Kyle Busch's Passing Shocks NASCAR | Rick Houston of 'The Scene Vault' Reflects on Racing Tragedies

Kyle Busch's Passing Shocks NASCAR | Rick Houston of 'The Scene Vault' Reflects on Racing Tragedies

Veteran NASCAR journalist and historian Rick Houston joins the show for an emotional conversation about Kyle Busch's passing and the impact it has had on the racing world. Drawing on more than three decades covering NASCAR, Rick reflects on some of the sport's most difficult moments, including the deaths of Dale Earnhardt, Adam Petty, Alan Kulwicki, Davey Allison, and others. We discuss how NASCAR safety has changed over the years, the legacy Kyle leaves behind, and why these moments continue to shape the sport today. Plus, thoughts on the Indy 500, NASCAR's All-Star Race, and the importance of preserving racing history.

What's History Worth? Why Greenville Pickens is Worth MORE than Paper & Coin | Tasha Porter Kummer

Tasha Porter Kummer joins the Also-Ran Broadcast to discuss the ongoing fight to save Greenville Pickens Speedway. In this episode, we dive into the history of the legendary South Carolina short track, the ownership struggles that led to its decline, the recent surge of community support, and how racers, fans, and even NASCAR personalities are stepping up to help preserve the speedway. We also talk about: Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s involvement Council meetings and local politics Why social media changed everything The future of Greenville Pickens Speedway How fans can help keep the track alive For anyone passionate about grassroots racing, NASCAR history, and the future of short track racing, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

Al Unser Jr: Faith, Family Legacy, & Indy 500 Glory

2-time Indy 500 champion Al Unser Jr. joins the Also Ran Broadcast for a deep conversation about the Indianapolis 500, the legendary Unser family legacy, Roger Penske, Pikes Peak, NASCAR, IROC, and his journey of faith and redemption. Al shares stories from racing against legends, turning down Formula 1, running the Daytona 500, and what makes winning the Indy 500 so special. He also opens up about overcoming addiction, finding Jesus later in life, and how faith changed everything. This episode is packed with motorsports history, behind-the-scenes stories, and heartfelt moments from one of IndyCar’s greatest drivers.

Willy T. Ribbs: Indy 500 Trailblazer & Racing Pioneer

Willy T. Ribbs joins the Also Ran Broadcast to share unforgettable stories from one of the most groundbreaking careers in motorsports history. From becoming the first Black driver to qualify for the Indianapolis 500 to racing against legends like Mario Andretti, Emerson Fittipaldi, Al Unser Jr., and Nigel Mansell, Willy takes us deep into the world of IndyCar, Formula racing, IMSA, NASCAR, and Trans-Am competition. He discusses: His path to the Indy 500 Racing for Dan Gurney and Toyota Formula 1 dreams and racing in England The danger and intensity of IndyCar in the 1990s NASCAR politics and his Truck Series experience Advice from Bobby Unser and racing’s old-school legends What it really takes to compete at the highest level This episode is packed with racing history, behind-the-scenes stories, and honest insight from one of motorsports’ true pioneers. Subscribe for more conversations with racing legends and untold stories from the world of motorsports.

Chrissy Wallace & Jeremy Mayfield Talk D2 Motorsports Wins, Mentorship & Short Track Racing

Breaking News! Chrissy Wallace joins The Also-Ran Broadcast with special guest Jeremy Mayfield to discuss the hot start for D2 Motorsports, recent victories in Super Cup competition, and the chemistry that has helped the team become one of the most talked-about programs in short track racing. The conversation also introduces young racer Annaston Bush, whose impressive drive through the field at Lonesome Pine Raceway caught the attention of both Wallace and Mayfield. From breaking track records to mentoring the next generation of racers, this episode dives deep into grassroots motorsports, the future of women in racing, and why short track racing still delivers some of the best competition in America.