In 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 to just be yourself, fail forward, and keep riding.

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Billy 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.

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In 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.
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In 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 values
• Slowing down to move with purpose
• The magic of rituals and tools
• Balancing motherhood, creativity, and entrepreneurship
• And why curiosity might be the most important design tool of all

If you’ve ever felt the pull to make something meaningful, this one’s for you.

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https://wearecuriouscreatures.com/

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outside is Magic is hosted by Christopher San Agustin.
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John 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 episode is about staying true to your voice, creating space for others, and learning to move a little slower.

Guest Links

https://theradavist.com/

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In 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 showing up with respect, clarity, and purpose. This one’s packed with honest reflections and hard-earned wisdom.

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https://amigastudio.co/

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In 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.

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Gritchelle 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.

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