Dave Castillo has transitioned from a nice career as a privateer racer to one of the owners of Asterisk knee braces to now a stuntman on a hit TV show. Listen in as we talk the GWB years, CTI, the ranch, knee braces and flying through a window.
Matthes talks to Steve Cox and Simon Cudby after the Seattle SX, then calls up The Weege to talk about the race and meeting some superfans.
Damon Huffman was once a motocross prodigy who blasted out of the gate with a couple of 125 SX titles, a factory Kawasaki ride and then a transition into the off-road world. Matthes and Huffman reminisce and catch up on what Damon's doing now.
Ross Maeda is universally loved in the industry so when this long-time suspension guru and owner of Enzo Racing suffered a terrible crash that left him in a wheelchair, everyone knew there was no stopping him. Matthes talks to Ross about life ever since.
This week Matthes calls up Monster Energy Kawasaki's Chad Reed to get the scoop on his comeback, the accidents in St. Louis, the tracks of supercross and the USGP. In typical Reedy fashion, he puts it out there in his honest way.
In this BTOSports.com TWMX podcast, Matthes catches up to former Suzuki factory rider and 2-time 125 SX champion Brian Swink to see what the Swinkster is up to. Listen in as Brian talks about the biggest mistake he ever made, jumping, HOT and more.
Did you know Matthes is Canadian? He rarely mentions it. He talks with fellow Canuck Tyler Medaglia in this podcast for directmotocross.com.
Steve Matthes catches up with his old pal Blair Morgan in this podcast for directmotocross.com.
This week Matthes calls up a real motocross legend, a motocross mercenary named Jim Holley. The 1985 Rodil Cup SX Champion, Holley was nicknamed Hollywood for a reason and in this podcast we find out why.
In this revealing podcast, Matthes calls up Suzuki's Austin Stroupe to talk about his year of second places, his 450 debut, his off-track troubles and what he would tell an up and coming amateur what to expect from the pro ranks.
Matthes talks to Jeremy Albrecht, Larry Brooks, Ryan Sipes and Mitch Payton before the race and then Tim Ferry (!), Michael Byrne and the Atlanta Falcon's Jerious Norwood after the race.
Matthes talks to Kevin Windham before the Toronto Supercross and then Trey Canard and Lites winner Justin Barcia afterwards.
Okay, so it's actually a three-fer this week. Matthes chats with longtime GP racer Josh Coppins just a few days before the GP opener in Bulgaria this weekend.
In a two-fer this week! Matthes gets the winningest mechanic in AMA history on the line to discuss what its like being just that. Suzuki's Mike Gosselaar talks about working for some of the greats, how he got started in the industry, and more.
Matthes calls up Monster Energy's Eric Johnson, a legend in moto-journalism who is used to being on the other side of the mic.
This week on The Steve Matthes Show, Matthes calls up JGR Communications Specialist (and 2002 125 West Supercross Champion) Travis Preston just to check in. Here about Preston's motocross schools, whether or not we'll see him racing again and much more.
Normally Steve interviews some riders after the race, but it was cold so he just wanted to get the hell out of there. So, this week Transworld Motocross Editor-in-Chief Donn Maeda gives his opinion on what went down as well as some other stuff.
Matthes calls up multi-time AMA champion turned SPEED TV SX analyst Jeff Emig to get his take on the 2010 series, the Ricky Carmichael School at Daytona, Justin Barcia, RC in the booth and whether or not some riders need kicks in the ribs.
Steve Matthes and Andrew Short update you on Short's injury, the healing process, and what he's been doing with his spare time.
Steve gets a fair amount of letters from people who want him to do a podcast with... himself. So he decided to call up a long time reader and regular helper, Kevin Husted. Listen in as "Swizcore" and Steve talk about music, riders and a bunch more.
This week Matthes calls up a guy who has done it all, Randy Lawrence. A former pro mountain bike racer, championship winning mechanic and now trainer to the stars, Lawrence talks trainers, riders studded leather jackets, and more.
This week on the BTOSports.com TWMX Podcast Show, Matthes calls up Le Cobra in France to get his thoughts on the SX season, his foray back to America with Gauthier Paulin, Mike Alessi and the KTM 350, his career and so much more.
With a promotion to the 450 for Indianapolis, GEICO Honda's Trey Canard is now Honda Red Bull Racing's Trey Canard. Listen in as Matthes and Canard talk 450s, Gothic Jay, Jimmy Albertson and how he almost signed with Suzuki this past off-season.
Steve Matthes and Josh Hill talk turkey this week on the BTOSports.com Podcast Show.
A little while back Steve asked you guys to call to talk about whatever was on your mind that day. Tim Ferry happened to call during the show and fans were given the chance to ask him the tough questions.
One thing's for sure. When you call Jeff Stanton and ask him a question, you're going to get a straight answer. Matthes called up Stanton before San Francisco to get his thoughts on the season up to that point. (Remember: BEFORE San Francisco...)
Matthes calls up one of the only men to catch and pass Ricky Carmichael, Tallon Vohland. Tallon, now with Scott/Acerbis, and Steve touch on how much a goggle sponsorship pays and his great career as a racer in America and Europe.
This week on the BTOSports.com TWMX Podcast Show, Matthes puts a call in to one of the founding fathers of motojournalism, long-time editor Rick Sieman! The Hunk and Steve talk about his demise at Dirt Bike, the WITD machine, four-strokes and much more.
Long-time Factory Honda wrench Danny Betley has done it all. From working for Jeff Stanton to selling tools to building motors every week. Listen in as Steve and Danny talk about ruining Yamaha's party, why he quit the sport for two years, and a ton more.
This week on the BTOSports.com Podcast Show, Matthes calls up the head Yamaha PR guy and the man in charge of more teams in the pits than anyone else. Tim Olsen and Steve go head-to-head about Yamaha, the 2010 YZ450F, Tim's 10+ years at MXA and much more.
