BUCK THIS

Ariel talks about backing yourself first and embracing the grind before the payoff then sits down with Hope Corwin in Bend OR at Dutchman sno-park parking lot after a snowmobile session and shares how she took a leap into snowmobiling solo—and never looked back. Hope shares its never too late to say BUCK THIS and start something new in life.

Episode 7 dives into the magic behind Buck This as Ariel shares how committing fully, embracing being the “weird one,” and showing up with unapologetic confidence is where the real spark happens. Then, Jada Smith joins the conversation to prove it’s never too late to start—opening up about how she found snowboarding in her late twenties and went all in.

Ariel breaks down why life’s biggest moments come from jumping the fence with courage to face your fears. From sandlot lessons to avalanche recovery, this episode is all about stoke and respecting the send.

In this episode Ariel breaks down the power of your internal pucker sensor - aka trusting your butthole when something feels off. Then sits down with Zoe Gregoric for a “Hold My Beer” session and talks about eating sh*t, failing, flopping and getting back up to say BUCK THIS and try again.

This week Ariel talks about authenticity - why it feels rare these days and why playing it safe is killing real connection. Then Ariel sits down with Emily Paxson, a total badass, who got quoted $4,000 to rebuild her dirt bike, said “BUCK THIS” and did it herself for $470.If dipshits can do it, you can too. 🔧🔥🏁

In Episode 3, Ariel shakes off the haters and stays locked in on her path before sitting down with her Papa, who shares the incredible true story of how he saved his house from a wildfire. A powerful episode about grit, conviction, and standing your ground.

In Episode 2, Ariel, the voice behind Buck This, opens up about who she is, why the show exists, and how Buck This became less about content and more about building real community for people who live loud and show up as themselves.She’s joined by Morgan, who dives into why moto dads are some of the most underrated legends in the pits, why moto culture fosters genuine connection, and why more women should feel empowered to slide into the DMs—not to date, but to build friendships.This episode explores:• Taking up space• Building community without overthinking it• Encouraging women to make the first move socially• Saying Buck This to staying quiet when connection is callingEqual parts heart, humor, and full-send energy—Episode 2 is a reminder that community doesn’t happen by accident. Someone has to send the message first.

BUCK THIS launches as a full throttle mashup of chaos, comedy and questionable life choices. Ariel breaks down the birth of BUCK THIS and the legend of Chaz in her garage- then hops in Ben Beavon's Bronco to talk sex-ed, snowmobile miles and confirms old people still f**cking rip!