What’s it like growing up in a racing family? Ward Burton & Kenny Wallace can both tell you a thing, two, or three about that. Ward describes what it was like being the big brother to Jeff & also now having a racing son in Jeb. Hear about Ward’s true passion, preserving our natural resources, and how he’s dedicated his life to that cause with his conservation foundation. Ward also takes us on the journey of his 2001 Southern 500 and 2002 Daytona 500 wins, two of NASCAR’s Crown Jewels. Plus, why Ward thinks the sport has gotten way too expensive for sponsors, and what NASCAR can do to fix it.

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The St. Louis boys have a new nickname after their visit to Rockingham, where NASCAR fans were calling Herm & Schrader the “Missouri Mafia!” Kenny Wallace & Ken Schrader detail their return to “The Rock” as NASCAR returned to Rockingham Speedway for the first time in more than 20 years. They discuss how it compares to other tracks NASCAR has returned to like North Wilkesboro and Bowman Gray Stadium. Plus, the fellas talk about how important it is to have perspective on crowd size relative to seating capacity. We wrap up with some fun stories about hard cards and security guards and share some fan-submitted jokes!

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The 100th Kenny Conversation guest is the same as the first, the one and only Tony Stewart, is fresh off his first-ever Top Fuel NHRA win over the weekend in Las Vegas! Stewart discusses what it's like being a dad for the first time and how he and his wife, Leah, balance racing and raising their son, Dominic. Plus, he reveals his two biggest regrets to Kenny and reflects on what he learned from each of them. Kenny Conversation #100 has all the smoke!

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The St. Louis boys are back on the mics after a weekend where they both began their spring dirt racing season in Pevely, MO. Kenny Wallace & Ken Schrader discuss Kyle Larson’s utter domination at Bristol and offer some perspective by comparing it to other historic runs throughout NASCAR history. Since fans didn’t seem to love the race, Schrader wonders if they just want to see a demolition derby? The fellas also discuss Jeff Gordon's executive role at Hendrick Motorsports and how it surprised Kenny Wallace. They also pay respect to one of the most beloved employees at HMS, the late Jon Edwards.

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Kaylee Bryson is a dirt and pavement racing phenom. The 24-year-old has already made history being the first woman to ever qualify for the A-Main at the Chili Bowl. She’s also the first woman to ever win a USAC National Series race. She can drive all different types of cars on any surface...is NASCAR in her future?

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The St. Louis boys are back and talkin' The Track Too Tough To Tame! William Byron dominates, Ryan Blaney gets robbed, and Denny Hamlin steals the win at Darlington. Plus, Michael Jordan gave some great sound bites over the weekend, and the fellas tell a great story of Schrader winning $100 off Wallace back in the day with a little in-race bet at Michigan.

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Drag racing champion Clay Millican is full of stories and might be one of the few personalities in motorsports who can match the energy of Kenny Wallace. Clay discusses the euphoria he experienced when beating Tony Stewart over the weekend at Pomona, and the moment he shared with the NASCAR legend afterwards. He also recounts a heartfelt story about dealing with the loss of his son Dalton before going on to win his first-ever NHRA race on Father’s Day in his late son’s honor. The fellas wrap up by talking about the experience of running their own YouTube channels, and how impressed Kenny is that Clay does it all by himself!

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Herm & Schrader are back together again! Kenny Wallace is fresh off his vacation cruise to the Bahamas while Ken Schrader is cruising in his motorhome in West Virginia. The fellas discuss the embarrassing NASCAR Xfinity series race finish at Martinsville & how the drivers involved can be punished and held accountable for their actions. Schrader has a controversial take that numbers don’t matter anymore on a race car and Wallace tells a great old school story about Jimmy Spencer’s Dad!

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