Podcast appearances and mentions of tim ferry

Ken Roczen finally did the Daytona deal in his 11th effort and we have him on to talk about reaching that incredible milestone. What a season it is turning out to be for the fan-favorite on yellow. RJ Hampshire took a big step toward righting his season with the WIN in Daytona. He joins us to talk about winning his home town race and how big that is for him. Tim Ferry comes on to talk old times, and hit on some of Evan's updates since his crash and surgery. Adam Enticknap of Track Talkers is on to bring the hype and talk about the incredible season we've had so far. JT Money is in studio bro!

McGrath's long time mechanic Skip Norfolk joins Matthes, Weege and Seth Rarick to look back at the race where Doug Henry went into orbit, MC's win, Larocco's moto win, Tim Ferry's moto win, Skip talks about Team Honda's juggernaut back then and more

Two major US offshore wind projects began construction as the former president vying to win the White House back threatens to put a stop to the sector's growth. We talk to Recharge's Tim Ferry about the intersection of politics and renewable energy.

In this podcast that first aired in 2014, the three Factory Yamaha riders reminisce about their time together as teammates from 2003-2005.

We are about to kickoff the 2024 race season and we got some of the most experienced names in the sports history on tonight to get insight on what is going on with the riders as they prepare for battle. Tim Ferry is on, the flying Freckle Jeff Ward is on and Too Hip Rick Johnson is on; all to talk about the coming series from their perspective. And we have one of the most honest guys around in the cohost chair, Denny Stephenson is on the hot mic folks!!

In this two-for podcast we catch up to former championship winning mechanic Mike Williamson about what he's doing now, his memories of working for Eli Tomac, Grant Langston, Tim Ferry, RV and others. Then it's a catch up with legendary photographer Simon Cudby on his move back to SoCal, his thoughts on his career shooting the sport, adventure touring talk, offroadunderground.com, the sport now and more

The owner of Active Ride Suspension in Florida talks about how Kyle Chisholm helped him become the suspension guy for HEP Suzuki, what this means for his business, winning a SX w Roczen, Tim Ferry stories, the latest trends in suspension and more.

Sinikka Waugh and Tim Ferry discuss 5 Bullet Points on How Board Game Design Strategies can be Applied to Solve Your Problem. Tim has made a career out of pursuing creativity and is passionate about helping others to pursue that path as well. His freelance career in composing video game music for indie game developers led to helping others learn music by teaching children how to play piano. He taught private lessons as well as group piano classes for an after-school club. During this time, Tim also explored a new branch of creativity by designing and publishing a board game. He was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to convert his board game design journey into an experience for kids. Combining his past experiences, this turned into an 8-week board game design program for late elementary and early middle school kids that would encourage them to take a step toward being a lifelong creator, designer, and maker. Since launching the program, Tim has also had the opportunity to work with companies that are interested in using board games to build their brand or explore how gamification can be used to move their company forward.

Weege and Matthes talk about the epic Daytona SX in 1995 with Tim Ferry joining in, the man who won the 125's that day for his second career SX win and he tells us stories of this race, racing in Japan as a 16-year old, Rollerball, what its like now compared to back then, his salary and more

Matthes and Weege discuss more of that epic race including covering the 250 class, tour of Tim Ferry's house, talk to the champ Mike Brown and Michelin's Randy Richardson as well

AHOOYY! On today’s episode we interview Tim Ferry from Never Board Games about his new game Old Salt, a gateway game of seafaring combat, live now on Kickstarter! We also review Nemesis expansions and learn how to play Battleship all over again. Old Salt Kickstarter Page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/neverboardgames/old-salt/ Today’s episode is sponsored by Pe Metawe Games … EP 19 Interview with Tim Ferry from Never Board Games Read More »

For this episode of 302lifestylebeachpodcast we have Captain Tim Ferry from Coastal Lifesaving! Throughout his decades-long career patrolling the beaches along Delaware's most southern shoreline, Ferry has been a part of hundreds of rescues while also training new generations of lifesavers. In this podcast Tim talks about the exciting parts of being a lifeguard and a trainer, his experience in World Lifeguard Competitions, and encounters with different marine life. His passion and dedication towards the job inspired the start of Coastal Lifesaving, now offering lifeguard bootcamp and training services. Tune in to this podcast to learn more! If you like this podcast and you want more podcasts like this, feel free to Subscribe to 302lifestylebeachpodcast: https://anchor.fm/302lifestylebeachpodcast Keep living the 302 lifestyle, enjoy the beach, live that life! Sponsored by That Guy with a Broom Phone: +1 302-727-2517 Website: https://www.tgwbroom.com/home​​​​​​ Email: support@tgwbroom.com Coastal Lifesaving Website: https://coastallifesaving.com/ Phone: +1 302-344-1993 Email: coastallifesaving25@gmail.com FB: @CoastalLifesaving

Jalik Swoll comes to our undisclosed location to talk about his experiences training at the Red Dog Academy, moving to Bakers Factory and hanging out with the Ferry's in general. Logan Karnow has been giving it his all in the 250 East series and talks about his 2021 progress. We have THE Tim Ferry, is up and comer son Evan and JT$ in the house as well!

This week Darkside has on Travis Marx & Tallon Taylor to discuss the logistics of doing a show remotely, Tim Ferry as a cohost, Steve’s business idea, and thoughts on Steve as a boss.

When Red Dog shows up you know it' a great night but when it' in The Garage-majal, it's LEGENDARY! We kicked off Houston 1 Saturday and 250 Main Event winner Christian Craig comes on to talk about that amazing ride. Alex Ray is also in person to talk about his H1 and Daniel Blair gives us his thoughts on round one as well.

Tim Ferry and his two sons, Evan and Beckett, stop by to talk about everything "Beyond the Track" with Daniel Blair.

In this episode we chat with Tim Ferry III. Tim is a board game designer and creator of the upcoming naval strategy board game Old Salt. Support this podcast

I call up former factory Suzuki, Yamaha, Honda and Kawasaki rider to get some bench racing done, talk about Davi Millsaps, getting dropped by Team Green, leaving Yamaha for Honda, racing McGrath, those first gen aluminum frames at Honda, Tim Ferry, Mach 1 Yamaha and more

We talk to the former Moto XXX, Plano and Planet Honda rider about what he's doing now, winning the AMA Rookie of the Year, the ups and downs of his career, Brian Swink, Tim Ferry and more

RRP's Mike Rossini joins the show to talk about NJ MX back in the day, getting started with his shop, finding Tim Ferry, running KTM's factory team for a few years, the fight he had between his team riders and more.

AC really stepped into the 450 class with a statement. Yeah yeah yeah, the win was cool but we're talking about that Chicken retro gear!! Filthy Phil is on to tell us how $100k payday can be considered a negative. Mookie Stewart had a great MEC, winning the backwards race and THE Red Dog is on to talk about how it feels to be on a path to the Pro's with his son Evan who just went 1-1 in Supermini at MEC. Paul P and JT are in studio!

Morgane Février est une Entrepreneure passionnée des nouvelles technologies depuis toujours, elle a travaillé quelques années pour un éditeur de contenus mobile, web et applications avec des clients médias tels que TF1, M6, Lagardère avant de se lancer en tant que consultante sur le webmarketing. Tombée dans l’univers du mobile depuis 12 ans, elle n’est pas en reste sur l’expérience des métiers du web avec des créations de sites déjà un peu avant les années 2000. Expérimentée SEO, SEA, SMO ainsi que sur les stratégies et la direction de projets. Son enfance dans plusieurs villes différentes avec un père militère Son parcours de cadre salarié à serial entrepreneure donnant et créant de grosses conférences Comment elle a crée sa première société Weeshiz, pivoté la proposition initiale de valeur et tout explosé par la suite Des avantages du format podcast et son impact pour des personnes qui ont des problèmes de prises de parole en public C’est ce qu’elle explique dans cet épisode. Bonne écoute ! Tout d’abord : Si vous voulez me contacter en privé, c'est sur Linkedin que je suis le plus réactif Suivez aussi Débrouillard sur Linkedin pour découvrir les prochains invités hebdomadaire Débrouillard est disponible aussi sur Facebook, Youtube et Instagram Rejoignez mon groupe privé ici Références de l’épisode : Ecrivez moi en privé (guybertol@yahoo.fr) pour obtenir le Coupon de réduction de Morgane pour a prochaine immersion Site internet de Morgane La page Facebook de Morgane Contacter Morgane directement sur Linkedin Livres mentionnés: Une vie choisie de Marc Simoncini La Boîte de Pandore de Bernard Werber La Semaine de 4 heures de Tim Ferry

Comment emprunter 100 000 Euro sans apports aux banques locales africaines pour vos projets? Loic Kamwa est quelqu’un dont le profil reflete bien l’expression Learning by Doing, car venant d’Étude de Business et d’Administration à Suny Canton aux Etats Unis, il n’était pas du tout predestiné a se lancer dans le secteur tres complexe de l’agricuture en Afrique et au Cameroun en particulier et ce sans connaissance de base et en apprenant tout simplement dans le tas. Les autres business annexes dans lesquelles Loic s’est lancé tels l'élevage, la restauration et meme la vente d’un logiciel SAAS . Comment avoir se former sur de nouvelles compétences lorsque l'on se lance dans un nouveau domaine qui plus est aussi complexe . L’importance de la lecture lorsque l'on entreprend Des secrets des "riches" pour se faire financer des projets par les banques locales africaines et au cameroun a hauteur d'au moins 65 millions de francs cfa comme ca a été son cas, soit pratiquement 100 000 Euro, sans apports et juste a partir d'un dossier bien constitué. C’est ce qu’il explique dans cet épisode. Bonne écoute ! Tout d’abord : Si vous voulez me contacter en privé, c'est sur Linkedin que je suis le plus réactif Suivez aussi Débrouillard sur Linkedin pour découvrir les prochains invités hebdomadaire Débrouillard est disponible aussi sur Facebook, Youtube et Instagram Rejoignez mon groupe privé ici Références de l’épisode : L'évenement de Loic du 04 au 06.04.2019: Formation en Myciculture Contacter Loic directement sur sur sa page Facebook Zoom Livres mentionnés: So good they can't ignore you de Cal Newport La Semaine de 4 heures de Tim Ferry

Aziz Diallo se définit lui meme comme Consultant Marketing "Underground”. Il cumule plusieurs casquettes dont celle de Plombier comme profession de base, ensuite il a crée une boutique Ecommerce autour de son activité principale de l’époque avec laquelle il a eu de bons résultats mais aussi des echecs. Le parcours d'Aziz de Plombier a webmarketeur Underground L’importance des plateformes de freelance comme 5euro.com par exemple surtout lorsque l’on debute online Les techniques poussées de productivité et d'éfficacité L’importance de la lecture lorsque l'on entreprend Le sujet tres controversé d’achats de Fans C’est ce qu’il explique dans cet épisode. Bonne écoute ! Tout d’abord : Si vous voulez me contacter en privé, c'est sur Linkedin que je suis le plus réactif Suivez aussi Débrouillard sur Linkedin pour découvrir les prochains invités hebdomadaire Débrouillard est disponible aussi sur Facebook, Youtube et Instagram Rejoignez mon groupe privé ici Références de l’épisode : La Chaine Youtube d'Aziz Contacter Aziz directement sur sa page Facebook Livres mentionnés: Scientific Advertising de Claude Opkins Le Principe de Lucifer de Howard Bloom Le Principe de Lucifer, tome 2 L'Effet Cumulé de Darren Hardy La Semaine de 4 heures de Tim Ferry

Jeremy broadcasts live from the 8th annual Oregon Ghost Conference in Seaside, Oregon with featured guests Pete Orbea, Ryan Mick, Russ Marquez, Tim Ferry, and William Becker.http://parabnormalradio.com/2019/03/31/ep-303-oregon-ghost-conference/

Mike Williamson left Monster Energy Kawasaki recently and we’ll ask him why that happened, look back on a fantastic career spinning the wrenches, probably talk some James Stewart, Ryan Villopoto and Tim Ferry also. Wil Hahn, manager of the Star Yamaha team, is a friend of the show and just helped Dylan Ferrandis win his first 250SX race in Seattle. We’ll have Wilbur on to talk about his role as manager, winning +25 titles in Texas recently and more. Ryan McClintock is a rider in the mid-west and also an EMT. He decided to, over time, do a survey of racers and what injuries he treated, what brace, if any, the riders use and the impact of brace usage. It was an interesting read and we’ll have Ryan on tonight to talk about it. Newf & JT are in studio!

Farid Kochtane, est ce que l’on pourrait qualifier de l’homme de l’ombre de plusieurs Marketeurs a succes de la sphere francophone. Il a accumulé de l’experience sur des compétences profondes tels le copywriting aucours de ces dernieres années et le met aujourd’hui au service de grosses entités high tickets. Son parcours d’étudiant a serial entrepreneur . Les compétences profondes a avoir avant de se lancer dans un domaine aussi complexe . Quelle discipline faut-il pour accéder à un tel niveau ? Comment progresser quand on est l'un des meilleurs en francophonie ? L’importance de la liste Email et de la la segmentation de cette liste . Comment atteindre un CA a 7 chiffre juste en prenant des variables sur des chiffres d’affaires que l’on génere pour des clients high tickets? C’est ce qu’il explique dans cet épisode. Bonne écoute ! Tout d’abord : Si vous voulez me contacter en privé, c'est sur Linkedin que je suis le plus réactif Suivez aussi Débrouillard sur Linkedin pour découvrir les prochains invités hebdomadaire Débrouillard est disponible aussi sur Facebook, Youtube et Instagram Rejoignez mon groupe privé ici Références de l’épisode : L'évenement de Farid du 31.03.2019 a Geneve Canva 7 Minutes Workout Livres mentionnés: Tested Advertising Methods de John Caples Expert Secret de Russell Brunsson Personal developpement for Smart People de Steve Pavinal La Semaine de 4 heures de Tim Ferry

We call up Shaw to talk about his rookie year in 250SX, his switch to KTM, Andrew Short, Tim Ferry, Marty Davalos, making Daytona SX main event, his beginnings in the sport and much more.

We call up Shaw to talk about his rookie year in 250SX, his switch to KTM, Andrew Short, Tim Ferry, Marty Davalos, making Daytona SX main event, his beginnings in the sport and much more.

In this episode, Jason Will interviews Tim Ferry coach, Coldwell Banker Residential Broker, and outsourcing expert Ann Rudd of the Ann Rudd Group at The Tim Ferry 2018 Success Summit. Ann has just recently opened up an Inside Sales company, Real Assist Pros, and graciously shares her perspective on the use of third-party lead generation sources and models for supporting high producing agents and real estate teams. Learn about some of the newest ISA models that agents are using across the country to increase overall sales conversation rates and close the common gaps in which our industry loses those all-important and expensive leads. What’s better, inbound or outboard, or some kind of hybrid? Do you hire an oversees virtual assistant or hire someone in-house to make these sales phone calls? Ann deep dives and explains the costs, pay structures, processes, staffing ideas, training and all the big questions concerning the ISA model and if it's right for you and your team. Key Takeaways > Third party Inside Sales Assistant (ISAs) can be a highly effective way to maximize to assist real estate agents in converting leads into significant sales number. > There are many ways to implement this ISA model: in-house, outsourced, or some type of combination of the two. Find what is right for your needs. > Inside Sales Assistants are full-time salespersons trained to spend their day on the phone with existing and new leads to make appointments, follow-ups, and sales conversions. > Leads are by their nature an expensive investment. An ISA and virtual assistant model might be a way to get the most return on this investment.   Quotable Quotes Inside Sales Associate (ISA) is defined now as someone that's specifically trained to spend their day on the phone. - Ann Rudd Agents have to juggle more and more. Our ISA business is evolving and becoming more and more sophisticated, but it's cost-prohibitive for so many agents. - Ann Rudd Nobody makes good calls. It's all video. So nobody makes phone calls, because it's hard. - Ann Rudd I'm flexible with people because I know that there's not a one-size-fits-all in our business... - Ann Rudd I do not see the difference between ISA in-house and outsourcing, except for one thing, the pay scale, and the burnout factor. - Ann Rudd I talk to our customers every week about what's going on with their VA and ISA and what can we do to make things better for them, so I feel like, across the board, we're treating people well. - Ann Rudd I think that the biggest challenge I have is getting people to understand that you can have someone work offshore, and it's just like they're next door in your office, without taking up space. You have to get your head wrapped around it. - Ann Rudd It's not that I disrespect my agents, because I don't, but the agents need backup, and I feel like it's a disservice to my investment by not having someone there to continue to nurture, nurture. - Ann Rudd /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////   We would like to know what you think about the Agent 251 podcast, especially this episode. Do you agree with Jason? Did any of these ideas help you? Do you disagree with any? Let us know by contacting Jason at jasonwill@southalabamaliving.com. Thanks for listening. Contact Jason Will Real Estate Prompt and professional service is our guarantee. JWRE's goal is to be informative and helpful. Through our service, we hope to earn your business with our exemplary level of service and extensive local knowledge of the Mobile & Baldwin County area. Agent 251 is recorded and produced at Deep Fried Studios. Producer: Johnny Gwin  

Like Anthony Bourdain’s famous book Kitchen Confidential unveiled the complexity and inner workings of the big city restaurant industry, this podcast featuring a sidewalk talk with Lindsey Stokes Robinson, NYC real estate agent and power connector, will drop some major listing and sales knowledge and secrets of the Big Apple's luxury real estate market. Lindsey shares her story, leadership style, career ups and downs, and some five-star Big Apple wisdom on breaking in, understanding, and crushing any luxury real estate market. During this episode, you may notice the sound is quite different from a normal agent 251 interview. That is due to the fact that you are hearing all the wonderful and lively sounds of a hustling, bustling metropolis. While it may seem a little distracting at first, I promise you're going to feel like you are standing in the middle of Manhattan with Lindsey and Jason talking shop. Enjoy the show. Key Takeaways: 1. Cultivate the right 3rd party advocates and referrals. Find people who are the best at their jobs, wealth managers, concierges at hotels and residential properties, previous clients, art dealers, and align with them. Partner with these connectors to make introductions for high net worth leads and opportunities.  2. Luxury Market buyers and sellers can be very private and want a very trustworthy real estate source.   3. Make sure that your network is of the same caliber as you in terms of how you deliver service.  4. Streeteasy.com is used in New York City. There is no MLS. The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal are good for reaching high net worth individuals.  5. Real Estate Professionalism Traits and Values per Lindsey S. Robinson: – An incredible amount of professionalism throughout a transaction, on the part of the agents, the clients, the contractors, the vendors. – Having an in-depth knowledge of the market and being able to communicate that. – It’s always about under-committing and over-delivering – There is a time and a place to vent, but not when doing business. – Create collaboration and find a meeting of the minds somehow. – Be patient with all your clients, however, there is a line crossed at excessive disrespect. If a client disrespects you, then you can consider firing the client. – Be your clients’ expert and advocate to help the client make a decision. – Stay top of mind with clients through interesting channels outside of real estate. – Be consumer-centric. Don’t be self focused. – Confidence is the most important element of the pitch.   Quotable Quotes:  “In the beginning it was difficult being on your own and not working under someone, but now I’ve had a team now for about a year, and I’m growing dramatically. It was all worth it. A lot of the hard work that I put in has finally paid off.” Lindsey Stokes Robinson  “In this day and age there is a lot of mass marketing happening, and quite a lot of it is effective, particularly the social (media), but it really isn’t as effective for the luxury market, which needs a more refined approach.” Lindsey Stokes Robinson  “Realtors a lot of time fail to establish, with not only their clients, but also their sphere of influence that, ‘I’m the go-to person. I’m the conduit. Come through me for everything, and I’ll direct you to the right place.’ Constantly remind people you are available if they need a tradesperson or any sort of work done in your home, or need a good person to help you plan a Disney vacation.” Jason Will  “The number one priority of wealthy people is discretion. Be able to advise them that they should put their assets in an LLC in order to remain private. Some clients are recognizable to the public eye. Make sure that you have a car and a situation set up in which you’re not going to be trailed, and establish appropriate meeting points.” Lindsey Stokes Robinson  “There is an expectation that you must understand, not only the real estate market, but how that is affected by the stock market. Many of my clients are in finance or are attorneys, and there is an expectation, beyond your micro-knowledge of the neighborhood, that you should be able to have an intelligent conversation about other subjects.” Lindsey Stokes Robinson  “I go above and beyond in terms of offering video content and drone content, because I think there is something important about branding a property. Right now the NYC luxury market is flooded. We need to really have a unique value proposition for the seller in terms of what you’re going to do to advertise. High net worth individuals expect something visually beautiful.”  “My biggest struggle is about systems and transfer of knowledge. In scaling a team, it is a different mindset. It’s not just about you. It’s about making sure you team is happy and growing and learning. And I want to make sure that I have the right infrastructure for that; that they’re not just using me as a resource; that there are other resources that are already built-in. The Tim Ferry program has really helped me tackle that.” Lindsey Stokes Robinson “Emotions and Tempers can blow a deal. An agent has a fiduciary responsibility to his client.” Jason Will  “The definition of professionalism: Think about professionals in any other fields. Relate back to professional athletes and musicians and the amount of practice they put in. It really isn’t any different if you want to be super successful (in real estate). If you don’t know know the market, a luxury client will sniff that out pretty quickly.” Jason Will  “The barriers to entry to become a real estate agent in any market should be more like taking the Series 7. It is usually the most significant investment that a person makes. I think we should be highly trained, because we are advising people on huge investments.” Lindsey Stokes Robinson  “There is always an opportunity wherever the market shifts. You just have to be able to react quick enough. If you’re an expert on the buy side and the sell side, you really shouldn’t be in the worst position. Yes, the price points could be lower, but perhaps you could transact more. So it’s all about reading and being involved in the analytics of it all so that you can be an expert either way.” Lindsey Stokes Robinson  “The mega agent mindset is one that seeks every opportunity and takes advantage of every opportunity, and does not limit oneself to one particular segment of a market.” Jason Will  “The power of connections, creating a relationship with each client, asking for business. That is key. People don’t ask enough for business. Be tenacious and believe in yourself.” Lindsey Stokes Robinson   Resources: Lindsey Stokes Robinson Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker | Licensed as Lindsey S Robinson // lindsey.stokes@compass.com   The Agent 251 team would like to know what you think about the podcast, especially this episode. Do you agree with Jason? Did any of these ideas help you? Do you disagree with any? Let us know by contacting Jason at jasonwill@southalabamaliving.com. Thanks for listening. Contact Jason Will Real Estate Prompt and professional service is our guarantee. JWRE's goal is to be informative and helpful. Through our service, we hope to earn your business with our exemplary level of service and extensive local knowledge of the Mobile & Baldwin County area. Agent 251 is recorded and produced at Deep Fried Studios. Producer: Johnny Gwin 

Broc Tickle was one of the riders left standing when the RCH Team was unbelievably disbanded a mere year after winning a Championship... BUT Broc's reputation for being a hard working, highly coachable racer has landed him on the Red Bull KTM right alongside Marvin Musquin and training with Aldon Baker. He joins us to talk about how happy he is looking at 2018. Defending Endurocross Champ Colton Haaker joins us to talk about his title-run for 2018 which has just begun and John Anderson of Dubya USA is in studio with Kris Keefer providing insight and a little Keefer After Dark.

Broc Tickle was one of the riders left standing when the RCH Team was unbelievably disbanded a mere year after winning a Championship... BUT Broc's reputation for being a hard working, highly coachable racer has landed him on the Red Bull KTM right alongside Marvin Musquin and training with Aldon Baker. He joins us to talk about how happy he is looking at 2018. Defending Endurocross Champ Colton Haaker joins us to talk about his title-run for 2018 which has just begun and John Anderson of Dubya USA is in studio with Kris Keefer providing insight and a little Keefer After Dark.

For our special show we reunite factory Yamaha team from 2003-2005 in-studio to look back at the fun times, laugh about the stories and we touch on 2017 motocross as well

Trey Canard has had a fluctuating season to say the least but hey, he still has Tim Ferry in his back pocket so... that got weird. Austin Stroupe's return to racing via Arenacross has hit a little speedbump and he comes on to tell his story. Cade Clason comes on and the Seven DEUCE DEUCE is in studio! Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Davi Millsaps comes on to trade blows with friendly foe, Matthes. Mookie was hauling the mail in Atl and comes on to discuss and THE Tim Ferry joins us to discuss the prowess of one Martin Davalos. JT$ in studio for stellar analysis and comedy hi jinx. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Cole calls in and is shocked to find he's leading the RX SX Title poll, Hayden Mellross is badgered with Tim Ferry questions, Dave Castillo finishes his debate of the Asterisk AC System with Matthes and Keefer brings the creepy. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

The repeat 250 MX Champ joins us, Matthes' Hero, Tim Ferry talks about the Legends race as does Grant Langston. Ping calls in with a feeble attempt at replacing an in studio appearance and Kris Keefer makes it creepy. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Jake Weimer joins us to shed some light on what he thinks about the funk he's been battling through. Weston Peick elaborates on how his National Series with RCH went, THE Red Dog joins us for some standard creepy moments created by Matthes. THe always epic story teller, Jim Holley comes on and the Seven Deuce Deuce plays positive-co-host. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Matthes gets the 03-05 factory Yamaha big dogs together here to reminisce about their time together. Big laughs, great stories.

Andrew Short comes on to get creeped out by Moser, Trey sheds light on his return to racing, It's Timmy's birthday and Steve forgets. Tyler Bowers comes on to discuss the state of the Arenacross series and David Vuillemin is in studio for great stories. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Part two of the Ferry saga wraps up here. What a heroic career.

Part two of the Ferry saga wraps up here. What a heroic career.

Matthes hooks up with the one and only Tim Ferry for part one of this career podcast.

Matthes hooks up with the one and only Tim Ferry for part one of this career podcast.

Solid show with a bunch of Kawasaki riders. Remember to listen live Monday nights at 6:00 p.m. PST!

I don't know what else needs to be said other than, Tim Ferry and Atlanta SX Review. #Boom.

I don't know what else needs to be said other than, Tim Ferry and Atlanta SX Review. #Boom.

@therealreddog discusses this crazy SX season with Matthes.

@therealreddog discusses this crazy SX season with Matthes.

This week we find out that Button has a long haul ahead of him, Ferry's not worried about Canard, Kenny doesn't like time-outs, J-Bone says Fresno Smooth was pretty real and Tony Alessi is back! Remember to listen live Monday nights at 6:00 p.m. PST!

Some call it our best show ever. Judge for yourself. The ever interesting Mitch Payton, 16yr old German prodigy Ken Roczen, and two red headed fella's who know a thing or two about dirt cicle racin'. Remember to listen live Monday nights at 6:00 p.m. PST!

Matthes, Red Dog and a VCR rolling Arnhem '03.

Matthes, Red Dog and a VCR rolling Troy '95.

Tim Ferry, Scott Sheak and Jason Thomas join Matthes and Watson for another installment of the PulpMX.com Show. Remember to listen live Monday nights at 6:00 p.m. PST for a chance to call in yourself!

With the announcement that Tim Ferry has hung up his boots for good, Matthes calls up Red Dog to get his thoughts on retiring, what he's going to miss the most, his regrets and coaching Trey Canard. This is part one of a two part show.

With the announcement that Tim Ferry has hung up his boots for good, Matthes calls up Red Dog to get his thoughts on retiring, what he's going to miss the most, his regrets and coaching Trey Canard. This is part one of a two part show.

Jake Weimer is coming off his first supercross championship but is struggling a bit in the outdoors. Listen in as we talk about the outdoor season, staying in Florida, Tim Ferry, Nick Wey and much, much more.

Jake Weimer is coming off his first supercross championship but is struggling a bit in the outdoors. Listen in as we talk about the outdoor season, staying in Florida, Tim Ferry, Nick Wey and much, much more.

Ernesto Fonseca was in the prime of his career when he suffered a devastating crash while practicing. EF10 and Matthes talk titles, his career, what he's doing now, the 2010 SX season and more. Tim Ferry even gets on the line to talk about ramming Ernie.

Ernesto Fonseca was in the prime of his career when he suffered a devastating crash while practicing. EF10 and Matthes talk titles, his career, what he's doing now, the 2010 SX season and more. Tim Ferry even gets on the line to talk about ramming Ernie.

Kenny Watson and Steve Matthes talk to Ryan Villopoto about his crash and his health, as well as JGR Team Manager Jeremy Albrecht and some guy named Tim Ferry. Listen to the PulpMX.com Show live on Monday nights at 6:00 p.m. PST.

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 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.

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.

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.

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!

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!

Matthes has his first two-time guest on and it's not even Tim Ferry! Anyways, Chad Reed came on to chat with Steve about his turbulent season and all that has been going on.

Matthes has his first two-time guest on and it's not even Tim Ferry! Anyways, Chad Reed came on to chat with Steve about his turbulent season and all that has been going on.