Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith talk about Marty's incredible delivery of the Command to Start Engines at Sonoma over the weekend. Then, Carolina Hurricanes Head Coach Rod Brind'Amour joins the guys to chat about how he exemplifies the "Never Settle" mindset, the importance of an entire team working together to achieve success, the most imperative leadership trait for a Head Coach, NIL's impact on college sports, youth hockey culture in North Carolina, his desire to be in the Hall of Fame, and more!

Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith are joined by Legacy Motor Club’s John Hunter Nemechek and Erik Jones live from Sonoma Raceway. They talk about the biggest adjustments they need to make from an oval to a road course, looking up to Jimmie as a leader, what “Never Settle” means to them, and a whole lot more. Then, Marty runs through all of your questions on another edition of “Ask Jimmie.” 

Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith talk about their experience with unwanted nose hair as well as the origin of the french fry. Then, IndyCar star Scott Dixon joins the guys to chat about how he has managed to sustain excellence for so long, whether he’s focused on breaking A.J. Foyt’s All-Time wins record, the importance of family time, his crash at the Indy 500 in 2017, his thoughts on Jimmie’s IndyCar career, and a whole lot more.  

Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith recap Jimmie’s incredible trip to Japan and Marty’s experience at the Cooper Flagg Draft Party in Maine. Then, PGA Tour golfer Keith Mitchell joins the guys to chat about his nickname “Cashmere Keith”, how he deals with the grind of being on tour,  the challenge of maintaining friendships with competitors, his election to the PGA Tour Policy Board, his definition of success, player empowerment, visualizing success, and a whole lot more. 

Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith talk about the importance of eyebrow maintenance and cultural culinary experiences. Then, NASCAR Cup Series driver Kyle Larson joins the show to talk about his status as one of motor racing's greatest drivers, his relationship with Rick Hendrick, his love of running the double, the difficulty of being away from family, and a whole lot more.   

Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith talk about the golden rules of urinal use after a strange experience Marty had at CMA Fest. Then, NASCAR Hall of Famer Matt Kenseth joins the show to talk about helicopter hieroglyphs, world marathon majors, his 2003 Championship, his transition to a leadership position at Legacy Motor Club, and a whole lot more.  

Marty Smith, fresh off a big week at CMA Fest, and Jimmie Johnson talk about Legacy Motor Club’s continued improvement, as well as the new NASCAR Documentary “American Thunder: NASCAR to Le Mans” which premiers on Prime Video on June 12th. Then, it’s time for another edition of “Ask Jimmie”, where Jimmie Johnson talks about the Cup Season that got away from him, who the best driver that he’s ever seen is, and what inspires him most about being a dad.

Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith talk about the big fat F Minus they each got during the week and break down the story of Marty’s (not so) glass eye. Then, Pitmaster Rodney Scott joins the show to talk about BBQ culture, the challenges of going into business, his evolution as a leader, his relationship with Eric Church, how to produce the best smoked meat, and a whole lot more. 

Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith talk through their Clear High/Clear Low moments of the week, which for Jimmie included rubbing shoulders with some of the biggest names in the game at the Indy500 before heading over to Charlotte to race in the Coca-Cola 600. Then, the guys welcome on the legendary Mario Andretti to talk through how he got his start in motor racing, what his greatest gift as a driver was, who the greatest drivers he’s ever seen are (and why Alex Palou could enter that conversation very soon), what young drivers need to understand about their cars, and the expectations that come with driving for Ferrari.

Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith talk about the lead-up to Jimmie’s 700th career NASCAR Cup start ahead of the Coca-Cola 600 this weekend. Then, the King himself Richard Petty joins the show to talk about eating fried chicken with Ronald Reagan, being in photoshoots with Cindy Crawford, his career as a voice actor, his memories of the 1979 Daytona 500, and so much more.