In this episode of Fourth Street Live, Jacob sits down with Alec from Harley-Davidson to break down the 2026 Harley-Davidson lineup, focusing on design, performance updates, and how the brand continues to evolve without losing its identity.

We dive into the styling of the new models, what’s changed, what’s stayed true to Harley’s DNA, and how newer bikes are still carrying the soul of the brand forward. Alec walks through key features, rider-focused upgrades, and what Harley is doing to balance modern performance with classic design.

The conversation also explores how riders evolve over time—from starting out on street bikes to finding their way into the Harley world—and why the 2026 lineup reflects that journey more than ever.Whether you’re a longtime Harley rider or just curious about where the brand is headed next, this episode gives a real inside look at the machines, the mindset, and the future of Harley-Davidson.

#FourthStreetLive #HarleyDavidson #Harley2026 #MotorcycleDesign #HarleyLife #BikeFeatures #MotorcycleCulture #NewHarley #TwoWheels #RidersLife #HarleyFamily #MotorcyclePodcast #BikeTalk #vtwinpower

The Railrunner⁠ | Novel

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Fourth Street Live is hosted by Jacob Green, a Reno-based author, musician, biker, and storyteller, bringing raw conversations about recovery, motorcycles, and local culture.

DISCLAIMER: The views, opinions, and statements expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Fourth Street Live, its hosts, producers, or sponsors. We used to do drugs, in weekly motels in downtown Reno Nevada, steal your drugs, and take your girlfriend to help us look for them. WE DON'T HAVE THE ANSWERS. Please enjoy the show. We'll talk to anybody.

Nevada almost didn’t survive as one state — and most people have no idea it nearly happened.In this episode of Nevada History Segment, we uncover the little-known political and cultural conflict that nearly split Nevada in two. What started as tension over land, mining power, water rights, and representation quietly turned into one of the most serious state-division movements in American history.From early boundary changes that reshaped Nevada’s borders, to the modern push for a “New Nevada,” this story reveals how rural and urban Nevada have long been locked in a struggle over who controls the state’s future. It’s a story of power, resources, federal land, and a population divided by geography — not ideology.This isn’t conspiracy.This isn’t rumor.This is real Nevada history that rarely gets talked about.If you’ve ever wondered why Nevada feels like two different worlds, this episode explains why.Subscribe to Fourth Street Live Podcast for more wild stories from the Silver State — outlaws, casinos, and the real history behind the neon. The past is never really dead, and Nevada is just waiting to be told.#NevadaHistorySegment#NevadaHistory#FourthStreetLive#NevadaPolitics#HiddenHistory#AmericanHistory#WesternHistory#NevadaLife#RenoHistory#LasVegasHistory#HistoryDocumentary#UntoldHistory#StateHistory

In this episode of Fourth Street Live, Jacob sits down with Christopher Lee Thompson, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and Army National Guard flight engineer whose military career spans decades, deployments, and some of the most intense moments of modern warfare.

Chris shares his journey from growing up moving between California, Utah, and Nevada to enlisting in the Marine Corps alongside his brother. After serving active duty in logistics and overseas assignments in Japan, Chris later reenlisted in the Army National Guard, where he became a Chinook crew chief and flight engineer, deploying to Afghanistan and flying combat missions in some of the most dangerous regions in the country. He opens up about loss, survival, the Mustang 22 incident, and what it’s like to carry those memories home.

Beyond combat, Chris talks about the importance of helping other veterans simply by talking, listening, and being present. This episode is a raw conversation about service, sacrifice, grief, humor, brotherhood, and the responsibility to look out for one another long after the uniform comes off.

#FourthStreetLive #ChristopherLeeThompson #VeteranStories #USMarine #ArmyNationalGuard #ChinookCrew #FlightEngineer #CombatVeteran #Mustang22 #MilitaryLife #VeteranSupport #Brotherhood #ServiceAndSacrifice #RealStories #NoFilter #PodcastEpisode #WarStories #VeteransHelpingVeterans

The Railrunner | Novel

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Fourth Street Live is hosted by Jacob Green, a Reno-based author, musician, biker, and storyteller, bringing raw conversations about recovery, motorcycles, and local culture.

DISCLAIMER: The views, opinions, and statements expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Fourth Street Live, its hosts, producers, or sponsors. We used to do drugs, in weekly motels in downtown Reno Nevada, steal your drugs, and take your girlfriend to help us look for them. WE DON'T HAVE THE ANSWERS. Please enjoy the show. We'll talk to anybody.

In 1860, violence erupted near Pyramid Lake in what would become one of the deadliest early conflicts in Nevada history. Known as the Pyramid Lake War, the clash began after the Williams Station incident and quickly escalated into open fighting between settler militias and the Northern Paiute people under the leadership of Numaga.In this episode of the Nevada History Segment, we examine how the first battle ended in a devastating militia defeat, why the conflict escalated instead of stopping, and how the aftermath reshaped land ownership, settlement, and power in northern Nevada. This story is rarely taught, but it reveals the true cost of westward expansion and the resistance faced by Indigenous communities defending their land and water.This is not just a story about the past — it’s a reminder of how Nevada was shaped, and whose voices were often left out of the record.Subscribe to Fourth Street Live Podcast for more wild stories from the Silver State — outlaws, casinos, and the real history behind the neon. The past is never really dead, and Nevada is just waiting to be told.#NevadaHistorySegment #FourthStreetLive #PyramidLake #NorthernPaiute #NevadaHistory #IndigenousHistory #AmericanHistory #HiddenHistory #TrueHistory #SilverState #HistoryPodcast

Episode 32 | Zach Bunnell — Fighting, Discipline, and Reno Muay Thai

In this episode of Fourth Street Live, Jacob sits down with Zach Bunnell, elite Muay Thai fighter, mixed martial artist, coach, and founder of Reno Muay Thai.

Zach breaks down his path through combat sports—from early training in jiu-jitsu and Muay Thai to competing, coaching, and building a gym rooted in discipline, fundamentals, and real fight culture.

Zach goes deep into the mindset of fighting: balance, timing, mobility, and understanding the body as a weapon. He talks about why ego gets fighters hurt, how proper training builds confidence instead of fear, and why fundamentals matter more than arguing styles. From sparring and pad work to real competition, this episode is packed with insight into what it actually takes to survive and grow in combat sports.

The conversation also covers the vision behind Reno Muay Thai—creating a space that’s welcoming, structured, and serious about technique. Whether you’re an experienced fighter, someone new to striking, or just curious about the mental side of combat, this episode offers a raw look into the fight life and the discipline behind it.

#FourthStreetLive #ZachBunnell #RenoMuayThai #Kickboxing #MuayThai #MMA #CombatSports #FightLife #MartialArts #Striking #GymOwner #CoachLife #FighterMindset #Discipline #NoEgo #WarriorMindset #FightPodcast

⁠The Railrunner | Book By Jacob Green⁠

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Intro music: “Tank!” by Seatbelts. Licensed courtesy of Yoko Kanno. All rights reserved.

Fourth Street Live is hosted by Jacob Green, a Reno-based author, musician, biker, and storyteller, bringing raw conversations about recovery, motorcycles, and local culture.

DISCLAIMER: The views, opinions, and statements expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Fourth Street Live, its hosts, producers, or sponsors. We used to do drugs, in weekly motels in downtown Reno Nevada, steal your drugs, and take your girlfriend to help us look for them. WE DON'T HAVE THE ANSWERS. Please enjoy the show. We'll talk to anybody.

People came to Reno married… and left single.

In this episode of the Nevada History Segment, we explore how Reno became known as the Divorce Capital of America, and how a simple change to Nevada law quietly reshaped the city. During the Great Depression, Nevada reduced its divorce residency requirement to just six weeks, turning Reno into a legal escape hatch for unhappy marriages across the country.

What followed was not chaos, but an industry. Dude ranches, hotels, lawyers, and courts formed a smooth pipeline for visitors waiting out the clock. Celebrities, socialites, and everyday Americans arrived under assumed names, lived quietly in the high desert, and left legally single. National newspapers took notice, and Reno’s reputation spread far beyond Nevada.

As divorce laws changed nationwide in the decades that followed, Reno’s unique advantage faded. But the impact of the divorce era never fully disappeared. It helped stabilize the city during hard times, shaped its tourism infrastructure, and cemented Reno’s identity as a place of reinvention rather than escape.

This isn’t gossip. It’s Nevada history.

Subscribe to Fourth Street Live Podcast for more wild stories from the Silver State — outlaws, casinos, and the real history behind the neon. The past is never really dead, and Nevada is just waiting to be told.

#NevadaHistorySegment #FourthStreetLive #RenoHistory #DivorceCapitalOfAmerica #NevadaHistory #AmericanHistory #HiddenHistory #WeirdHistory #OldReno #SilverState #HistoryPodcast

Episode 31 | Angelina Green — From Reno to Hollywood

In this episode of Fourth Street Live, Jacob sits down with his sibling Angelina Green, an actress whose journey from growing up in Reno to pursuing a career in Hollywood is anything but ordinary. Angelina shares what it was really like leaving home, chasing an acting dream, and navigating an industry that tests confidence, resilience, and identity at every turn.Angelina opens up about her early creative spark, the realities of auditions, rejection, and persistence, and how growing up in a working-class, no-nonsense environment shaped her work ethic and mindset. The conversation dives into family, sacrifice, self-belief, and the internal battles that come with putting yourself out there creatively—especially as a woman in a competitive industry.

This is an honest, grounded conversation about ambition, art, and staying true to yourself while building a life far from where you started. A powerful episode about growth, courage, and what it really means to bet on yourself.

#FourthStreetLive #AngelinaGreen #FromRenoToHollywood #ActressLife #ChasingDreams #CreativeJourney #FilmAndTV #WomenInFilm #SiblingStories #RealConversations #NoFilter #PodcastEpisode #ArtAndLife #BetOnYourself #behindthescenes

The Railrunner | Book By Jacob Green⁠

Struggling with Addiction? 1-800-662-HELP

Intro music: “Tank!” by Seatbelts. Licensed courtesy of Yoko Kanno. All rights reserved.

DISCLAIMER: The views, opinions, and statements expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Fourth Street Live, its hosts, producers, or sponsors.

Fourth Street Live is hosted by Jacob Green, a Reno-based author, musician, biker, and storyteller, bringing raw conversations about recovery, motorcycles, and local culture.

In the 1950s, Las Vegas didn’t just sell entertainment — it sold front-row seats to nuclear explosions.In this episode of Fourth Street Live: Nevada History, we explore the shocking era of Atomic Las Vegas, when tourists gathered on casino rooftops at dawn, cocktails in hand, to watch nuclear tests light up the desert sky like fireworks.From the creation of the Nevada Test Site in 1951, to government-invited media spectacles, to the surreal pop-culture moment of “Miss Atomic Bomb,” this story reveals how Cold War optimism, fear, and marketing collided in the Nevada desert.We also look at how this real history inspired modern pop culture — including Fallout: New Vegas — where retro-futurism, neon ruins, and atomic anxiety mirror Nevada’s very real nuclear past.This isn’t science fiction.It’s Nevada history.If you’re into true history, strange Americana, Cold War secrets, gaming lore, or the untold stories behind the neon, this episode is for you.👉 Subscribe to Fourth Street Live Podcast for more wild stories from the Silver State — outlaws, casinos, and the real history behind the neon. The past is never really dead, and Nevada is just waiting to be told.#FourthStreetLive#NevadaHistory#AtomicLasVegas#FalloutNewVegas#ColdWarHistory#NevadaTestSite#LasVegasHistory#AtomicAge#RetroFuturism#AmericanHistory#WeirdHistory#HiddenHistory#HistoryDocumentary#NevadaLore#VegasStories#MushroomClouds#GamingAndHistory