The Dale Jr. Download

It's your favorite day of the week! We've got 30 minutes of pumped-up fun coming right at you from Dirty Mo Media. This week's Dirty Thirty is all about Brad Keselowski's move, Jeff Dickerson's lawsuit remarks, and Shane Hmiel getting banned from NASCAR. Let's get into it!
We start off with Dale Jr. & TJ Majors discussing what comes next for Brad Keselowski now that he has announced his departure from RFK Racing. Dale has hopes for where he says Brad takes his leadership, talents, and abilities.
In Actions Detrimental this week, Denny Hamlin reveals how the spin went down and that he didn't know where Larson was in the field — should he have?
This week's Door Bumper Clear was spicy as usual, but this time it was Jeff Dickerson who was bringing the heat, talking about the lawsuit against Spire Motorsports from Joe Gibbs Racing.
The guest show this week was something to behold, as Shane Hmiel entered the studio for an episode that was so good, we had to cut it into two parts. In this clip, he talks about the moment he got banned from NASCAR for smoking weed. Catch part 2 next week!
And finally, Amy is taken aback by Dale Jr's antics in first grade — and it leads to a hilarious story about his first girlfriend.
That's all for this week! Catch us right here next week on Dirty Thirty.

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This week Dale admits an all-night gaming session ended with him chasing Amy out of the house, and she remembers just how little sleep he used to get.
Amy shares an awkward backstage story and explains why she wore another feather brooch after someone called her outfit tacky.
Dale remembers iRacing until 4 a.m., reveals his sneaky way of getting rid of social media trolls, and recalls canceling every credit card before finding his wallet in the bedsheets.
Plus, Dale and Amy hash out his birthday weekend plans, and Dale makes his case for why Saturday is for drinking, and Sunday is for chilling.
Then it's Ask Amy: who would last longer in jail and bringing iced coffee to a job interview, before Dale reveals his first girlfriend was a twin, though he can't remember which one.


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In Part 1 of this episode, Shane Hmiel joins Dale Jr. to talk about growing up in the Roush shop around Mark Martin, winning 164 go-kart races as a kid, and the Goody's Dash win at Darlington that put him on the map.
Then he went to fill in for Kenny Wallace at a Busch Series practice and left with a contract. Shane explains how he went from putting in septic tanks for $50 a day to racing against Dale at Daytona, why he turned down a ride from Jr., and how a fight with Jason Keller's crew led to a failed drug test.
Dale remembers a driver with wicked raw speed. If you only know how Shane Hmiel's story ended, this is how it started.

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NASCAR had a big weekend of exciting finishes in Las Vegas, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. is back in the studio to unpack it all on Dirty Air. He joins co-host TJ Majors to recap the duels in the desert, as well as his own CARS Tour late model stock adventures:
Dale’s CARS Tour late model stock run at Newport Speedway
Denny Hamlin had a rough run this past Sunday
Was NASCAR right to hold the caution on Denny’s spin?
Chris Gayle’s decision to pit during that first run
Kyle Larson ran second, but Chase Briscoe still gained major ground in the points
Brad Keselowski is leaving RFK after this season
Las Vegas race winner Chase Briscoe calls into the show
O’Reilly Series had a phenomenal race this past weekend
During the Ask Jr. portion of the episode, listeners sent in questions regarding:
The new wrestling figurine in the studio
NASCAR’s changes to the rear spoiler for Talladega
Dale’s Chevrolet Laguna and Nova wagon
Playing the drums
Dale Sr. being a Clemson fan
Playing Minecraft and Grand Theft Auto

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It's time again for another episode of the Dirty Thirty, and this week we have a packed house -- Smoke joined DBC, Cleetus called in to Ask Jr., and Jerome Davis's phone call with Richard Childress.
We start off with Tommy Baldwin opening up a can of worms when he asks what would happen if Tony Stewart came across Steve O'Donnell — to which Tony replied: "We'd be in a fist fight." And that's only the beginning...
Next up, the CARS Tour announced big news this week when they shared that they would open up their season at Cleetus McFarland's Freedom Factory, and he joined Dale during Ask Jr. to talk about it!
Our guest show this week was special because Dale Jr. hosted one of our newest podcast hosts, Jerome Davis, to tell his story. In this snippet, Dale Jr. asks about the team side of PBR and how Richard Childress gave him a call that changed everything.
Lastly, Denny Hamlin previews the rest of the NASCAR Cup Series field's points standings, and the Bros get into a debate about who has a realistic chance to win it all.
That's all for this week! See you next time on the Dirty Thirty.

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