Stuntman extraordinaire, Rich Minga, shares life lessons and opportunities on Episode 216

Rich Minga got his start in off-road racing, then turned it into a career in the movie business.  Stuntman to the stars, winners do daily what losers do occasionally. Rich is a winner. Be sure to listen on your favorite podcast app.9:57 – I thought I’d learn from the school of hard knocks. I was a better student of the universe than the school system 12:43 – It’s not O-N-E, it’s W-O-N; it means WE won the race!             17:24 – he got me across Diablo Dry Lake by Morse Code with a horn, it was crazy25:10 – It was life-changing; I ran out of gas and had to walk out of Baja, it was horrific 36:28 – The people, the culture, there’s something magical about the people of Baja; I think we’re always celebrated, never tolerated48:05 – I’ve been k*lled a bunch and k*lled a few people as well. That’s what I do; I work as a stuntman in the movie business52:53 – I was the stunt coordinator for a TV show with no stunts – it makes me a lifeguard at the car wash1:02:26 – You got to be in the FBI – friends, brothers, or in-laws! It’s the way it worksSpecial thanks to 4low Magazine and Maxxis Tires for support and sponsorship of this podcast.Be sure to listen on your favorite podcast app.Support the Show.