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Freestyle Motocross Rider Brian Deegan Launches Podcast


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"The Deegans" debuted Wednesday on PodcastOne. Brian Deegan, the most decorated professional freestyle motocross rider in X Games history, leads the program alongside his family of racers, including daughter, Hailie Deegan, winner of multiple NASCAR races; Haiden, currently known at his age, as the fastest kid in the nation on a dirt bike; his youngest son Hudson; and wife Marissa. Each week, the Deegans give listeners an all-access pass to the world of racing, parenting, business, sponsorships and health.

In addition, they conduct interviews with the top talent from the world of moto-sports, in addition to sharing their personal goals and insights into how the family stays ahead of the pack. To celebrate the launch, The Deegans are debuting with two episodes on Apple Podcasts and PodcastOne.

Brian expressed, "I am excited to be able to get deeper into subjects with the interesting people in our community, and give more insight on how our family makes it all happen."

Daughter, Hailie, added, "It's cool to have a voice to explain my journey to the top, as a female in a mainly male-driven sport." Plus, son Haiden shared his excitement on this new venture, "Stoked to tell my side of how it is growing up in a crazy family where we push the limits daily."

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