moto ProjectClutch Motorcycle SchoolWe Roam MotoOther Worthwhile Mentions: 🏍️ Where Next Motohttps://www.wherenextmoto.com🏍️ Women's Moto Wellness Summithttps://www.womensmotowellnesssummit.comFollow, Subscribe & ShareIf you enjoyed this episode:⭐ Follow the show⭐ Leave a review⭐ Tell a friend⭐ Share this episode⭐ Tag us on Instagram @KittyOnTheTankPut your kitty on the tank, ladies.CreditsHosted by Chantill Lopez & Gina PeluccaProduction by Alyssa Frain - https://www.alyssafrain.comOriginal music written and performed by Max Mackey - https://www.maxmackey.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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