Wow...only 3 months later and he's gone. So glad Jr got to do this interview before Danny's passing. Thoughts and prayers with the Earnhardt family.

@davidcox6501

Жыл бұрын

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@atvatv8391

6 ай бұрын

What was Danny's cause of death?

@jamesbirnie5428

Ай бұрын

@@atvatv8391cancer

This is a real treat to those that really wanna know the boring truth... Jr. should be given an award for this interview. Danny is an interesting man of few words & yet Jr. carries it along like Dan Patrick.

@durango8882

2 жыл бұрын

It was so obvious that he didn’t want to be there. 🤷🏻‍♂️boring.

@aussieoffroader1974

2 жыл бұрын

I agree

@augustinofabrizzio1496

2 жыл бұрын

@@durango8882 nah that's just Danny he's always like that quiet and kind of emotionless lol but still a great interview I think honestly

I met Danny when I was 16. I have a huge Dale Sr. and Dale Jr. collection at home and I worked in a restaurant on the beach. We had work clothes we had to wear but no rules on hats. I wore my Dale Sr. hat everyday. He saw it while I was bussing tables and called me over to his table to talk. That was 10 years ago, now I race stock four cars on local dirt tracks in NC and I got the number 3. The Earnhardt family and there humble beginnings is what makes you guys so special i love the podcast keep it up guys

Now that is a man of few words. That was painful but I learned Dale Jr could have an hour long conversation with a broom if he wanted to. 😂

@MrJking065

2 жыл бұрын

😂🤣😂🤣

@marklittle8805

2 жыл бұрын

Junior got the gift of gab from his mom's side I suspect, but Dale SR knew how to talk too

@jessehunter2741

2 жыл бұрын

big facts 🤣

@conservativewatchdog3666

2 жыл бұрын

The broom is smarter.

@jacobdockery3383

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah Its funny how the camera switches back and forth so much

I love seeing Earnhardt family members on here.

I got the honor to meet Danny Earnhardt at Talladega in October of 2001. He is a really awesome guy.

@Ghostmotorfinger

2 жыл бұрын

Godspeed Danny Earnhardt.

RIP Danny Earnhardt. Thoughts and prayers to the Earnhardt family.

@trirail812productions8

2 жыл бұрын

that must had ben somthing if you where at the er watch them take him to the hospital

Anyone get the feeling this is Danny's first interview....like ever.

@mikesowell7969

2 жыл бұрын

I think it was! 😂

@thomashall2560

2 жыл бұрын

He done a interview with jr before

@bezonidude1969

2 жыл бұрын

He has alot 0f Dale in his demeanor...

@durango8882

2 жыл бұрын

Kinda bored sounding.

@Jroc412

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikesowell7969 no , I think he just quite. Cry about it.

Jr and Mike breaking their backs carrying this interview

It's like of was fate that Danny did this interview with Dale Jr. RIP Danny, you'll be missed.

Having been married to a gal from Greensboro NC the dynamic of the Earnhardt family is not just them I honestly believe it’s. A southern thing! Everyone keeps to themselves and stays out of each other’s business but if you try and mess with one family member it’s almost like a Morse code goes out and the family will circle the wagons around that one person! But you don’t ask questions about personal matters, that’s taboo!

Jr. Is just like us. Loving every minute of this and eating it all up!

R.i.p. Danny Earnhardt...when you get to listening to him he sounds just like Dale

Love this guy....straight to the point.

I LOVE IT. Just can't get enough of those stories about the old days, partyin', raisin' a little hell, gettin' into some kind of trouble, etc, etc..........lol. Those days are long gone.

Danny is so much like his mother. Or seems to be. I don't know them but I have seen some interviews with Martha. I'm sure they were all close as a family. No cell phones, or devices. Just hard work and dedication.

Met him at the shop, was kind enough to shake my hand but I could tell he didn’t want to talk to me. Busy man. He seems like the type to answer but not gonna be the one asking much. Appreciate his moment with me.

Your dad was my hero. I couldn't wait to go to my buddy dad's house to watch him. I will always love your dad. I'm sure he is proud of you buddy. You are the next best thing for nascar. Only behind your dad. That number 3 never let me down. God bless him and you all.

@richardmorris7063

2 жыл бұрын

Since he was a rookie he was my favorite. He was a character w/ the cowboy hat & big personality.

@drdoloresmize5386

2 жыл бұрын

I was driving from Iowa to Texas once (I got word my grandmother was being taken to hospice care, that is the only reason I made that trip in one day. But while I was going south, just as you get to Missouri…it was two weeks after Dale’s wreck. I had one of the 3 stickers w/wings on it. But I get to MO and a dude is passing me. He pulled in front of me and I noticed he was signaling me. He held up 3 fingers. I did so back to him. It was one of the kindest and most memorial thing that happened to me during that time.

This has become my favorite thing to watch. Hands down. Reminds me of growing up and watching racing how it should be. Keep up the amazing content!

Danny was a original member of the 8 Bud Crew

@Ghostmotorfinger

2 жыл бұрын

#3 AcDelco Busch Series team too!.

@JJA1987

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ghostmotorfinger Correct !!!

Thank you for giving us an intimate look into the Earnhardt family. The Earnhardt’s were our Sunday family growing up. When Sr. passed away, it was the second time I seen my Dad cry.

When people put bounties on you that's when you know you're the best.

@howabouthetruth2157

2 жыл бұрын

You ain't a kiddin!!! .........or even outright BANNED from a particular race track. 'Ole Ralph was a true legend up around those parts. I sure wish I could've been there to see him race.

Loved every minute of watching Dale and JR racing and will always be a fan of the Earnhardt's . I know that I was witness to the 3's greatest moments what a thrill what a ride

@chuckfinley4757

2 жыл бұрын

Please don't put apostrophes in plural words.

I loved your dad. Not like him, I loved him. The week he died I was in Dallas and I drove to put something in the remembrances at a memorial at TX motor speedway. I sat there and bawled my insides out. For Xmas in 2000 I had saved enough and bought tickets for my whole family to a race, and it made me just sick that I wouldn’t get to see *him* race!! I had a good friendship with Tom Higgins and *he* was really important in getting me past it…Tom was a scamp!! He told me stories that nobody but Tom could tell. But I tell you, I still feel the loss.

JUST PURE GOLD RIGHT THERE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rest In Peace uncle Danny.

Love hearing these stories about the old days. One of the best non talking guests you have had. Great episode.

@chuckmartin4569

2 жыл бұрын

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@chuckmartin4569

2 жыл бұрын

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@chuckmartin4569

2 жыл бұрын

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I absolutely love the podcast. I legit could just spend a day listening to dale’s stories. Be crazy to see all the memorabilia he has stored away. That would be such a dream!!

This was amazing. Wow. You can def Danny is an Earnhardt. He is intense guy , low key, serious, but A passion and love that is second to none. Damn this was great to see, as uncomfortable as it was sometimes. . Thanks Uncle Danny. I promise you all Earnhardt fans needed this. Great Job.

@bradwilson5552

2 жыл бұрын

I can see & hear a lot of Danny in Kerry I think. Love listening to them both. 👍🏼👍🏼

@billyrowland1521

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I watched a video with Kerry taking the Stapletons on a tour around Kannapolis and places he grew up , and told stories of meeting Dale, Dale Jr., Kelly and his Earnhardt family members, ,a museum with a story about his grandmother going and signing autograph pictures. About racing with Dale Jr in the street stocks, etc. It was pretty good, but imagine finding out you are adopted 😮, but then that your blood dad is Dale Earnhardt 🤯!! 🏁🏁🏁P.S. would you happen to be the super guitar playing, singing,song writing friend of mine, Brad Wilson from South Georgia ? It's been awhile,, glad to see that you are still kicking, because I'm getting on up in years,,but you have gotta be older than dirt 😂 by now. I don't know. Keep on rocking brother. B.R.

Tks dale for sharing your uncle with us! That was very cool

Can’t believe Danny is now gone such sad news today

You gotta talk to grandma about Ralph and this episode is one of the best !

Down to earth kinda guy. Not polished but real. I like that!

I think we need duo episodes. Kerry/kelly, park/waltrip, both the eurys, and so on and so forth

I look fwd to these episodes more than my local weather, Danny is truly a man of tht old school “man of few words generation & I LOVE IT. My Dad use to always tell me “why use 7 words when 4 will do”. Danny seems to have tht mentality.

600.00 for "carrying" tires for "1" race !!! That was good money in the 90s. Man I'd a been a tire carrying fool. 😂 I would a had at least 3 pit stalls covered ours and one on each side. At least 1500 clear money.

R.I.P. DANNY SR..You will be missed

This has to be one of the biggest gems on this channel to date... Awesome stuff!

All I can think to say to y'all is THANK YOU. Y'all make my day with these episodes.

RIP Danny 🙏🙏🙏

first i,ve seen this since Danny passed --- who knew ...... all 3 of Martha s sons are now gone , how sad !!! i would have loved a part 2 with Danny ..... RIP

Miss the Earnhardt family at the track..so thankful for this show..God bless yall

Thank you I enjoyed the interview with Danny and getting to know a little about him and how it was back then. He’s an interesting guy and I can clearly see the feelings and emotions he has behind those eyes. You do a fantastic job with interviewing folks especially family and close friends beautifully done Jr.

Danny is sure is straight to the point. Dale had two brothers Randy and Danny and two sisters Cathy and Kaye. Danny was part of Dale Earnhardt Inc. when Dale Jr. drove the 8 car as a crew member and was part of the pit crew when Junior won the Pepsi 400 and his 2004 Daytona 500 win.

People that don't come up in a racing family its hard to explain or relate . But it doesn't mean they aren't close.

love these stories. Thank you Jr.!!!

Man I could listen to this for days!!

Wow, Danny looks just like Ralph

RIP Danny. My condolences to you and your family Jr.

My grandfather helped build that track with Mr. Harris....A lot of memories at the old Concord Speedway.

One of the best ever episodes. Do more with Danny!

@ItsYaBoiChenny

Жыл бұрын

danny passed a few months after, this god rest his soul

Bless him…it’s like pulling teeth with a lot of questions. But another great interview

@coalbranch

Жыл бұрын

It too funny 😅

DaleJr your uncle Danny sounds so much like your daddy. Cool to hear your uncle Danny talk about the great billy Scott. Met your uncle Danny at jr motorsports couple years ago.

This is gold... I never even knew who Danny Earnhardt was... even though I'd heard the name before a lot... Junior knows this man.. the interview style was off the hook fantastic! Being an Earnhardt fan from way back, these stories paint pictures.

Rest in peace Danny Earnhardt 💚

Love this guy! No chatter just facts

Rest in Peace Danny Enjoy your time with your brother.

Been looking forward to this one!

Absolutely love hearing these stories 👍🏻

RIP Danny.

I love hearing your family history ❤

Sure love hearing these kind of stories!!

Another amazing interview/podcast. Hearing Danny talk reminds me of your Dad. I had a couple of very short interactions with Dale Sr. at Sports Image and can see the similarities in the cadence and tone of their voices as well as the quietness in both. I remember thinking that Dale Sr. seemed reluctant to say too much in front of people he didn't know that well. At least, that was my take on him. But he also seemed more approachable away from the track than most might think, but also understood the power and aura of his personality. Also, there was a funny story he once told all of us (at Sports Image) about a new car he bought for Teresa that he put in a ditch one night. At least he laughed about it.

He talks so much like Martha it’s uncanny.

@SDCBMS

2 жыл бұрын

Yes he does!!!

@jerejoy5196

2 жыл бұрын

He also sounds like Kerry

@bigboy3jv

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha that's a good catch, he really does.

They Once Asked Dale Earnhardt.."If There Was One Driver You Could Bring Back To Race Against...Who Would It Be? Curtis Turner? FireBall? Who??" Earnhardt Quickly Replied "Ralph Earnhardt Hands Down"...🏁🏁🏁

We need to hear from all of your family! Learn show much! Love it!

Champions of their sport..changes and improoves that sport from what they bring to the table. Dale..brought tough competitiveness like a hammer..knew a race car inside and out..and 'could see the air'..this sport we love..Nascar, has also changed after Dales passing. NO OTHER NASCAR DRIVER impacted this sport as musch as Dale Earnhardt. from the time he entered until his passing. there will always be Dale hatters, simply because he is Dale Earnhardt and they aren't.

Thank you, Danny.

Man.. I am awfully glad he did this interview. You know though I just came across it. I can't watch it yet. All families have tough times but I swear it seems like they sure have.

rest easy danny you will be missed

Priceless...

That was awesome. Would love to hear more stories from Danny and the rest of your family. Good stuff!

This is awesome, I connect with these people

Love this interview!!!!

@judyturner3850

Жыл бұрын

Hi there. I am a Minton by birth from Goldsboro, North Carolina IT'S now 3 08 2023..Love the racing and all the back stories.. Take care 😊😊

@chrisminton8563

Жыл бұрын

@@judyturner3850 howdy, born and raised here in the foothills of NC but dont know any of my family on the Minton side. thanks for the comment hope you have a great week.

@judyturner3850

Жыл бұрын

Most of my other Minton relatives were from South Carolina..I am in the same boat as you. There were 8 of us kids, me being the youngest. We sure did not do much traveling either. Glad to know there are Mintons out there.Stay well and 😊 happy..God bless you and yours..Judy

Great content Dale.

Awesome thank you for that!!!👍👍👊👊

RIP Danny! 10 December 2021.

I live next to road Atlanta. My dad told me about watching dale run there. What I would give to see a cup race there or Jr running this week in at the hsr vintage races in a old cup car.

People today could learn alot from this man... few words and listen more. And honest and to the point when you do talk. Great episode

Great interview

Now this was cool!

R.I.P. Danny

Funny you mention Geoff Bodine. In Geoff's brief super-modified career at Oswego Speedway he and my Dad, Nolan Swift, tangled on the track and both spun out. Geoff gets out of his car and goes over to Dad still in his car, yelling "why don't you get out of racing old man". Dad was not confrontational, but my Mom went to her grave booing that man!

Raised that way. How they were taught. Dale Sr mom was the same way. Layed backed country folk.

Happy thanksgiving to the Earnhardt’s and anyone reading this. Love Jr.

Junior's accent gets thicker when he talks to other members of his family

@drdoloresmize5386

2 жыл бұрын

I do that, too! When I get to Texas where I grew up, get in a room with my dad, I can relax into my old accent!!

@AxelSqueeze

2 жыл бұрын

@@drdoloresmize5386 same here. Im from Massachusetts and have a little bit of a Boston accent that gets thicker the closer I get to the city

@genaholshouser7148

2 жыл бұрын

It's a southern thing I've tried so hard for years to lose that southern twang but as soon as I'm around family it's back

Well I hope someone does the Earnhardt ancestry for Dale Jr . I’m wondering now if he knows his great grandparents name . Every time I watch these podcasts I’m amazed at his memory . But this one I was surprised by .

I love hearing these stories about the family that aren't heart family and tell Junior and Carrie how about Junior and Carrie going to the hotel room getting drunk and Cary passing out and then throwing up these stories about Earnhardt family when Dale was younger starting on when Ralph died passed on and it's just amazing to hear all these stories it's amazing I love you guys I love the Earnhardt's love you guys love you Dale jr. Love your family your family is amazing I love Danny to Danny's awesome

Pickle, Sticks Elliott lol these Nascar/ racing nenes are funny as hell. RIP D.E.

That was great

Dale jr: says he wasn't much of a drinker Also jr: Pissed in ricky Hendricks closet due to being drunk

@tritontransport

2 жыл бұрын

But that’s the kind of stuff that non drinkers do when they do drink once in a while 🤔😂 or if they hang out with ken Schrader, the garage area alcoholic or a better way to say it is the garage area party animal

Damn good

@erniedale3602

2 жыл бұрын

Jr u ask ur guests the right questions & it's done in a good way & he ain't gotta think on it but a second it just jumps out lol & it's good man I love these more & more

Dale was a hard man on his family . Jr. , Kelly & Kerrie. I'd say his wives to accept the last one. I wont say her name. Dale was my driver & I cried my eyes out the day he died . I can't watch videos about Dale without crying. I enjoy these podcasts so much. Especially the ones with the family.I think Jr. And Kelly are close like my little brother and I, we came up hard. I lost my dad at 6 yrs old and got a lousy stepfather. My brother & my cousin and I raced every thanks to my Uncle. We had a blast. Racing saved us . Thanks for these podcast 's ! They are great ! I got my name on Dale Jr's mountain dew car ! That was better then an autograph!

@johngancarcik5682

6 ай бұрын

I remember that get your name on the 88 I did every year it was available

Hell ya brother

Danny is an interesting guy. No BS. I'll answer your question Nephew, but I'm not getting into it too much. He reminds me of me.

@bradwilson5552

2 жыл бұрын

Doc Holiday to Johnny Ringo .....

@mackenziek8383

2 жыл бұрын

Why not get into it? How else are these stories going to be passed on?

Have Danny on again sooner than later!

Thats how race teams and racing should be a "family thang"

Idear lol I love it.

I drive by the old Concord Speedway (the one on 601, is that the one he's talking about??) every day, and it hurts my heart to know it is long gone... shoot, just before they started tearing it down I bought a Celica Supra parts car from one of the shops located behind the track. Crazy the car lasted longer than the speedway (mostly torn down, aside from the running gear, which I need to pull and send to a buddy down in Georgia for one of his projects, he's sending me a 20R for a 77 Celica GT Liftback like my Dad owned when I was like 9-13 years old). Crazy how quickly things have changed in this area!!!

@herdogoats

2 жыл бұрын

I know the Concord track relocated repeatedly so I wasn't sure if he was meaning one of the earlier locations... figured maybe he was talking about an earlier one but wasn't sure.

@herdogoats

2 жыл бұрын

Looking at locations I'm guessing he's talking about the second location maybe? Still off 601, but near 73.

JR. knew just how to warm up..........took patience