Noah welcomes Brad "Bread" Perez to the show to discuss his social media presence, as well as his interesting career as a driver, going from SpecMiata to the NASCAR Xfinity Series. Brad and Noah also discuss the growth of the sport in terms of diversity, and how "Bread" became his nickname around the NASCAR world.

Noah welcomes Rev Racing teammate and ARCA Menards Series Rookie Nick Sanchez to the show to discuss his unusual path to racing in NASCAR. The duo also discuss Nick's secret love for collecting cars, his plans for the rest of his ARCA Menards season, and his future racing plans.

Noah welcomes NASCAR Pace Car Driver Kip Childress, and NASCAR flagman/OSS inspector Joey Aycock to the show to discuss the lesser-known parts of NASCAR. Kip, Joey, and Noah also discuss the hundreds of people that work behind the scenes to put on a race. They also share a few stories, including how Joey and Noah knew each other 5 years before Noah's entrance into NASCAR.

Noah welcomes 13-year-old pit reporter Judson O'Neil to the show to talk about his journey in the racing world at such a young age. Together, the duo discuss separating the fan personality from the professional personality, interviewing Dale Jr. at Nashville, and what NASCAR is doing to cater to the future generations of fans."

Noah welcomes Ryan Ellis, driver of the No. 99 Corvette Parts Supra for B.J. McLeod Motorsports, to the show. Together, the duo discuss Ryan's career up to this point, from starting and parking, to scoring Top-15s in legitimate rides. Noah and Ryan also talk about social media etiquette, working 9-5 during the week and racing on Saturday, and Ryan's Japanese heritage in honor of Asian-American Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

On this special episode, Noah sits down with Greg Stumpff—painter and owner of Off Axis Paint, as well as Noah's (now former) boss. Greg and Noah discuss Greg's path to making it in NASCAR, and why Greg decided to give Noah a chance by giving him a job at the shop. Noah also bids a bittersweet farewell to Off Axis Paint, and talks about why this job shaped him into who he is today—both inside and outside of the racing world

NASCAR storyteller S1apshoes joins the show to talk with Noah about how he created a career for himself off of making YouTube videos telling the stories of NASCAR's "Golden Days." Noah and S1ap also discuss Mark Martin, Greenville-Pickens, and the value of preserving NASCAR's past.

Professional eNASCAR driver Joey "Sloppy Joe" Stone joins the show to talk with Noah about how he got his start in the streaming community, what it's like racing for and representing real NASCAR teams and how NASCAR has reinvigorated the sport by going "virtual."

Noah welcomes F1 Content Creator Josh Revell to the show to talk about how his love for racing got him into F1, and NASCAR as well. Noah and Josh also discuss NASCAR's unique presence around the world, and how NASCAR as a motorsport has lured people from all walks of racing to give it a try.

Episode 4 of a 4-part Women's History Month Special, Noah welcomes NASCAR Reporter and Host Alex Weaver to the show. Together, the duo discuss some of the female trailblazers in the media world, as well as their thoughts on the Bristol Dirt Race. Plus, Alex gives some advice for anyone who is looking to get into the NASCAR Communications World.