Tyler and Cody sit down and interview your 2024 Snowball Derby Champion driver and spotter, Kaden Honeycutt and Johnathon Platt. They talk about the experience of winning one of the most prestigious short track races of all time and a look into their 2025 plans.

The boys are back in the studio to talk about the last few weeks of the racing season. The Fall Brawl at Hickory, the South Carolina 400, and Championship weekend in Phoenix are the main topics on this weeks episode. The guys also talk about their NASCAR banquet experience in Charlotte last week and celebrating with the team on a track championship.

After an eventful weekend at Martinsville for NASCAR's top 3 series, Tyler and Cody get back into the studio to talk Ryan Blaney, dirty moves, and race manipulation. They discuss ways to try to fix what seems like a broken playoff system and also give their opinions on who walks out of Phoenix hoisting Championship trophies!

Tyler and Cody are back in the studio this week to talk about the last few weeks on and off the track. Tyler talks about his big life changing moment and they both are able to break down the last weekend at Dominion with Landon in the Late Model and Tyler in the Legend Car. A lot transpired in the Cup and Xfinity series over the past few weeks which gave the guys plenty to talk about in this weeks Touring Segment.

The guys are back again for another week as Connor Hall, your 2024 National Champion and new driver of the JR Motorsports #88 Late Model in 2025, joins the show. Tyler and Cody get to sit down with Connor to talk about his Championship season in the NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series as well as how the switch to JR Motorsports came about. They also dive into how Connor is feeling going into the final two races of the CARS Tour season with a small points lead on Brenden Queen. The Dirt Segment is short but there is a big announcement for a previous guest of the show. The Touring Segment is filled with big topics such as Talladega and the current lawsuit on NASCAR. Be sure to listen in to your favorite short track podcast!

The guys return after a long and busy month of September. Tyler and Cody end up heading to Martinsville but not with the same team and driver. The dirt segment is brief but doesn't end without mentioning another big win by Steven Snyder Jr. The recent playoff drama and off the track news in the NASCAR cup series is a big topic as we get closer to the end of the season.

The guys are back this week to talk about a clean sweep down at Dominion this past weekend where Landon won the pole and both LMSC races. The CARS Tour race at Wake County was definitely a hot topic with a former Clear With Contact guest getting the pole. Cody gets to talk about some wild finishes in this weeks Dirt Segment and the guys break down the wild NASCAR weekend with some new winners.

Tyler and Cody are back in the studio to discuss the recent CARS Tour race at Ace Speedway and other exciting short track races throughout the region this past week. Dustin Storm calls in for an interview to talk about his start and progression in racing as not just a driver, but much more behind the scenes. He talks about the current championship points battle between he and Landon Pembelton at Dominion Raceway and what his future plans are. The guys wrap up the show discussing the RCR appeal and this past weeks racing at Michigan.

The guys are back in the studio after a very controversial week in the NASCAR Cup Series. They give their views on what transpired at Richmond on Sunday night. They also talk about the sweep they had with Landon Pembelton at Dominion earlier that day for the Blake Morris Memorial (Well, one of them). The Knoxville Nationals was also talked about and the dominate performance by Kyle Larson.

Tyler and Cody return to talk about their CARS Tour weekend at North Wilkesboro and all of the drama that ensued. Kyle Larson IS the dirt segment, and the guys preview the upcoming Knoxville Nationals. NASCAR returns to Richmond this week with some of biggest short track names making starts in the Craftsman Truck Series and the Cup series running an option tire. The conversation is still ongoing about the silly season moves that have happened and what is yet to be determined.