Matt Weaver is back as a guest on the show this week and this time is sitting with Brandon Brown and Ward Burton. The news about Brad Keselowski and RFK Racing had just been released at the time of recording, which quickly became a topic of conversation. Coming off of a weekend of Late Model Stock racing at Martinsville, there ended up being several fights throughout the night. Ward Burton reminds us of the Krush late model race coming up at South Boston Speedway on November 14th, which the proceeds go directly to wildlife conservation through The Ward Burton Wildlife Foundation

This week, Jeb and Ward Burton discuss the Hocevar and Blaney situation this past weekend and who is to blame for this incident. Jeb goes on to share about an issue he had with a driver this year and how they handled things and now have each other's respect. Jeb adn Ward go on to talk about the farm, new conservation efforts out in Wyoming, Jeb's upcoming elk hunt, and more!

This week, special guest Matt Weaver, owner and operator of Short Track Scene and senior NASCAR editor at Motorsport.com, joins the show for a conversation with Jeb Burton and Brandon Brown. They talk all things bringing the good and the bad to light from the CARS Tour to the Cup Series!

This episode is packed with topics you will love. Jeb starts off by recapping his race at Darlington and unfortunately getting wrecked when they were have a seemingly top 10 day. Ward talks a little bit about planting for hunting season and then Jeb asks if he thinks he could still be good at Darlington in the O'Reilly cars. Ward says absolutely and it then sparks the debate on whether or not Ward would drive at Darlington one more time if given the opportunity, and he said "its not a no." The two also talk a little bit about Carson Hocevar and how he is making some risky moves on and off the track which seemingly is polarizing himself from the rest of the drivers, but his fans are growing more than ever.

Ward Burton and Jeb Burton dive deep into Darlington and the prep Jeb has done for this race and what he feels like he needs to be successful at that track, seeking wisdom from Ward who has 2 Cup Series victories at that track. Ward then recaps his python hunt deep in the Florida Everglades. Jeb is also fresh off of a P9 finish at Daytona and gives listeners a little recap of that race.

This week, Jeb is looking forward to the next few races starting at Daytona where he feels he can have a strong race. Ward is working on some late summer food plots to get ready for the upcoming hunting season, and is also gearing up for a python hunt! The two also talk in depth about the opportunities that are out there in racing right now and how important funding and connections play a role in getting better opportunities in this sport.

This week, Jeb Burton sits down with Brandon Brown, GM at South Boston Speedway, and recaps some of the Cup race at Richmond which they both attended, dissecting Carson Hocevar's miss-shift, and looking forward to wrapping up these off-weeks that the O'Reilly Series has had and getting down to Daytona for some speedway racing. They also look forward to the Krush 250 Late Model Race this fall as tickets are already being sold and drivers are starting to sign up!

This week we have guest, Tom Dano, to sit down with Jeb and talk all things racing and outdoors! Tom plays a crucial role in keeping Jeb at the track and you would be surprised at how many moving pieces need to be juggled in order to make it to the next race weekend!

This week, Jeb Burton gives the listeners an update on where he is at in the O'Reilly season and some insight into the plans they have for upcoming races to ohopefully improve performance. Ward Burton does a brief time of Q &A where he shares what his 2 regrets are from his career. Ward is also debating whether or not he will go mountain lion hunting!

This week, Jeb recaps his NASCAR O'Reilly Series race at Indy as he ended his streak of bad luck and had a solid day finishing in the top 15. Ward Burton shares stories from the farm and also announces that The Ward Burton Wildlife Foundation will be extending its services to Wyoming soon as it has its first willing land owner to put 1,700 acres into a conservation easement!