Show #22 - Andrew Short, Mark Pellegrino, Justin Brayton, Dean Wilson and Jason Thomas

The PulpMX.com Show

Steve Matthes

Motocross, 051142, Sports %26 Recreation, Steve Matthes, Supercross, Pulpmx, Professional

4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 22 June 2010

⏱️ 175 minutes

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Summary

Listen in as hosts Steve Matthes and Kenny Watson speak to Andrew Short, Justin Brayton, Dean Wilson and Jason Thomas stays on the line for a while as well. Surprise call in guest, Mark Pellegrino (Kyle Regals step-father) calls in. Instant. Legend.

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0:00.0	All around the day.
0:02.0	They've got to be back on.
0:07.0	Burning future is in the mountains in the mountains
0:15.0	or in the way you can catch
0:20.0	for the future.
0:21.0	Welcome to the Popinoxacan Show.
0:26.0	Broadcasting live around the world from the Vegas Strip in a room with a term action could
0:31.9	prefer only to the classic supercross playing on the VCR.
0:36.8	And now introducing your hosts, Steve Mathis and the OG K-Watson.
0:43.0	I just don't like the guy, the guy's Pulpim X show.
0:55.0	We're live on the air right now as we speak.
1:01.0	I'm Steve Mathis, with me as my usual co-host.
1:05.1	He showed up.
1:06.2	As usual, five minutes to six.
1:07.9	Kenny Watson, what's up?
1:09.0	Hey, how's everybody doing?
1:10.5	Just got, uh, just battling the strip, man. when you come to the studio on the
1:14.4	lost game of the strip it's kind of gnarly. Yeah we're right on the strip right at
1:17.4	the hard rock no not hard rock we're right at the MGM that's right looking over
1:20.9	strip around the corner we're today We're posted up right under the lion.
1:24.0	Yes, yes, exactly.
1:26.0	Come by and sit in.
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