Well, folks! It's time for another Dirty Thirty, where we take the best half hour from this week's Dirty Mo Media shows and make one heck of a highlight reel.

After a solid weekend for NASCAR and North Wilkesboro, Dale Jr. asks Marcus Smith what's next for the track, and Marcus returns the question, asking Dale if he would consider racing there...

Speaking of North Wilkesboro, the winner from this weekend was Joey Logano — who just so happens to have been the guest for Door Bumper Clear! You have to hear Reaction Theatre and what some of these fans had to say about the 3x champ.

In the second installment of his episode on Business of Motorsports with Kelley Earnhardt Miller, Mike Davis describes the relationship between NASCAR & Dirty Mo Media over the years, as well as how he navigates the voices our hosts have on our platforms.

Denny Hamlin pops in for a chat about the rule changes coming to Daytona, and who is going to be the first car out of line to try the new package.

And finally, we end with a quick word from Dale Jr. & Amy Earnhardt about the rumors swirling around about Days of Thunder 2.

Come back next week for another rip-roaring 30 minutes! Don't forget to shop our merch at shop.dirtymomedia.com.

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Summer vacation is nearing it’s end, and somehow it’s almost time to send the kids back to school. Dale and Amy aren’t fully ready for it, but they’re making the most of their time at the beach. Their good friend TJ Majors borrowed Isla’s scooter and quickly found himself on the ground. Amy took the girls to a Taylor Swift cover band that she thought was kid-friendly, but that thought quickly faded. And Dale had a run-in with a code enforcement officer over a beach house project.

Plus, Dale, Amy, and Travis debate electric scooters, test their fifth-grade knowledge, and Dale talks about Steve Letarte’s carpooling plan that had him completely baffled. The show rounds out with a great edition of Ask Amy featuring Dale’s reaction to the new Days of Thunder 2 news and a special guest lineup for next week’s Bless Your Hardt.

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Dirty Mo Media may have started with a Dale Earnhardt Jr. podcast, but DMM President Mike Davis never believed it would stop with one driver, one podcast, or even one sport. Today, he is leading DMM through its next phase of growth while trying to protect the honesty and audience trust that helped build the company in the first place.

In Part 2 of Business of Motorsports, Kelley Earnhardt Miller sits down with DMM President Mike Davis to talk about what the company has actually become: a motorsports media network telling stories from every corner of the sport, and now pushing into new ones too.

Mike gets into how DMM decides which shows are worth betting on, why some ideas need years to find their audience, and why he's comfortable having a few misses to find the next big hit. He also tells the story of how a trip into the rodeo world turned into a friendship with Jerome and Tiffany Davis, the launch of Dirty Mo Rodeo, and a bigger vision for where DMM can go outside of racing.

Growth hasn't come without tension. Mike talks candidly about navigating DMM's relationship with NASCAR, the balancing act of staying independent while still being part of the sport, and why DMM has walked away from business rather than tell its hosts what they can and can't say.

This is the story of how Dirty Mo Media keeps growing without losing the authenticity that made it work in the first place, and where Mike believes DMM can go next.

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