SiriusXM, Dirty Mo Media
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Racing talk from the garage side.
Herm & Schrader keeps NASCAR discussion close to the people who live around the sport. Race results, driver arcs, family stories, sponsor chatter, and short-track plans all sit in the same conversation.
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Herm & Schrader is a NASCAR and dirt-racing conversation that keeps its boots on. The show usually begins with the weekend: who raced, who watched, who traveled, who missed the ending, and which local track is next. From there, it widens fast. Bristol, Martinsville, Darlington, IROC, the Chili Bowl, Red Hill Raceway, Brownstown Bullring, and I-55 Federated Auto Parts Raceway Park all become pieces of the same racing world. The analysis is plainspoken. When Ty Gibbs wins, the talk is not just about the finish, but about equipment, pressure, late restarts, family weight, and the work still required to close the deal. When Denny Hamlin dominates but Chase Elliott wins, the panel goes straight to track position and how one spot can decide the whole afternoon. It is technical without getting sterile. It is sentimental without getting soft. Guest-heavy episodes give the show room to slow down around people who know the sport from different angles. Jeff Gluck brings the reporter’s life and the odd rhythm of a NASCAR season. Mike Wallace brings family, heartbreak, and a career measured against Rusty, Tony Stewart, Joey Logano, and the 1990 NASCAR Winston Series Mid-American Regional Champion marker. Vic Hill brings engine-shop stories, dirt-racing credibility, and the language of someone who builds speed for a living. Rick Mast and Alan also appear in panel turns where the show leans into its own loose machinery. That looseness matters. Herm & Schrader does not polish away the restarts, side comments, sponsor mentions, travel notes, or local-track logistics. Those details are the point. They make the show feel like racing as lived by people who still plan Friday and Saturday nights around the next place to run. It suits fans who care about Cup headlines, but also want the smaller stories around crews, families, reporting, dirt cars, and the long memory of the garage.
Made for: Built for NASCAR and dirt-racing fans who like lived-in analysis, old stories, current race reactions, and personality with the nuts and bolts left in.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its racing-life texture: weekend check-ins, blunt panel debate, local-track plans, family context, and guest conversations all share the same lane.
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 and Schrader chime in on current events, rehash old stories from their NASCAR careers and engage in conversations that have always been private … until now. Be forewarned – the two Kennys play by nobody’s rules. They say what they want. They d...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader turn NASCAR results, strategy and racing careers into candid, experience-rich conversation.
Herm & Schrader treats racing as a conversation among people who know what happens beyond the televised finish. Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader work through NASCAR results, points, tire trouble, pit strategy and traffic with an eye for the decisions drivers make inside the car.
Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader make 20th place sound scarier than the lead.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Loose, honest racing talk that treats the win as part of a much bigger weekend.
Herm & Schrader stays on racing people and on how a big week can change the feel around a team. It opens with Kenny Schrader's IROC invite, then folds into Ty Gibbs's win and the wider Joe Gibbs Racing story, where the weight of the year has clearly pulled everyone tighter…
Candid garage talk, race recap, and family banter with real dirt on it.
Kenny Schrader and Herman Schrader come across as if they are talking shop in a garage, with the race, family business, and blunt opinions all getting room to breathe.
A racer-first interview that treats Hocevar's results as part of a harder climb.
This one keeps Carson Hocevar at the center, which is where it works best. He comes off as a racer first, and the conversation moves cleanly from dirt racing to the Dome in St.
Blunt, affectionate NASCAR talk about road courses, rising kids, and where the sport is headed.
It lands best when the discussion is closest to the track, the pit lane, and the long-running argument over road courses and what NASCAR looks like when the cars are flying.
A blunt, grounded talk about racing leadership, team culture, and taking care of people.
Chris Rice comes off as a racing leader who still thinks like someone who knows the shop floor. When the talk turns to benefits and long-range planning, the strongest part is the plainspoken case for building a team around 401ks, insurance, and a path that lets people retire…
Kenny Schrader and Herman Schrader open with a loose weekend check-in and a bit of surprise that they are doing a podcast at all.
This episode features an interview with Jeff Gluck, a prominent NASCAR reporter for The Athletic, discussing his career and personal anecdotes like his beard and cartoon logo.
Herman Schrader hosts a casual podcast with Kenny Schrader, discussing recent racing events, personal anecdotes, and the phenomenon of Cleetus-Mania in NASCAR.
This episode features an interview with NASCAR driver Mike Wallace, discussing his career achievements, family dynamics with his brothers, and handling personal challenges while pursuing his racing dreams.
This episode discusses the recent NASCAR race at Martinsville, where Denny Hamlin dominated but Chase Elliott won, analyzing factors like track position and adjustments.
Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader discuss their love for dirt racing and share stories from their NASCAR careers.
Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader host a NASCAR podcast with stories and banter, but this episode starts with ads and then features fill-in hosts.
Kenny Wallace interviews engine builder Vic Hill about his career and life in Tennessee.
Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader banter about their location and a recent NASCAR race while sharing humorous stories.
Kenny Wallace interviews dirt racing star Nick Hoffman about his career and background.
Herm and Kenny Schrader open from St.
Carson Hosovar is the center of the conversation, and it opens on dirt racing.
The show rolls through a noisy road-course weekend.
Kenny Wallace hosts a conversation with NASCAR legend Jeff Burton, discussing weather, golf, and Burton's career.
Kenny Wallace talks with Chris Rice about racing, leadership, and the effort to take care of the people who work around the team.
Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader kick off a new season of their podcast with banter about drinking, producing, and introducing their new producer.
Kenny Wallace interviews NASCAR broadcaster Dave Moody about rainouts in racing and fan reactions.
Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader review their favorite moments from the 2025 NASCAR season, including a discussion about NASCAR's self-criticism at Daytona.
Kenny Wallace interviews Jeremy Clements about breaking his NASCAR Xfinity Series starts record.
Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader discuss the end of the year and their producer's last show, with humorous banter about racing and beer.
Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader banter about their hometowns and racing careers, with a focus on NASCAR and their personal stories.
Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader host a NASCAR talk show featuring racing stories, current events, and humor.
Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader banter about their upcoming SEMA show trip and reminisce about racing.
A NASCAR driver shares a personal story about losing a race due to a pit stop mishap and promotes FanDuel for betting on races and drivers like Kyle Larson.
Kenny Wallace interviews 2025 Lucas Oil late model champion Devin Moran about his championship win and upcoming fatherhood.
Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader banter about racing, drinking beer, and telling stories from their NASCAR careers.
Kenny Wallace interviews legendary motocross racer Ricky Carmichael, discussing racing stories and current events.
Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader banter about racing, road trips, and upcoming events in a casual, humorous podcast.
Kenny Wallace interviews 19-year-old NASCAR driver Connor Zilich about his preparation and experiences in racing.
Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader banter about racing, their NASCAR careers, and current events in a humorous, irreverent style.
This episode features a discussion about sprint car racing, focusing on Dale Blaney's historic win at Sharon Speedway in the World of Outlaws series.
Kenny interviews his friend and former crew chief Larry McReynolds about his journey from growing up in Alabama to becoming 'America's Crew Chief' and a TV legend for Fox.
Ryan Blaney shares a personal NASCAR story about a pit stop mishap that cost him a race win, followed by a promotional segment for FanDuel sports betting.