Show #486 - James Stewart, Levi Kitchen, Sebastian Tortelli with Jason Thomas and Weege In-Studio

The PulpMX.com Show

Steve Matthes

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

4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 21 December 2021

⏱️ 333 minutes

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Summary

The Legend himself, James Stewart is on tonight for the first time in five years. We covered a range of topics and Stew was as candid as we've ever heard him. He's got a new podcast so he came on to let us know what he's been up to and what his plans are moving forward. Levi Kitchen joins us to talk about the coming season and those whoops that sidelined him until the East Coast 250SX series. All around great guy and very good looking, Sebastian Tortelli is on and we catch up with the charismatic Frenchman to discuss the Stark Electric bike and his involvement in it's development in coming to market.

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0:00.0	It feels like time, the fuck all year
0:09.0	It feels like a joke, just to breathe
0:18.0	It feels like time, and time, and all
0:24.0	It feels like time, and time, and time, and time
0:28.0	I can't fall in the water
0:34.0	I'm the boy
0:44.0	Take me out, take me out
0:49.0	Just follow around me
0:54.0	Get to be back home
1:01.0	I'm in fear
1:03.0	Just in the night
1:06.0	I'll be up there
1:08.0	You can get to your place
1:11.0	Welcome to the Palper Max Show
1:14.0	Presented by MotoSport.com
1:17.0	Five racing and T-Cale works
1:19.0	Coming to you live from Las Vegas
1:22.0	Right outside the lion's den
1:25.0	With your hosts Steve Mathis and Jason Thomas
1:30.0	And now strap in and get ready
1:33.0	It's show time
1:37.0	I just don't like the guy, the guy is just a douchebag
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