LAB-211-Being the Daughter of a Career Law Enforcement Officer-Perspective-Special Guest Cheyenne Kane

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In this episode, we speak with Rick “Big Daddy” Kane's oldest daughter, Cheyenne, who is in college. She brought this topic to my attention. She talks about what it's like growing up as the daughter of a law enforcement officer. Big Daddy is a career LEO and of course, oversees the Law Abiding Biker Store on the side. This episode is not necessarily just about motorcycles but I thought it'd be a great episode and give some insight to those, not in law enforcement. Plus, we get to pick on Big Daddy!

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Cheyenne has some great stories about growing up and how motorcycles help her dad cope with the stresses of being a LEO in this day and age. I think this rings true for many out there, regardless of industry. Motorcycles can be very therapeutic and release stress from everyday life. I believe that is one of the main reasons many of us ride.

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