Show #549 - Chad Reed, Phil Nicoletti, JD Beach with Daniel Blair and Jim Holley In-Studio

The PulpMX.com Show

Steve Matthes

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

4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 20 June 2023

⏱️ 305 minutes

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Summary

Chad Reed checks in to let us know what is going on in the World of the Reeds and get his thoughts on the current race scene. Phil Nicoletti made his debut in the Nationals this weekend at High Point and it was of course eventful. He joins us to go over how everything shook out. JD Beach is an American Flattrack racer and he comes on to talk about the series, how he got started and what he thinks about these crazy motocrossers. Uncle Jim Hollywood Holley is in studio with Daniel Blair! Great show!

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0:00.0	It feels like time to let it go
0:09.0	It feels like time to break or show
0:18.0	It feels like time to cut your bricks
0:23.0	It feels like time to fuck or leave
0:31.0	It feels like a joke just to breathe
0:39.0	It feels like time to fuck or leave
0:46.0	It feels like a joke just to breathe
0:53.0	It feels like time to time to let it go
1:01.0	It's like a wake up or in the water
1:09.0	On the road
1:13.0	To the end of the day
1:16.0	Fall all around me
1:19.0	It feels like time to be back home
1:35.0	The burning fire cheers in the night
1:40.0	The burning fire cheers in the night
1:46.0	Welcome to the Palpa Max Show
1:49.0	Presented by MotoSport.com
1:52.0	Five racing and teacale works
1:54.0	Coming to you live from Las Vegas
1:57.0	Right outside the lion's den
2:00.0	With your hosts Steve Mathes
2:03.0	Centennial Brewer
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