Stock Car & Endurance Podcasts

Herm & Schrader puts two working racers, Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader, at the table with old NASCAR stories and this weekend's dirt-track plans. In Ricky Stenhouse Jr: A No BS Straight-Up Racer, the guest recalls BMX at three and a dirt bike at four. At five, he thinks, his father let him choose between racing bikes and go-karts. In The Fastest Facial Hair In The West, a 20th-place finish turns into a riff on how a child hears that result and how a professional should: "If you're getting paid to drive the car, it's not good."

The Dale Jr. Download lets a guest sprawl. Early in BJ McLeod Was Once Labeled the Next Jeff Gordon, McLeod traces his family's orange picking-and-hauling business in Central Florida. Much later comes the episode's bluntest line, on why only part-ownership of a Cup team makes sense to him: "the Cup Series, unfortunately, is a billionaire sport now." NASCAR on NBC podcast slows down further. In Dale Jarrett remembers his historic 1999 Cup championship 25 years later, Jarrett tells Nate Ryan about spending what he believes was 28 of 30 days in a race car one May and his team's midnight-to-8 AM shifts in the wind tunnel.

When the question is how rather than who, MRN Crew Call pairs MRN pit reporter Steve Post with championship-winning crew chief Todd Gordon. In MRN Crew Call - 3.11.26 - Inside 23XI's Early Season Success, the talk lands on wind: a car entering a corner at 190 mph with a 25 mph tailwind makes downforce as if it were doing 165. A race broadcast rarely has time for that kind of detail. NASCAR Live, hosted by Mike Bagley, moves at radio pace. In NASCAR LIVE 4-14-26 : Joey Logano, Parker Retzlaff, Billy Scott, Logano explains why Kansas suits a car that is hard to follow closely: the track gives drivers options.

Sportscar365 Double Stint Podcast, featuring John Dagys, works through the fine print that endurance racing produces. Oct. 21, 2025: Indy 8H Recap; News Roundup; Listener Questions & More untangles a race held under red for two and a half hours. That includes a rule the hosts admit they had never considered: apparently, a pit stop forced by a red flag does not reset the stint timer. Early in Oct. 14, 2025: Petit Le Mans Recap; News Roundup & More, traffic is so heavy that Matt Campbell has to leave a road car and walk nearly two miles to reach his race car.

Garage Heroes In Training approaches endurance from the other end. It is an amateur team, including Bill and Vicki Fischer and Jennifer Skripchuk, learning in public for listeners who know little about the sport. In GHiT 0763: Apex Anti Heroes (With Vicki) Raced at High Plains, one voice passes on a lesson learned from the passenger seat: turn when you see the bollard, take all the curbing, carry the speed. The tangents run long, but the advice comes from people still close to the learning curve.

Most of the field is fans talking among themselves, and the differences come down to temperament. Four Wide Pod: A NASCAR Podcast is four friends who say they are not insiders. They run a pick'em league, yet they hand He Chose Faith Over Racing… Then Came Back | Allen Huffman | Four Wide Pod to a racer who sold everything and went to Bible college before returning to the track.

NWP, a live YouTube show from three NASCAR YouTubers, tallies its own bold predictions for accountability. Loose Is Fast - A Nascar Podcast! and Off the Chain! Racing Podcast are saltier, and both keep score on their race picks. The Final Lap Weekly - NASCAR Talk Show, with Kerry Murphey and Toby Christie, pairs Cup fallout with fantasy picks. Full Tank with Phil - NASCAR Gambling treats track history as a betting input, noting in Phoenix: Dollars in the Desert that Toyota had won the last two spring races there. Take it as analysis, not a tip.

NASCAR Coast to Coast, hosted by Chris Wilner, treats regional racing as the main event. In NASCAR Coast to Coast - Dystany Spurlock, the guest, who came from motorcycle drag racing, explains a black flag on a Rockingham restart. The car ahead didn't go, so she dropped down rather than get hit.

For a ten-year-old's view, Racing Together:NASCAR for Families has Catherine and Hudson. For the archive, MRN Classic Races offers MRN Classic Races - 1980 Busch Clash, with co-hosts Mike Joy and Barney Hall. The Sports category guide covers everything beyond.