Podcast appearances and mentions of chris carrier

Denny Hamlin wins for the third straight week. At this point, what else can you say? One of NASCAR's all-time greats continues to add to his legacy while proving he can still compete with the sport's best week after week. In Season 5, Episode 21 of The Backstretch Podcast, Heather Williams and crew chief Chris Carrier break down Hamlin's incredible run and what it means as the NASCAR season heads into a critical stretch.

Denny Hamlin wins for the second straight week and continues his march up the NASCAR record books. In Season 5, Episode 20 of The Backstretch Podcast, Heather Williams and crew chief Chris Carrier break down Hamlin's latest victory and what it means as he ties Kyle Busch for ninth on NASCAR's all-time wins list.

Denny Hamlin wins at Nashville and moves one step closer to NASCAR history. In Season 5, Episode 19 of The Backstretch Podcast, Heather Williams and crew chief Chris Carrier break down Hamlin's 62nd career Cup Series victory, putting him just one win behind Kyle Busch for ninth on NASCAR's all-time wins list. At 45 years old, Hamlin continues to perform at an elite level — but just how impressive is this run?

One week after the tragic and unexpected loss of Kyle Busch, the NASCAR community continues to reflect on the impact he had on the sport, the garage, and generations of racers. In Season 5, Episode 18 of The Backstretch Podcast, Heather Williams and crew chief Chris Carrier open the show by sharing memories of Kyle Busch and discussing what his loss means to NASCAR. Chris also reflects on his team's relationship with Kyle Busch Motorsports and the influence Busch had on young drivers throughout the sport.

Shane van Gisbergen wins again at Watkins Glen — and once again the question comes up: are we watching the greatest road course driver NASCAR has ever seen? In Season 5, Episode 16 of The Backstretch Podcast, Heather Williams and crew chief Chris Carrier break down SVG's latest road course masterclass and what separates him from the rest of the field whenever NASCAR turns right. We also dive into:

Chase Elliott gets the win at Texas — and reaches two victories earlier in the season than ever before. In Season 5, Episode 15 of The Backstretch Podcast, Heather Williams and crew chief Chris Carrier break down what Elliott's fast start really means — and whether he's now the biggest threat to Tyler Reddick's early-season dominance. We also dive into:

Carson Hocevar gets his first career Cup Series win — and celebrates like it. In Season 5, Episode 14 of The Backstretch Podcast, Heather Williams and crew chief Chris Carrier break down Hocevar's breakthrough moment, what it means for Spire Motorsports, and why this win could be bigger than just one race. It also felt like a big weekend for the sport — maybe even a shift.

Tyler Reddick keeps rolling — five wins in the first nine races, this time at Kansas. In Season 5, Episode 13 of The Backstretch Podcast, Heather Williams and crew chief Chris Carrier break down Reddick's dominant start and what it means for the rest of the field as the season takes shape. We're also taking a step back to look at the bigger picture across NASCAR right now — what matters, and what doesn't.

Ty Gibbs gets his first career Cup Series win — and he does it at Bristol Motor Speedway. In Season 5, Episode 12 of The Backstretch Podcast, Heather Williams and crew chief Chris Carrier break down Gibbs' breakthrough moment and what it means for his future — and the rest of the field. We also dive into:

In Season 5, Episode 11 of The Backstretch Podcast, Heather Williams is joined by crew chief Chris Carrier to break down the biggest storylines from the first third of the season — what's real, what's not, and what's coming next. We also bring in two great guests this week:

Chase Elliott gets it done at Martinsville — and on a track where patience and precision matter most, that win could signal a major shift in the season. In Season 5, Episode 10 of The Backstretch Podcast, Heather Williams and former NASCAR Cup Series crew chief Chris Carrier break down Elliott's Martinsville victory and what it means for Hendrick Motorsports moving forward. We also dive into:

Tyler Reddick gets it done at Darlington — and once again proves he's one of the most complete drivers in the field. In Season 5, Episode 9 of The Backstretch Podcast, Heather Williams and former NASCAR Cup Series crew chief Chris Carrier break down Reddick's win at one of the toughest tracks on the schedule, and what it says about his consistency early in the season. We also dive into:

Denny Hamlin makes history at Las Vegas — and the NASCAR garage is heating up on and off the track. In Season 5, Episode 8 of The Backstretch Podcast, Heather Williams and former Cup Series crew chief Chris Carrier break down Hamlin's latest win as he moves into the Top 10 on the all-time wins list — and what that says about his legacy right now. We also dive into:

Ryan Blaney takes the win at Phoenix — and on a track where precision and discipline matter most, that victory could mean more than just another early-season trophy. In Season 5, Episode 7 of The Backstretch Podcast, Heather Williams and former NASCAR Cup Series crew chief Chris Carrier break down Blaney's Phoenix victory, what the 750 horsepower package looked like at the flat mile, and why tire management was the biggest factor in the race. We also dive into: What Matters / What Doesn't The 750HP package at Phoenix — what actually changed for drivers? Alex Bowman set to miss another race and Justin Allgaier stepping into the No. 48 this week — does it matter who's driving the car? Turn 5 Five Minutes with Ty Dillon Ty Dillon joins the show to talk Phoenix tire strategy, the early-season championship picture, and what drivers expect heading into Las Vegas. Say What? (Radio Chatter) The tire story at Phoenix Frustration on the No. 8 radio as someone on the team wasn't happy with Kyle Busch during the race Pit Notes Chris Carrier previews the upcoming race at Las Vegas — wind, tire cycles, long runs, and the strategy drivers need to win there. Fast takes. Real insight. Inside the garage.   Subscribe for weekly NASCAR breakdowns, driver interviews, and pit box perspective you won't hear anywhere else. #NASCAR #RyanBlaney #TyDillon #PhoenixRaceway #LasVegasMotorSpeedway #CupSeries #BackstretchPodcast

The sermon centers on the biblical command to refrain from repaying evil with evil, as instructed in 1 Thessalonians 5:15, calling believers to a radical commitment to justice, mercy, and love that reflects Christ's character. It emphasizes that vengeance belongs to God alone, who exercises it through divine justice, civil authority, and future judgment, while believers are to trust His timing and righteousness. Drawing from Scripture—such as Romans 12, Proverbs 20, and the lives of Joseph, David, and Christ—the message illustrates how forgiving enemies and pursuing good, even toward those who have wronged us, breaks cycles of hatred and opens doors for the gospel. The example of Chris Carrier, who forgave his attacker and led him to Christ, underscores the transformative power of grace. Ultimately, the sermon calls the church to embody Christ's love, not out of weakness, but as a demonstration of spiritual strength rooted in the grace they have received, and invites all to embrace salvation through faith in Christ, who offers mercy instead of deserved judgment.

Tyler Reddick has done it again — three straight wins to start the season. In Season 5, Episode 6 of The Backstretch Podcast, Heather Williams and former Cup Series crew chief Chris Carrier break down what Reddick's dominant start really means for the championship picture — and whether the rest of the garage is already feeling the pressure. We also dive into: What Matters / What Doesn't The debut of 750 horsepower at COTA — what actually changed? All of the Joe Gibbs Racing cars and two of the four Hendrick Motorsports cars sitting outside the playoff picture — early concern or March overreaction? Turn 5 – Five Minutes with Joey Logano Joey joins the show to talk Reddick's hot streak, the early playoff picture, the 750HP package, and what Phoenix demands from drivers. Say What? The Alex Bowman driver switch — what really goes into a move like that? Staying out at the end of Stage 2 for points — smart strategy or short-term gamble? Pit Notes Chris Carrier breaks down Phoenix — restarts, tire wear, pit road traps, and why discipline wins at this track. Subscribe for weekly NASCAR breakdowns, driver interviews, and pit box perspective you won't hear anywhere else.

Tyler Reddick is 2-for-2 to start the season — and the garage is officially on notice. In this episode of The Backstretch Podcast, Heather Williams and former NASCAR Cup Series crew chief Chris Carrier break down what Reddick's back-to-back wins really mean for the championship picture — and how early dominance can shift the mindset across the field. We also dive into:

Season 5 rolls on!  In Episode 2 of The Backstretch Podcast, hosts Heather Williams and Chris Carrier break down all the biggest moments from the Clash. In What Matters | What Doesn't, the crew debates a question every NASCAR fan is asking: Does it really matter to win the Clash, or is finishing well the real victory? Then it's Say What… time as we dissect the heated radio exchanges between Bubba Wallace and Daniel Suárez, plus James Small's very vocal frustration over the fuel caution. We're also joined by two great guests: Austin Dillon talks racing, momentum, and the season ahead | Nate Bargatze, Daytona 500 Grand Marshal, stops by with laughs and insight you don't want to miss From on-track chaos to off-track drama (and a little comedy), this episode has it all. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you never miss an episode of The Backstretch Podcast.

Trigger Warning: This extraordinary miracle story contains mention of non-graphic, contextual violence.    Abducted as a fifth grader, Chris was abducted. He survived a brutal attack being stabbed multiple times, shot in the head, and left for dead in the Florida everglades' alligator alley (alligators and pythons). Miraculously, he was found alive six days later. Years later, Chris faced his attacker, David McAllister, and chose to forgive him. This episode delves into Chris's journey of faith, healing, and the transformative power of forgiveness, offering hope and encouragement to anyone struggling with their own burdens of unforgiveness.   00:00 A Harrowing Encounter 00:50 Introduction to the Podcast 02:23 Chris's Childhood and the Day Everything Changed 03:44 The Kidnapping and Assault 09:19 Survival Against All Odds 16:01 The Aftermath and Investigation 20:00 The Healing Journey Begins 23:28 Sharing the Story and Finding Purpose 28:44 A New Beginning in Ministry 29:45 A Detective's Call, "We have found him." 32:01 Meeting Mr. McAllister 34:24 A Moment of Forgiveness 40:10 Sharing the Gospel 44:06 Reflections on Forgiveness 49:38 Messages of Hope 53:29 Closing Thoughts and Prayer   "For if you forgive other people when they sin against you, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. But if you do not forgive others their sins, your Father will not forgive your sins" - Matthew 6:14-15   For the Podcast series done by the North American Mission Board: https://www.namb.net/resource/kidnapped-a-god-story/  

NASCAR is back after the two-week break for the Olympics. We talk with drivers Austin Dillon and Todd Gilland about this week's race at Richmond. As always Chris Carrier stops by to provide his expertise. 

NASCAR heads to the desert in Phoenix this weekend. Our crew chief Chris Carrier talks about the domination by Chevy so far this season, the historic win by Rajah Caruth in the truck series, if it's time for RFK Racing to panic and previews the race at Phoenix Raceway. Our guest Daniel Hemric talks about his return to the Cup Series this season and Heather's final thought is on short-track racing in the NextGen Era.

Chris Carrier, PA-C shares with us more clinical pearls on the diagnosis and management of hand injuries. With a distal radius fracture, how much angular deformity can you accept at different age groups, knowing that the fracture will remodel?

Chris Carrier, PA-C, specializes in hand and wrist. He presented recently at our Ortho Boot Camp and we asked him to join us on the podcast to cover important considerations for hand injuries. In part 2, we discuss a case of a professional baseball player with pain while swinging the bat and a case of a cat bite.

Chris Carrier, PA-C, specializes in hand and wrist. He presented recently at our Ortho Boot Camp and we asked him to join us on the podcast to cover important considerations for hand injuries. In part 1, we discus a displaced intraarticular middle phalanx base fracture and the importance of the v sign in a PIP joint fracture, the Seymour fracture, and the perilunate injuries.

Simo's creations and mixes draw influence from jazz, blues, and classical music, as he aims to capture and recreate this harmonious auditory experience. He focuses his attention on rhythms that define his success, immersing his audience in a captivating sea of music that blends edgy rhythms and minimalistic sonorities. Simo has also had the privilege of sharing the stage with renowned artists including Herodot, Cap, Petre Inspirescu, Arapu, Lowris, and Chris Carrier. Hit play and enjoy the journey! Keep an eye on Simo: https://instagram.com/simocheqroun https://soundcloud.com/simo-cheqrouni https://facebook.com/musicsimo Listen to more electronic music on Intaresu https://intaresu.com

We had a great talk with Chris Carrier from RWC (Sharkbite Brand). What do you think of sharkbites?

True story of Chris Carrier who was kidnapped and left for dead … a story of forgiveness and Divine Mercy

This week Heather talks about the Hendrick Motorsports appeal. Chris Carrier chimes in on HMS, plus overtime at COTA and a preview of Richmond. Heather's final thought is on the 30th anniversary of Alan Kulwicki's death.

In this week's Frontstretch podcast (Sept. 15), Bryan Nolen talks with Parker Kligerman's crew chief for the No. 75 truck, Chris Carrier.

In this week's Frontstretch podcast (Sept. 8), Bryan Nolen talks with Parker Kligerman's crew chief for the No. 75 truck, Chris Carrier.

December 20th, 1974. The fateful day that would change Chris Carrier’s life forever. That day, walking home from school, Chris was kidnapped just blocks from his home by David McAllister, who drove him out of town, stabbed him, shot him, and left him for dead in the swamps of the Everglades. Six days later he woke up. 22 years later Chris came face to face with his shooter and did what seems unthinkable. “Sir, I forgive you, and from now on, there will be nothing like anger or revenge between us, nothing except a new friendship.” And after that, it gets even better! Chris joins the team to share his staggering story of miraculous resurrection, radical forgiveness, and a lifetime of healing from trauma. Please share this show! PG-13: Parents Strongly Cautioned, Guard Young Ears.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In episode fourteen, our crew chief Chris Carrier talks about Chase Elliott's first win, Hendrick Motorsports dominance, Denny Hamlin, and 23XII's struggle, plus a Darlington preview. Our guest is Pett GMS Racing driver Erik Jones. Heather's closing statement is on lose wheels.

In episode thirteen, our crew chief Chris Carrier talks about the quick success of Trackhouse Racing, the best celebrations in NASCAR, and which drivers need a win soon. Our guest is Trackhouse Racing Co-Owner Justin Marks. Heather's closing statement is on Denny and the insensitive tweet.

In episode twelve,  our crew chief Chris Carrier talks about the Bristol dirt, the fact the points leader still doesn't have a win and previews Talladega. Heather has an opening rant on the opinion the Bristol spring race has an attendance problem and her closing thoughts are about Bubba Wallace's return to Talladega.

In episode eleven our crew chief Chris Carrier talks about why the racing was so boring at Martinsville, Ty vs Sam, and the Keselowski penalty.  We preview the race this weekend at Bristol with Harrison Burton and my final thoughts are on the good ole days of racing.

In episode ten our crew chief Chris Carrier talks about a win for the old guys, why so many small to mid-sized teams are having trouble passing inspection and we preview Martinsville. Ryan Blaney stops by to talk about leading the points, the NextGen Car, and getting involved in acting and podcasting. Plus my final thoughts on the first race under the lights at Martinsville.

In episode nine, our crew chief Chris Carrier talks first-time winners, Ross Chatain's move to win COTA, more tire issues and a has a preview of Richmond. Erik Jones stops by to talk Bristol dirt. Plus my final thoughts on Chastian's move at COTA.

In episode eight, our crew chief Chris Carrier talks tire troubles in Atlanta, Hendrick Motorsports already exerting its dominance, Atlanta-Dega and he previews COTA. Race winner William Byron stops by to talk about winning Atlanta, Hendricks quick start in the Next Gen Car, and being a Lego Master. Plus my final thoughts on the COTA.

In episode seven, our crew chief Chris Carrier talks about four winners in four races, racing on Easter and the challenges of racing at the repaved Atlanta. Harrison Burton stops by to talk about his rookie season, his racing family and watching Coach K's final season as a Duke fan. Plus my final thoughts on the Atlanta repave.

In episode six, our crew chief Chris Carrier talks about who is the number two driver at Hendrick Motorsports, what is wrong with Denny Hamlin and he previews Phoenix. Martin Truex, Jr. stops by to talk about NextGen, how Toyota is adjusting to the new car, the biggest surprise of his career, and his girlfriend Sherry Pollex's cancer fight. Plus an update on Bristol Dirt and my final thoughts on the upcoming race at Phoenix. 

In episode five, our crew chief Chris Carrier talks about the NextGen at Auto Club Speedway and the future of racing at Fontana. Our guest is Joey Logano. We talk about the NextGen and how being a dad has changed his perspective on many things surrounding racing. Plus my final thoughts on how teams are adjusting to the NextGen.

In episode four, our crew chief Chris Carrier talks about his team's run in the Daytona Truck race and his history with Daytona 500 winner Austin Cindric. . We revisit a conversation I had before the Daytona 500 with Austin Dillon. Plus my final thoughts on NASCAR's return to Auto Club Speedway.

For Wednesday's video version of The Sports Scouting Report Podcast With Lee Brecheen, Lee sits down with Zachary High School head track and field coach Chris Carrier. Coach Carrier talks about the success the Broncos track and field program has had over the last couple of seasons and also talks about the incredible run the football team is on winning its fourth state championship this past season. Also, Lee interviews former high school and college assistant coach Don Rodrigue, who tells plenty of stories from his 40 years of coaching including stops at Nicholls State for 12 years and a 17 year run at St. James High School with the late Rick Gaille. Finally, Coach Rodrigue talks about the Louisiana Line Camp, which he has been a big part of over the last 31 years, and how young offensive and defensive linemen can be a part of this upcoming summer's prestigious camp for players in the trenches.    

Everything that happened to Chris Carrier, from December 20, 1974, up until right now, happened for a reason. For audio podcast listeners, watch the bonus video produced for this this episode at whosyourone.com/kidnapped.

Chris Carrier remembers the Coral Gables, Florida, neighborhood where he grew up as “very Norman Rockwell.” But then on December 20, 1974, while walking home from school, he met a man.

01. SCHE & Schlosser - Playboy (Biggy Bongs Remix) 02. John Manhard - Which way to the bar  03. Silver (UK) - Needle in the Groove  04. ZYNC - Movments  05. Gabriele Toma - Lemon  06. Cat Black - Counter  07. Chris Carrier, Jef K - Stamper Square 08. REda daRE, Hyacin - Bebop  09. Fran Bortolossi - The Day After  10. SCHE & Schlosser - Doroga  11. Lubelski - Animalistic 12. Toman (Archie Hamilton Remix) - Patience 13. Otistic - Down 14. Ben Murphy - Make You Feel 15. Caal, Baum - The HAHA track 16. SCHE & Schlosser - Amour

It would be reasonable to expect that being kidnapped, stabbed, shot in the head and then left to die in the Florida Everglades would forever be the defining event in the life of Chris Carrier. But that is not what happened. Episode 1 of his story will be available May 25.

The boys are back from their Wisconsin planning session and share a bit on their weekend work activities as well as John's upcoming family vacation to the Outer Banks. After the cross talk John and Tim bring in their guests Chris Carrier with Reliance Worldwide Corporation and Ed Brady with Home Builder Institute. Chris and Ed share the details of their recent partnership in which RWC will be the exclusive Trade Sponsor for HBI's 22 plumbing programs across the U.S., primarily serving Job Corps students and justice-involved individuals. Together they plan to train the next generation of skilled labor for the building industry. We also dive into the many brands of RWC such as SharkBite, HoldRite, StreamLabs and how it's a natural opportunity for them to double down on their commitment to promote and further the plumbing trade after its Careers in Construction Month efforts. We get details on how they both dealt with COVID; we look into their crystal ball; chat about traveling for the first time; Red Bull; Ty Pennington with Extreme Home Makeover; Philo, Illinois and much more. #notdeadyetpodcast #NDYpodcast #HomeBuilderInstitute #RelianceWorldwideCorporation #HVAC #plumbing #training #buildingthetrades #tradeschools #hydronics #sharkbite #holdrite #cashacme

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Detroit Mushroom Factory with Deana & Chris Hello out there in listener land, this is Romy bringing you another episode of the Bonfires of Social Enterprise. This episode is all about mushrooms! Did you know there are all different types of mushrooms that can be grown indoors, and, that there is a mushroom factory in Detroit?  Well, you will meet Deana and Chris and hear all about their story from concept to now.  As customary, I also like to introduce a song from a Detroit artist at the end of each episode so stay tuned to the end.   http://bonfiresofsocialenterprise.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/chris_and_deana.jpg () http://bonfiresofsocialenterprise.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/2016-06-04_10.41.08_3.jpg () http://bonfiresofsocialenterprise.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/2016-02-06_08.24.46-2_2.jpg () http://bonfiresofsocialenterprise.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/2017-01-20_14.45.12_1.jpg () http://bonfiresofsocialenterprise.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/2017-01-07_09.34.52_2.jpg () http://bonfiresofsocialenterprise.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/2016-10-28_15.10.25_2.jpg () http://bonfiresofsocialenterprise.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/2016-03-30_14.38.55_2.jpg () http://bonfiresofsocialenterprise.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/2016-01-22_17.48.43_1.jpg () http://bonfiresofsocialenterprise.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/2015-10-12_21.10.45_1.png () For the full transcript – Click below   Read Full Transcript Hello out there in listener land, this is Romy bringing you another episode of the Bonfires of Social Enterprise. This episode is all about mushrooms! Did you know there are all different types of mushrooms that can be grown indoors, and, that there is a mushroom factory in Detroit? Well, you will meet Deana and Chris and hear all about their story from concept to now. As customary, I also like to introduce a song from a Detroit artist at the end of each episode so stay tuned to the end. Okay, let's see what Luke has for our fun fuel today….. Hi, this is Luke Trombley, and I am bringing you the fun fuel for this episode. Did you know that there are over 30 species of mushrooms that glow in the dark? The chemical reaction involved in this is called bioluminescence which produces a glowing light known as foxfire. Some people will use this fungi to light paths through the woods. Thank you for listening to this fun fuel. Enjoy the episode! Very nice Luke. Glowing in the dark….what a fungi….ha ha. Okay, Romy, enough with the bad jokes. Let's listen in to what Deanna and Chris are up to and how this all began. Romy: Okay, great. Well, welcome Deana and Chris to the podcast, Bonfires of Social Enterprise. Got your cool business here. Let's talk about the Detroit Mushroom Factory. Deana: Great. Well thanks for having us. To just give a little background, we are a mushroom farm. We grow right now just out of our home. We live in Detroit, and we grow mushrooms in the basement. We grow on a substrate that comprises spent brewery grain that we get donated to us from a brewery in Detroit called Detroit Beer Company, and we mix that with sawdust that we get donated to us from a local woodworker named Richard Ganas. And so those two things we combine, we add mushroom spawn, and then we grow those mushrooms and sell them, mostly to local restaurants. Romy: Wow. Let's go over that one more time just in case, just for terminology. So you grow the mushrooms in your basement on, what was that? It was a bent ... Say that again. Deana: Spent brewery grain. So when beer is brewed at a brewery, they are left over with all this grain that comes out of the mash tun and that's usually a waste stream [inaudible 00:01:26]. So our model, one of the aims of our business is to be a totally sustainable farm. And so we have committed to only growing on recycled materials and spent brewery grain is one of those materials. Romy: Okay. Brewery grain, just for those listening in other...