Inside Monster Jam - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Introduction with host Scott Jordan
Host Scott Jordan welcomes us to "Inside Monster Jam!" This official Monster Jam podcast offers exclusive inside access to Monster Jam Operations, including drivers, safety, track design and the Monster Jam Garage.
Jayme Dalsing and Brandon Vinson
Scott Jordan sits down with Senior Director of Monster Jam Global Operations Jayme Dalsing and Monster Jam World Finals Champion Brandon Vinson to discuss the Return of Monster Jam World Finals to Orlando. Brandon talks to winning the racing championship and the race against Ryan Anderson.
Andrew Palochko and Tristan England
EarthShaker driver Tristan England and Monster Jam's Director of Operations Andrew Palochko stop by to discuss fan judging with "Inside Monster Jam" host Scott Jordan.
Michael Moser and Colt Stephens
Colt Stephens and Michael Moser stop by on this episode of "Inside Monster Jam" with host Scott Jordan to discuss the international tour, as well as Colt getting back in the truck.
Dustin Brown and Jeff Sinn
Dustin Brown and Jeff Sinn stop by on this episode of "Inside Monster Jam" with host Scott Jordan to discuss all things "Inside the Garage."
Scott Douglass
Hall of Famer Scott Douglass stops by to discuss his legendary career behind the microphone and share his thoughts on the future of the sport of Monster Jam.
Keith Speller
Keith Speller, the Senior Director of Operations and Booking at Monster Jam, stops by to chat with Scott Jordan about the work that goes into building a Monster Jam tour and finding new talent.
Todd LeDuc and Coty Saucier
On this special "rivalries" edition of Inside Monster Jam with Scott Jordan, Monster Jam athletes Todd LeDuc and Coty Saucier stop by to discuss the fierce competition but also comradery between the Monster Jam competitors.
Tom Meents
Max-D driver Tom Meents stops by to discuss his legendary Monster Jam career, and 20 years of Maximum Destruction!
Scott Olinski
Monster Jam Director of Stadium Operations Scott Olinski stops by on 'Inside Monster Jam' to discuss the past, present, and future of Monster Jam World Finals.
Camden Murphy
Monster Jam athlete and NASCAR driver Camden Murphy (Bakugan Dragonoid) stops by on "Inside Monster Jam" to discuss his life on and off the racetrack.
Bari Musawwir
Zombie driver Bari Musawwir stops by on 'Inside Monster Jam' to discuss coming up through the sport with host Scott Jordan.
Ryan Anderson & Bryce Kenny
Monster Jam drivers Ryan Anderson and Bryce Kenny chat with 'Inside Monster Jam' host Scott Jordan about life on and off the track.
Krysten and Weston Anderson
Monster Jam athletes and siblings Krysten and Weston Anderson stop by on "Inside Monster Jam" to discuss life growing up in the Anderson household.
John Saponaro and Matt Isbill
On this season finale of "Inside Monster Jam," John Saponaro and Matt Isbill join Scott Jordan to discuss life on the road and preview the 2023 Arena and Stadium Championship Series.
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