Episode 28 -- NASCAR Hall of Fame Member Terry Labonte sits down with Rick Houston

Episode 39 -- Bill Elliott one of NASCAR's most popular drivers talks with Rick Houston, Part 1.: One of the most popular drivers in NASCAR history joins host Rick Houston for the first of a three-part conversation about his legendary career. Bill Elliott very candidly discusses his hard-fought climb to the sport’s pinnacle, how he dealt with... by The Scene Vault Podcast

56 min listen

EPISODE 003 — DAVID PEARSON Part 2: In the second part of host Rick Houston's interview with the iconic David Pearson, the NASCAR Hall of Famer discusses the finishes of the 1974 Firecracker 400 and 1976 Daytona 500, both of which involved his friendly rival, Richard Petty. He also sets... by The Scene Vault Podcast

35 min listen

Episode 29 -- Terry Labonte talks the 1984 NASCAR Championship, and Rick Mast fills in for Steve Waid.: Terry Labonte discusses a behind-the-scenes story of his 1984 Winston Cup championship season, as well as teaming up with both Junior Johnson and Hendrick Motorsports. Host Rick Houston is joined by super-sub co-host Rick Mast, and they discuss the... by The Scene Vault Podcast

59 min listen

EPISODE 90 -- LAKE SPEED PART 2: Lake Speed gets his start at the Winston Cup level, where he finds mentors in Darel Dieringer and Shelton "Runt" Pittman. He has a life-changing experience en route to a third-place finish at Talladega in 1983, then makes the decision to move to a... by The Scene Vault Podcast

81 min listen

"You Wanna Drive?" - The History of NASCAR Team Owners: Team ownership has been a huge part of the sport since NASCAR's first Strictly Stock (now Cup Series) season of competition in 1948. Some competitors drive, while those that own the teams make sure the cars are prepared and sponsored and ready to race. It's a model that has produced hundreds of victories and many, many championships. A large number of team owners in NASCAR competition are just as well known as the drivers that have raced their cars. NASCAR Historians Ben White and Jerry Bonkowski discuss many of their incredible legacies as well as the origins of the number 70 in NASCAR history in podcast No. 70 of "A Lifetime in NASCAR. Also discussed is a look back at the life and career of NASCAR legend J.D. McDuffie. Give "A Lifetime in NASCAR" a listen for some interesting information on this week's podcast. by A Lifetime in Motorsports

93 min listen

"The Greatest Driver in NASCAR History" (According to Richard Petty): Throughout David Pearson's iconic NASCAR career, there was something very special about the Spartanburg, S.C. native. He collected 105 Cup Series victories and three championships and during that time and how he won more races at the famed Darlington (S.C.) Raceway that any other driver. No matter what type of car he drove, he mastered the 1.366-mile track better than any other driver. Wins came with Ford's Holman Moody, Wood Brothers Racing and Team owners Rod Osterlund and Hoss Ellington. His 105th and final win came at Darlington on April 13, 1980. This week marks the 50th anniversary when Pearson joined the Wood Brothers for the 1972 Rebel 400.. NASCAR historians Ben White and Jerry Bonkowski dedicate this week's show to Pearson and discuss his life and career and love for Darlington Raceway. They also discuss the origins of the No. 59 in NASCAR history during podcast No. 59 of "A Lifetime in NASCAR." Give "A L by A Lifetime in Motorsports

71 min listen

EPISODE 015 -- BOBBY ALLISON Part 2: Rick Houston sits down with NASCAR Hall of Famer Bobby Allison to chat about controversies surrounding the 1981 and 1982 Daytona 500s, as well as his own outlook on life in the face of unspeakable tragedy. Co-host Steve Waid is also on hand to break... by The Scene Vault Podcast

46 min listen

Episode 46 -- Ray Evernham Part 2, Jeff Gordon and the Brickyard 400: In the second installment of our interview with Ray Evernham, the NASCAR Hall of Famer discusses the call that gave Jeff Gordon the first win of his Winston Cup career, the inaugural Brickyard 400 and the beginnings of their dominance together. Hosts... by The Scene Vault Podcast

35 min listen

EPISODE 70 -- BOBBY LABONTE PART 1: A couple of months prior to his induction into the NASCAR Hall of Fame, Bobby Labonte sits down for an in-depth look at his career. In the first of a three-part interview with host Rick Houston, Labonte discusses his family's move from Texas to North... by The Scene Vault Podcast

71 min listen

Episode 21 -- Ricky Rudd, 1997 Brickyard 400 and 1998 Martinsville wins. Rick and Steve remember Marty Robbins: Ricky Rudd talks two of the most discussed wins of his Winston Cup career -- the 1997 Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis and the 1998 fall race at Martinsville, where he fought heat exhaustion all the way to victory lane. Host Rick Houston and his former... by The Scene Vault Podcast

47 min listen

Who ISN'T in the NASCAR Hall of Fame?: When the NASCAR Hall of Fame officially opened on May 11, 2010, there was a great deal of enthusiasm among race fans as well as the motorsports media. A prestigious panel of motorsports icons voted on the inaugural class, naming Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt, Junior Johnson, Bill France Sr. and Bill France Jr. as the first recipients to go into the hall. Over the past 12 years, a remarkable list of individuals have been inducted among drivers, crew chiefs and team owners. Many icons of the sport have yet to be inducted in the years to come. NASCAR historians Ben White and Jerry Bonkowski look back at many of the stories involving those that haven't been inducted in podcast No. 68 of "A Lifetime in NASCAR, as well as the origins of the car number in this episode. Give "A Lifetime in NASCAR" a listen for some interesting information on this week's podcast. by A Lifetime in Motorsports

85 min listen

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Episode 30 -- Terry Labonte Part 3, Joe Whitlock, J.D. Gibbs, Dale Barbee, Doyle Ford, Sam Bass.: Terry Labonte wins the 1996 Winston Cup championship, 12 years after his first. Vertigo caused by an accident in the 2000 summer race at Daytona causes him to miss two starts, breaking a streak of 655 consecutive starts. AND he gets his competitive... by The Scene Vault Podcast

59 min listen

Episode 220 -- Larry Pollard on Bending the Rules, 1983 Charlotte Debacle with Richard Petty: In the second installment of our interview with Larry Pollard, he talks about the pushback he received from some of his Petty Enterprises teammates after being named co-crew chief, the trick gas can used to win at Talladega and the part he played in... by The Scene Vault Podcast

73 min listen

Robert Hight, Larry Dixon, and Spencer Hyde go WFO with Joe Castello: #NHRA #DragRacing #RobertHight Robert Hight, Larr… by WFO Radio Podcast

80 min listen

Episode 56 -- Bobby Hillin Part 2: First things first! Hosts Rick Houston and Steve Waid sit down with Darlington Raceway president Kerry Tharp for their reactions on the Grand National Scene commemorative issues produced in association with the track's annual NASCAR Throwback weekend.... by The Scene Vault Podcast

65 min listen

Jerry Punch on Benny Parsons - Driver, Broadcaster, Friend: During the 1970s and 1980s, Benny Parsons was a full time driver in NASCAR's Cup Series and logged 21 victories, including the 1975 Daytona 500. Two years before winning NASCAR's biggest race, Parsons won the 1973 Cup Series championship. When Parsons ended his driving career in 1988, he turned his attention to TV and radio broadcasting and mastered them just as he did driving race cars, Historians Ben White and Jerry Bonkowski discuss Parsons incredible legacy with fellow broadcaster, Dr. Jerry Punch. Also discussed are the origins of the number 72 in NASCAR in podcast No. 72 of "A Lifetime in NASCAR. Give "A Lifetime in NASCAR" a listen for some interesting information on this week's podcast. by A Lifetime in Motorsports

68 min listen

NASCAR Hall of Famer Darrell Waltrip on racing, faith & his unique relationship with Dale Earnhardt: Darrell Waltrip is a NASCAR legend. He is a three-time Cup Series champion (1981, 1982, 1985) and posted a modern NASCAR series record of 22 top-five finishes in 1983, and 21 top-five finishes both in 1981 and 1986. Overall, Waltrip won 84 NASCAR Cup... by Sports Spectrum Podcast

44 min listen

Ep. 124 - DAYTONA 500 WINNER RICKY STENHOUSE JR. EXPOSES ALL!!! by The Residency Podcast

58 min listen

EPISODE 155 -- SHAWNA ROBINSON PART 1: Shawna Robinson was the first woman to win a NASCAR touring series race when she won a Charlotte/Daytona Dash Series event at Asheville. She was the first woman to win a pole in the Busch Series and she is also the first woman we’ve featured as an... by The Scene Vault Podcast

72 min listen

Tony Stewart - Top Alcohol Dragster Winner - Las Vegas Four-Wide NHRA Nationals 4/26/2023: #NHRA #TonyStewart #NASCAR75 Tony Stewart goes WF… by WFO Radio Podcast

56 min listen

EPISODE 149 -- TRAVIS CARTER PART 2 and RICK MAST: In the second and final installment of our conversation, longtime crew chief and team owner Travis Carter talks about the witch doctor that Hal Needham brought in once upon a time, the close battle with Terry Labonte for the 1984 Winston Cup... by The Scene Vault Podcast

119 min listen

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Episode 28 -- NASCAR Hall of Fame Member Terry Labonte sits down with Rick Houston

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