Launched by the NASCAR legend in 2013, ‘The Dale Jr. Download’ has evolved from a simple audio podcast into a full-blown multimedia network, complete with multiple different shows and podcasts. Over the years, the guest list has included everyone from NASCAR executives to racing legends and even WWE superstars like Stone Cold Steve Austin. But one thing never changes: Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s signature mix of heartfelt stories and his sharp sense of humor.

Armed with these abilities, Dale Jr. hasn’t just won races; he knows how to win hearts—and laughs—online. Mike Davis, who was formerly Dale Jr’s racing team, JR Motorsport’s Director of Communications, has been a central figure in the podcast’s success. He was co-hosting alongside Dale Jr. until 2023 and often took on the role of Earnhardt’s comedic sparring partner.

“Kenny Conversation” hits 100,000 views

It all started when NASCAR analyst and legend Kenny Wallace took to Instagram to give a big shoutout to Mike Davis. Wallace was congratulating him on a huge milestone for Kenny Conversation—a series under Wallace’s YouTube channel. The episode featuring Davis had reached 100,000 views, a pretty solid number by any measure.

“Congratulations @mike_davis88 at @dirtymomedia on reaching 100 THOUSAND views 🏁,” Wallace proudly posted.

But, of course, Dale Jr. couldn’t resist stirring the pot just a little. “If only he had better lighting, camera, and microphone… it would have been 200k… if only there was any of that stuff nearby. 🤪” Dale Jr. joked in the comments. The sarcasm dripped in the most charming way: here’s Davis, the director of a top-tier media brand, and Dale is implying he might’ve dropped the ball on production quality. Classic.

Even when Davis stepped back from regular co-hosting duties in late 2023, he remained a significant presence, making moments like this one even more amusing for fans who know their dynamic.

This kind of humor is standard for Dale Jr. and Mike Davis, whose friendship and professional partnership have stood the test of time. The two first linked up in 2003, and together, they’ve transformed Dirty Mo Media into a powerhouse of motorsport content. The centerpiece? The Dale Jr. Download is the wildly popular podcast that’s become a must-listen for NASCAR fans.

Dirty Mo Media: From humble beginnings to a fan favorite

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Dirty Mo Media started as a passion project. The name “Dirty Mo” pays homage to Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s hometown of Mooresville, North Carolina—a nod to his roots in “Race City USA.” Over the years, the brand expanded, attracting a massive following and delivering some of the best motorsport content out there. And let’s not forget the show’s wild ride on television: The Dale Jr. Download had a successful run on NBCSN before moving to Peacock. Now, with Dale Jr.’s NBC contract wrapped up in 2023, episodes stream on Dirty Mo Media’s YouTube channel, where fans can get their fix.

What keeps fans coming back? It’s that perfect blend of insightful interviews and moments like Dale Jr.’s cheeky Instagram comment. It shows that even after retiring from full-time racing, Dale Jr. still has a knack for keeping the world entertained, whether he’s discussing high-stakes racing or cracking jokes at his co-founder’s expense.

So, while Mike Davis may have to defend his production choices for the Kenny Conversation episode, one thing is for sure: when Dale Jr. is around, no one is safe from a good-natured ribbing. And honestly, would we have it any other way? The humor and camaraderie are what make Dirty Mo Media feel like one big family, inviting fans along for the ride every step of the way.