Guest: Doug Henry Aug 2009

The Steve Matthes Show on RacerX

Steve Matthes

Racerx, Pulpmx, Professional, 051142, Motocross, Sports & Recreation, Supercross, Steve Matthes

4.7 • 878 Ratings

🗓️ 14 August 2009

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Doug Henry, one of the most beloved motocrossers ever shares his career with us in a sincere full disclosure interview. This is a must listen, as if I need to tell you.

Transcript

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0:00.0	This is a warning.
0:15.0	Tell me why can I find what I'm looking for?
0:20.0	To take my way out of this plane. This is a warning.
0:24.1	I repeat, this is a warning.
0:26.9	Your brain may explode from listening to this show.
0:30.2	We will not be held responsible if it does.
0:33.1	What are you going to do about it anyway?
0:34.7	You won't have a head.
0:36.1	You've been warned.
0:37.7	And now, welcome to the RacerX podcast show with Steve Mathis.
1:02.6	Hey, this is Tim Ferraryk, you're listening to a RacerX podcast by Steve Mathis.
1:05.8	I swear I've still yet to ever listen to one.
1:12.2	All right, welcome to the RacerX podcast, none other than number 19 Connecticut legend,
1:14.2	motorcycle legend, Doug Henry.
1:15.6	Doug, welcome to the show.
1:16.6	Thank you.
1:17.7	Thanks for having me.
1:20.4	Yeah, man, I've gotten a lot of requests. I think you're the third highest guy behind McGrath and Jason Lawrence as far as who people want to hear from.
1:26.9	So, thanks. I guess it's nice to who people want to hear from. So thanks.
1:28.6	I guess it's nice to be wanted to be heard from.
1:31.7	I don't know what I have to say.
1:32.9	Hopefully I'll have something interesting.
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