Dale Jr. Download: "You're A Prick and Primadonna"

[@nigelio3]

Dale is extremely underrated as an interviewer. He asks fantastic questions to get his guests talking. Questions that we haven't heard before a thousand times.

[@natemiller448]

Was just thinking that same thing.

[@superbandit77]

He also lets people speak without interrupting which is tougher then you think

[@bradroberts6447]

@@superbandit77 this is the truth. He does it well.

[@stratolestele7611]

Absolutely agree. I get fully engrossed in every one of his shows. He's smart as heck too.

[@bear1245]

He’s very articulate

[@horatiobeaker]

Dale's natural decency simply comes across all day long.

[@BobBobSquared]

Blows ANY other NASCAR related show out of the water, period.

[@hillogical]

And most sports shows. I don't follow NASCAR much anymore, but this is a great show.

[@ridged8]

Coffee With Kyle is also, very good.

[@_warren6659]

including the races themselves.

[@allabouthewaves4354]

@@ridged8 I seriously wish that was a podcast.

[@charlesmoore6140]

Yep

[@ronzigato]

"You can take that one to Alaska, it ain't gonna check" 😂

[@johnrickard3158]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@nattiesgrammy]

That was f****n hilarious!!!

[@sludge4125]

Loved it!!

[@Slinger43]

I'm surprised Ol' Harry Hyde didn't shrug his shoulders & say "Try Siberia King, probably best place for both you & the engine next few days" 😉 LOL! Harry had a great sense of humor, The King too for that matter, the big difference between Harry & Richard was Harry was a Legendary Smartass, with a razor sharp tongue! 🤔...damn, jus think, Richard Petty with Harry Hyde as his Crew-Chief & Mr H for an Owner! Oh man, what might have been. 😭!!!

[@ronzigato]

Junior's got a way of bringing out the best stories. I guess being a good dude brings out the best in guests...

[@johnellis900]

I agree He’s a natural

[@Slinger43]

His guest's TRUST him 😉👍

[@gunner2586]

One of the things I’ve always liked about Jr is the way he shows respect to others. You rarely see him being rude or disrespectful ( unless he’s on the radio when he was racing lol). That’s so rare in today’s world, just another reason he’s so well loved

[@garydurkee6273]

❤

[@twinpackpower]

This is a side of Mr H that I never seen before..I enjoyed this interview.

[@steveh365]

Rick's really a great guy...

[@JohnYenchick]

I loved the part when Rick said he drove faster than Dale Earnhardt in that test! 😂

[@KK-ex5zu]

Rick Hendrick has epic team building skills! No wonder he’s such a great team owner! Another awesome podcast by Dale Jr.

[@billylee4719]

I could listen to these stories all day. I never knew there were so many back stories. I have been a fan since I was a kid and loved Fireball Roberts. I miss the personalities of the past.

[@hughsnyder891]

billy lee Fireball was my first favorite driver . I was probably ten years old.

[@DNR5586]

@billy lee 100% agreed, these stories are GOLD. So glad they are being told and captured on this platform.

[@franyetso4899]

I think it is safe to say, we are just scratching the surface in "back stories"!!!

[@gregsmht40]

Wow. A new respect for Mr Hendrick. What a guy👍🏼🇺🇸

[@crisgayle2581]

This is freaking GOLD,this is better that watching a good race.

[@chrismathewsjr]

did you know Rick Hendrick was the guy that got indicted and convicted of fraud, money laundering, and bribery - only to have his friends donate to the Clinton library for a convenient pardon? what a big good guy club. :)

[@TeachAManToAngle]

I’m not even into racing but I can’t stop watching Junior videos.

[@thegonz7833]

This is freaking GOLD,this is better that watching a good race.

[@ArchFundy]

IMO, this is the best show in motor sports. You can tell that Jr. is really into the history of the sport.

[@dawgsfan1196]

"A little faster than your dad" "Bullcrap" 🤣🤣

[@MRosati5000]

Great to see the legend owner and person Rick Hendricks.. great guest Dale ..

[@MrFloppy131]

Hendrick no S dummy

[@darthhull85]

Joey Rollins Richard Childress always says HendrickS and it drives me up the wall.

[@chrisg4301]

This is one of the best Mr.H interviews ever!!

[@dobermanpac1064]

A new glimpse into Rick’s history. Never knew he was after Tim that early. 😎

[@mikekrol7485]

Please keep them talking. This stuff is gold. We can't let these stories go untold

[@jerrycraig6522]

That is so true very much needed Dale Jr is awesomeandneeded alot like now!!!

[@kennypatterson9110]

Love all these stories that we have never heard from the past!!!

[@frankweatherford6848]

These podcast are so great because dale jr is like it or not is part of the original winston cup family and yea i said winston cup. He can personally relate to the old gaurd as well as this millenial bunch nowadays. He doesnt get offended if tuff things are said bout the old man, shoot he knows better than anybody who dale sr was and how he could be. No bias with jr. I didnt cry when my dad died but wept like a child that faitful sunday when dale died the only way he could have. Daytona 500 last lap turn 4 watching mikey and his boy heading for checkers in his brand new top shelf team cars. Was never a big jr fan, however i have a newfound respect for the man in how damn well he has done with life after his dads death and his own pretty successful driving career. Kudos junebug sr is looking down proud of you bud. Thats all i have to say bout that

[@fish4bugs]

I love this. Jr. is an easy going guy that relaxes the guests and gets them to open up. I love the old stories. I grew up with NASCAR is the 60's and 70's and love it! Well done guys!

[@moicechumbey]

These Mr H videos are fantastic. Shows are always great as well.

[@Mytyweav]

I LOVE this.... Laughing with you guys at 2 am.... nursing a broken leg. Mr. Hendrick is so much fun to listen to along with Jr's questions. So much fun to see this unfold. Thank you for the vids.... Have Fun! Weav

[@CensoredFreedom615]

These conversations are priceless. Thanks for the show.

[@1farp]

this show has revived my interest in NASCAR. these are outstanding.

[@chrismatthews133]

Dale havin all these mount rushmores of nascar history could listen everyday....

[@jeffosborne1147]

Mr H is a Gem. Love the history lesson.

[@Mikesacco1B]

This was such an amazing interview Love it!

[@elitegb7206]

Dale Jr. Story telling is on a elite level! Lol 👍

[@Vampirebear13]

Great video!!! Amazing to see & hear how laid back & easy going Mr. Hendrick is. Now we need to hear from Roger Penske, PLEASE.

[@kenbaker8868]

Dale is a great interviewer and a good person. I got to meet him in Fort Worth years ago. He didn’t seam hurried and answered questions about his Dad and shared a little about him. Great guy!

[@dickwells5262]

Thank GOD for JR. and Dirty Mo... during 2020.

[@jessebrown6416]

This is what nascar needs and has needed for along time . Nobody ever talks about the past history and it’s drivers .and these great stories .

[@NKTheBowhunterOfficial]

Awesome stuff. If I drove a race car the one person I would want to drive for would be Mr. Rick Hendrick. He just seems like a great person to be around.

[@gasolinedreams2691]

I love this so much. Put the whole interview up in one video please.

[@trecooledge1326]

Gotta remember Harry Hyde was old school. Southerner, hard ass, that rebel/Confederate attitude. Geoff Bodine from New York, he had that "Yankee" accent vs. that southern accent. It was a marriage made in hell during that era of NASCAR when it was dominated by southern personalities. Great stuff

[@SouthernSkeptic]

I like how you pretend that Southerners are more "hard ass" than Yankees. I grew up near where the Bodines did and actually saw Geoff race at a local track when nobody knew who he was. I've now lived in the Deep South for 30 years, and I promise, Yankees are much more "hard ass" than Southerners. Now there might have had some "we don't care how you do it up North" attitude, but southerners are not more "hard ass" as a group.

[@Slinger43]

@@SouthernSkeptic 🤔...Umm, well I'll give ya this, you sure as hell sound lika yankee, juz full of yo' self ain't cha boy 😆

[@SouthernSkeptic]

@@Slinger43 huh?

[@SJKLR99]

@@SouthernSkeptic from upstate NY too and you are right on with that

[@SouthernSkeptic]

@@SJKLR99 Yeah southerners are usually polite and nice.

[@DeBa1226]

Great, great, great interview! Man I could listen to these stories from Legends all night long!

[@jeffyoder8105]

Yeah Jr has always been interested in the history of the big names in Nascar and loves hearing the stories from as many of the people involved as possible

[@michaella4347]

Honest and real - I enjoyed this so much - thanks to the DMM crew for content like this...stuff no other outlet could ever produce, big huge manes yet so humble and real.

[@ridged8]

You two are doing great inner views. Dale asks money questions, which we don't often hear. Would love to hear more from that angle. Great show!

[@TheBurlyjull]

Watched my 1st Jr. called race last night. Gezzzzz what a talent this guy is. Great new career for ya Dale.

[@cincysilvia8807]

i could listen to rick hendrick talk all day. smooth as tennessee whiskey

[@holygoldendoodles]

How have I been missing this channel!! Love me some Dirty Mo

[@ALA34388]

You’re podcast is so good I can listen online and yet still watch the videos and re listen. I love them and help on the long drives during a work day

[@tcmusic6429]

Anthony Abernathy learn they difference between “your” and “you’re.”

[@lifewithlani2637]

@@tcmusic6429 The Grammar Police are on the scene.

[@tcmusic6429]

Life With Lani It’s called being educated. Professionals care about how they sound and speak, apparently that isn’t you.

[@tcmusic6429]

Life With Lani the lack of proper English in both of these comments lol I highly doubt you were a teacher. 😂😂

[@lifewithlani2637]

@@billybruneriii356 Then I offer my apologies to you.

[@chrismooney5737]

I might of seen this video 20 times it never gets old

[@bobbybennett5396]

Jr. Don't ever stop this. I love every podcast you do. You have a great knowledge of the history of your life around racing. Sr. Was busy but you learned everything you could as it happened. Thanks for keeping alive and not forgotten. Those times are better than current times in Nascar. Tks

[@yourthebest7942]

A little faster than your Dad. Lol good laughs

[@ozzieseather6862]

Dale is extremely underrated as an interviewer. He asks fantastic questions to get his guests talking. Questions that we haven't heard before a thousand times.

[@jonathanfunnell4167]

LOVE DALE JR AND RICK HENDRICK WITH ALL MY HEART

[@jenniferslavitsko3355]

I love this Podcast!! By far the best Nascar Podcast out there!! Always been a fan of the Earnhardt's!!

[@timg2088]

"You can take that one to Alaska and it won't check out..." I'm DYING! Back in the glory days of NASCAR!

[@theintake8961]

Love it! Can't get enough of those type of conversations. Thanks so much👍🏁🏁🏁

[@BenNstyle]

You heard it straight from the fly on the wall right here 👂🏼

[@vivianstoltz9233]

Live these shows. Class Act. I got to meet him in Talladega. Great guy had picture taken with him

[@hughsnyder891]

Gotta love these stories 😊 just classic stuff 😊

[@williamjohnson1606]

The shows are great! Love hearing all of the stories.

[@markalbert9011]

The best NASCAR show on TV. ..Some weeks the best car show on TV. A couple of times the best thing I saw on TV that week.

[@thomasmatey6654]

Hendrick does not know it but he got me started in my own autobody shop business by selling me everything from hendrick honda daytona for a really good price and i am greatful

[@VAHOSS]

I never cared for Hendrix motorsports, but i really like Rick himself. He's pleasant to listen to.... always soft spoken

[@tcmusic6429]

HENDRICK

[@toddclark332]

Mr. Hendrick one cool man thank you Junior for sharing this video

[@allencochran6343]

Im a huge dale earnhardt fan i still remember his Martinsville win from 2014

[@arnegoldman9071]

Each download is so great... Learning so much NASCAR history and the stories are really cool!

[@mcdaddy0000]

Love these stories..... Keep it up....

[@joesolo9946]

This interview feels really good to watch... Thanks!!

[@bradgauldin8643]

This show is great. I love the guest and the questions are on point to. Dale jr has been taking good notes

[@RestrictedAirspacePodcast]

My new favorite podcast

[@Enzo87325]

I love watching these vids,reminds me of back home sitting on the porch listening to old stories.

[@jamesbergfeld5923]

Love the truth that comes out.

[@badbrad1564]

Dale jr got a good thing going with this podcast . Just realer it on youtube

[@FlyEaglesFly19111]

Mr. H.. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR SHARING. Dale thanks for sharing also..thank you thank you

[@MikeS-48]

Best NASCAR podcast and show by far!

[@daleirish6682]

great interview. I really love watching this show.

[@RadNitro]

Damn, Dirty Mo's is good content. Well done Dale.

[@carsonforrester3061]

I Respect Mr Hendrick very much. Just seems like a great business man. I like how he talks about the people are everything ! And he was a boat racer

Don’t forget convicted Federal felon.

[@ZekenStreak]

Really like this vid!! God bless Harry Hyde (RIP).

[@clubcar2001]

One of my favorite interviews!

[@tertessa]

Love your interviews

[@Andy1997civic]

Could listen to the Legends all day! Love the stories Mr H has and the great questions

[@limitinfinity]

Awesome job, this is the best thing I've seen in days!

[@The.Real.Timmii]

he was spot on about Bodine

[@irongoatrocky2343]

I have to agree 100% on this!

[@Ghostmotorfinger]

Yup.

[@rickkowalske4116]

And bodine is the ONLY reason there is a Hendricks motorsport

[@atlfan48]

According to a Sept 1986 issue of Grand National Illustrated, it was STP that blocked the Petty/Hendrick deal. STP had little faith in Hendrick's ability to stick.

[@supercuda1950]

Agood insight in to one of racings great owners. Whether you love him or hate him, he beings insight into how racing used to be. Hats to to Mr. Hendrick.

[@shanestafford9502]

LIVE THIS STUFF !!!!!!!

[@markp.7165]

Are you sure Junior isn't Ricks son? I'm only kidding of course but dam they are a lot alike. I like them both a ton!!

[@ThePeterVannShow]

Jr was close with Ricky Hendrick so I'm pretty sure RH considers him like a son

[@nicholasjohnson6724]

There's common DNA at that table 🤣🤣🤣

[@RacingforALS]

GREAT Interview!

[@Michael_Lorenson]

Great interview guys! You done good.

[@gunzfournier1438]

Hello Ricky and Dale. Time New génération and Legend

[@chriswatola2936]

Jr...great work. One suggestion, when you reference a photo, throw it up on the screen. It’d be great to see these pics you reference in all your interviews. Still love the interviews. Keep up the good work amigo.

[@ChuckRussell87]

One of my favorite KZbin channels!! Love these videos.

[@shirleymorris1372]

Dale Jr.and Mr.Hendricks made a great team--

[@billbaber6653]

These are quite good.

[@DaCheWookie]

Love your Show Dale Aloha from Hawaii 🤙🏻

[@jessebrown6416]

This format is also great!!

[@steves.922]

Never forget meeting Rick for the first time at the grand opening of his new Honda store in Asheboro in the 80's. He introduced me to Bodine who I thought was kind of ass compared to Rick.

[@jeffschwartz5199]

Keep'r come'n , great content !

[@riff2072]

"Prick and Prima Donna" Sounds like Kyle Busch

[@superbandit77]

True but man can he wheel a race car

[@GHEC3]

I agree with you completely Elliot S he has grown so much since his retirement from racing I watch every episode I can keep up the good work everyone that brings this podcast together even you Mike lol

[@racetube44]

Love your show

[@CALB2009]

BELIEVE IT OR NOT... IN 1982 I WAS AT THE DRAG BOAT RACE in Litchfield, IL on Lake Lou Yaeger when Jimmy Wright lost his life in the "Nitro Fever" boat owned by Rick Hendrick. Wright/Nitro Fever raced in the Blown Fuel Hydro Class (Nitro). My Dad was a Drag Boat Racer in the "Blown Alcohol Flat" division at the same event and our "Pit Spots" were right next to each other. As you see with NHRA drag cars, the drag boats all had parachutes that deployed after the finish line to slow them down quickly. That day, my Dad had already finished his race, so we were sitting on the bank of the lake at the finish line, watching the BFH class boats race. I will NEVER forget Jimmy's wreck. He crossed the finish line at about 213-215 mph .....but his parachute did not open..... The boat drove straight into the bank on the opposite side of the lake, completely burying the fork shaped part of the boat and threw Jimmy up into the trees on shore. It was AWFUL!! I was just 12 years old at the time and immediately started sobbing & having a complete panic attack. I remember my Dad picked me up to comfort me and I started begging him "PLEASE DADDY, DON'T RACE ANYMORE! I DON'T WANT YOU TO DIE TOO!" That race was in September and the last of the season. Over the winter of 1983, my Dad decided to retire from racing. Jimmy Wright's wreck had a profound affect on all of us.

[@coledarton1431]

You really don't ever know all these people. But with these types of interviews you at least see the Human side of there personalities.

[@rodstanley881]

This video is gold I really enjoyed it

[@ronniecardy]

Love these interviews all or so good