
Industry Seating is an inside look behind the scenes of professional supercross and motocross racing. Tune in every Monday morning for insight on all things moto.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 239 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsArts | |||

Conspiracy theories were everywhere after moto 1 but Hunter finally secured the title. Let's discuss shall we. --- CHAPTERS --- 00:44 Monday intro: summer winding down, playoffs looming 02:49 Sponsor reads: Guts, Works Connection, Unmatched Supplemen... more
Back in the rolling hills of upper New York, lets get into the action from DILLA! --- CHAPTERS --- 00:01 Cold open / intro 03:44 Commercial 08:12 250 championship stakes at Unadilla 11:00 Kitchen's rough first laps recap 13:48 Cole Davies' crash and ... more
It's the Loretta Lynn's off week from the Pro racing scene so lets get into some silly season stuff.
We're back in the state of Minnesota where the Martin's run the show and we have some interesting results to discuss!
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So much great insight and knowledge. Very repetitive and I’m not sure why? We can rewind the show if we miss something, no need to say it over and over. If I ever get to meet him, I’m going to ask him how he spells the word important. Drives me crazy when he says “impordent”.
The main reason I listen to moto podcasts is to hear the thoughts and opinions of someone who has done it; an insider view. JT is really concise and clear about his thoughts, and does well being unbiased. My only complaint is that he should do more of these and make them a little longer. Good job, JT!
Inconsistent delivery of podcasts and sooooo so much talk about sponsors and other rubbish has turned me off. Other moto pods I consume deliver the sponsor message in a concise and deliberate way which can work well but this pod fails for me
JT works so hard to be direct and concise during his work with the broadcast, and this seems to be the release valve for all the granular details he has to hold back. The wild diversions and off-topic tangents are unpredictable, but always sincere and well-intended. I really appreciate the deeper dive analysis and chance to hear from someone so intimately familiar with our sport, both past and up to the minute present. Kudos JT.
Always enjoy listening to JT’s take on things, as someone who was a longtime top 10 guy, and now with his industry and media roles etc.
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Industry-focused analysis of professional motocross and supercross, with insider perspective on rider contracts, team dynamics, sponsorships, and season-long business moves. Episodes frequently dissect class-by-class racing, track conditions, and strategic decisions, often weaving in travel notes, rider development, and marketability for teams and sponsors. A standout is its candid, opinionated voice that blends technical race analysis with behind-the-scenes industry context, making it valuable for teams, sponsors, and media partners seeking a practical understanding of how decisions shape the sport.
Noteworthy strengths include a clear insider viewpoint, thorough breakdowns of contracts and team moves, and sponsor-read inclusion that rema... more
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