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The Space Show Presents Lisa La Bonte, Sunday, 8-2-26.Quick summaryThe Sunday Space Show featured Lisa LaBonte discussing the rapid growth of national space agencies worldwide, with approximately 90 countries now having space programs primarily in emerging and developing markets. LaBonte presented data showing how these agencies are focused on using space for economic development, infrastructure building, and addressing national needs rather than pursuing prestige missions. The discussion covered how these emerging space nations are collaborating with established programs like China's lunar missions, using services like Starlink for connectivity, and developing their own launch capabilities. Participants explored topics including IP protection challenges for foreign investors, the role of STEM education in these countries, and how political risks affect business opportunities. The conversation also touched on cultural differences in how failure is perceived in different countries and the varying levels of public interest in space exploration.Detailed Summary:The conversation focused on space agencies, where Lisa explained that approximately 80-90 countries have space agencies, including both national agencies and international consortiums like ESA. Lisa presented on the growth of national space agencies, highlighting how these agencies have expanded exponentially in emerging markets over the past decade. She explained that these space programs serve as economic development tools, providing infrastructure, connectivity, and job opportunities, particularly in Africa where they are transformational rather than just supportive of growth. Lisa noted significant international collaborations emerging, including a first-of-its-kind partnership between the African Space Agency and China for lunar exploration at the South Pole.Our guest discussed the growing global space economy, noting that most countries are embracing private enterprises for economic development rather than state-driven approaches, with some implementing startup contests and incubators. STEM education was brought up by telling us how it is being integrated into school systems in various countries, with Bahrain specifically highlighting this initiative. Lisa emphasized that while space programs are driven by national goals rather than profit motives, they are building infrastructure that will eventually support economic development and generate revenue through tax dollars and other funding sources.Lisa provided a detailed overview of space activities across different continents, focusing on Africa as an example where countries like Egypt, Algeria, Morocco, South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria are engaging in various space applications including Earth observation, agriculture monitoring, and communications. Dr. Ajay raised concerns about declining U.S. interest in space compared to growing interest in emerging markets, questioning how to participate in these opportunities. Our guest responded that while U.S. space interest may be declining, NASA remains influential globally and emerging markets like the UAE have significant budgets, noting a $34 billion total budget for UAE space initiatives.We discussed how political competition between nations, particularly between the US and China, does not significantly impact space collaboration, as countries prioritize their national space program goals over political alliances. She provided examples of countries like UAE working with both US and Chinese programs simultaneously and noted that developing nations are primarily focused on establishing sovereign space capabilities rather than relying on others. She also explained that many developing and emerging nations are currently using Starlink for satellite connectivity, though the long-term strategy for building their own satellite capabilities remains uncertain.Lisa emphasized that the US needs to recognize it is not the only player in the space industry and should collaborate with emerging and developing nations. He noted that countries like China and India have been active in space for some time, and China has been particularly engaged in infrastructure development in Africa through initiatives like the Belt and Road. Lisa expressed hope that NASA would leverage its global reputation to partner with these nations, particularly given that over 60 countries have signed up for the Artemis Accords. The discussion also touched on the potential for space-based solar power and AI integration in these countries' space programs, though Carnegie admitted he was not an expert on these topics.Dr. Ajay inquired about Saudi Arabia's space initiatives following his recent visit. The group discussed how emerging nations are approaching space, explaining that while human spaceflight is a goal for many countries, most are still in early stages and focusing on basic satellite launches rather than aggressive defense programs. Lisa advised that any space investment should prioritize strong IP protection mechanisms and legal frameworks in the target country, noting that UAE lacks adequate IP protection despite its space activities. The discussion concluded with Joe raising a question about whether national space programs could generate national pride and encourage youth interest in engineering and technical fields.We talked about the varying levels of engineering talent across different countries, particularly highlighting robust STEM education in Saudi Arabia and UAE due to their oil and gas industries. He explained that while these countries produce skilled engineers, the lack of established infrastructure for protecting intellectual property and supporting technology startups creates challenges for entrepreneurs. It was noted that many talented engineers choose to work in countries with better IP protection and startup support systems, rather than returning to their home countries.Lisa discussed the challenges of political risk in international business, noting that unexpected events like the Arab Spring and recent conflicts with Iran can significantly impact operations. When asked about opportunities in emerging economies versus developed countries and advised that while opportunities exist abroad, young engineers should carefully consider their adaptability and cultural readiness, as many countries prioritize hiring locals first. She emphasized the importance of having strong character and tolerance for ambiguity when considering international opportunities.Lisa advised David that the key factor in deciding whether to pursue an overseas opportunity is not the specific opportunity itself, but rather whether the person can adapt to the cultural and environmental challenges of the destination. She emphasized the importance of having the right personality traits, including fortitude and the ability to get out of one's comfort zone, particularly when dealing with different cultures and potentially difficult working conditions. Lisa shared her own experience working in the Middle East, explaining how she navigated cultural differences as a woman by maintaining professional behavior and dress standards, which helped her be treated with respect in the region.Carnegie discussed cultural attitudes toward animals in different regions, noting that while dogs are considered unclean in some Muslim countries, they are widely loved in Japan. She shared that interest in space exploration, particularly Mars colonization, is limited among people she knows, though SpaceX and Elon Musk are still respected in the Middle East. She explained that failure is perceived differently across cultures, with risk aversion being higher in many countries compared to the Western approach of learning from failures. She revealed that her STEM and space education programs in the Middle East have been successful, particularly in engaging girls in engineering, though she has since shifted focus away from space education due to bureaucratic challenges.The group discussed space programs around the world, with our guest highlighting unexpected space activities in countries like Croatia and Romania, particularly noting Romania's satellite program driven by educational institutions rather than government agencies. Lisa explained that budget constraints and existing partnerships with established space agencies like SpaceX make it unlikely for countries like Saudi Arabia and UAE to develop their own reusable rockets. The conversation also covered her current location in the US due to weather conditions in Saudi Arabia, and plans for future meetings with participants in locations like Las Vegas.Special thanks to our sponsors:American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Helix Space in Luxembourg, Celestis Memorial Spaceflights, Astrox Corporation, Dr. Haym Benaroya of Rutgers University, The Space Settlement Progress Blog by John Jossy, The Atlantis Project, and Artless EntertainmentWe use Zoom phone numbers for program participation.For real time program participation, email Dr. Space at: drspace@thespaceshow.com for instructions and access.The Space Show is a non-profit 501C3 through its parent, One Giant Leap Foundation, Inc. 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Host Joanna Roche of the Maria Mitchell Association sits down with Rosie Agnew LaBonte, author of the new field guide Nantucket Nature. Rosie shares her Nantucket origin story, her deep connection to the island's natural world, and the inspiration behind creating a guide designed to help residents and visitors better understand the plants, animals, and ecosystems that make Nantucket so special. They discuss the research and passion that went into the book and how it can help foster a greater appreciation for the island's unique environment. Nantucket Nature is available through the Maria Mitchell Association and its Aquarium, as well as at Sconset Square on Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Follow Rosie on Instagram @wildrosenantucket and learn more at wildrosenantucket.com.To learn more about the Maria Mitchell Association visit https://www.mariamitchell.org/. 

CPG brand Sweet Addison's is reshaping gluten-free baking through storytelling, organic Instagram growth, and a founder-led approach to scaling with Meta ads.ABOUT THE EPISODE ⸻In this episode of The Truth About Social Ads, Jason Smith sits down with Addison LaBonte, founder of Sweet Addison's, a fast-growing better-for-you bakery known for gluten-free and dairy-free cookies and brownies shipped nationwide. Addison shares her powerful journey from being a Division I college soccer player and finance professional to becoming a CPG founder after a life-changing health discovery.She opens up about being diagnosed with compartment syndrome, how eliminating gluten helped her return to running, and how that experience led her to deeply research food, inflammation, and ingredient transparency. From building a viral Instagram presence under “Organically Addison” to launching Sweet Addison's from her home kitchen, Addison breaks down how organic content, customer demand, and storytelling shaped her brand before ads ever entered the picture. The episode also explores scaling a food business, product development, and why authentic marketing now outperforms traditional advertising.ABOUT THE GUEST ⸻Addison LaBonte is the founder of Sweet Addison's, a premium gluten-free and dairy-free bakery brand specializing in cookies and brownies shipped across the United States. She is also the creator behind “Organically Addison” on Instagram, where she shares recipes, lifestyle content, and her journey building a health-conscious food brand. A former Division I athlete from the University of Maine and ex-finance professional, Addison transitioned into entrepreneurship after discovering how dietary changes impacted her health and performance.

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Sweet Addison's — Better-for-you, gourmet gluten-free and dairy-free desserts shipped nationwide. Get yours today! Go to - sweetaddisons.com In this episode, I sit down with Addison LaBonte — former Division I college soccer player, ultra marathoner, and the founder of Sweet Addison's — to unpack one of the most raw and relatable entrepreneurial journeys I've had the pleasure of sharing on the show. Addison walks us through the identity crisis she faced after leaving college athletics, the shocking medical diagnosis of compartment syndrome that threatened to end her running career, and how switching to a gluten-free diet healed her body in just three days — without surgery. What followed was an organic content brand that grew to over 288,000 Instagram followers, a pivot out of a corporate finance career she never loved, and ultimately the launch of Sweet Addison's in January 2024: a better-for-you dessert brand built on clean ingredients and relentless work ethic. She shares the dark reality of her first year — working in near isolation, going three straight days with zero orders, and questioning everything — as well as the mindset tools that kept her going: visualization, delayed gratification, a service-over-self mentality, and her Christian faith. We even do a live taste test on camera, and I have to say — these brownies are unreal. If you've ever felt like you didn't know who you were after a major life transition, or you're too scared to take the leap on something you believe in, this episode is the one to share with two friends. About Addison: Addison LaBonte is the founder and CEO of Sweet Addison's, a fast-growing better-for-you dessert brand based in Dallas, Texas, and the creator behind the gluten-free lifestyle platform Organically Addison. A former Division I soccer player at the University of Maine and an ultra marathoner (50K finisher), Addison is the rare combination of elite athlete and self-made entrepreneur. After graduating, Addison was diagnosed with compartment syndrome and told she'd need surgery or would have to quit running forever. Instead, she adopted a gluten-free lifestyle, reversed her symptoms in three days, and channeled that experience into a content platform that grew to over 1.7 million followers across social media and 1 million+ monthly blog pageviews. She spent several years in corporate finance before launching Sweet Addison's in January 2024 — a brand of grain-free, gluten-free, dairy-free, refined sugar-free, seed oil-free cookies and brownies made with almond flour and organic coconut sugar. In under two years, she has scaled to multi-seven-figure revenue, operates in 30–35 retail locations, ships to all 50 states, and has been featured in TODAY, OK! Magazine, NBC Dallas Fort Worth, and more. She is also the host of the Organically Addison Podcast. Connect with Addison: Instagram (Personal Brand) @organicallyaddison Instagram (Sweet Addison's) @sweet.addisons Website (Blog) organicallyaddison.com LinkedIn Addison LaBonte About Justin: Justin Colby is the host of The Entrepreneur DNA and The Science of Flipping podcasts and a best-selling author. He is a serial entrepreneur with over and a seasoned real estate investor with over 20 years of experience. Driven by a passion to help entrepreneurs thrive, Justin created the Entrepreneur DNA community to support business owners in building wealth, systems, and long-term freedom. Through his podcasts, books, education platforms, and hands-on mentorship, he continues to help entrepreneurs scale with clarity and confidence. Connect with Justin: Instagram: @thejustincolby YouTube: Justin Colby TikTok: @justincolbytsof LinkedIn: Justin Colby Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

What happens when solving your own problem turns into building a brand? For Addison LaBonte, a former NCAA Division I soccer player, a diagnosis that threatened her ability to run became the unexpected beginning of her entrepreneurial journey.  What started as going gluten-free to avoid surgery turned into baking at home… which turned into posting online… which turned into building a nationwide better-for-you dessert brand. This episode highlights the power of throwback concepts like grit, mental imagery, and delayed gratification. Addison is the founder and CEO of Sweet Addison's, a fast-growing, direct-to-consumer bakery specializing in gluten-free, dairy-free, seed-oil-free, and low-sugar cookies and brownies. She began with a personal mission to create desserts she could actually enjoy. Now, her brand ships products to all 50 states, has expanded into retail doors, and has enjoyed a 500% year-over-year growth. In this episode, Addison breaks down how she turned two orders a day into viral launches, retail partnerships, and a mission-driven brand. Turning Personal Pain Into Product-Market Fit Addison didn't start with a business plan. She started with a problem. Compartment syndrome restricts blood flow in muscles and can lead to serious damage to affected tissues and nerves if left untreated. Exertion can be a cause. She was told to stop running or face surgery; either meant the end of a burgeoning post-graduate marathon training. Instead, Addison eliminated gluten from her diet. Within days, she could run again. That single decision reshaped her health, her habits, and eventually her career. She began sharing her gluten-free lifestyle online while working in finance. She posted consistently for years, building an audience long before she ever sold a product. When COVID hit, and home baking surged, her platform exploded. By the time she launched Sweet Addison's, she didn't need ads. She had trust. The lesson? Your lived experience is often your strongest differentiator. Building With Discipline, Scaling With Vision In the early days, Addison baked, packaged, and shipped nearly 50,000 cookies by herself. She operated out of her apartment, moved food into her neighbor's fridge to make space for ingredients, and worked 12-plus hour days without seeing the sun. She doubted herself. She questioned whether she should return to corporate finance. But she visualized the end goal. Her background as a soccer player at the University of Maine shaped her tolerance for discomfort. She embodied delayed gratification. She was willing to work like no one else would, so she could build something most people never will. Today, Sweet Addison's has four full-time employees, a commercial kitchen production, nationwide shipping, more than 30 retail doors, hotel placements, and viral product launches — including high-protein brownies that generated record-breaking sales. Her next vision? Walking into a national grocery chain and seeing her cookies on the shelf. Enjoy this episode with Addison LaBonte… Soundbytes 16:00–16:22 "For the first — I don't know — maybe six months or so, I was really doubting if this was a good idea for my life. And, I wish I could go back and tell myself that it's a great idea, and this business will bring me places that finance never could. And it will introduce me to people that I would have otherwise never met." 18:33–18:57 "You know, I worked my entire life till I was 18 to go to college, and there was no guarantee that I'd be a D1 soccer player, but I was working that hard for years in the hopes that that would happen. So I was able to tell myself in those early days that, 'Work really hard now and be willing to do the things that most people won't do now, so that later on you're able to live your life like other people can't.'" Quotes "Being an entrepreneur is being outside my comfort zone every single day." "If this doesn't exist on the market and I'm willing to bring it through TSA, there must be other people looking for this, too." "The best compliment someone can give me is not only do these taste good, but I feel really good after I eat them." Links mentioned in this episode: From Our Guest Website: https://www.sweetaddisons.com Connect with Addison LaBonte on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/addison-labonte-536227121/ Connect with Addison LaBonte on Instagram: https://instagram.com/sweet.addisons Connect with brandiD Find out how top leaders are increasing their authority, impact, and income online. Listen to our private podcast, The Professional Presence Podcast: https://thebrandid.com/professional-presence-podcast Ready to elevate your digital presence with a powerful brand or website? Contact us here: https://thebrandid.com/contact-form/

Tune in as we speak with a true community leader. Lindsay Labonte Manager of Applied Mortgage has taken the helm from her father Todd Barron and given the company a new look and location. Keeping with the leading with a purpose mindset, Lindsay has launched new programs like: Applied Mortgage Academy and Local Love Days to cement the business firmly in community. Listen as we discuss the regional landscape, the state of homeownership, tips, and tricks to getting in the pipeline, what it's like to do this with children, and more.

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With almost 20 years of experience in the mortgage lending industry, Lindsay LaBonte (a BusinessWest 40 Under Forty honoree in 2018) has become one of the Western Mass. region's most prolific loan originators. But it's about more than numbers, she says, emphasizing elements of her job like relationship building and financial education for clients who are often navigating the homebuying process for the first time — at a particularly challenging time for buyers, for many reasons. On the next episode of BusinessTalk, LaBonte, branch manager and senior loan officer with HMA Mortgage, talks with BusinessWest Editor Joe Bednar about the many aspects of her job, how she and her team prioritize community involvement in myriad ways — from philanthropy and volunteerism to a new program called Local Love Days — and why it's still so ratifying to help people achieve the dream of homeownership. It's must listening, so tune into BusinessTalk, a podcast presented by BusinessWest.

This was an interesting week in the Acement. Our friend Dan O'Brien came in with his documentary film partner Steve LaBonte thinking they were filming the podcast when we wanted them as the guests. Dan is a comic that has performed with us and now films amazing documentaries with Steve. They are currently working on "Waves Of Laughter", a film about RI comedy. Check out the trailer at https://www.youtube.com/@WavyLaughsStudioCheck out Ace at https://www.aceaceto.lol/ and Scott at https://scotthigginscomedy.com/

Ever wondered what happens when "Take Your Daughter to Work Day" turns into a full-blown career? This week's episode is a delightful deep dive with Lindsay LaBonte, who turned her childhood fascination with her dad's mortgage business into her own financial industry adventure!What's in store:The real story of how Lindsay went from "playing bank" as a kid to actually running one

In this episode, Addison LaBonte, former D1 athlete and founder of Sweet Addison's, shares the lessons she's learned through her journey of receiving a life-altering diagnosis.Order delicious gluten-free treats at SweetAddisons.comFollow Addison on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/organicallyaddison/

Les Têtes d'affiches de Denise Epoté de TV5 Monde, comme chaque dimanche sur RFI, cette semaine avec Grégoire Morelli. Deux femmes sont à l'honneur cette semaine. La première est originaire de l'île Maurice. Diplômée en gestion de l'université de Maurice, Mélissa Labonte a fait ses armes dans l'univers de l'hospitalité. En 2020 à la faveur de la crise sanitaire elle crée « Simply Good Food », une offre digitale au service des restaurateurs et des amateurs de cuisine saine. Votre seconde tête d'affiche est originaire du Gabon. Après des études en génie-civil, Gaëlle Massounga Gipsy a également suivi des formations en design et en informatique puis intégré un incubateur afin de se lancer dans l'entrepreneuriat durable, levier de transformation sociale. « Magic Citron » est le nom de sa start up.

Vom Major zum Mindset. Julia Labonte-Stoy arbeitete über 25 Jahre in verschiedenen Schlüsselpositionen bei Warner Music – unter anderem als Head of Streaming und Head of Artist Relations. In dieser Zeit betreute sie international erfolgreiche Acts wie Charli XCX oder Robin Schulz und sammelte umfassende Erfahrungen in der sich ständig wandelnden Musikindustrie. Im Redfield Podcast spricht sie mit Alexander Schröder darüber, warum sie sich entschieden hat, die Konzernwelt zu verlassen und heute als holistische Coachin und Mediatorin tätig zu sein – mit Fokus auf die Musikbranche. Ergänzend begleitet sie als freiberufliche Artist- und Projektmanagerin Künstler:innen wie Frida Gold, die mit „Haus aus Gold“ gerade ihr eigenes Label gegründet haben. Julia berichtet offen über ihren Karriereweg, die Dynamik und Herausforderungen im Major-Bereich und wie sie ihre gesammelten Erfahrungen in ihre heutige Arbeit einbringt. Sie erklärt, was ganzheitliches Coaching in der Musikbranche bedeutet, welche Rolle mentale Gesundheit spielt – und warum Achtsamkeit, Mediation und eine klare Haltung für sie kein Trend, sondern Notwendigkeit sind. Ein ehrliches, reflektiertes Gespräch über Veränderung, Verantwortung und neue Wege im Musikbusiness. www.julialabonte.com www.redfield-podcast.de

Addison LaBonte, founder of Sweet Addison's, shares her journey from being a college soccer player to starting her own business. She discovered that going gluten-free helped her overcome a condition called compartment syndrome, which led her to start an Instagram account to document her journey. The account gained traction during the pandemic, and Addison turned it into a full-time business. She launched Sweet Addison's, a clean ingredient indulgent dessert brand, and has seen success with her gluten-free cookies and brownies. Addison emphasizes the importance of discipline, mental toughness, and embracing discomfort in entrepreneurship. She also values connecting with customers and receiving their positive feedback.

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Send us a textOn this episode of ‘Network Outdoors The Podcast' Brandon Malson speaks with fly fishing angler, fly tyer, owner of Maine Fly Guys, Greg LaBonte!Greg has been fishing his whole life and has turned a lovely hobby into a successful business. He digs deep on this conversation discussing how he successfully targets and catches large muskie, different fly patterns to use depending on season, weather changes, time of day, and muskie feeding behaviors. He discusses how he approaches and reads a body of water, different casting techniques, how much time to spend on each section, brook trout water, predator fish, rods and reels, line setup, what goes into tying certain fly patterns, beautiful and productive rivers to fish around Maine, excellent stories, and much more!Thank you so much for listening and for your support!If you or someone you know finds value in connecting with other outdoors men & women, please drop us a line and we will get you plugged in.Be sure to follow us on social @networkoutdoors and subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzpCfJXk0eoo0oKiEFPmWIATo stay up-to-date on events, trips and networking opportunities sign up for our email list at our website www.NetworkOutdoors.com.Until next time - signing off!

In the Heights Pub & Parlor LIVE Music Series we enjoy the music of The LaBonte Brothers. They share a few country covers plus they credit their uncle for getting into music, and their father for always supporting their dreams. Maino & the Mayor's LIVE Music Series broadcasts live from our WGBW studio in downtown Green Bay and is brought to you by Heights Pub & Parlor. Tune in every Friday morning at 8:30am to hear brand new local musicians from Oshkosh, Appleton and Green Bay featured on the show. Want to join us next? Email mainoandthemayor@civicmedia.us to find out how. Guest: The LaBonte Brothers

In the Heights Pub & Parlor LIVE Music Series we enjoy the music of The LaBonte Brothers. They share a few country covers plus they credit their uncle for getting into music, and their father for always supporting their dreams. Maino & the Mayor's LIVE Music Series broadcasts live from our WGBW studio in downtown Green Bay and is brought to you by Heights Pub & Parlor. Tune in every Friday morning at 8:30am to hear brand new local musicians from Oshkosh, Appleton and Green Bay featured on the show. Want to join us next? Email mainoandthemayor@civicmedia.us to find out how. Guest: The LaBonte Brothers

Our guest for Episode 54 is Nikolette LaBonte, Principal Horn of the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, and a member of The Horn Call's Editorial Advisory Board. Episode Highlights Teaching and Performing activities Edith Borroff Horn Sonata: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDb9J2_XtSA On choosing the horn: “the horn looks cooler than the oboe…” Studying with Peter Kurau at the Eastman School of Music Kendall Betts Horn Camp, Music Academy of the West “When we miss notes, there's always a reason.” Book Recommendation: Bounce, by Matthew Syed Horn playing inspirations Listening to Rochester Philharmonic rehearsals Audition preparation Discipline and Motivation “Say ‘yes' as much as you can…” Learning how to prioritize Playing and teaching natural horn. Shout out to Anneke Scott! “Yes, and…”  

This week in the third and final segment of our interview, Gary DeHart talks about how having a crappy seat at the Winston Cup awards banquet fueled his determination to win it all that much more.   1996 turned out to be quite interesting with Hendrick Motorsports drivers Terry Labonte and Jeff Gordon and their teams going after each other for the championship. And despite coming out on top in 1996, DeHart opted to step down the following season due to burnout.   Gary concludes the session with a breakdown of his extraordinary work in the field of safety in NASCAR and gives us as close a look at T-Rex as anybody's going to get. We then took a look at the November 14, 1996 issue of Winston Cup Scene. It's an extraordinarily good weekend for the Labonte family in Atlanta, with Bobby winning the 1996 season finale and Terry winning the Winston Cup championship.   There are features on the evolution of the NASCAR roll cage and Brett Bodine's first year as an owner-driver, and coverage of Randy LaJoie's first Busch Series championship with BACE Motorsports. This issue also features an incredible photo of a fiery crash at Homestead.   NOTE: This show is not associated in any way with American City Business Journals, owner of the Scene brand.   Be sure to check out the latest and greatest stories from the world of NASCAR at dailydownforce.com!     Interested in The Scene Vault Podcast T-shirts? Check out thescenevault.com and click on SHOP to see what we have available!   Please consider supporting this show via:   patreon.com/thescenevaultpodcast paypal.me/thescenevaultpodcast venmo.com/thescenevaultpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We get things kicked off in a big way this week with the greatest Dave Marcis story you'll ever hear. Then the second installment of our interview, Gary DeHart gives us an inside look at the breakup of Hendrick Motorsports' Darrell Waltrip-Waddell Wilson Dream Team, his role in the making of Days of Thunder and how that propelled him into a crew chief's job with NASCAR Hall of Famers Ricky Rudd and Terry Labonte.   We then dig into the June 18, 1987 edition of Grand National Scene.   Tim Richmond wins at Pocono in his return to the sport after a lengthy illness. Richard Petty gets relief help from Joe Ruttman. There are features on Sterling Marlin and Brett Bodine, a photo bio on H.B. Bailey and news … timely for today … of an event honoring a NASCAR disaster relief effort.   NOTE: This show is not associated in any way with American City Business Journals, owner of the Scene brand.   Be sure to check out the latest and greatest stories from the world of NASCAR at dailydownforce.com! Interested in The Scene Vault Podcast T-shirts? Check out thescenevault.com and click on SHOP to see what we have available! Please consider supporting this show via: patreon.com/thescenevaultpodcast paypal.me/thescenevaultpodcast venmo.com/thescenevaultpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to October!!! For the first episode of the month we are bringing you a cozy romcom.

Smilin' and George bring in Labonte to review the Week 21 results and some regular season stats.

Take a deep dive with us this week into the life and mind of All That Remains frontman Phil Labonte! Phil and Johnny discuss the metalcore scene from when their bands started gaining traction in the early 2000's to today, and the release of new All That Remains music. The journey for Phil to this point has had its ups and downs, but through his hard work and dedication not just to the music, but to his fans, he is ready for the band to move forward. The two guys continue to talk about the gratitude they truly feel to their fan bases and detail exactly what it has meant to their careers and the humility in life they find from it. The music talk continues as they get into the record making “business” and give a look behind the curtain to “how the sausage is made” when it comes to dealing with record labels and personalities. Mr. Labonte shares what other activities he's been filling his time with including podcasting as a regular on the Timcast Podcast discussing politics and pop culture. Although these two may not share all the same views politically, they find similarities and common ground in their opinions and even share some laughs about some of the absurdity in our government and policies. Take it in with a watch, and a listen as these two long time acquaintances become friends. Streaming everywhere all at once!

Can you believe the Littleton Food Co-op turns 15 in 2024!? You know what they say – time flies when you're cooperating together! On this episode of That's Rad, host Anastasia sits down with Brian Labonte, current Assistant Operations Manager of the Littleton Co-op. Brian is one of the original ten employees from when the Co-op opened its doors in 2009. You may recognize Brian from his most prominent role as Produce Manager, but he's actually worked in over six departments throughout the store! His wealth of knowledge about the history of the Co-op is so widespread, you'd hardly believe he didn't know anything about co-ops upon starting here… or so he says. Brian also plays along with Anastasia's poorly drawn out metaphor of the Co-op being like a teenage daughter we have to raise and buy a car for. Hear the story of Brian and the Co-op all in this episode! The Littleton Food Co-op has been your community-owned, community-oriented marketplace since 2009. The Co-op works for the North Country of NH and the NEK of VT, not some big grocery conglomerate. We're actually owned by over 10,000 real people who committed to supporting our local economy. The Littleton Food Co-op employs local people, sells locally produced goods, and provides a space for local folks to gather and cooperate together. We return the love to our community through generous donations and support of local non-profits, and supplying the good foods that folks want to see. It's all served up at fair prices with the best customer service around! See it all for yourself just off Exit 41 in Littleton or online at littletoncoop.com. No membership is required to shop – everyone is welcome at the Littleton Food Co-op ♥

Chronic pain often serves as a wake-up call, signaling the need for lifestyle and diet changes. While these kinds of changes can be tough, Addison LaBonte is on a mission to make it easier with better-for-you desserts made with real ingredients. Addison is the founder of Sweet Addison's. Her life took a turn when she was diagnosed with compartment syndrome, a painful condition that forced her to change her lifestyle. Unable to run, she tried a gluten-free diet and healthier eating habits out of desperation. When she found relief, it sparked an idea – why not create delicious cookies that fit her new lifestyle? In this episode, Addison talks with Jen about her journey to healing chronic pain by changing her diet, the benefits of going gluten-free, and creating Sweet Addison's.. Key Takeaways [01:40] - How Addison was diagnosed with compartment syndrome. [07:31] - Who should explore gluten-free. [08:27] - Why Addison named her cookie company Sweet Addison's. [09:25] - Products made by Sweet Addison's and their ingredients. [19:22] - Why Sweet Addison's doesn't compromise on flavor. [24:23] - Sweet Addison's mission. [25:28] - Where you can find Sweet Addison's cookies. Quotes [05:20] - “To say that becoming gluten-free and reading food labels was life-changing is an understatement for me.” ~ Addison LaBonte [07:31] “When people say, do you think everybody should become gluten-free? I say honestly, yes.” ~ Addison LaBonte [20:08] - “One of the biggest feedbacks I get from people is, I can't believe that something this healthy can taste this good.” ~ Addison LaBonte Links  Addison LaBonte Instagram Sweet Addison's Sweet Addison's Instagram The University of Maine Chips Ahoy! Mrs. Fields Famous Amos Connect with our host Jen on Instagram Jen on Facebook Wake Up and Read the Labels! Schedule a 15 Min Breakthrough Chat with a WURL Food Coach! Subscribe and stay in touch Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Get 10% off your Sweet Addisons purchase! Use code: Wakeup10 at https://sweetaddisons.com.

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Ever wondered what it's like to be a doctor? And a CEO? And a mother of 4? Well Dr. LaBonte has done it all. As the founder and CEO of Inspire Family medicine, she works to create a friendly and welcoming environment for her patients by working with them one-on-one, giving them her time and attention, and making sure that her office is a safe space for people of all walks of life. If you're interested in going to medical school, or any sort of STEM field, make sure to tune in to hear what it's truly like to make science an opening community.

Millions and Millions of Americans are sick and tired. They wake up tired and fatigued. Sometimes, they don't know what's going on. Sometimes, it can be as easy as changing your diet. Someone who knows a lot about that is Addison LaBonte, CEO of Organically Addison.

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This week, Hermie and The Senator rev up the engines to talk about their race team (Sadler/Stanley Racing) bringing home a big win at Tri-County Speedway with their #18va open-wheel modified race car driven by their NASCAR® Hall of Fame expert wheel man and good buddy, Bobby Labonte! What a difference a week makes, as they discuss how a tough season for their race team in both the Whelen Modified (NASCAR®) and Southern Modified (SMART) series this year was all turned around in one race, as Labonte dominated the field on Saturday night in the SMART Modified Series. Hear the boys breakdown their racing season, as they go over what it took to finally make it to victory lane. Then, Sadler and the Senator talk about their skill game lawsuit, where they stand and where they go from here as they fight for small businesses in Virginia for the right to participate in the emerging gaming marketplace in the state alongside the out of state casinos that have invaded the Commonwealth. Hermie and Bill then finish up discussing the attack on Israel, how the United States may have unwittingly played a role through the Biden Administration's desire to coddle Iran, the stupid things the left is saying about how its Israel's fault, and even discuss when our own state legislators say stupid things instead of standing firm against terrorism and supporting the only democracy in the Middle East. You don't want to miss this outstanding episode of Leaning Right and Turning Left With Sadler and the Senator, Powered by Pace O Matic. For more information about this podcast, and Hermie and Bill's open-wheel modified race team, Sadler/Stanley Racing at www.sadlerstanleyracing.com, or visit their Facebook® pages (Leaning Right and Turning Left Podcast, and Sadler/Stanley Racing). Or, you can find them on Twitter: @HermieSadler, @BillStanley, or @SadlerSenator! Listen to this podcast on your favorite platform, and tell us what you think, and give us a rating if you like what you hear! If you need a lawyer, and we mean a really good lawyer, contact Bill Stanley at www.vastanleylawgroup.com.  Want to participate in the legislative process, or have an opinion you would like to voice on government in Virginia, contact him at: district20@senate.virginia.gov. Driving through Emporia, then make sure you make a stop at the Sadler Brothers Truckstop for your fuel on Hwy. 58. Hungry? Hermie Sadler's Fo Sho Grille will fulfill all your epicurean desires!!  Need a sweet vehicle at an even sweeter price? Then go see Shep Moss at Boyd Dodge Ram in beautiful downtown South Hill Virginia! You want to save big bucks on your mortgage, then you gotta' go to www.savewithconrad.com. And if you like this podcast and want to listen to other great podcasts AFTER you have listened to Leaning Right and Turning Left With Sadler and the Senator, then go over to our bosses at www.podcastheat.com and tune into some other awesome shows! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode, I interviewed Addison from Organically Addison. Addison is the founder of the gluten free blog www.ogranicallyaddison.com She started her gluten free journey after struggling with compartment syndrome in her legs. It caused extreme pain and nothing seemed to help. When Addison discovered gluten free eating, her life was forever changed! On the podcast, we talk about how to eat gluten free while traveling and how to turn this into a lifestyle.

The boys go remote to Ace Speedway in North Carolina as the SMART Modified series heats back up for its final stretch to the 2023 SMART Championship. Listen to them as they tape the first part of the episode in Hermie's Chevy Tahoe (from Boyd Chevrolet, of course), talking about the current state of national politics and the upcoming Presidential election in 2024. Then Sadler, the Senator and Shep venture inside the historic short track to take up residence in their Sadler/Stanley Racing Hauler to interview some of the most famous personalities in the NASCAR(r) racing industry. First, they sit down and have some laughs with their SSR driver and NASCAR Hall of Famer (and one of NASCAR's 75 greatest drivers of all time) Bobby Labonte! Then, when Bobby has to run to the SMART Modified Driver's meeting, Hermie grabs one of the all-time greats of racing, legend Tommy Baldwin to have some more laughs with the fellas, and make sure you listen as Tommy poignantly discusses his latest fight for victory -- against cancer. And finally, Hermie and Bill are able to corral their other driver, NASCAR great (and another one of those NASCAR 75 greatest drivers of all time), recent Superstar Racing Experience (SRX) Champion Ryan Newman, to talk all things racing as they have a good laugh over them being his so-called "bosses." Just like Larry The Cable Guy says in the intro, "these guys are good!" For all your men's grooming needs, look no further than our sponsor www.manscaped.com, and when you place an order for their awesome products, enter promo code “Sadler” at checkout and received 20% off your order, and get free shipping anywhere in the world!! For more information about this podcast, and Hermie and Bill's open-wheel modified race team, Sadler/Stanley Racing at www.sadlerstanleyracing.com, or visit their Facebook® pages (Leaning Right and Turning Left Podcast, and Sadler/Stanley Racing). Or, you can find them on Twitter: @HermieSadler, @BillStanley, or @SadlerSenator! If you need a lawyer, and we mean a really good lawyer, contact Bill Stanley at www.vastanleylawgroup.com Want to participate in the legislative process, or have an opinion you would like to voice on government in Virginia, contact him at: district20@senate.virginia.gov. Driving through Emporia, then make sure you make a stop at the Sadler Brothers Truckstop for your fuel on Hwy. 58. Hungry? Hermie Sadler's Fo Sho Grill will fulfill all your epicurean desires!!  You want to save big bucks on your mortgage, then you gotta' go to www.savewithconrad.com. And if you like this podcast and want to listen to other great podcasts AFTER you have listened to Leaning Right and Turning Left With Sadler and the Senator, then go over to our bosses at www.podcastheat.com and tune into some other awesome shows! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you've been to the STL Bucket List HQ recently, you've seen the incredible work of JOVITE on our wall. Jovite Labonte is one of St. Louis' most talented artists and his work is just starting to pop up all over the city. Jovite expresses himself through his work and we're honored to have him bless our workspace with this statement piece. Tune into this weeks episode of the podcast as Luke & Marissa dive deep with @jovitelabonte. Witness the bigger picture on all streaming platforms. #stlbucketlist Support the show

It's hard not to think about Sault Ste Marie without thinking about the Soo Locks. In this episode, Captain Scott Labonte, general manager for Famous Soo Lock Boat Tours, takes us behind the scenes of what it takes to run this great company. Also how they delight tens of thousands of passengers every single year.Links from the Show:Famous Soo Lock Boat Tours Website: https://famoussoolocks.comFacebook Page: https://facebook.com/famoussoolocksTo get these episodes delivered straight to your inbox, visit us at https://totalmichigan.com/join

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/446 Sponsors:  BearVault, Country Financial, Anglers Coffee, Trxstle Are you planning a trip to Maine for some Fly Fishing?  Would you like to find out which are the top species to chase on the fly?  Greg LaBonte from Maine Fly Guys answers these questions and much more today on the podcast. Greg is the owner of Maine Fly Guys and also a professor with a focus on fisheries.  He describes his take and how he utilizes his podcast, In the Film to start discussions around controversial topics.  Click play below to listen to the podcast. 11:58 - Greg noted their popular blog which focuses on fish biology and life histories.  Take a look at Maineflyguys.com 12:56 - We talked about how brook trout and other salmonids get stressed around 70 degrees F and can impact their survival. 13:24 - Gord Pyzer was on the podcast in episode 446 and talked about musky life history and fishing tips. 18:15 - Lefty Kreh said his favorite smallmouth bass fishing was in maine! 23:24 - The St. John River is a important fishery and is almost entirely un-dammed.  The musky have thrived in this basin and have impacted brook trout. 44:25 - You can find Greg on a beach chasing stripers in the months of June, July and August. Greg's Top 7 Species for Maine: Musky Striped Bass Pike Smallmouth Bass Salmon Rainbow Trout Brook Trout Brown Trout Lake Trout   52:55 - Greg hosts the In the Film podcast where he tries to stay on the edge of topics to create a good discussion. 55:54 - Greg notes the IFW Hoot Owl regulation review episode.  You can listen to in in the Film here. 59:35 - We talked about the Web Growth Code Podcast and my interview with the founder of Buzzsprout. 1:02:56 - MK Kitchen in Gorham is a must stop for great food. 1:11:54 - Shoutout to Queen!

Bobby Labonte is a former NASCAR Cup Series champion who now spends his time … racing. Labonte is keeping busy with SRX and modifieds, as well as television work for Fox Sports. Labonte explains what keeps him coming back to SRX; how competitive the series is; getting to compete against the best drivers from all over; how this chapter of his racing career is different; why it's hard for drivers to give up racing; Labonte's relationship with the media as a driver to how its changed doing Fox Sports work; giving opinions and looking at the sport as a whole; how TV has changed his view or understanding of the sport; his first booth experience at Darlington with Fox Sports versus second one recently at Martinsville; the disconnect between what fans enjoy in a race and what drivers enjoy; if he wants to do more booth work; if NASCAR has a responsibility to keep former drivers involved; how to define this version of Bobby Labonte. Music created by Tony Monge.Please support my work through Patreon: www.patreon.com/KellyCrandall

https://slasrpodcast.com/   SLASRPodcast@gmail.com   Welcome to the Sounds Like a Search and Rescue Podcast! Also known as SLASR. Join an experienced search and rescue volunteer and his friend as they discuss all things related to hiking and search and rescue in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. This week, we welcome our friend Cathalynn Labonte-Smith. Cathalynn is an author who has recently published her new book - Rescue Me - Behind the Scenes of Search and Rescue. Rescue Me takes the reader behind the scenes of some of North America's riskiest search and rescue operations, sharing real life stories as told by volunteer members of search and rescue teams. A lot of the topics and stories in the book align with what we often discuss on this podcast so we are excited to dig into some details about this book and learn more about Cathalynn's journey writing it. All this plus,  some updates on the latest events going on around new england related to hiking and search and rescue, REI's flagship Portland, OR store is closing, a look back at a well known Mount Everest rescue, some recent hike updates from Stomp and Mrs. Stomp, and a drone is used to locate the remains of a missing person in Hampstead, NH.   About Cathalynn Purchase Rescue Me: Behind the Scenes of Search and Rescue About Cathalynn   Topics Mount Washington Observatory - Higher Summits Forecast More Florida, Beaches, Ticks and getting through TSA Mount Washington Hill Climb AMC Awards Ceremony Inspirational story from Pennsylvania Welcome Cathalynn & Beachcombers Woof the Pug finishes the 4000 footer list and other Pug related hiking news Garmin releases data for 10,000 SOS Calls Ty Gagne and James Osbourne event is sold out Missing Hiker in Japan update Stomp got his boots fixed and is in love with them REI in Portland to close + some cities are dealing with crime issues Keith Gentili Event - Cold River Radio Lincoln Hall - Mount Everest Stomp DJ Schedule Recent Hikes + Stomp and Mrs. Stomp found an awesome website - NH Family Hikes Guest of the Week - Cathalynn joins up to talk about her new book Recent Search and Rescue news   Show Notes Apple Podcast link for 5 star reviews SLASR Merchandise SLASR LinkTree Man Recovers from Injury - Hikes Hawk Mountain Woof the Pug Summary of 10,000 Garmin InReach SOS calls since 2011 Husband of missing hiker in Japan speaks out  Daubs Cobbler Shop  REI'S flagship store in Portland to close due to record crime and safety concerns  The Cold River Radio Show Season Premiere - Keith Gentili Lincoln Hall survives a close call after submitting  Ladd Mtn NH Family Hikes Website Missing American Hiker in Taiwan Drug Dealers Busted on the AT - selling to Hikers Skeletal remains found in Hampstead Sponsors and Partners Mount Washington Higher Summits Forecast Bay Slate Coasters Vaucluse - Sweat less. Explore more. – Vaucluse Gear CS Instant Coffee Alzheimer's Association - 48 Peaks Sweet Beginnings Daycare

In this episode I chat with Brandon Labonte from Wicked Good Lawn Care in Alachua Florida. Brandon shares his lawn care business journey and how he left a corporate job to buy a established lawn care business. wickedgoodlawn.com Follow Wicked Good Lawn Care on Instagram lawncarebusinesssuccess.com Want to send me a question, comment or feedback? Leave me a voicemail and it may be featured on an upcoming show. SEND ME A VOICEMAIL Check out the Lawn Care Business Success Academy for downloadable products. instagram.com/lawncarebusinesssuccess follow Lawn Care Business Success on instagram YouTube.com/lawncarebusinesssuccess subscribe to Lawn Care Business Success on YouTube Check out recommended products on my Amazon affiliate store https://www.amazon.com/shop/lawncarebusinesssuccess Special thanks to the podcast sponsors below who help make this podcast possible! Check out Exmark Manufacturing, the number one brand of commercial lawn equipment! exmark.com Enjoy great discounts with some of our affiliate discount codes below! Use coupon code LCBS10 to get 10% off your order of Kujo Yard Wear lawncarebusinesssuccess.com/kujo Use coupon code LCBS10 to get 10% off your order of Equipment Defender lawncarebusinesssuccess.com/equipmentdefender Use coupon code LCBS10 to get 10% off your order of ISO Tunes audio bluetooth hearing protection lawncarebusinesssuccess.com/isotunes

Hawk has a story he is forced to read twice because it is so crazy and hard to follow along, Ben Leber shares his thoughts on the Pro Bowl Games, Maxx has some horror stories from his travels

Phil Labonte is an American singer from Massachusetts, best known as the lead singer of the metal band All That Remains. He is the former lead vocalist for Shadows Fall, was the touring vocalist for Killswitch Engage in early 2010, and also filled in for Five Finger Death Punch vocalist Ivan Moody in late 2016. Phil is also a proponent of the second amendment and an outspoken Libertarian. He is for cutting the size of the military and was critical of U.S. intervention overseas and military bases in the Middle East; he stated: ""You can be pro-military and not be pro-imperialism. You can be pro-military and pro-national events and still think that we have too many bases in foreign countries that we just don't need."" He supported Republican presidential candidates Ron Paul in 2012, and Rand Paul in 2016. In 2020, he supported Libertarian nominee Jo Jorgensen for the presidential election, while also expressing his detest for the party's leadership. Labonte moved to New Hampshire to join the libertarian movement currently taking place in the state. Find out more about Phil at: Twitter: https://twitter.com/philthatremains Patreon Channel: https://www.patreon.com/Philthatremains LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/philthatremains YT Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@philthatremains   Check out our YouTube Channel: Jeremyryanslatebiz See the Show Notes: www.jeremyryanslate.com/1051 Unremarkable to Extraordinary: Ignite Your Passion to Go From Passive Observer to Creator of Your Own Life: https://getextraordinarybook.com/

Phil Labonte is an American singer from Massachusetts, best known as the lead singer of the metal band All That Remains. He is the former lead vocalist for Shadows Fall, was the touring vocalist for Killswitch Engage in early 2010, and also filled in for Five Finger Death Punch vocalist Ivan Moody in late 2016. Phil is also a proponent of the second amendment and an outspoken Libertarian. He is for cutting the size of the military and was critical of U.S. intervention overseas and military bases in the Middle East; he stated: ""You can be pro-military and not be pro-imperialism. You can be pro-military and pro-national events and still think that we have too many bases in foreign countries that we just don't need."" He supported Republican presidential candidates Ron Paul in 2012, and Rand Paul in 2016. In 2020, he supported Libertarian nominee Jo Jorgensen for the presidential election, while also expressing his detest for the party's leadership. Labonte moved to New Hampshire to join the libertarian movement currently taking place in the state. Find out more about Phil at: Twitter: https://twitter.com/philthatremains Patreon Channel: https://www.patreon.com/Philthatremains LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/philthatremains YT Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@philthatremains   Check out our YouTube Channel: Jeremyryanslatebiz See the Show Notes: www.jeremyryanslate.com/1051 Unremarkable to Extraordinary: Ignite Your Passion to Go From Passive Observer to Creator of Your Own Life: https://getextraordinarybook.com/

We're back with the second installment of our interview with longtime NASCAR crew member and crew chief Pete Wright, and this week, Pete talks about attending his first Grand National race at Martinsville and the impact drivers like Fred Lorenzen and Buddy Arrington had on his career.Pete got his start at the Winston Cup level with team owner Jack Beebe, before winning a championship with Terry Labonte. Pete recalls his rather testy reaction to a witch doctor who showed up in the garage to put a hex on the Hagan Racing entry.And … finally … Pete tells us all about getting hooked up with Junior Johnson and the respect he had for the first-year NASCAR Hall of Famer.Hosts Rick Houston and Steve Waid then take a look into the August 3, 1978 issue of Grand National Scene. Darrell Waltrip wins at Pocono, amidst rumors that he would be leaving DiGard Racing at the end of the year. Richard Petty, Cale Yarborough and Benny Parsons all have their powerplants go kaput, which leads Jake Elder to express his displeasure with NASCAR rules allowing teams to change engines during a race. The issue is rounded out by a feature on DiGard Racing's Buddy Parrott.NOTE: This show is not associated in any way with American City Business Journals, owner of the Scene brand.Please consider supporting this show via: www.patreon.com/thescenevaultpodcastwww.paypal.me/thescenevaultpodcastwww.venmo.com/thescenevaultpodcast

On this edition of The Dale Jr. Download, Dale Jr., co-host Mike Davis and special guests take a look back at some of the best Earnhardt stories of all-time. We reach far into the way-back machine to a couch discussion with NASCAR Hall of Famer Terry Labonte. Labonte was on the receiving end of one of the more famous shots from the front bumper of The Intimidator's No, 3 car at Bristol Motor Speedway. Just how did "Texas Terry" balance the awkwardness of being hunting buddies and fierce competitors during the peak of both of their careers. Dale Jr. and great friend Hank Parker Jr. talk about the relationship their father's had and how it helped their's blossom. It leads the table to learn of one of the funniest Dale Earnhardt hunting stories of all time! Dale Earnhardt's long-time car owner and great friend Richard Childress shares intimate details of a hunting trip that resulted in near tragedy. How did a campfire promise made on the trip keep Richard Childress racing after the death of Dale Earnhardt in 2001? Last but not least, one of the most popular guests on The Download, the legendary Ken Schrader, shares the story of all stories. Dale Jr. calls it "The Trip," and boy was it a trip! When you mix a teenage Dale Jr. with dirt track veteran Ken Schrader, and add in nudie magazines, beer, hitchhiking and a strip club, you get quite the damn story. It's a trip that drew the ire of "Dad" Earnhardt. As for Schrader? He ultimately paid the price. OPEN SEGMENT Before reminiscing on Earnhardt stories, Mike and Dale discuss something that has been on their minds leading up to the up-coming NASCAR Throwback Weekend at Darlington Raceway. The two friends share their real feelings about what has become a cherished part of the NASCAR season, what it may look like, and how the entire industry should approach it. ASKJR presented by Xfinity Hannah Newhouse brings fan questions to the table of truth. Who on the Dirty Mo Media team have habits that annoy me. It gets super-honest and hilarious. The Adam Petty shoes Dale showed on MTV Cribs back in the day. Racecar numbers slanting forward or backwards? Designing a racetrack from scratch. Plenty of time to pick on producer Matthew Dillner Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this edition of The Dale Jr. Download, Dale Jr., co-host Mike Davis and special guests take a look back at some of the best Earnhardt stories of all-time.We reach far into the way-back machine to a couch discussion with NASCAR Hall of Famer Terry Labonte. Labonte was on the receiving end of one of the more famous shots from the front bumper of The Intimidator's No, 3 car at Bristol Motor Speedway. Just how did "Texas Terry" balance the awkwardness of being hunting buddies and fierce competitors during the peak of both of their careers. Dale Jr. and great friend Hank Parker Jr. talk about the relationship their father's had and how it helped their's blossom. It leads the table to learn of one of the funniest Dale Earnhardt hunting stories of all time! Dale Earnhardt's long-time car owner and great friend Richard Childress shares intimate details of a hunting trip that resulted in near tragedy. How did a campfire promise made on the trip keep Richard Childress racing after the death of Dale Earnhardt in 2001?Last but not least, one of the most popular guests on The Download, the legendary Ken Schrader, shares the story of all stories. Dale Jr. calls it "The Trip," and boy was it a trip! When you mix a teenage Dale Jr. with dirt track veteran Ken Schrader, and add in nudie magazines, beer, hitchhiking and a strip club, you get quite the damn story. It's a trip that drew the ire of "Dad" Earnhardt. As for Schrader? He ultimately paid the price.OPEN SEGMENTBefore reminiscing on Earnhardt stories, Mike and Dale discuss something that has been on their minds leading up to the up-coming NASCAR Throwback Weekend at Darlington Raceway. The two friends share their real feelings about what has become a cherished part of the NASCAR season, what it may look like, and how the entire industry should approach it.ASKJR presented by Xfinity Hannah Newhouse brings fan questions to the table of truth. Who on the Dirty Mo Media team have habits that annoy me. It gets super-honest and hilarious. The Adam Petty shoes Dale showed on MTV Cribs back in the day. Racecar numbers slanting forward or backwards? Designing a racetrack from scratch. Plenty of time to pick on producer Matthew Dillner To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bobby Labonte joins Dale Earnhardt Jr. on this week's episode to dive deeper into the NASCAR Hall of Famers family history, successful career and current racing endeavors.Much of Labonte's NASCAR career is well publicized but Dale Jr. is curious about the path that led the Corpus Christi, Texas, native to rise from the shadow of his older brother Terry Labonte to assert himself as a NASCAR champion.Dale Jr. along with co-host Mike Davis are shocked to learn that the Labonte racing heritage isn't rooted in Texas. Find out where their father was raised, how he started racing and what led to him coming to Texas.Bobby's story starts in his childhood, growing up with a tough dad. Bobby shares the lessons he learned from watching Terry skip school and face the consequences. As Terry began racing in Texas, Bobby was there to watch until the family got barred from their local track. Find out what led them to having to race elsewhere in Texas.Around the same time, Bobby began helping out his brother Terry's team in the shop. He worked under “Suitcase” Jake Elder and even earned a nickname. Find out what his role was and why the name was so fitting.This eventually led him to full-time work on a Cup team where he learned a variety of skills by building and working on race cars. As he progressed as a mechanic, he was on his brothers 1984 championship team. Hear how these experiences shaped his later career and the turning point that changed everything.Now as he began racing himself, Dale inquires about the details of his late model career and how he ascended up the ranks to eventually buying a Busch Series car with his dad. Find out how, like most guests, Robert Gee factored into the equation.Once Labonte emerged on the national scene, Dale Jr. remembers taking notice. Bobby opens up about riding his brothers coattails to get to that point, how he dealt with the pressure and then trying to establish his own footprint in the sport.A few years into his Cup career, opportunities with other teams emerged. Hear how he landed the Joe Gibbs Racing ride, the role Dale Jarrett played in it all, the offer he got from Robert Yates, and what Dale Sr. told Joe Gibbs.Bobby recalls the special day at Atlanta Motor Speedway in 1996 when he won the race and Terry won the championship. He talks about how everything came together that day and why something like that may never happen again.Stories from the 1998 Daytona 500 continue to emerge this year on the Download. Hear Bobby's perspective as the second-place finisher that day and what he thought about his chances leading into the race.Dale Jr. and Bobby recall times racing each other, including an epic battle at Pocono in 2001. Hear their recollections of the race and if they ever had any problems with each other on the track. Plus, find out how Dale Jr. cost Bobby a shot at $1 million dollars at Talladega in 2000.One of the greatest things Dale Jr. said he learned from Bobby was the art of the escape after a race. Hear Bobby's best ways of getting out of the track and the time Dale Jr. dressed up as a Labonte fan after a race.Fresh off his first start in the SMART Modified Tour, Bobby talks about why he continues to race and how he got into modified racing. Plus, hear his expectations as a driver for Tony Stewart and Ray Evernham's Superstar Racing Experience this summerBefore Bobby joins the show, Dale talks about the rough day for JR Motorsports at Phoenix Raceway and his reaction to Josh Berry's double bird. Plus, how a close friend is entering a truck at the Bristol dirt race and a Dirty Mo Media sponsored car is making laps around Bristol this week.In Ask Jr. Presented by Xfinity, Dale dishes on tracks using traction compound and Martinsville removing its grass. Lastly, hear where Dale Jr. will be in the booth to call a race this weekend. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices