Ok.
Now I have listened to #1, #2, #3 and #4 while washing the bike.
For a first off, not bad. Keep it up. You'll get better as you go. I know your are limited at the moment.
So what would keep me involved?
You are doing Adventure riding. - Good.
Be good at that. Plenty of IBA, racing, MX stuff out there. A few hour long BMW adds dressed up as "shows". Try not to be too "YAMAHA add" but as they say if it's OK for them. Take a recorder and interview Adventure people you bump into. Ask them about their gear, what got them started etc. Make it a people show not a pop start show, but remember pop stars are people too.
Interview some Serious adventure riders (TravellingStrom, Motorbikin' folk, Davide Biga, Nick Sanders, DCStrom (from this site) etc, Some normal folk (Rem, pluric, DaFoole, Dirt Dad and some Vox pops about Adventure riding from the general population, that should be fun. Get them to try and pronounce Tenere
There is a huge Tenere convention coming up in Switzerland and the US. Talk to them.
Good humour so far. Keep taking the piss a bit. Don't get too serious. ;D
Cut back on the beer a bit, "a good beer/place/road we found" segment(s) would be good though. I Googled you through your last trip and that was good.
I know it's a lot of work, but remember Adventure riding is Global. Accept stuff from other people if they are nice enough to do that for you. Remember them on the way up. Be kind to your knees.
I'm starting to sound like this...
http://www.mikharam.com/
Not being from the USA, but speaking English I tend to fade away after nothing but US based stuff. It's a big Adventure world out there.
Keep being yourselves. You guys sound natural. Don't get too "corporate slick"
Good effort so far. ::008::