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Denny Hamlin
Daytona 500
Kyle Larson
Connor Zilisch
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Kenny Wallace
Racing
Austin Dillon
Carson Hocevar
Indycar
Atlanta Motor Speedway
Kenny Schrader
Richard Childress Racing
Joey Logano
Dale Earnhardt
Tyler Reddick
William Byron
Ryan Blaney

Epically historic. Occasionally irreverent. Always hilarious. Never – and we mean never – giving a single solitary damn about anything but racing, drinking beer and telling stories, some even true. What else would you expect from a show with Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader, the charismatic, fan-favorite, midwestern buddies who are still gettin’ it done on racetracks near you. On this show, Wallace ... more

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Kenny Wallace sits down with Nick Hoffman fresh off the biggest win of his career — the 56th running of the World 100, the most-watched Dirt Late Model race ever broadcast. They get into what it felt like watching his text messages blow up from Austr... more

Eighteen cautions, four-wide into turn one on a flat mile, brakes going away everywhere you looked – and at the end of it Kyle Larson breaks a 51-race drought on four fresh tires while Joey Logano sits there with two. The guys agree last weekend was... more

Michael Waltrip sits down with Kenny Wallace for one of the most honest conversations of his career. They go all the way back to Owensboro, Kentucky, where a broke kid with a borrowed go-kart ended up crashing on Kyle Petty's basement floor, then Ric... more

This week on Herm & Schrader, we breakdown Christopher Bell's big win at Darlington to kick off the Chase for the Championship. Carson Hocevar's at it again, this week with Brad Keselowski. What's different this time and why has Schrader finally ha... more

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Recent Guests

Nick Hoffman
Dirt Super Late Model racer and World 100 champion
Team Hoffman / Dirt Late Model racing
Episode: "Chicken Salad Out of Chicken S*": Nick Hoffman Gets Real About the Grind
Michael Waltrip
NASCAR driver, team owner, and longtime TV personality
NASCAR, Michael Waltrip Racing (historical)
Episode: Why Dale Earnhardt Sr. Called Michael Waltrip a 'Tough Sumbitch'
Darrell Gwynn
NHRA drag racer, author of Fortunate Son
Darrell Gwynn Enterprises / book author
Episode: He Lost His Arm, His Legs, and Almost His Life — Then Rebuilt It All
Danielle Trotta
NASCAR broadcaster and journalist
Fox Sports, Sirius XM (On Track)
Episode: Pit Reporter, Host, Radio Voice — Danielle Trotta Has Done It All
Kaitlyn Vincie
Broadcast journalist and NASCAR reporter
Fox/Sports networks (FS1)
Episode: Kaitlyn Vincie: Grassroots Racing To Network TV
Jonathan Davenport
Top dirt dirt racing driver, JD
Davenport Racing
Episode: Jonathan Davenport: Dirt Racing’s Superman
Jamie Little
First lady of motorsports TV, trailblazing pit reporter and announcer
Fox Sports, former ESPN/ABC, IndyCar/X Games veteran
Episode: Jamie Little: Rewriting The Rules Of Racing Television
Erica Enders
NHRA Pro Stock Champion
Elite Motorsports / Enders Racing
Episode: Six Titles and Erica Enders Still Has Something to Prove
Corey Heim
24-year-old race car driver
NASCAR Cup Series
Episode: Heim vs. Hocevar - Is The Media To Blame For This Rivalry?

Hosts

Kenny Wallace
Host with a long-running presence in racing media and racing culture.
Ken Schrader
Co-host known for candid storytelling and racing insights.
Herm
Co-host bringing humor and old-school racing perspective.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 284 ratings
  • Meh

    I’ll probably get flack for being a “hater”. I grew up watching both race, as a dirt racer I still keep up with both, was excited when the show was announced, but I’ll be honest if you just did coffee with Kenny and took deets along this one could be done. Schrader never gives an opinion on anything, and you get one sentence answers mostly. Maybe it’s because he worried about his racing or what … I don’t know. But to me, listening to the dirt parlor is how a great racing podcast is ran. I love y... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Shagan77
    United States4 months ago
  • Only 1 issue

    Please tell Dietz to stay out of the conversation. He’s the only person I don’t like in this podcast. He’s too negative and seems to hate modern day nascar.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    jedimasterogle
    United States5 months ago
  • Great show.

    Love the conversations, insights from Legends, personalities, and stories. Keep it up and keep them coming.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    New World Yogi
    United States10 months ago
  • The great Rick Mast.

    Love the shows with Rick, please please bring him back. I really miss his show

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    gshhdgdhxjxhbd
    United Statesa year ago
  • Thank you Mark and Kenny for being our voice. The "old" folks are the ones with the disposable income.

    Audible
    5
    Daisy Hill
    United Statesa year ago

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Some listeners critique pacing or certain idiosyncrasies but mostly praise authenticity and camaraderie.
Episodes with high-profile guests land well for engagement and sharing.
Audience responds positively to crossover guests from racing and media, boosting sponsorship interest.
Fans love the old-school racing banter and stories from legends.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Why Dale Earnhardt Sr. Called Michael Waltrip a 'Tough Sumbitch'
Q: What was the biggest turning point in your TV and media career related to NASCAR?
The transition to Speed and Fox, with roles on shows like Inside Nex Hill Cup and other coverage, helped Waltrip leverage his racing experience into a long, influential media career, blending entertainment with sport and shaping NASCAR's TV presentation.
Why Dale Earnhardt Sr. Called Michael Waltrip a 'Tough Sumbitch'
Q: How did sponsorship and branding opportunities influence your path into Cup racing?
Sponsorships were essential stepping stones; early support from sponsors like Comfort Coach Vans and others allowed Waltrip to fund early racing and move up from Dash/Ark series to Cup, illustrating that persistent sponsorship outreach and storytelling were as crucial as driving talent.
Why Dale Earnhardt Sr. Called Michael Waltrip a 'Tough Sumbitch'
Q: What was the nature of the relationship between Dale Earnhardt Sr. and Michael Waltrip that led to such mutual respect?
Dale saw in Waltrip someone who earned his respect through effort and merit, not just family ties, and he believed Waltrip could win when given the opportunity, a belief that fueled their collaboration and Waltrip's rise to prominence in NASCAR.
Six Titles and Erica Enders Still Has Something to Prove
Q: Without telling us, what area did you find all this speed in lately, and what did you learn from that discovery?
She explains that the speed improvement came from a combination of engine, manifold, and strategic adjustments within the team, plus ongoing R&D and a focus on reliability and timing, which collectively raised performance.
Six Titles and Erica Enders Still Has Something to Prove
Q: Tell me about that moment where in the first round you had to know you were going up against the 2004 Nascar champion.
Enders recalls the high-stakes atmosphere of facing Kurt Busch in the first round, emphasizing the excitement and pressure of racing against a NASCAR champion and the extra eyeballs it brought to the sport.

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The show blends veteran racing personalities with candid storytelling, focusing on NASCAR history, road racing, and behind-the-scenes industry dynamics. Episodes mix personal memories, race-day anecdotes, and sharp takes on sponsorships, media, and evolving schedules, often featuring long-form conversations with drivers, team owners, and media figures. Listeners can expect humor, unvarnished opinions, and a nostalgia-tinged appreciation for racing culture, delivered with irreverent banter and a strong sense of midwestern camaraderie. A notable edge is how guests from across racing and action sports intersect with business, media, and fan engagement, making it a lively hub for fans, sponsors, and potential guests alike.

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Recent guests on Herm & Schrader include:

1. Nick Hoffman
2. Michael Waltrip
3. Darrell Gwynn
4. Danielle Trotta
5. Kaitlyn Vincie
6. Jonathan Davenport
7. Jamie Little
8. Erica Enders

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