Jon Zimmer Sr. and Jr. are back in Monster Jam. They discuss their spilt from Team OverBored, the creation of Send It Motorsports, and what It means to have Terminal Velocity and Uproar competing together. 

El Toro Loco’s MJ Solorio discusses his journey from Monster Jam fan to Rookie of the Year contender, honing his skills on the independent circuit, and learning from the legend himself, Tom Meents, at Monster Jam University. 

Armando Castro clinched his first career series championship. The El Toro Logo driver talks about his season long rivalry with Krysten Anderson, World Finals XXIII expectations, and what it means to be the first Latino driver to win a series in Monster Jam history. 

Grave Digger’s Tyler Menninga won his second-straight series title, clinching Stadium Championship Series East. He discusses his career triumphs and the trials that plagued him at World Finals last year. Hear the East Series Champion’s perditions for World Finals XXIII.  

Arena Championship Series West came to a wild conclusion. Series champion Matt Cody discusses keeping the series lead and passing the World Finals bid to runner-up Dalton Widner. The Jurassic Attack driver speaks to the excitement of going to his first World Finals appearance.

Weston Anderson claims his third straight Arena Championship Series title. The Grave Digger driver discusses where this win ranks in his career, possibly transitioning to stadiums, and his expectations at World Finals XXIII.  

The newest truck in the Monster Jam fleet has made its grand entrance at Monster Jam World Finals XXIII. We meet the Sparkle Smash driver and discuss how the toy became a fiercely competitive racing machine. 

Max-D’s Blake Granger discusses his season abroad, conquering the Monstergon, and competing in the main field at World Finals XXIII for the first time in his career as the International Series Champion.

Ryan Anderson is the first driver to win a 2024 series championship and earn an automatic bid to Monster Jam World Finals XXIII. The Son-Uva Digger driver discusses his season, preparing for SoFi Stadium, and what it would mean to be the winningest Anderson in World Finals history.

Feld Entertainment’s COO, Juliette Feld-Grossman, discusses the acquisition of Monster Jam and Supercross, and the growth of the company’s motorsports division.

As the Monstergon makes its highly anticipated debut, Monster Jam’s Jayme Dalsing breaks down the exciting new Ramped Up series. Then Eric Meagher, Director of Research and Development at Monster Jam, explains how his team brought the Monstergon to life.

Drivers Brandon Arthur and Myranda Cozad preview the international series as it gets underway in Birmingham, England.  The pair discuss the new Monster Jam Ramped Up series including testing out the Monstergon and their second-year piloting Marvel Monster Jam trucks.

Monster Jam Showdown is the most highly anticipated video game in years.  Join game director, Federico Spada from Milestone as we discuss how they created the most authentic Monster Jam driving experience game to date.  

Legendary driver Charlie “Chuckie” Pauken discusses his early career at Thunder Nationals and returning to Grave Digger for the first time in four years. He also talks about traveling on the international series and the return of Excaliber to Monster Jam. 

Two-Time Monster Jam World Finals Champion Todd LeDuc gets personal, discussing life on and off the track. Todd’s gained a whole new perspective and it’s led to a mid-season resurgence in the points standings.

Shane England joins the show to discuss his storied career, building a new truck, and witnessing his son, Tristan, win a World Finals Racing Championship.

King Krunch creator and former driver Scott Stephens discusses the early days of Monster Jam and watching his son, Colt, following in his footsteps and succeeding beyond his wildest dreams. 

Team Scream’s Joe Foley discusses side-stepping the sophomore jinx while leading his series in freestyle wins, his transition into El Toro Loco, and developing into a Monster Jam fan favorite.

Monster Jam’s Ryan Albin discusses his influence as a Spin Master ambassador, creating the first fan-designed diecast truck, and his many roles behind the scenes.

ThunderROARus crew chief Shelby Fisher discusses her time as a student at UNOH, inspiring female technicians, and winning a World Finals championship crewing for Colt Stephens.

Angelina Nock discusses her time as a family entertainment daredevil to an adrenaline-charged Monster Jam Driver: The similarities, the family businesses, and making an impact in her rookie season.

Discover the process of designing and building a state-of-the-art Monster Jam track. 

Rookie driver, Fernando Martinez discusses his time at Monster Jam University. We also discuss his impressive debut weekend and his journey from playing a monster truck simulator game to driving El Toro Loco.

Camden Murphy discusses his upcoming debut in The Amazing Spider-Man, the effect Murphy’s Law had on his season, and what it will take for him to win a championship.

Remote from Angel Stadium in Anaheim, we meet the winning team Captain and Most Valuable Driver as they discuss the winning strategy and what led them to becoming victorious at the Monster Jam Superstar Challenge.

Dragon’s Coty Saucier joins the show to look back on his 2023 season and discusses his competitive road to get back to World Finals on Arena Championship Series East. 

Megalodon’s Cory Rummell discuss his career with Team Scream Racing, joining Zombie Nation for the Superstar Challenge, and previews the road to World Finals XXIII on Stadium Championship Series West.

The newest truck in Monster Jam is here and it’s the JCB DIGatron! JCB’s Alice Bamford discusses the new partnership and driver Tristan England previews his 2024 season on Stadium Championship Series East. 

Monster Mutt Dalmatian’s Jamie Sullivan joins the show to discuss her background at UNOH and the triumphs and tribulations of her rookie year as she looks ahead to the 2024 season on Arena Championship Series Central.

Team Throttle Monster’s Dalton Widner and Devin Winfield discuss their vastly different journeys into Monster Jam and preview the 2024 season on Arena Championship Series West.

Host Scott Jordan, with special appearances by previous guests, celebrates 50 episodes by looking back on past show highlights, and answering fan questions from the Inside Monster Jam mailbag. 

Former Monster Jam host Ryan LaCosse joins Scott Jordan for a candid conversation about how he got his start in the sport, the pressure of replacing Scott Douglass, and transitioning away from life on the road. 

Morgan Kane joins the show to discuss why he walked away from driving in his prime, life after driving, and the biggest trade in Monster Jam history. 

The team from Starr Creations stops by the studio to discuss the design and build process that goes into helping Monster Jam create state-of-the-art truck bodies. 

The brother and sister team of Mikayla and Brandon Tulachka discuss growing up around the sport with their dad Mitch, the process of building a new truck, and life on the road as a family.

Former driver and professional wrestler Chad Fortune joins host Scott Jordan in-studio as they discuss the former partnership between Monster Jam and World Championship Wrestling. 

Cynthia Gauthier joins the show to discuss exciting news surrounding the Lucas Stabilizer for the 2024 season.

Megalodon driver Ashley Sanford joins the show to detail her journey from racing top fuel dragsters in southern California to being named Monster Jam Co-Rookie of the Year.

Rick and Ryan Disharoon discuss the origins of The Metal Shop dating back to Rick’s driving career in Backdraft, Ryan’s childhood working for his dad, and offers a peak at the exciting projects happening inside The Metal Shop. 

Zombie’s Bari Musawwir discusses the popularity of R/C trucks in Monster Jam, the impact it’s had on his career, how he was able to get more drivers involved, and offers insight into next year’s R/C World Finals at SoFi Stadium. 

Elvis Lainez talks about growing up as a fan of Monster Jam and the perseverance and passion that led him to become one of the sports rising stars behind the wheel of El Toro Loco. 

Matt and Nick Pagliarulo discuss their journey from superfans to becoming superstars on Monster Jam, as well as the rise of Kraken as a freestyle competitor and future expansion of the team, while Mike Pagliarulo and Chuckie Pauken III break down the highly-anticipated return of Excaliber to Monster Jam.

Discover what it takes to put together the biggest pit party in motorsports. An in-depth interview with the two people responsible for the creative planning, set up, and execution of the Monster Jam World Finals XXII Pit Party.

Former World Finals Champion Matt Cody discusses his experience competing on the international tour, working at the historic Hagerstown Speedway, and realizing his dream of driving Grave Digger.

The Great Clips Mohawk Warrior driver Bryce Kenny joins the show to discuss the lingering effects of the long week in Nashville and his emotions on and off the track after being unable to compete in Freestyle. 

Black Pearl driver Cole Venard joins the show to discuss the start of his career with Team Grave Digger, reinventing himself with a prosthetic leg, and what it meant to win the Outreach Awards for his organization, Limbs Like Me. 

A special edition of Inside Monster Jam from Nashville, Tennessee as the Icon, Dennis Anderson, and the Professor, Tom Meents, stop by to discuss the incredible rivalry between Grave Digger and Max-D as we celebrate 20 years of Maximum Destruction at Monster Jam World Finals XXII.

Scott Jordan speaks with the four newly-crowned World Finals champions on location in Nashville at the Wildhorse Saloon. Join Tristan England, Colt Stephens, Tyler Menninga, and Ryan Anderson as they discuss their career-defining wins at the biggest event of the year at Nissan Stadium.

Velociraptor driver Travis Mowery discusses his sudden retirement from Monster Jam, the importance of fatherhood, and his career in Monster Jam.

Grave Digger Crew Chief Gio Andino breaks down his transition from crewing for Todd Leduc to Adam Anderson. Plus the role he played in Anderson’s 2023 Series Championship.