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EPISODE · May 6, 2026 · 47 MIN

Episode 34: Austin Dillon

from Probably Cancelled Podcast · host Whiskey Savage Media

We did it. We actually left the house. For the FIRST TIME EVER, the Probably Cancelled Podcast took the show on the road — and we didn't go to just anywhere. We pulled up to Texas Motor Speedway, the same track where our guest earned his first career pole AND came back years later to snap an 88-race winless streak. Coincidence? We think not. Destiny? Austin Dillon would probably tip his cowboy hat and say yes. That's right — we sat down with NASCAR's favorite grandson, the man behind the wheel of the legendary No. 3 car, the 2018 Daytona 500 champion, and the guy who once went airborne at nearly 190 mph at Daytona in 2015, hit the catch fence, and walked away like he was just checking the mail. We talked racing, family legacy, life under the shadow of Dale Earnhardt's iconic number, and what it's actually like to be Richard Childress' grandson in a sport where everybody has an opinion about it. Now — yes, Derek and Brady are gone. No, we don't know where they are. No, we're not worried. We called in our friend Jade Struck to fill their very large, very absent shoes, and honestly? She might have outperformed them both. Jack Savage hosts, as always. Texas was a blast. Don't miss this one.

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