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The Sour Power Hour presented by Toxic Waste® Hazardously Sour Candy® is a video podcast hosted every month by Out of Groove host Eric Estepp and Xfinity Series driver Brennan Poole. Each episode, the two cover the current events of NASCAR, interview fan favorite drivers, and host special interactive segments where fans can have their voices heard.

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Latest Episodes

Brennan Poole revisits the final laps at Atlanta. What caused the wreck? What could he have done differently? Brennan and Eric take on those questions and much more in the latest episode of Power Hour!

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Brennan & Eric are back ahead of NASCAR's highly anticipated San Diego race on Naval Base Coronado. They discuss the recent action at Pocono, driver moves and rumors, and the dominant seasons from Denny Hamlin and Justin Allgaier.

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Recent Guests

Corey Heim
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series points leader
Tri-Con Racing, Toyota
Episode: Teams Making BIG Changes | Next Gen Fatigue | Corey Heim Is Ready For The Next Level
John Hunter Nemechek
Legacy Motor Club, NASCAR Cup Series driver
Legacy Motor Club
Episode: John Hunter Nemechek's Roller-Coaster Career | Debating Playoff Formats, In-Season Tournament, and More
Carson Kvapil
Junior Motorsports driver, late model driver, rookie in the NASCAR Xfinity Series
Junior Motorsports
Episode: The Good & Bad of Texas, Early Season Surprises, and Carson Kvapil Stops By!
Ryan Preece
RFK Racing driver
RFK Racing
Episode: Ryan Preece's Unlikely Journey | Drivers Meetings, Dash For Cash, and Charter Drama
Layne Riggs
Two-time Truck Series winner, rookie of the year, and son of former NASCAR driver Scott Riggs.
Front Row Motorsports
Episode: Was the Driver the Problem? | Layne Riggs Performs Under Pressure
Ryan Truex
NASCAR driver and two-time Xfinity winner this year.
NASCAR
Episode: Haley/LaJoie Trade Reaction | SO Close Sheldon Creed | Dale Jr's Final Race? | Ryan Truex Joins The Show
Brennan Poole
NASCAR driver and co-host of the podcast.
NASCAR
Episode: Haley/LaJoie Trade Reaction | SO Close Sheldon Creed | Dale Jr's Final Race? | Ryan Truex Joins The Show
Rajah Caruth
Truck series playoff contender and NASCAR driver
Spire Motorsports
Episode: Let The Drivers Police Themselves? | Rajah Caruth is Taking it One Day at a Time
Christian Eckes
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series points leader
NASCAR
Episode: Our Wildest Spire Theories, Push to the Playoffs (Feat. Christian Eckes)

Host

Eric Estepp
Host with extensive on-air experience, frequently presenting NASCAR analysis and storytelling; often drives conversational energy and fan engagement.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 46 ratings
  • I love this podcast

    Ok so the reason why I love this podcast is because it gives me a good laugh and makes me feel better when I listen to this podcast But there is something bad I have to say about it. There is no Kevin harvick episode

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ghosty reviews
    United States3 years ago
  • Great Start, Excited For More

    As a daily OOTG watcher, I love this long form content with the added perspective of Brennan. Eric is great, and I primarily credit him in growing my interest in stock car racing. Definitely recommend OOTG/Power Hour for open-wheel fans looking to get into NASCAR, as it did for me. Looking forward to the next episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DrippingPurple
    United States3 years ago

Listeners Say

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Praise for accessible deep-dives into driver development and race strategy.
Listene r enthusiasm for candid, entertaining NASCAR takes and behind-the-scenes observations.
Some calls for more guest diversity or specific high-profile guests like Kevin Harvick.
Appreciation for guest variety and practical industry insights for sponsors and advertisers.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#198
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Dominant Drivers, Young NASCAR Talent & San Diego Hype
Q: What makes Jesse Love Cup Series caliber in your opinion?
His attitude and belief in himself, combined with true speed and the right team around him; winning a championship below the Cup level shows he has the talent and potential to handle the next level, though adaptation to a different car is a hurdle.
Teams Making BIG Changes | Next Gen Fatigue | Corey Heim Is Ready For The Next Level
Q: Corey, how different is the Next Gen car in terms of passing and making moves compared to the older generation?
Heim explained that the Next Gen car is much more sensitive to underbody aerodynamics and that you can't push the car off the right rear anymore; you need to manage tire wear and find alternative ways to gain track position through smarter setup and race craft.
John Hunter Nemechek's Roller-Coaster Career | Debating Playoff Formats, In-Season Tournament, and More
Q: How do you see the playoff format evolving next year, possibly to a nine-race playoff with a three-race final round?
There are signals that changes could come, and a three-race final round could offer a more balanced challenge, though it will be important to keep a large enough sample size to determine the best teams fairly.
John Hunter Nemechek's Roller-Coaster Career | Debating Playoff Formats, In-Season Tournament, and More
Q: What is your initial reaction to the in-season tournament format and the five-race, million-dollar prize?
It's an interesting concept that adds a competitive bracket element and a fresh incentive, but the true impact will depend on how teams adapt and how fans respond to bracket-style racing and the added pressure of a million dollars.
Tire Management IS Great Racing | No. 48 Team Feeling Pressure
Q: Have the CW broadcasts delivered on Tell More Story angles with the Xfinity series?
Brennan notes early-stage progress in driver profiles and in-depth field storytelling, with room to expand coverage of mid-pack teams and personalities to boost sponsor visibility.

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Two hosts discuss NASCAR's current landscape with a blend of race analysis, driver development, and team dynamics, weaving in fan questions and behind-the-scenes storytelling. Episodes emphasize emerging talents, Open vs. Charter decisions, and evolving sponsorship and media narratives, with a casual, opinionated banter that makes complex topics approachable for dedicated fans. A standout feature is the close-knit host dynamic and hands-on perspective from a racer-turned-podcast host, which lends practical insight into on-track decisions and off-track marketing considerations—useful for sponsors and potential guests considering a presence in NASCAR-adjacent conversations.

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1. NASCAR Weekly Podcast
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Recent guests on Sour Power Hour include:

1. Corey Heim
2. John Hunter Nemechek
3. Carson Kvapil
4. Ryan Preece
5. Layne Riggs
6. Ryan Truex
7. Brennan Poole
8. Rajah Caruth

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