Grant Langston quietly returned to racing last weekend at the Anaheim 1 supercross opener and took a very credible 10th place in the main event. Listen in as Matthes and Langston talk about the race, Grant's eye, the pre-season scramble and a ton more.
Earlier this week we filled you in on what Tim Ferry was up to, and now he's back to talk about the 2010 Supercross season. Listen in as we talk about Reed vs. Stewart, how he saved me from Europe and more!
There aren't many people out there who know Matthes better than his brother, Jason. Listen in as Steve and Jason talk about their mini-dad, the website, and so much more.
Matthes calls up his buddy and former Manitoba racer Mark to talk about the good old days growing up in Canada and racing locally, as well as Mark's recent trips to the World Vets.
One of the most interesting podcasts yet. Rich Taylor, longtime magazine test rider, pro racer, goggle innovator spins his tales from a life in the world of motocross. Very cool podcast here folks.
Shorty talks with Matthes about his training routine and his preparation for the 2010 SX season. Oh yeah, and he's really appreciative of his position at Team Honda.
The 3rd show featuring an in studio guest. Sit down and listen to the stellar audio quality as Boni oozes his good ole' boy charisma on this show. Privateer of the year in '09, Boni fill us in on his path through the ranks into the pro's and future goals.
Dave Prater discusses his job as Director of Supercross for Feld Entertainment as it relates to the Supercross series. Some interesting stuff in here folks.
You read that right, Matthes talks with NFL Hall of Fame coach, Joe Gibbs. A fun, informative interview, listen as Matthes and Coy ham it up with interesting talk of the origins of the JGR race team mixed with some standard self deprecating humor.
Long-time engine builder Alan Brown of Brown Motorsports sits down in-studio with Matthes to discuss his current race season and his roots in MX including long time engine builder and ultimate co-owner of the legendary MotoXXX privateer team.
Matthes talks moto with PulpMX and seemingly self-taught moto historian, Dave Nash. Weege joins in to create a Jersey-centric Super-power of moto history.
Steve Giberson, or GuyB as he's known from his digital home VitalMX, is a long time photographer of all things moto. He discusses trying to police the passionate community he leads at VitalMX and his history of BMX and its path to the MX industry.
JS7 discusses his Bercy experience and subsequent sickness, the fans, the internet forums and speculation on what to expect starting at A1 in 2010.
Matthes catches up with British MX Legend Dave Thorpe who is presently rider liaison for CCM. Thorpy is a very humble racer with great insight into the mind of a World Champion.
This sequel is every bit as good as its predecessor.
Matthes calls Fox Racing headquarters to talk to Fro in this, part one of a two-part gold nugget.
A legend of the old school, Marty Smith covers his career and his schools in this episode.
In Ping's third appearance on the show he discusses his team's current silly season progress and why some of his guys from last year may not stick around.
DC comes on for the third time to discuss the MXoN which the USA just won again, with our "C" team. (Tongue planted firmly in cheek).
The Dream Team of Jason and Jason guided by Steve gather again to wax poetic about the '09 MX season and toss around excuses for why their predictions before the season didn't pan out.
Metty comes on to discuss his history, work ethic, goals and why he is often overlooked even though he is consistently at the front of every race he enters.
"Bam Bam" Justin Barcia debuts on the show with talk about his amateur days, his quick reputation in the pro's as a move or be moved competitor and what he see's for his future in MX and SX.
Australian trailblazer of American MX, Jeff Leisk talks briefly about his MX experience in the US and his current position with KTM Australia. Jeff is an extremely humble man who clearly looks forward, rarely back.
A great show. Yogi discusses everything from his rise through amateur racing, the tribulations he faced during his pro career including family struggles and his desire to step back into racing if the right opportunity arises.
Button-Fly and Matthes discuss the current state of the MX industry and where it could improve; a little discussion about some of his riders as well.
The Flyin Freckle steps in with the longest podcast yet, and why not, think of his history in motorcycles in general. Wardy talks about his car racing experience, every aspect of his career in motocross and a little supermoto and getting old in racing.
Doug Henry, one of the most beloved motocrossers ever shares his career with us in a sincere full disclosure interview. This is a must listen, as if I need to tell you.
James talks about his X-Games experience, his plans to race the Australian SX and his lovers and haters on VitalMX.
Hot Sauce talks about his silly season, his outdoors series, why he chose to move from Texas to Florida and his path from the amateurs into pro racing.
The leader of podcasts appearances, Chad Reed discusses the X-Games that he skipped, James coming to Aus to race his SX series and the parity of the MX outdoors this season.
