Raw race-week talk from inside moto.
MOTOXPOD is a moto-first interview show built around race-week access and plainspoken race conversation. It moves from podium reactions and press-day pressure to bike setup, injuries, sponsor reads, music episodes, and the personalities orbiting the sport.
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MOTOXPOD works best as a running conversation from inside the supercross and motocross world. Its center of gravity is race week. The show moves between post-race scrums, press-day questions, studio chat, Spotlight profiles, and occasional music episodes under The Mixdown. It is not polished studio distance. It sounds close to the pits, the stadium floor, and the riders trying to explain a night before the next one arrives. The strongest moments come when results and expectations rub against each other. Cooper Webb can describe a second place as useful but still not satisfying. Drew Adams can talk through first-race jitters, whoop-section crashes, and chasing the wrong bike setup. Ken Rockson can describe title pressure as constant work, not a sudden late-season storyline. Other interviews sit in the hard middle of a season, where a fifth place can feel both disappointing and necessary after injuries and a difficult start. The questions are often technical. Starts matter. Suspension matters. Whoops matter. So do fitness, confidence, routine, and luck. Studio episodes loosen the format with Scott Thompson and TJ Smith, with talk about Nashville travel, Yamaha reads, Hayden Deegan, and what counts as legend status. Spotlight episodes broaden the show beyond current results, giving room to people such as Mike Beyer and Zac Herrin to trace where they came from and how they found their place in the industry. The Mixdown adds another lane, letting Jamie Guida talk music, recording, touring stories, and moto fandom with guests such as Scott Key. The result is a show for listeners who want access, names, setup details, and the odd funny detour. It assumes the audience already cares about the sport. That is part of the charm. MOTOXPOD speaks from within the community, where a haircut joke, a Triple Crown preview, and a suspension answer can all belong in the same conversation.
Made for: MOTOXPOD is for supercross, motocross, and off-road fans who want rider access, technical context, and race-week texture. It especially suits listeners who follow points battles, bike setup, injuries, and race personalities closely.
What sets it apart: The show stands out through immediate race-site interviews and a familiar insider tone that keeps riders talking past the standard result recap. Its mix of press-day access, Spotlight profiles, studio banter, and music-side detours gives the moto world more shape than a simple news roundup.
The MotoXpod is a podcast covering Supercross, motocross, and off-road with exclusive interviews with many of the top riders in the world.
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Houston press day turns season pressure into relaxed talk about riding, recovery, and personality.
Houston press-day interviews find motocross in a restless middle stretch, with the first Triple Crown still ahead and riders sorting through rough starts, redemption, and the thin margins that shape a season.
Road miles, tour scars, and a drummer who still sounds glad he went.
This episode leans into the life around the music, where a listener on Instagram nudges the booking and Scott Key arrives as both drummer and moto fan.
A plainspoken look at privateer racing, rider support, and the money shaping both.
MotoXPod keeps this Guts Racing Spotlight focused on Chris Pinaccio's case for why MX6 Yamaha Racing exists: privateers, the money gap in the sport, and the effort it takes to get riders on the line with equipment built to match the factory bikes.
NASCAR fallout, fantasy picks, and blunt race talk.
MotoGP talk with rough edges and real affection.
Bike chat with mud still on it.
Host Jamie Guida interviews Scott Key, drummer for the rock band ASG, on The Mixdown podcast.
Jamie Guida interviews Chris Pinaccio, owner of MX6 Yamaha Racing, on the Moto X Pod.
Phil Nicoletti and Megan DeVries compare first-date memories, including a night when Phil was too tired after riding and Megan drove to see him.
MOTOXPOD host interviews Vixen guitarist Britt Lightning about her path from hearing Van Halen’s “Eruption” to playing hard rock.
Moto Moms host interviews Tricia Brown, mother of professional motocross rider Pierce Brown, about the family decisions behind his racing career.
MOTOXPOD host Jamie interviews Davey Coombs about the 2026 Pro Motocross Championship, including Hayden Deegan, Jett Lawrence, Hunter Lawrence, international riders, and attendance records.
MotoXpod Ep401 combines Thunder Valley race analysis with interviews featuring RJ Hampshire, Lachlan Turner, and Aiden Keefer.
Heather Adams tells Jamie how Drew Adams went from riding a dirt bike around Georgia property to entering his first motocross race in blue jeans and work boots.
This episode features post-race interviews with motocross riders Cooper Webb and Drew Adams discussing their performances, challenges, and adjustments after competing in Nashville.
Motocross racer Ken Rockson discusses handling pressure while competing for a championship, reflecting on the sport's current competitive state.
This episode features an interview with motocross racer Max Anstie, discussing his career and recent racing events.
Host Jamie Guida interviews Scott Key, drummer for the rock band ASG, discussing music, the band, and his passion for motocross.
A motocross rider reflects on finishing fifth in Birmingham, expressing satisfaction given injury setbacks and technical adjustments to their motorcycle while looking ahead to future races.
This episode features an interview with Mike Beier, a partner at Asterisk Knee Braces, discussing his background growing up in California after moving from Germany and his role in the company.
MOTOXPOD’s Press Day Interviews | 2026 Houston features Eli Tomac, Hayden Deegan, Roxen, Michael Moseman, RJ Hampshire, Max Anstey, and another Houston guest discussing the first Triple Crown of the season.
This episode features an interview with Zac Herrin, a versatile motocross announcer and racer, discussing his background, career, and involvement in various racing events.
This episode features an interview with Brandon Scharer, a former pro motocross racer turned championship-winning suspension tuner, discussing his career journey and insights from Racetech's technical seminar.
This episode features post-race interviews with motocross riders discussing their performances at the Ironman event, including challenges racing against 450cc bikes and reflections on the championship season.
Jamie Guida interviews Chris Pennacchio, owner of MX6 Yamaha Racing, about his motivation for starting a privateer race team to support riders with better equipment and opportunities in motocross.