Never Settle with Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith

Jimmie Johnson and Kevin Dodson join Marty Smith from a boat on the Nile to talk through their incredible trip through Egypt. The guys share all the knowledge they’ve learned, marvel at the engineering of the pyramids, and talk about why Egypt was on their bucket list. Then, Marty breaks down his NFL Draft Special on Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Jack Bech, whose brother was killed in the Bourbon Street terrorist attack on January 1st.

Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith recap all the happenings from their week, including Jimmie’s WILD night at Dario Franchitti’s house that ended with Jimmie flying off a children’s inflatable slide. Then, Nick Weaver, Co-Founder of Blue Delta Jeans, joins the show to talk about what inspired him to start his company, the challenge of maintaining your ethos as your company grows, the countless celebrities they have fitted, the technological challenges that the company faces, and a whole lot more. 

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Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith break down an incredible Masters weekend that saw Rory McIlroy exorcise his demons and complete the Career Grand Slam. Then, they mourn the loss of Jon Edwards, Jeff Gordon’s longtime public relations representative and Hendrik Motorsports’ Director of Communications. 

Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith look ahead to The Masters and talk about what makes that event so special. Then, it’s time for another edition of “Ask Jimmie”, where Jimmie Johnson answers all your listener questions including how close he and Chad Knaus came to throwing fists, which Little Debbie cake is the best, and which championship hangover was the worst. 

Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith welcome former IndyCar driver Lyn St. James on the show to talk about how strong a driver needs to be mentally to put a crash behind them, how she was able to prove herself as a woman in motorsports, what accomplishment she’s most proud of, as well as her current passion of empowering other women within motorsport. To find out more about “Women In Motorsports North America”, go to http://www.womeninmotorsportsna.com

Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith review Scottie Scheffler’s Champions Dinner menu, put together a menu of their own, and discuss their favorite Southern Rock bands. Then, they welcome 6x MLB All-Star Chase Utley onto the show to talk about how he still finds the motivation to work out, the incident that told him it was time to retire, what made the 2008 Phillies team so good, what it was like playing against Barry Bonds, and the mental games within baseball. Then, Jimmie and Marty wrap up the show with another edition of “Ask Jimmie”. 

Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith respond to Carl Edwards’ comments on The Dale Jr Download about the 2016 NASCAR finale, where Jimmie won his seventh Cup Series Championship. Then, the guys welcome College Football Hall of Fame Coach Mack Brown to the show to talk about what he would fix about the NCAA if he was the commissioner, dealing with death within a program, his relationship with Vince Young, his less conventional relationship with Matthew McConaughey, all of the presidents that he’s met throughout his illustrious career, and his advice for new UNC coach Bill Belichick.

Fresh off a photoshoot with exquisite cars and supermodels, Jimmie Johnson joins Marty Smith to talk through their Clear High and Clear Low moments of the week, including how Jimmie was almost denied entry into Phoenix Raceway. Then, the guys recap another incredible performance by Christopher Bell, preview next weekend’s race in Vegas, answer some listener questions, and a whole lot more. 

Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith are joined by country music artist Kip Moore to talk about his nomadic spirit, the process of writing music, his athletic abilities on the golf course, his new record “Solitary Tracks”, and a whole lot more.

Jimmie Johnson and Marty Smith talk through Legacy Motor Club’s performance in the Ambetter Health 400 in Atlanta over the weekend. Then, 2x World Series Champion and former Cy Young Award winner Jake Peavy joins the show to talk about player-to-player accountability, Big League brawls, the obsession that athletes have with their numbers, and a whole lot more.