Jamey Flannery was a winning off-road truck racer, who thought he was invincible until a dramatic health scare forced him to reconsider his life's priorities. Now a very successful businessman, Flannery has scaled his endeavors at such a rapid pace, he occasionally struggles to manage it all. Hear how he learned racing from the likes of Jimmie Johnson and Walker Evans. The Wisconsin native also opens up about how Walker & Kenny's brother, Rusty Wallace, became second fathers in his life.

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Did we just witness one of the greatest Cup races of all time this weekend at Nashville? The fellas share their opinions. With the 2026 season reaching the halfway mark, silly season rumors are starting to swirl...who could we see swap rides for next season? Justin Allgaier is dominating the O'Reilly Series this year and just might be rethinking his retirement plans. Wallace shares his perspective on what Allgaier should choose. And how are short tracks handling adversity? Common sense solutions are working for some, while others are fighting for their footing...no matter what they do.

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Originally airing on March 6, 2024, motorsports fans won’t want to miss this episode as Kenny Wallace talks with X-Games legend Brian Deegan. This episode is an honest, high-energy conversation about racing, risk, family, and building a motorsports and content empire. Brian opens up about his path from freestyle motocross pioneer to off-road racing icon, the sacrifices behind the fame, and what it’s really like raising one of the biggest motorsports families in America. They discuss Brian’s daughter, Hailie, and her journey trying to make it in NASCAR.

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This week on Herm & Schrader, we wrap up an emotional weekend with the guys' thoughts on Kyle Busch and how he was honored around the world. And fittingly, we get to break down what may go down as two of the most competitive Indy 500s and Coca-Cola 600s we have seen. The guys also talk about the weekend's tough weather situation and how NASCAR navigated that to get each National Series race completed. And, we look at Memorial Day and how military members, in particular, have helped shape motorsports. It's all this week on Herm & Schrader.

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You might think you know Rick Allen from his time in the TV booth, but you probably don’t know everything. He was the golden voice in NASCAR for over 20 years, but there’s a lot more to his story. From being a champion decathlete who almost made the Olympics to serving as the voice of Nebraska football, and also being a renowned woodworker who built his own house, Rick Allen is full of surprises. He's also an auctioneer, broadcasts bowling, college football, and college basketball...the list goes on and on. Kenny and Rick discuss the state of NASCAR on TV and so much more in this conversation with a true jack-of-all-trades.

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With Ken Schrader off racing in the remote corners of Canada, Alan and Kenny Wallace fill in the gaps and recap the All-Star weekend at Dover. With Denny Hamlin securing his 2nd All-Star race win, the fellas discuss how Hamlin's been able to peak his performance during the end of his career. Wallace gives a passionate rant about what worked for Dover's All-Star debut, and what didn't. Alan thinks the O'Reilly Series car is great, and Herm tells us why he's sick of hearing about it. Plus, pit road heroics from a Spire crewmember helped prevent potentially serious injuries to others from a runaway pit cart.

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Kenny Wallace catches up with the winner of the 2000 NAPA 500 at Atlanta, Jerry Nadeau! They discuss his unlikely rise from a grassroots upbringing in karting in the Northeast to becoming a NASCAR Cup Series winner. Jerry's career could best be described as "snake-bitten" with his highs and lows playing out in dramatic fashion, including a vicious 2003 crash at Richmond that abruptly ended his racing career. Wallace and Jerry discuss how he bounced back and been able to find purpose after racing.

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Herm & Schrader are back from Kyle Petty's Charity Ride Across America and give us the highlights from the racing action this weekend. Shane van Gisbergen continues to chase history following another road course win at Watkins Glen. The fellas get into a spirited debate discussing if it's harder to get into good equipment and deal with immediate expectations to perform, compared to starting in lesser rides and building your way to the top. Wallace heaps praise on Kaden Honeycutt after his standout 4-win weekend, and Schrader shares his predictions for the young star. With NASCAR's decision to hold the All-Star race at Dover, should we be optimistic for a good race after what we've seen out of the Monster Mile recently, or have events like the All-Star Race and The Clash lived past their purpose and should be left in the past?

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