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• Cotton Owens - NASCAR Legend Talks About His Life. Listen to a true racing pioneer as he gives us a look at his 50 year career in NASCAR. (Duration: 7m:18s; Size: 3.34MB) Click here to listen.
• Joe Mihalic - An Independant Driver in the 1970s. Pittsburgh's Joe Mihalic may not be have been a front-runner in NASCAR's top series, but he has a great story to tell about being an independant driver in the 1970s. (Duration: 12m:41s; Size: 10.1MB) Click here to listen.
• Russ Truelove - Racing at Daytona 50 Years Ago. Listen to the fascinating story of what it was like 50 years ago for a local hero to travel to Daytona Beach and compete in the big race at the ocean's edge. (Duration: 16m:43s; Size: 13.4MB) Click here to listen.
• A Rare Chat with Herb Thomas - NASCAR's first two-time champion discusses his career with Bill Tuthill in this 1968 interview. (Duration: 8m:43s; Size: 3.99MB) Click here to listen.
• Ronnie Householder - Chrysler's Czar of the 1960s. - Listen as Chrysler's head honcho and Bill Tuthill discuss the state of NASCAR in 1967. (Duration: 9m:1s; Size: 4.12MB) Click here to listen.
• The Amazing Vickie Wood - Listen to the career of NASCAR's "straightaway queen" of the 1950s, racing pioneer Vickie Wood. (Duration: 15m:48s; Size 7.23MB) Click here to listen.
• Ray Fox - A Legend Talks Aero. Listen as one of NASCAR's true legends talks about spoilers, wings, and aerodynamics and how it was in his day. (Duration: 7m:15s; Size 6.64MB) Click here to listen.
• Bobby Allison Talks About His Life and Career. Listen to Bobby Allison as he discusses his 1983 NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series championship, his early days of racing with his brother Donnie and Red Farmer and events which affected his life and career. (Duration 6m:29s; Size: 5.94MB) Click here to listen.
• LeeRoy Yarbrough's 1967 Daytona Interview Hear an early superstar talk about the state of NASCAR racing in this Bill Tuthill interview recorded nearly four decades ago. (5m:48s/2.66MB) Click here to listen.
• Janet Guthrie talks about her life and career. Listen as the most successful female driver in NASCAR's top series shares some highlights and dispells some myths about here life and career. (12m:17s/5.62MB) Click here to listen.
• "Ironman" Jack Ingram Looks Back. Listen to the first NASCAR Busch Series champion Jack Ingram as he talks about racing against Ralph Earnhardt, winning at Daytona and other tales of his amazing career. (14m:21s/11.8MB) Click here to listen.
• A Quick Chat with David Pearson. Listen as the legendary "Silver Fox" gives his views on highlights of his amazing NASCAR driving career. (5m:16s/2.41MB) Click here to listen.

Coming Soon...

• Mrs. Tim Flock Talks About 1950s NASCAR Life. Listen to the experiences of a NASCAR champion's wife in the 1950s.
• Johnny Allen - A Star of the 1950s and 60s. Early day star Johnny Allen talks about what it was like to race in the formative years of NASCAR and the dawn of the superspeedway era.
• Tom Carnegie, whose smooth, baritone voice has become synonymous with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway since 1946, announced June 9 that the 90th Indianapolis 500 was his last race as Public Address announcer for the Racing Capital of the World.
• Rex White - 1960 NASCAR Champion Hear the 1960 NASCAR premier series champion as he talks about his hall of fame career and life in NASCAR decades ago.
• Fred Marriott - 150 MPH in 1907 You think today's drivers are tough? Listen to a 50 year old interview with Fred Marriott, who was traveling at over 150 mph at Daytona in 1907...and then the unthinkable happened.
• Lloyd Moore - A True Pioneer of NASCAR At 94 years of age, Lloyd Moore is the oldest living driver of NASCAR's premier series. He has a great story to tell.
• Ed Samples - An Early Racing Legend Listen to the story of a successful driver who became a co-founder of NASCAR, as told by his son.
• T.Taylor Warren - The Dean of NASCAR Photographers Listen to the man who has been capturing NASCAR history for well over half a century.
• John Lindsay - A veteran of the 1950s short tracks Listen to the account of a "little guy" who competed against NASCAR's best in the former NASCAR Short Track Division of the 1950s.