Dale Jr Reacts To Incredible Conversation With Hank Parker About Dale Earnhardt | Dale Jr Download

[@JJA1987]

Junior you can talk about your dad 24/7 and us fans will never ever get tired of it.

[@DavidGordon-de6vr]

My brother had cystic fibrosis his make a wish was to fish with Hank they filmed the show with my brother. They stayed in touch and when my brother died Hank Sr came and gave the eulogy he is a very kind man!!!

[@Edge1775]

Hank Parker is a living Legend, God bless him for sharing his perspective of Dale that we never got to see. One of your best podcasts for me anyway

[@joecade8881]

Dude ! You don't have to apologize for talking about your Dad ! That's who you are and we love hearing it !

[@Joemar4]

My dad passed away at 59 years old. He, like your dad, never expressed his feelings about how he felt about me and my brother. We knew, but he never expressed it. It was at his wake when a couple of his co-workers came over to us and told us how much our father loved us and how he was so proud of us. "He talked about you two all the time and his face would light up when he did" We were so surprised to hear this. Again, we never doubted his love for us, but to hear he actually expressed it to his friends at work was something we never expected to hear. It's been 30 years and I miss him every day. Dale, never apologize for talking about your dad. I think keeping his memory alive is a wonderful thing. Dale Sr was my hero and I miss him every day. I got to meet him and spend a little time with him and he was the nicest, kindest person. I was lucky to see the real Dale, not the Intimidator....and I am thankful for that every day!

[@tripprogers4814]

We find it compelling as hell. If Senior was clipping his toenails, we want to hear how he did it. Now, that’s a little weird to say but, we want to hear everything. These are the best reminders that life is precious.

[@noff57]

NEVER APOLOGIZE for talking about your Dad. He was a HERO/IDOL etc. for A LOT of us..I just watched the video again of RC giving one of the cars to Bill Jordan and how he started crying. I am not going to lie watching that, Hank Parker interview, and many others I started tearing up missing Dale. I am just a DIE HARD Fan that never got to meet him personally but I felt like I knew him.

[@chuckwhitson654]

One of the all time best episodes, me and my dad were into cars and racing but we never have been able to communicate good. Pray for me that my dad and i can get to finally know each other and get along before one of us passes on. I love these shows

[@cliff4695]

Lost my dad 6 years ago to cancer. There's not a thing i own that i would not give up, to spend another day with him. Never apologize for talking or wanting to hear, about your father.

[@beberle9641]

I know how you feel Cliff I lost my dad 2:.5 years ago to the big C. Stay strong brother are Dad's are in a better place. Miss him so much everyday

[@roberttempleton8112]

Lost my dad 2 months before Dale Sr passed an I was an am a lifelong Earnhardt fan from the 80s

[@CBrittain21xR]

Same here, lost mine last year. I could always count on him to work on the car or be at the track every race. This racing season is hard. Very hard.

[@CBrittain21xR]

My dad lost the battle with C as well. F**k cancer. Now my wife has breast cancer. I'm over that BS

[@BillyBuckets951]

Same I lost my dad 4 years ago and when I see Dale JR. Talk about his dad or eager to hear a story about his dad I love it. I’d be the same way. And another thing is me and my dad loved Dale Sr. And dale Jr. Never met em other than a suttle moment when we had pit passes. I think my dad did get a couple autographs from both. But I remember when Dale died I cried like a baby at 12 years old because nascar and Earnhardt meant that much to me and dad and was a big part of our time spent together. I’d give anything to be at Talladega or Daytona with my dad right now going crazy when the #3 or #88 made a pass or took the lead. Memories I’ll always cherish. After Dale JR. Retired I haven’t really watched much racing at all. It’s nit the same with out #3 or #88/ #8. Love Dale Jrs pod cast and stuff tho. But hope they talk about his dad every show.

[@pamelabryson8775]

I love hearing about Dale , your dad! Never ever, ever, ever stop! My generation grew up watching him from the beginning and throughout his career and still miss him on the track!🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁 No Apologies

[@jonmartin6451]

Dale you can talk about your Daddy all day, it’s your show and we listen so we can get some insight in to the Legend

[@craigrawlette4199]

Your show with Hank Parker in my opinion is my personal favorite. Thank you Hank Parker!

[@jonmartin6451]

Man Dale I’ve been watching Hank for as long as I can remember, I’m so glad he’s sharing the love about your Daddy with you 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@terry3252]

The podcast with Hank Parker could be the most interesting , informative and entertaining interview I have seen on the podcast. Your raw reaction to these moments makes it even better. Get Hank back on!!! It was interesting to learn about Hanks plans with Neil Bonnet. Dale FYI. My father died when I was 21 years old and I never remember him saying I love you. But his actions said it many times. Things were different in those days, it just is what it is. I do tell my sons not as often as I should. Keep up the great work.

[@joedogmckeel]

This was a heavy emotional interview. I hung on every word. It gave us a side of RDE many of us would have never known with out of it.

[@RyanHolman88]

Dale, don't ever apologize for talking about your dad. In your search for information about him and stories untold, we are all just so thankful you have decided to share it with us. For that, I thank you

[@zitrogarage2636]

What I take from listening to these interviews is Dale Jr always says “how did Dad know or how did he know that ?” And what I take is your dad always was watching your every move. Everywhere you walked he had one eye on you.

[@misawajason]

Never apologize about discussing your father, Dale. He was who he was. You are who you are. One cannot remove his story from you, nor your story from him. They'll always be intertwined and fascinating to all NASCAR fans. I'm 38 and lost my dad when I was 24; wish I had the opportunity to talk with his friends about him and get to know him a little more.

[@darylwallace2293]

I absolutely loved the interview with Hank Parker and the stories he told about big E was remarkable I can never hear enough about the man the legend Dale Earnhardt and I’m sure there are more stories to tell thank you Jr. for putting together this awesome interview God bless you.

[@Rjt6606-]

I don't know how that interview with Hank Parker came to my attention, but I am glad it did. One of the best exchanges I have ever witnessed in an interview format. Junior you did a tremendous job holding it together and kudos to you and Mike for letting Hank spill the beans and not shying away from something so personal. I bet Hank would say God supplied the grace to him for helping him say the right things that honored your father and helped give fans and onlookers perspective and for you to receive it properly. To God be the Glory!

[@matthewward7252]

No apology needed!

[@dwighthall2507]

Bring Hank and Hank Jr Back

[@duanequam7709]

Don't ever feel you need to apologize for the Earnhardt content. After all the enjoyment and excitement you and your dad gave us we can never get enough of your thoughts and remembrance. And yes Mike did an amazing job in that interview.

[@debbypezza637]

That was a powerful interview. Had a few tears myself as a long time #3 fan. Had many special moments with him during autograph sessions. Loved hearing those stories. Thank you for letting your guests share stories about your dad. I hope it’s helping you, it’s certainly helping us.

[@codywaldron2486]

Very rarely will 2 grown men talking ever make me tear up. As someone who lost his dad at 22, this clip hits so close to home. Especially when Mike was talking about how he wanted his dad at a game and he was at work. We’re just guys out here that aren’t perfect that are trying to do a little better than our dads did raising us. Thanks fellers for an all time podcast episode with Hank.

[@shanewoods1980]

Man I lost my dad at 25 while deployed in Iraq, and I really really wish I would’ve been stateside so bad. But I remember all those baseball games I played my dad was working because I needed/wanted a new glove/bat/cleats. My mom passed 3 years earlier while I was deployed to Afghanistan so I hold a lot of guilt and regret about some of my choices that I’ve made

[@gambini7252]

I never heard of Hank Parker before! What a beautiful soul that man has!!!

[@nealieanderson512]

I think Hanks personality reflects his kindness and affection and Dale saw that in his interaction with his son and it made him reflect on himself. It was very profound hearing him tell Jr what he said and realizing that was the first time he had heard it. It was very touching.

[@carolemonroe4400]

The honesty is refreshing and reaffirms who Jr. the man is.

[@mrmark2169]

I Love it Dale...Dont change nothing...

[@stevenwalker9013]

We want the Earnhardt talk!! Keep it coming

[@frankcox2679]

dont ever feel like you have to worry about how people feel jr. i never met your dad and i thought the world of your dad i wished i could have met him .i felt like i lost my dad when he passed! hope to meet you some day.

[@bevnracin]

You NEVER HAVE TO APOLOGIZE FOR TALKING ABOUT YOUR DAD ON YOUR PODCAST DALE JR ! I love hearing everything I can about him . I know he loved you and I'm glad that Hank shared that conversation with you 💕

[@Hogdog970]

we lost dad mentally when i was 4 years old due too a traumatic brain injury. man i'd love to find a best friend of his to find out more of who he was and what not, from a buddy. that is really touching, man !!!!!

[@adambrewer4400]

never apologize for what you do here, there is many of us that grew up watching him and you for that matter and we love to listen.

[@michaelforbes-pl8iq]

My son and I have had trouble expressing our feelings for each other. He sent me the link with this interview. I knew he was letting me know he understood me. Thanks for all you do.

[@darksu6947]

Why are you afraid of telling your son how you feel? He's not going to think any less of you if you share your thoughts and feelings with him. I know it's not that simple but it's something to think about. My father and I used to have the same problem, until my mother committed suicide. Now we talk about anything and everything. I hope it doesn't take something like that to bring you two closer together.

[@beebs5930]

No apologies necessary! I love hearing about Dad. During that time in my life I needed a hero and your Dad was mine. No matter what people say about him he was a down to earth man, despite his mistakes,he was real. Dale Earnhardt was my Hero and always will be.

[@miguelhuerta288]

Dear Dale Jr. On the subject of Dale Earnhardt keep them coming we love all the content on your dad. We also love you Dale and Family. God bless 🙌 you and 🙌 your family.

[@MrNegative57]

BRING HIM BACK!!!! Bring ng him and Hank Jr back. Very interesting and entertaining

[@jw546]

I'm happy for you that you were able to hear from Hank about your Dad. I understand how much it hurts to feel like your Dad didn't "express" his love in an outgoing and direct way. Speaking with Hank was a GIFT. It was a gift from Your Dad to YOU. Through Hank, you received a message from your Dad. Take it and cherish it for the rest of your life.

[@ronswinford4952]

I thought it was the best one yet on a personal level for junior, plus Hank is great on everything. Good job guys.

[@joelhetherington7776]

I live hearing things about your Dad dont stop

[@stymiesnerdly771]

I wish Neil Bonnett was still around. I’m guessing he’d be right up there with Hank Parker in terms of personal stories and really knowing the true Dale Sr. This was a fantastic interview.

[@davidmcdermaid8663]

Keep bringing the DE stories and background information, it is a main reason that I tune-in to your show!

[@nooneanybodyknows7912]

Never apologize for learning more about your dad. Dig as deep for as long as you want. I hope and know you will continue to learn until your dying day. Thank you for sharing.

[@shirleywilliams7027]

You just keep doing what you're I enjoy all of it Hank Parker was just great I saw a whole different side of Dale senior I can listen to you talk about your dad all the time keep up the good work Junior I've been a fan for life and I'll be a fan until I die

[@gregpomeroy2149]

One of the best shows you’ve done. And you were talking about a show you did. Love you Dale

[@TheGrandRambler]

So many great moments shared and hank is a great guy. He's a phenomenal story teller. Glad he was able to share all that he did.

[@lanceplant29x]

Jr all those memories of your dad and the all your guests that were made together do no good to keep them inside. It awesome on my end to hear those memories. I wish I could interview and have the platform to interview all my dads friends after he passed away 4 years ago. I would love to hear those stories just like you like to hear those stories of your dad. I hope you read this because I fell like we could relate so much!!

[@brianrucker1355]

I'm 45. I am a big fan of your dad. So ANY stories about him are always welcome. I have always rooted for you Dale and love the little snippets of history of the man behind the camera. Love from north Georgia.

[@billjr266]

That was an excellent conversation Dale! I thoroughly enjoyed it!

[@rickinnh2972]

Hank Parker was fantastic. Jr, Don't ever stop doing shows that center around Dale Earnhardt because there was so much that we long time fans of his love to hear. He was our favorite driver and to hear the stories behind the man we only saw on Sunday only reaffirms why we supported him every week.

[@gregbryan1185]

I’m super glad you were able to have those conversations with Hank. Good to hear you were able to have time to reflect on what you learned about your dad. Losing my dad at an early age helped me to focus on the things I wanted to make sure I did in raising my children. Hope this time of reflection helps you as you interact with your family.

[@mattsigmon4153]

Jr please don't apologize im just as intrigued about it as you are, keep the content coming.

[@mikecampbell278]

Dale. I’m sure I’m not the only one that feels this way but as far as I’m concerned the whole show every episode could be about your dad. I love the dale stories. Like most everyone else who grew up in the 80’s I thought he was the best thing ever. It’s so good to hear the good and the flaws about him. I too thought my dad didn’t care about me. I always thought how mean he was but now after hearing these stories I have a new and different perspective and appreciation for how my dad was. And only now in my 40’s do I see how the way he was shaped my life, values, and moral systems. Of course i realized all this after he was gone. I appreciate you for what you do. I know you’ve worked hard and could just have retired and lived your life but these episodes are the therapy some of us needed. Man if that suburban is still sitting at the airport that is a treasure. Definitely worth getting and restoring I can just imagine all the good times and talks had in that thing. Thanks for all the memories man the red #8 with the nose all taped up at talladega is my 79 Daytona. I’ve watched that race probably 20 times over the years. I still get goosebumps when I hear mike joy say “this is for the win “

[@jasonjackson5493]

We listen for EARNHARDT stories! Keep um coming!

[@justinwarrick8237]

I think I speak for everyone especially those of us who grew up watching your Dad , anytime we can hear new stories and a different side to your Dad it’s great .

[@FlynnLV]

Never stop talking about your dad. Never. I miss my dad, he passed about a year and a half before Dale. I love talking about my dad. Keep on talkin'.

[@mrdu1]

That was a great show…!

[@Marsha465]

Hank Parker is a respectable man with honor and dignity. I think more of your father now after hearing Hank's perspective and truth and I hope you do too.

[@darrinwhitaker0811]

The best part was Hank Sr's interview was him witnessing to Dale and Mike. God is Great!!!!!

[@jeffliles5478]

You have nothing to apologize about. I cried 3 days after your daddy died. I still tear up watching stories about him. I am so proud of you Dale Jr even though I never met you but you are family.i met your dad in Laurinburg NC years ago and that was one of the best days of my life. Love ya man.

[@willshamblin2728]

Never apologize for "so much Dale content". As a diehard Dale Earnhardt fan I love this!!! Me personally, I feel like I get to know Dale the "everyday guy" and THE INTIMIDATOR both. Really brings out the "human" side.. the emotional side.... of my hero... THE reason I ever got into NASCAR. I was 27yrs old and watched the baddest man on the track hit that wall and I literally had tears in my eyes when he didn't drop his window net and didn't answer the radio.... this keeps him alive for many of us. Greatest Driver Ever!!!! 3 forever!!!

[@miguelhuerta288]

Dear Dale Jr. Speaking for my self I love any comments or videos of Dale Sr. I can't get enough keep it coming. Thanks and God bless you and your family 👪 ❤️ 🙏 Also thanks to Mike Davis I love you comments.

[@johnwaldrop3211]

No need to apologize for anything Dale Jr, it's what a lot of this show is about ! Much appreciation !

[@marlonevans6449]

Anyone would listen to stories about your dad every week it was the best !

[@nashkar6561]

I'll never get tired of a new Earnhardt story, never apologize Dale!

[@karenwilson4322]

Never apologize for wanting to know more about your Dad. Lost my mom and dad 3 months apart 4 years ago and I still love to hear stories about them. 😊

[@ambermcclamrock6056]

Don’t ever stop! He was a town and East coast hero! You will always heal through the story! You lost your dad at such a young age! You deserve these moments!

[@BKN0826]

Hey man you are never to heavy on the stories about your dad. That's why we listen, because we loved and miss your dad also. Thank you for sharing the stories.

[@jackharle1251]

You're a good man, Junior.

[@Maddiehere89]

I loved that show!!! Great conversation!

[@texxasal]

Never feel as though you have to apologize for the content of your show. As big as the internet is people that don't want to listen to stories about your dad and your family have ample opportunity to go find content elsewhere. Thank you for being you and carrying on the legacy of your dad and your grandfather.

[@MrMakemyday3]

your dad was and is your father! he was someone we all enjoyed and he was bigger than life! the shows about your dad are great! helps me learn more about him as a person. the shows are top notch! we are lucky that you choose to look back and reflect in public....because a lot of the memories have to be private ones...the people that care dont overlook that fact.

[@cmad-gl7ie]

More dad your Dale was reason i love racing grew up watching him and to hear about the man is Epic TY

[@blakerh]

Great interview! I never get tired of Dale Sr stories!! Please never apologize about talking about your dad.

[@wanderingweederspapa7878]

By far one of the greatest vlogs... Hank is a legend.. the time he spent with Sr is priceless...

[@kevincorbin5371]

I enjoy hearing about your dad. Please keep those shows about your dad.

[@ray31129]

I love when you talk “Earnhardt”. Always very interesting to hear all the stories

[@rampant59]

Jr, love the stories about Sr. Some of Hank's stories were gems. Great interview, one of your best shows.

[@marshag9360]

No apology needed. Everyone who listens & watches your shows love your entire family or they wouldn't be watching. I think it's so great that you & your siblings can find out the things that your father couldn't share with you himself. That's what made him who he was. Hank is an extraordinary person in so many ways. I personally had never heard of Hank before so thank you for sharing this episode. I was missing out all these years. Dale Sr & Hank were lucky to have each other!!!!!

[@darinrodriguez8551]

I absolutely love hearing about your dad he was my all time favorite driver of all time

[@beckystewart4423]

Loved everything about this show. In fact, little emotional at times. I love this side of Dale Jr. Please don't stop having programs like this. Loved Hank Parker, Sr. Heck of an interview. ❤❤❤

[@rgarrison1819]

Dale, You should never Apologize ever About Talking about Your Dad!!!,Your Father is an American Racing Legend!!!, and He Loved You, Kerry, Kelly, and Taylor Nicole More Than Words!!!, and it's So Nice to Hear You say the things You said from Your Heart about Your Father!!!!, He was So Proud of You Junior!!!!, I Remember when You Won at Texas, He was So Proud, He was Just Beaming!!!, Great Interview with Hank,and Great Reflection here!!!!, America Loves The Entire Earnhardt Family!!!!!,Especially this American!!!!!

[@deemaximillion6019]

Your Dad would be very proud of you. Glad to see you keeping the family legacy alive. Luv

[@ItzMzJulez2U]

Jr, I’m glad you got as much from the Hank P. conversation as we did. It was epic. ❤️

[@TerribleThomas-hx3bi]

Never be sorry about asking questions and talking about your dad. I have loved the stories and interviewees. Much love Earnhardt's.

[@lindachapman1532]

I love hearing all these stories very interesting love it❤

[@tupole272]

Dale, I don’t know if you or any of your crew read these. But we are here because we’re Earnhardt fans. I for one never get enough good Earnhardt story’s. Keep it coming.

[@DarrenShaw-ev5tb]

This convo is as real as it gets ! - Thank you JR 4 keepin it REAL !

[@mathewbaggett9026]

@dale sir I would give anything in the world just to sit down with my dads own family and have conversations about him. Don’t ever feel like you have to apologize for learning who you dad is. I would give anything in the world to hear stories about my dad on a daily basis. I lost my dad when I was 12 and never got to have a conversation with him as an adult. So I get where your coming from hearing those stories is like having a conversation with your dad later on in life. I applaud you look up to you and get to live threw you when I hear those stores about your dad. Rather good bad or ugly our dad is our dad and they are apart of what brought us in this world. Thank you sir for the stories

[@danobrien8295]

You want to believe we enjoy it! Great interview… keep them coming 😊👍

[@warrior31389]

I lost my dad at 15, when Jr said about he gets mad that his dad is gone I felt that even now at 34 I still get mad sometimes he's not here where I could call him or talk to him or just to get his advice. I would give up everything for 5 more minutes with him. I'm glad Jr can talk to people that knew his dad where he can have these moments

[@kenallen6977]

I loved your dad - I miss watching and hearing from him. I can’t help but tune in to videos of him especially when he was interviewed or talking. I like hearing his voice and watching him. I am so glad that you spend time talking about him. The Hank Parker conversation was fantastic and I thoroughly enjoyed it - my favorite so far.

[@kevinkelley4912]

Jr you are not alone! Those thoughts about your relationship with your dad are very close to the relationship with my son. I raised him on the hard life lessons like “We work from CAN to CAN’T no less. And you work hard and smart, you can achieve your goal. I worked so hard to set things up for him to take over much later down the road,as he worked along with me. But, that whole time he was just devoted to me and not working towards what he really dreamed of doing. One day we had a very heated conversation about life, that was the last day he ever worked for me. Now, he works his dream job, Sportfish Captain for a great family and I am so proud of him. I still do the same thing as always but find time to work with him every chance I get and love it. We understand each other now. Unfortunately, You just never got to that part with your dad. Best show to date for me JR Thx so much

[@mrmark2169]

Your Dad will always be my Hero... I lost my dad at 8yrs old...Something about Dale reminds me of what i remember of my dad...Until i die its the 3 and 8 forever...Cause of you Dale Jr. and and what you do...The stories the legend the Earnhardt name will carry on Forever..Thank You... .

[@joe6367]

Hank Parker is such a cool dude his voice I could listen to all day such a great interview hope to see him back on the show

[@gunnymccumber8066]

JR is the most humble, appreciative, and thankful person that is in the public eye. No wonder he's won so many Fan Favorite Awards! It sounds like his Father and Mine had a lot of the same Parenting/Leadership Traits. I Think About Him and miss him everyday!

[@beckystewart4423]

Agree 💯 percent. Dale Jr has a heart bigger than Texas!!!

[@roymyers8575]

My dad turns 90 this year and I wish I knew for sure how he feels about me. I wish I absolutely knew!!!! I’m pretty sure I know but he’s still guarded!!! I thank him all the time for his hard work raising 6 kids and always working his guts out!!!!

[@toddbowser9415]

Stories from close friends of your dad NEVER gets old

[@mikeboring1293]

One of the best ones,loved every minute with hank talking

[@roccomicelotta3798]

For me the series of KZbin podcast with Hank Parker Sr and Jr were the best videos I have seen to date. I admired Dale Sr when he was racing and like everyone I miss him. Hank Parker gave an insight into the man. Thank You, Ric