In this episode of the Dirt Beers podcast, Kasey Kahne shares his journey from a young racer in Washington to becoming a prominent figure in NASCAR and dirt racing. He discusses his early influences, the transition to NASCAR, and the establishment of Kasey Kahne Racing. Kahne also delves into the challenges of sprint car racing, the importance of safety innovations, and the impact of the High Limit Racing series. Additionally, he shares insights into his business ventures, fan interactions, and personal hobbies, providing a comprehensive look at his life both on and off the track.

In this episode of the Dirt Beers Podcast, Jessica Swanson shares her journey from California to Indiana, her experiences as a female racer in a male-dominated sport, and the challenges she faced along the way. She discusses her early racing career, winning two USAC championships, and the importance of consistency and teamwork in achieving success. Jessica also reflects on her current role in the racing community, her work ethic, and the superstitions that accompany race day. In this engaging conversation, Jessica Swanson shares her journey in the racing world, discussing superstitions, her photography business Dirt Roots, and the challenges of capturing the essence of motorsports. She reflects on the emotional aspects of racing safety, her collaborative efforts with other creatives, and her aspirations for future projects. The discussion also includes rapid-fire questions, fan inquiries, and insights into upcoming racing events.

n this episode of the Dirt Beers Podcast, host Beef and Jonathon Howe welcome Hunter Jordan, a young infield reporter for the Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series. Hunter shares his journey from Pennsylvania to Florida, his experiences in racing media, and the importance of preparation and personal connections in the industry. The conversation covers race week routines, the significance of sponsorships, and predictions for the upcoming racing season. Hunter also discusses the camaraderie within the Hunt the Front team and his aspirations for the future in racing media.

In this episode of the Dirt Beers Podcast, Shane Golobic shares his journey as a third-generation racer from California, discussing his early influences, transition to full-size sprint cars, and his current partnership with Matt Wood Racing. He reflects on his experiences at the Chili Bowl, the dynamics of a typical race week, and his aspirations for the 2025 racing season. Shane also touches on the state of wing sprint car racing in California and his life outside of racing, revealing his passion for sports and family.

In this episode of the Dirt Beers podcast, host Beef and Jonathon Howe welcome Jared Buckallew, known as Ascent Media on Instagram. They delve into Jared's background, his journey into racing media, and the evolution of his photography and videography work. Jared shares insights into his race week routine, editing processes, and the superstitions he holds as a photographer. The conversation wraps up with a fun rapid-fire segment, revealing Jared's favorite snacks and drinks. He discusses the best moments to shoot, the dynamics of race day, and his personal experiences in the field. Jared emphasizes the importance of collaboration with other creatives and reflects on his journey in the racing photography world. He also touches on his goals, bucket list tracks, and the cultural differences he encounters while traveling for events. The conversation concludes with audience questions that reveal more about Jared's approach to photography and his life outside of racing.

In this episode of the Dirt Beers Podcast, hosts Beef and Jonathon welcome Tom Dunkel, a prominent figure in California's dirt racing scene. The conversation covers Tom's background in racing, his experiences as a driver and team owner, and the challenges of running a multi-car operation. Tom shares insights on the importance of sponsorship, team dynamics, and the future of non-wing racing. He discusses his goals for the upcoming season, race day superstitions, and the significance of maintaining morale within the team. The episode concludes with fan questions and Tom's reflections on his journey in the racing world.

In this episode of the Dirt Beers podcast, hosts Beef and Jonathon Howe welcome Alex Yankowski, a talented driver in the Super DIRTcar Series. They discuss Alex's journey in racing, from his early experiences watching races to being the first Pennsylvanian to win a Big Gator. The conversation touches on the importance of education in racing, the physical demands of the sport, and the significance of sponsorships. Alex shares insights into his racing philosophy, the challenges of balancing school and racing, and his aspirations for the future. The episode concludes with fan questions, providing a personal glimpse into Alex's life and interests outside of racing.

In this episode of the Dirt Beers podcast, the hosts welcome Clinton Geoffrey, General Manager of Ohsweken Speedway, to discuss his journey in racing, the business side of the speedway, and the upcoming return of the World of Outlaws. They explore the local racing scene, the challenges faced by drivers, and the importance of community in racing. Nick Sheridan, a local driver, shares his experiences and aspirations for the 2025 season, highlighting the growth of Canadian racing. The conversation also touches on the dominance of David Gravel in the racing world and concludes with a fun rapid-fire segment on food and drink preferences. In this episode, the conversation delves into the current state and future of sprint car racing, focusing on key figures like Donny Schatz and the impact of equipment on performance. Guest Glenn Styres shares insights on his experiences and the growth of racing in Ontario. The discussion also highlights the evolution of talent in sprint car racing and concludes with a fun segment predicting champions across various racing series.

In this episode, Emerson Axsom shares insights into his racing career, discussing his journey from midget racing to winged sprint cars. He elaborates on his race day routine, team dynamics, and the importance of setting goals for the upcoming season. Emerson also answers rapid-fire food questions, shares his thoughts on racing dynamics, and reveals his interests outside of racing, including college sports. The conversation highlights the challenges and excitement of being a professional racer, along with fan questions that provide a deeper understanding of his experiences.

In this episode of the Dirt Beers Podcast, hosts Beef and Jonathan discuss exciting updates in the dirt racing world, including their upcoming live show at Motorama, recent news about drivers and teams, and the implications of new technologies in flagging. They also delve into the dominance of certain chassis in dirt racing, Justin Peck's ambitious goals for the 2025 season, and the growing trend of sports betting in dirt racing. The episode wraps up with a discussion about their Dirt Draft leagues and the importance of setting goals in racing.In this engaging conversation, Ava shares her experiences as a trophy girl in racing, reflecting on the evolution of this role and its significance in the motorsports community. She discusses memorable moments in victory lane, the importance of women in racing, and offers advice for aspiring trophy girls. The conversation also touches on Ava's future aspirations in the sport, her passion for cars, and her interests outside of racing, including travel and social media strategies for growth.