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This week, Eric and Josh review the tragic story of one Trip Murphy, a NASCAR champion at the top of his game spiraling out of control after his encounters with the supernatural trickster known only as "Herbie." Gaslit by those closest to him, stripped of his dignity, Trip must fight to overcome unlicensed interloper Maggie Peyton and her sentient demonic familiar Herbie the Love Bug in Herbie Fully Loaded (2005).

Junior Johnson is a NASCAR Hall of Famer, a legend of the sport, and today we're taking a deep dive into his humble beginnings in the movie The Last American Hero. This episode we're privileged to be joined by Ben White of A Lifetime in NASCAR Podcast.

Eric and Josh are on a mission to find the best – or worst – racing movies they can. What makes a good racing movie? What are the best movies for fans of real motorsports? They hope to find the answers on the Zoom Lens – racing movies through the eyes of race fans!

Eric and Josh are on a mission to find the best – or worst – racing movies they can. What makes a good racing movie? What are the best movies for fans of real motorsports? They hope to find the answers on the Zoom Lens – racing movies through the eyes of race fans!

NASCAR legends Dale Earnhardt, Terry Labonte, Harry Gant, Tim Richmond and others shine on the big screen alongside Burt Reynolds in Stroker Ace, a NASCAR classic movie that may not pass inspection these days...

James Bond, Kylo Ren, and Magic Mike try to rob Charlotte Motor Speedway in this week's movie - Ocean's 7-11 aka Logan Lucky!

We have a name now - Zoom Lens! And we were so amped about the name that we had to watch this movie to help us fall asleep. Starring John Travolta, Shania Twain, and some people you've seen on Game of Thrones, this predictable family drama features some great racing at Talladega.

We didn't even have a name for our racing movies podcast yet, but we knew we had to talk about this flick. Starring Dennis Quaid, Zac Efron, Heather Graham, and Kim Dickens, this weird indie thriller brought us to the question - what's the difference between a twist ending and a bait-and-switch?