The Steve Matthes Show on RacerX

The once conflicted Micky Dymond comes on the show to discuss his history in racing, thoughts on the MXoN he was passed over for and how he's found peace in his life. This is a great show.

Hilly is straight forward and honest about some of his questionable decisions in the past and also talks about his Minneapolis SX win as well as his am career; even gives Matthes some ribbing about their relationship.

What's this? A switch up of the Jason Squared show, this includes a Reed instead of a Thomas. This show is all off-road people but Weege is in it so how bad could it be? Listen in for an off-road extravaganza.

Matthes rubbed a couple nickels together to get Josh Coppins on the phone from Belgium. He's a charismatic, honest guy so listen in and learn about a fast guy from across the pond.

This podcast has actually been carved on CNC from a solid gold brick. Have mercy on your soul if you don't listen to it.

Stories, stories, stories. You know Denny, you've heard the rumors, now hear the details. It's all true and legend.

The King of SX. Seriously, do I really need to write anything for a description of 7-Time? Just listen to it, it's the best piece of audible recording ever created.

MXMike gets on the phone with Steve to dis-spell some rumors, speak frankly about his amazing holeshot ability, his never say die race mentality and the meltdown when he stood on Tedesco's bike.

A very interesting podcast. Dave has a clear vision of what he feels is the proper way to get things done, no apologies. Listen as he talks about his time as multiple mx team manager and some really cool info on the halted Harley Davidson MX bike.

Matthes' Canadian MX Idol. Rollerball talks about his triumphs in American MX, where he feels he fell short, struggles in life and rebounding to find peace again. It doesn't get more real than this.

James talks briefly about the SX series thus far and the input he has with his new gear company Answer.

JT$ coming back from injury discusses his experiences in the overseas SX races, plans for the '09 season and some commentary on internet bench racers.

Fresh Troy Lee Designs Team manager David Pingree debuts on the podcast to talk about his team, the SX series thus far, a gnarly pizza joint, overseas races and Matthes' poor taste in music.

Reedy talks about the A1 crash with Stewart which resulted in a Stewart DNF, his new bike and team and looking ahead to the next race.

The beginning of what is sure to be a staple of the podcast show, Weege, JT Money and Matthes lay out their predictions for the coming SX series.

Justin Brayton is a good ole' boy from Iowa and he shoots straight in this podcast telling who he is, where he came from and what he expects of himself in the coming years in racing.

Ex-pro, Ex-team manager and agent, Paul Lindsey is never at a loss for words and a wealth of MX information. Listen as he talks about his many roles in his career in motocross and supercross.

James discusses his move from Kawasaki to Yamaha, his relationship with Larry Brooks, the controversy over his SX-only contract, maturing as a person and racer, competing on a 2 stroke against 4 strokes and his Red Bud argument with Mike Alessi.

B-Hep, always fast but injury prone, comes on the show to discuss exactly those two things.

Rockstar/Makita Suzuki's Ryan Dungey takes some time off from training and riding with Stewie to let Matthes in on his thoughts. Do you want to know what Dungey thinks of Millville, his sudden success, J-Law and Matthes' nickname he gave Ryan?

Matthes talks to the only guy that might be more opinionated than him: Ryan Gauld. The pro racer/AMA Arenacross pit reporter/Machine Racing shop boy goes one-on-one with Steve.

Steve Matthes talks to MDK/KTM's Nick Wey. Listen in as they discuss the KTM, his Pro Circuit days and of course, NYK's experience with having Matthes as his mechanic. Take a listen to the second best podcast yet!

Steve Matthes calls up 4-time National Motocross Champion Mike Kiedrowski. Mike goes into detail about himself and JMB in 1990, the secret "works"parts and just what caused him to ghost ride his bike into Mike Larocco.

Matthes is back with his 2nd best podcast ever. Geico Honda's Jake Weimer spills the beans on his 2009 plans (kinda) his Canadian moto experience (not really) and who bugs him in todays motocross (Guess who?).

Matthes speaks to Hart and Huntington Honda team manager Kenny Watson in this exciting Somewhat Live and Uncensored Podcast. Find out all about the 2008 SX season for the team and Watson's take on his riders and the future.