GuyB/Michael...have you guys considered a Vital MX podcast?

And every week a new vitard who can say his opinion hahahaha.

Get the pulp MX app, plenty of Moto Pod casts, and the Pulp MX show is spot on. I wish I had started listening earlier, first time was in June. Now I am listening to past broad casts, worth it.

Vital hits it out the park on online content , RacerX has stories and news , Pulp is for Podcasts and Radio Bro..

Enough to go round for everyone IMO

+1 on pretty much everything flatout said. Vital is my go to moto site on the daily, and I absolutely can't get enough of the podcast content Matthes puts out. ML has always killed it anytime he's been on the Pulp show.

Geez, can you imagine ML and Keefer talking setup for hours and hours on end, like it's a juvenile diabetes telethon or something

Who actually listens to podcasts? I hate podcasts. I'd rather just watch a video interview instead.

Marx said PulpMX show gets about 10,000 downloads a week. That's just Pulp show, not the various other pods Matthes puts out. I can't imagine taking long drives for my job without listening to moto podcasts. I listen to them while working in the garage, while cutting my grass, even when I lay down in bed some nights. I've probably listened to 90% of his rider interview pods, some of them multiple times because they're so damn interesting (the Brian Lunniss one is one of my all time favorites)

You are a highly qualified... Never rode a bike but knows everything, So for you the honor for the first episode

Statistics show that iOS users listen more often to podcasts, kill me... are you a Win/ Android user? I listen to podcast, mixtape and some Twitter, Instagram and Vital all at the same time... if you talk about multitasking

Pretty much like them all. Listen to them while driving or at the gym. Of course, Pulp has a lot of good content, Main Event Moto's good too, and Pit Pass Moto. Like the variety, but the lengthy and in-depth interviews are my favorite.

My go to lately has been Big MX Radio. Knowledgeable and prepared. His questions are sometimes wordy, but he's a good interviewer. Standout interviews are Chad Watts, Steve Lamson, Dave Osterman, and Mike Young to name a few.

Get Osterman amd Young on the line at the same time! Great story tellers, articulate, and a lot of energy! Didn't know Young's moto life started up in Norcal before he moved down to SoCal around 10 years old. Great memories he recollected at Carnegie and PAL track in Santa Clara.

Vital could have great Podcasts. Anyone with 15,000 or more posts can steer the content and topics. 5,000 or more can be interviewed and choose/create sound bites. Anyone* can submit questions. *Newbies (account less than 7 days old ), provide a couple minutes material on their assigned Dumgeon thread to report on. Social Media "You are the product".

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Luckily you ride, otherwise you would've posted a lot of bullshit.

I would really like to see Vital do a regular weekly podcast. I think that there is something lacking in a few of the moto podcasts. Pulp MX will be charging for podcasts in the future which is OK for some but the constant advertising and sponsor mentions is mind numbing IMO.

Would there be any talk about bears?

Unlike ML, I am not a King of Babble-On. I would produce the world's shortest podcasts, probably good for a lunch half-hour.

That said, is it completely out of the question? No.

I just hate cheap podcast..its like cutting track.. where you find time to listen, at work you can read stuff at meetings but cant listen.

They would boot all the listeners for asking dumb questions