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Abandoning The Amish For NASCAR: The Captivating Marlin Yoder Story | Dale Jr. Download 

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Dale Earnhardt Jr. sits down with Hendrick Motorsports mechanic Marlin Yoder to discuss his departure from the Amish community and his one-in-a-million journey to becoming a NASCAR Cup Series championship-winning crew member. The conversation begins with Yoder’s perspective of living in a strict Amish community and his first time discovering NASCAR via the radio he smuggled into his bedroom. He relives the dramatic moments of leaving his family and community behind to chase a dream in an unknown new world.
Yoder didn’t know what a racetrack or the race cars looked like until he first laid eyes on a NASCAR television broadcast after leaving home. He instantly caught the bug to pursue a career in racing, and details his early days racing at a local short track. Dale Jr. and Yoder also discuss his efforts handing out resumes at race shops, breaking through in the lower levels and achieving the impossible at NASCAR’s highest level. Yoder’s story is one you won’t believe until you hear it for yourself.
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@HendrickPerformanceTrackAttack
@HendrickPerformanceTrackAttack Месяц назад
We are so proud to have Marlin building our Track Attack cars! He's an excellent mechanic who does a lot more than just the front-end suspension. He does all the wiring, engine prep/installation, and everything in between on our cars. We are lucky enough to have Ferman Miller and Travis McIntire (who builds his street stock) as a part of our build team as well! Marlin has such a great story and is an even better person. Thank you, Dale Jr., for giving him a platform to tell the world who he is and where he came from!
@daddysbrokegarage
@daddysbrokegarage Месяц назад
Was never a fan of GM when watching NASCAR, I haven't watched it really since dale passed and sterling retired. But I never miss an episode of dale jr down load I absolutely love hearing dale and R talk when he's on. You guys are an amazing team and dale is a fantastic human I am just a Mopar man 😂
@tnwhiskey68
@tnwhiskey68 Месяц назад
Sounds like he is probably a good worker and I'm glad he works for the best!
@chrismoroz9454
@chrismoroz9454 Месяц назад
Dale you are not just talented behind the wheel but behind the microphone as well. One hell of a great interview. Very well done 👏
@deansutherland3570
@deansutherland3570 27 дней назад
Well said 🫡
@cashkenterprises5584
@cashkenterprises5584 Месяц назад
This is one of the best Dale Jr Downloads I’ve ever seen. Top 5 for sure
@shawns57garage
@shawns57garage Месяц назад
I agree
@timdavis5078
@timdavis5078 Месяц назад
This world sure could use not all but just a little of the discipline and work ethic and up bringing he had you can tell he’s a down to earth hard working respectful, and polite guy
@user-iz9mu1qj8e
@user-iz9mu1qj8e Месяц назад
I’m like you but my top five keep changing. They just keep getting better.
@ericlowery339
@ericlowery339 Месяц назад
I don't think Dale Jr realizes just how good of an interviewer he really is. He is able to ask the real questions that the audience wants to know while obviously coming from a place of humble, respectful curiosity. He really has a natural gift for it. This is a fantastic and riveting interview. One of the best on the download that I can recall.
@Chadakins60.
@Chadakins60. Месяц назад
Your so right he gets the truth out of people it’s crazy how he can do it
@kennethbastrom8848
@kennethbastrom8848 Месяц назад
Also, Junior talks to these people like a fan of hard work and respect for their journeys.
@deansutherland3570
@deansutherland3570 27 дней назад
It's captivating this interview...
@christophergill5914
@christophergill5914 22 дня назад
exactly what I came here to say after listening to the podcast.
@shawnweatherford24
@shawnweatherford24 21 день назад
Lol.. Yea ok
@jozimoto
@jozimoto Месяц назад
Marlin Yoder's story will be legendary and it's not even over yet! Probably the best guest Dale has had on his show! Marlin such a humble hard working gentleman! It's kind of sad that his family really doesn't understand his success . Hopefully they will one day. Great job Dale!
@StillYHWHs
@StillYHWHs Месяц назад
Success is different to some. It's not about money or fame.
@jonkluver7912
@jonkluver7912 Месяц назад
My mind is still blown. Chad had an Amish working on steering parts on the 48! This guy had a better chance of winning the PowerBall! He had a cousin connection down there, but still. I wonder what he gets paid at HMS. JR had a surprised look when Yoder said he made good money in his single bay.
@tonyc6075
@tonyc6075 Месяц назад
Marlin Yoder's story is so incredible. I can't imagine leaving home at 17 to try to create my own life from scratch. What an inspiration!
@ljprevo
@ljprevo 27 дней назад
With no idea where to start with zero experience at anything. I am blown away!
@elonfux2492
@elonfux2492 Месяц назад
This might be my favorite one yet! Junior does a great job of asking questions that puts the listener in the guest’s shoes. I felt like I could visualize much of this story. The odds he overcame to reach the pinnacle of nascar are astounding and inspiring
@andreazook6552
@andreazook6552 Месяц назад
I've agree! He really drew Mr. Yoder out. Definitely a favorite episode.
@marywright6759
@marywright6759 Месяц назад
This was very interesting. I have always been interested in the Amish. I bet there aren't very many Yoders in North Carolina. What a talented energetic man. I hope he realizes how God had led him in the steps of his life.
@fishhuntadventure
@fishhuntadventure Месяц назад
I have a great deal of respect for the people who exhibit the positive aspects of Amish and Mennonite culture. The work ethic is how he wound up where he is. Yes he had/has innate skill and good talents. However, within the relatively small number of people with those skills and competencies there are very few who have the commitment, dedication, work ethic, and willingness to achieve their maximum potential. Most people are fat and happy with mediocrity.
@deanmabry2395
@deanmabry2395 Месяц назад
This is one of the most fascinating interviews I've ever seen on this show. Loved it
@brianwideman2342
@brianwideman2342 28 дней назад
I agree😅
@bennythehammer
@bennythehammer Месяц назад
Marlin Yoder is a straight boss. He bet on himself and then he made sure it was a winning bet. Bravo!
@erickwoodard9991
@erickwoodard9991 Месяц назад
I have no idea if anyone will see or read this, but I just want to say on behalf of all the dads that are out there with sons we want the best for, I am very proud of what you have accomplished in your life and career.
@steveroper8733
@steveroper8733 Месяц назад
Wow….that may be my favorite interview ever. That guy brought his character and work ethic out of the Amish community and into NASCAR…and we are better for it.
@The_ZeroLine
@The_ZeroLine 9 дней назад
Agreed. The work ethic bred into the Amish, Quakers, etc. must make them some of the best employees. I’m sure there are a few lazy apples even among them, but they’re likely 1-in-500.
@jyoda55
@jyoda55 Месяц назад
Being born Amish and raised in a far less rigid community it was great to see how Marlin handled this interview. Jr did a phenomenal job and you could see how relaxed and poised Marlin was. This is easily the best DJD ever. I was glad to see that Marlin’s work ethic and humility was so evident. Not wanting to be famous is very Amish. Hard to understand in the real world but his objective is to be successful to help others especially veterans needing a hand up. 10 ⭐ all aroun
@sherryswisher8911
@sherryswisher8911 Месяц назад
I want to thank Marlin for telling his story. FYI. Some Amish kids here will install a radio on a weekend in a buggy. It is crazy to hear a loud sub in the buggy. Yes they would hide them at English Neighbor’s. Dale this was one of the best shows!
@blake002
@blake002 Месяц назад
I’ve listened to almost every episode. This might be the best one I’ve listened to!
@jameshathorn6960
@jameshathorn6960 Месяц назад
Not me anymore
@bobsmyth9776
@bobsmyth9776 Месяц назад
What a great interview ! - I'm 70, raised in a racing family since The Womb, - had a street stock for 2 yrs. Etc... I have worked in Thee' Amish community for 12-15 years- in 7 different communities..and honored..so I know their life style .I know what one goes through when the leave the community. Thye give up friendships, family, family gatherings- weddings, funerals, work frolics ( barn raisings etc,) they give up so much plus being shunned-- it's a sacrifice you & I will never know.. You started out rough- asking questions and it got better & better every minute.!! I can't imagine doing an interview not knowing their background and Dale- awesome job !! And a million to one odds, yea....and you didn't rush the interview because without knowing his life, their life, how could the viewers understand ? I compliment you on your heart. I just wanted to let you know what this interview meant to me, an ex racer, car owner,lover of racing and someone who understands racing, The Amish and life with passion and goals. Again...Thank you for this wonderful interview.
@DLPyke-vs9zp
@DLPyke-vs9zp Месяц назад
@bobsyth9776 very well said.
@davidlawson2326
@davidlawson2326 Месяц назад
I am not Amish but grew up near an Amish community in Missouri. I was a child when my mother passed and my father hired a young Amish woman to help him out with me and my brother. Knowing some about the Amish community I found this story fascinating. Lucky people make their own luck. Great interview, great story, wishing Marlin nothing but the best! Awesome.
@louisefrom8109
@louisefrom8109 Месяц назад
This was one of the most interesting shows of Dales ever.Really like this show!
@johnnyruby3904
@johnnyruby3904 Месяц назад
This guy is the most humble, hard working and love life person I’ve seen.
@bidwell13
@bidwell13 26 дней назад
I love this interview. It’s so real and not scripted. It’s basically Dale getting his curiosity answered and being real respectful about it.
@mistyessinger
@mistyessinger Месяц назад
JR is one of the most humble souls!! 🙏💚👑
@GregorySovine-bt9hj
@GregorySovine-bt9hj Месяц назад
I honestly wasn't too stoked about this podcast when I read what it was, but it was a great episode. Incredible story.
@husnaavhora6485
@husnaavhora6485 Месяц назад
What do you mean?
@GregorySovine-bt9hj
@GregorySovine-bt9hj Месяц назад
I love the podcast, I meant to say I wasn't too excited about the guest because I knew nothing of him, but it was a fantastic episode.
@snchilders
@snchilders Месяц назад
Dale Jr., this was one of your best interviews, for sure.
@flyjarrett
@flyjarrett Месяц назад
Mike Rowe always talks about people “Forrest Gumping” their way through life. Hearing Marlin’s story, I couldn’t help but think about that. He has the drive and the skills to succeed. He’ll make it…something tells me that we’ll be seeing more of him someday.
@DanEBoyd
@DanEBoyd 29 дней назад
I hadn't heard of any of that, but was still reminded of Forrest Gump! But Marlin is probably working with twice the intellect of Forrest Gump.
@djmeece
@djmeece Месяц назад
What a story! I grew up about 45 minutes north of a large Amish community in central Illinois. You want to talk about precision craftsmanship…my parents built a home and 4-5 years after, bought a wrap around kitchen cabinet package from an Amish cabinet maker with lower and upper cabinets. They built them, my dad picked them up and installed them and they fit “to a T” in our home. The uppers butted right up to the trim around the windows, the lowers sat just behind the floor vents. You name it, it fit like a glove. Here’s the kicker…the guy who built the package NEVER ONCE stepped foot in our house! He built them off of the floor plans of the house and you would have thought they were custom built on-site as a part of the construction! Amazing skill, talent and craftsmanship! No doubt Marlin will continue to be a success in anything he puts his hand to! It’s in his blood! As they say, you can take the boy out of the community, but you can’t take the “community” out of the boy! All the best wishes to you Marlin!
@ryanlagoda1352
@ryanlagoda1352 28 дней назад
A large Amish family lives two houses down from me and my race shop. Nobody in the neighborhood shows more interest in what happens in my shop than they do. Often times after I fire up the race car they will run they're horses up and down my road with they're single seater carts. They rubberneck staring at our place so hard..always makes me wonder what they are thinking and makes me wish I could invite them over This story is amazing to me..it tugs on your emotions good and bad....I like this guy.
@aubreyrachel9070
@aubreyrachel9070 Месяц назад
Best story ever told on here
@Jackeryyrekcaj
@Jackeryyrekcaj Месяц назад
Blown away by how much of a standup guy Al was during all of this
@michaelsander6039
@michaelsander6039 Месяц назад
What an amazing conversation. There needs to be a movie about his story. I’m so glad that even though they may not understand he is still able to have a relationship with them.
@eastwoodsgolfer
@eastwoodsgolfer 13 дней назад
this interview made me want to rewatch Kingpin
@NASCARFAN4EVER
@NASCARFAN4EVER Месяц назад
Who else Loves Dirty Mo Media?
@cristydicola9100
@cristydicola9100 Месяц назад
It's better than any therapy or motivational program out there. One of the few plac3s online that gets your mind off all the bullshit going on in the world.
@Mikesacco1B
@Mikesacco1B Месяц назад
It’s what got me back into NASCAR and Motorsports
@teresagoodwin7458
@teresagoodwin7458 Месяц назад
ME!!!💞🤗💞🏁🏆🏁 LOVE LOVE LOVE DIRTY MO MEDIA 💞🤗💞🤗💞🤗💞🙏🙏🙏🙏
@AshtonG2022
@AshtonG2022 Месяц назад
Me ✋🏻 this and Door Bumper Clear are awesome to listen to.
@davecarsley8773
@davecarsley8773 Месяц назад
Pretty sure your mom does.
@buddyhume9297
@buddyhume9297 Месяц назад
Truly an amazing story!! Marlin is proof that anything is possible if you want it bad enough …. So much respect for him.
@rogerparliman1892
@rogerparliman1892 Месяц назад
Jr keep us updated on Marlin Yoder. Yes make this a movie! The best story ever told.
@Halfstep2024
@Halfstep2024 Месяц назад
That’s two completely kindred spirits vibing with each other in conversation for two hours. Both of them legends in their own right yet neither at like they are above living in a pop up tent.
@toofyus
@toofyus Месяц назад
Absolutely incredible young man with a great story! Breaking ties to strike out and make his way in a new world! My God! And YOU Dale! Seeing the opportunity and bringing him to us with a blue ribbon interview. Bless you both for this amazing experience.
@Ezzz-of3gr
@Ezzz-of3gr Месяц назад
Dale, you have a real talent for interviews. I Enjoyed that story very much... 👍
@abritandhisbikeinpoland6802
@abritandhisbikeinpoland6802 Месяц назад
Dale jnr thank you sir for this. I'm an Englishman in love with Nascar since the 1979 Daytona 500, I've never been to your country let alone a race, but this has got to be one of the most beautiful stories I've ever heard in Nascar! PS. Its my birthday today, and this podcast was the icing on my cake, thanks man!
@RIVERLORD-bf7uc
@RIVERLORD-bf7uc Месяц назад
Happy Birthday from SWEET HOME ALABAMA to you my friend . . .
@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT
@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT Месяц назад
The Amish community sounds so toxic and are stuck way in the past. I feel sorry for Marlin for going through the Amish mess. I've been doing my best to not be critical about the Amish, but his story when he was with his family is not helping me because of how the Amish community is. I am not saying "all Amish people are bad", but I am having a difficult time trying to respect the Amish community. So glad he is accomplishing his dream in NASCAR and living his life! A badass Amish kid, if you ask me!
@brycecrousore1985
@brycecrousore1985 Месяц назад
By miles and miles, this has been the best podcast not only in a racing, but anywhere on YT! Thank you for sharing your story, Marlin; you are such a wonderful young man!
@kevindearing4704
@kevindearing4704 Месяц назад
I've come to learn that if Dale Jr’s guest is a name I don't know, it's probably going to be one of the better shows I'll hear. This is an incredibly impressive individual, and I'm so glad I've listened.
@randalllimburg1010
@randalllimburg1010 26 дней назад
Dale. This is by far the best show you have ever done. Award WORTHY!!!!
@fauxpa61
@fauxpa61 Месяц назад
This is, without doubt the most compelling interview jr. has done, ever. Fascinating hearing about not only the Amish community, but also Mr. Yoder's decision and transformation leaving that community. I found his honesty to be refreshing and a nice change from the usual racing intercourse.
@alfredmitchell3792
@alfredmitchell3792 Месяц назад
This is by FAR the absolute best episode the dame download has EVER broadcast! If it doesn't go viral, it's a huge loss for not only motorsports in general but a story of an ultimate life's journey of human determination!!!!! Congrats to Dale Jr by bringing this story to light. And a double, no, a triple congrats to Marlin for a fabulous example of determination!!!! Thank you to both of you fine men for telling this story.
@dondormer6277
@dondormer6277 Месяц назад
I don't usually watch full episode podcasts... I grew up in Amish country in Lancaster Pa. I wasn't Amish but it peeked my interest. This was a great listen. Great interview... Two genuine people... I really enjoyed it.
@bevnracin
@bevnracin Месяц назад
Captivating is the perfect word to describe this story ! I would like to add Brave , emotional, determined, fascinating, hard working successful. This is by far one of the BEST interviews I've ever heard Dale Jr !
@rodgercottrill3342
@rodgercottrill3342 Месяц назад
One hell of a story
@midnight4539
@midnight4539 Месяц назад
Great interview! Thank you for bringing us Marlin’s story. Fascinating.
@adambrewer604
@adambrewer604 23 дня назад
Someone needs to make a movie on this guys life!! Absolutely incredible. Wow
@nmalueg1990
@nmalueg1990 Месяц назад
This is definitely my favorite DJD to date. Absolutely phenomenal
@MrKevin863
@MrKevin863 29 дней назад
I would love to see his story made into a movie that would be great. Great job Dale Jr
@brianhavey
@brianhavey Месяц назад
This was your best interview this year. Thank you for allowing him to give thoughtful answers to very difficult questions about his family. If there is a more honest man in NASCAR, I'd love to meet him. Thank you, Dale Jr!
@axelstanger1088
@axelstanger1088 Месяц назад
Great episode. They could make a movie about this guys life.
@treystuart1999
@treystuart1999 9 дней назад
You have developed into a true master, sir. You always find a way to make everyone feel special. You are toohard on yourself sometimes. You are a good man. You are a fanily man. You are also someone your dad would want to be friends with. Stay you. From one Caronina boy to another. Raise hell! Praise Dale!
@RPJ-nq4tf
@RPJ-nq4tf 22 дня назад
I’m 55 now. I lost my dad a few years back he was 80. He was rough and hard but The longer I live the smarter he becomes. Don’t sound like too bad of an upbringing to me. God bless y’all.
@TheUnsociable1
@TheUnsociable1 Месяц назад
This was your best Dale Jr. Downloand to date!!! What a story, real life, real freedom. Best of luck to Marrlin Yoder.
@bobbypaluga4346
@bobbypaluga4346 29 дней назад
Interviews often frustrate me because I’m aching for the interviewer to ask the questions that most interest me. At the end I’m disappointed more often than not. THIS INTERVIEW was incredible all the most interesting questions were asked by Jr with the most humble and amazing answers from Mr Yoder. I’ve never been to a NASCAR race but this channel is my favorite. I hope in the future I’ll get a chance to see a race.
@backbeatwoodworks
@backbeatwoodworks Месяц назад
This is one of the best episodes so far. These are some of the stories people want to hear about. Huge shout out to you guys for putting the spotlight on the guys that make the sport go round.
@MatthewHalinar
@MatthewHalinar Месяц назад
Dale really showed his skills as a podcast interviewer. Excellent job! and this is a great story for anyone I am going to share it with my mom.
@RIVERLORD-bf7uc
@RIVERLORD-bf7uc Месяц назад
I have lived in Hueytown, Alabama my entire 48 years. My great grandparents lived in Tennessee and there was a Amish community. They were always very nice and some of the best sugar cured ham, apple butter, sorgam syrup and jams and jelly's you ever put in yo mouth came from there. Was such a wild experience to go into their community and step back in time compared to the world I grew up in. Great episode Jr as always. You are becoming a legendary broadcaster before our eyes my brother. Wishing you the best from the HOME OF THE ALABAMA GANG. . . HUEYTOWN , ALABAMA. #12 #88 # F-97 #51 #28 #24
@georgewoosleyjr.4841
@georgewoosleyjr.4841 Месяц назад
This is the best Dale Jr show I’ve ever seen also
@danprymek1449
@danprymek1449 Месяц назад
This has been one of the best downloads I’ve ever listened to. Dale was very respectful with his questions. I didn’t want it to end, he should write a book on his life story. It would definitely be a book on how to be successful in life!
@jmscowgirljs
@jmscowgirljs 29 дней назад
This is by far the best podcast ever!! So well done Dale. You asked the right questions with so much respect. ❤❤❤
@spencergardner3964
@spencergardner3964 Месяц назад
Awesome, just wish he’d let him finish when he was trying to elaborate on stuff.
@laurieerickson7205
@laurieerickson7205 Месяц назад
He still did a great job, I have to defend the both of them. Jr is trying to keep a timeline and learn the most he can. It’s kind of a skill in its own right. I get you though but he’s got limits and questions to get in
@debbiesueshowalter3604
@debbiesueshowalter3604 Месяц назад
This was the best Interview I have ever seen Dale Jr Does A fantastic job
@Uberswimming
@Uberswimming 5 дней назад
What a good, clean and motivational success story. No finger pointing, didnt blame others and full on accountability.
@TimothyKepner
@TimothyKepner 29 дней назад
This has to be the absolute best conversations you have ever had on the download. From the bottom of my heart Thank You For This.
@darcyshapka9590
@darcyshapka9590 19 дней назад
What an incredible story, kept me captivated from start to finish. Wish Marlin all the best. Great job Jr on the interview. Top notch.
@willpage7562
@willpage7562 12 дней назад
Amazing story. Thanks Dale. I'll be looking up Yoder Automotive. Your interviewer skills have grown into something to be proud of.
@pauldudar6642
@pauldudar6642 12 дней назад
What an awesome journey Marlin has taken. The Amish work ethic has got him to where he is. Another great episode!
@kick_then_shift
@kick_then_shift 7 дней назад
His life is definitely a great story. Proof that if you have the desire and perseverance, you can do anything in our country!
@matthewgreenlee4631
@matthewgreenlee4631 Месяц назад
This is, hands down, the best guest on the DJD.
@ChrisHuddleston-52
@ChrisHuddleston-52 Месяц назад
I still believe Dale Jr still needs to consider interviewing having some grass root late model drivers on the show like Landon Huffman or Doug Barnes. It would be awesome to get some late model grass root racers on the show.
@TheeVelvetHammer
@TheeVelvetHammer 14 дней назад
This is THE best episode ever! I wish Marlin all the best.
@eallend
@eallend Месяц назад
Man how about that! Dale jr is so in touch, at 43:24 when he said so she did love you? You can still marlin really thought about that like he hadn’t before that’s so cool. Great interview and great guys
@tmt4768
@tmt4768 Месяц назад
Dale, I do believe this is your best interview yet. You asked really good questions, brought out some interesting and quite personal answers. Very awesome sir!
@donnaziegler9130
@donnaziegler9130 Месяц назад
Jr's the best!
@dalegarey7824
@dalegarey7824 Месяц назад
Dale, you handled this interview very respectfully, great job!!!👍👍👍
@carlstephenson8901
@carlstephenson8901 Месяц назад
Incredible show! Hats of to Marlin for following his passion and making his dreams a reality! Says a lot about who he is as a person.
@rickdupere-lu8gw
@rickdupere-lu8gw Месяц назад
That was probably the best interview I've ever watched. 😊
@heathhandyman5554
@heathhandyman5554 Месяц назад
So many amazing episodes on the DJD. This one is by far my favorite! Such an amazing story with this guy! He is a unique individual. I have no doubt that he will be successful no matter what he chooses to do in his life. His story is so inspiring and gives me as a new business owner more of a drive to be successful. This was such an amazing show DJ!!!
@davidjanzen1665
@davidjanzen1665 Месяц назад
Dale thank you for the respect you showed, taking time to form questions, and listening. Marlin thank you for opening up, you showed a lot of trust.
@arthurdraper6801
@arthurdraper6801 18 дней назад
What an amazing story! Marlin, thank you for sharing. You are honest, humble and brave.
@happycamper7798
@happycamper7798 Месяц назад
What a great story! I love his drive and work ethic....we need more people like him.
@phoenixproject5484
@phoenixproject5484 Месяц назад
Very inspiring story.
@mauramaroney1609
@mauramaroney1609 Месяц назад
This story amazed me. Marlin is incredible. What an amazing story of hard work, determination and resilience.
@kimphillips2542
@kimphillips2542 7 дней назад
I am very sure I would not have the courage he had to leave. That takes so much guts. Great job. Congrats and continued best wishes.
@blakelygober4241
@blakelygober4241 Месяц назад
I haven't even got to the end of this episode and it's SO GOOD. I don't watch Jr's podcasts enough. Great job guys.
@tomblodgett7389
@tomblodgett7389 Месяц назад
Junior, probably your most interesting interview yet. We all learned so much about a lifestyle that many people dont understand. I can;t imagine him leaving that community and seeing for the first time what this world is all about. Think about his first time in an airplane, going through airport security etc, all of his first time experiences had to be amazing to him. Great job today!!
@lax0598
@lax0598 Месяц назад
Wow!! Amazing story of bravery and determination. Good Luck Marlin!!
@jerryredden9136
@jerryredden9136 Месяц назад
This was the best interview concerning racing that I have seen.
@michelecole6432
@michelecole6432 Месяц назад
This was exceptional! I couldn't stop watching. Marlin deserves investors lining up to hand him money. He's laser focused on success.
@mailbag88
@mailbag88 Месяц назад
This is a great interview. I have worked at Slinger for years and probably have crossed paths with him. Love story’s like this.
@harlandrake266
@harlandrake266 Месяц назад
Dale, it is obvious life has given you a kind heart. You do a good job of bringing kindness out in others and helping us all appreciate what is important in life.
@livingourbestlife7595
@livingourbestlife7595 7 дней назад
I'm not into racing myself but I love a good story. I really appreciated this interview. I love how Dale was so respective of Marlins story. I am not sure how this ended up getting to me but am thankful that I heard this young mans story. I wish them both the best.
@Ratsstash
@Ratsstash Месяц назад
I am Pa Dutch live near Lancaster Pa. This was one of my favorite episodes. You are a Hero to Any Amish that might want to leave to community. Very proud of you
@RHDonly
@RHDonly Месяц назад
What an emotional roller-coaster this episode was. What a great story from multiple facets!
@lananavan1885
@lananavan1885 Месяц назад
Definitely one of the best shows, I couldn’t skip any of it,🎉
@candyrbennett
@candyrbennett Месяц назад
This is not only Dale's best interview! This is the best interview ever! Knocked it out of the park! It was educational, it was interesting, it was emotionally charged, it was sad, yet had a kind of happy conclusion. I found myself drawn in and completely captivated. Now I am going to need a follow up or maybe an even "keep us posted" . I just bet this throws him to the stratosphere. Mama's fears all the sudden are holding water. But oddly enough the exact opposite effect.I want to not like his Mama and Daddy but oddly enough I feel like they are living what they know. He did a great job getting that point across. I wish this man only happy days with continued success! His courage to step out of everything he knew and loved to be successful in what he desired is remarkable and awe inspiring! It is a great story of what will and determination looks like!;The very fact it is still possible in our U S.A. came at a great time! The authentic, transparent, honest way this unfolded is key in being "the greatest story ever told!" LOVE LOVE LOVE this in closing along with his success in his dreams of Nascar I wish this man family and unconditional love! People that are proud and "have him"! That's what will make this just,! His fan base has just been set! Now Dale who else you hiding behind the wall holding wrenches with great stories we would like to hear? ❤❤
@Velanthos
@Velanthos Месяц назад
Such a great interview!! As someone who has relatives who were/are Pennsylvania Dutch, the questions asked here did such a great job of painting the picture for folks on the outside who only hear stories.
@398willys
@398willys Месяц назад
Absolutely one of the most riveting interviews I have ever listened to. It gave me so many insights into a world that so few ever get to know. Marlin is a poster child for the old adage of "success occurring when preparation meets opportunity." Marlin's true character is revealed when he first turned down the big opportunity because he had given his word to work for another team! Dale Jr. has become a very compelling interviewer. His ability to shift between egos that fill the room to people like Marlin while still producing good stories is amazing. Thank You!!
@jarrettgolding7804
@jarrettgolding7804 26 дней назад
I’m so intrigued by Amish. I love this. Watch him swallow the lump when junior called him a champion mechanic.
@GregorySovine-bt9hj
@GregorySovine-bt9hj Месяц назад
I grew up in a Very strict Baptist house, not saying it was nearly as bad as his situation, but I felt some familiarity for sure.
@firewoodblake1243
@firewoodblake1243 Месяц назад
What a crazy story. That was a compelling listen.
@keeperhammered6193
@keeperhammered6193 19 часов назад
This story could honestly make a good movie!
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