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Waking Up Prowled PodcastFox8 WGHP Photo Journalist Chris Weaver with a Cookout Clash Re-cap- 2/7/26After the Cookout Clash Nascar race at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston Salem, NC, Steven worries his favorite cup event may not make it in the future because of all the weather struggles the event had this year. Chris Weaver, Nascar contributor and Fox photo journalist, joins to discuss this year's race.
2026-02-1215 min
NEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSDON STEWART TOYOTA BATTERY NC PART 2Don Stewart leads what will soon become one of North Carolina's largest employers: Toyota Battery Manufacturing North Carolina in the Greensboro-Randolph Megasite. By the time its fully operational within the next few years, it will employ at least 5,100 people. In this episode, Stewart and Neill McNeill talk about some of the major issues/challenges facing the electric vehicle industry and the facility itself--which is not unlike a small city.
2025-12-1628 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSDON STEWART/TOYOTA BATTERY MANUFACTURING NC PART 1Not many in Central North Carolina have as complex a list of responsibilities as Don Stewart. He's the president of Toyota Battery Manufacturing North Carolina, Toyota's first big effort to make lithium-ion batteries in the United States for its cars and trucks. This operation in the Greensboro-Randolph Megasite in Randolph County consists of multiple large buildings (7 million collective square feet) and is a nearly $14 billion investment. It also plans to have 5,100 employees by the time its fully operational within the next 5 years. But what many don't realize is Stewart has a fascinating back story: much of which he shares...
2025-12-0927 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSMIKE FOX: PIEDMONT TRIAD PARTNERSHIP PART 2He's had a front row seat to some of the largest economic development deals in North Carolina history. Mike Fox is the president and CEO of the economic development organization, The Piedmont-Triad Partnership. In this episode, Fox describes to Neill McNeill the history behind the organization, what it's doing today and what it was like to be a part of a couple of major local aerospace negotiations whose results included the largest project (in terms of announced jobs) ever in North Carolina!
2025-12-0227 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSMIKE FOX, PIEDMONT-TRIAD PARTNERSHIP (PART 1)It would be hard to find someone with a more complex list of professional responsibilities than Mike Fox. Attorney. North Carolina transportation authority. Economic developer. He does it all. In this episode, Fox describes to Neill McNeill his growing up in western North Carolina, the early days of his law career and his time as chairman of the North Carolina Board of Transportation during perhaps the most challenging time in the State DOT's history.
2025-11-2528 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSJIM & MICHAEL BRAMMER, THE CONCERT STUFF GROUPIt would be hard to name two more important behind-the-scenes people in live entertainment than the father-son duo of Jim and Michael Brammer. Jim's the founder/CEO of The Concert Stuff Group. Michael's the chief strategy officer. Together they run a company that provides audio, video, staging, production and transportation services (among many others) for many of the world's top artists. In this episode, Jim and Michael describe to Neill McNeill the company's different components, their involvement in one of the largest concerts of its type in North Carolina history and a new project Jim's helping develop in downtown...
2025-11-1127 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSJIM BRAMMER, CEO OF THE CONCERT STUFF GROUPThere's a good chance if you've attended a large live event featuring just about any major artist--from Billy Joel to Paul McCartney to Luke Combs among many, many others, there's a good chance you've experienced the work of the company Jim Brammer founded and still runs. The Concert Stuff Group is based in Davie County, North Carolina but consists of multiple businesses across the world that are leaders in live entertainment staging, lighting, audio, production and many other services. In this episode, Brammer explains to Neill McNeill how an encounter with the Rolling Stones started a love of music...
2025-11-0426 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSGREENSBORO DEVELOPER MARVIN PRICE PART 2They're among the largest economic development wins in North Carolina history: the Toyota Battery Manufacturing North Carolina complex in the Greensboro-Randolph Megasite and JetZero's announcement it'll bring its next generation aircraft factory and corporate headquarters to Greensboro: billions of dollars in economic impact, more than 20,000 announced jobs. And Marvin Price was a key figure in both. He's the Executive Vice President Economic Development for the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce. In this episode, he tells Neill McNeill some of the back stories behind those recruitments and where he sees the city moving ahead in terms of attracting more employers.
2025-10-1428 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSGREENSBORO ECONOMIC DEVELOPER MARVIN PRICE PART 1He's among THE top economic developers in the United States. And during his half-decade as executive vice president, economic development for the Greensboro (North Carolina) Chamber of Commerce, Marvin Price has helped lead initiatives that have led to more than $20 billion in capital investment and well more than 25,000 announced jobs. (This includes the largest economic developmen "win" in North Carolina history.) In this episode, he talks with Neill McNeill about growing up in Birmingham, Alabama, what led him into this line of work and how a great "pitch" led him to come to Greensboro, a city--he admits--was never really...
2025-10-0728 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSBLUM CONSTRUCTION'S MIKE LANCASTER PART 2When it comes to commercial building construction in Central North Carolina, it would be hard to find a more influential person than Mike Lancaster. From the new Care Tower at the Atrium Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem, to the Qubein Children's Museum in High Point to the first phase of the Lenovo Center renovation in Raleigh, Lancaster has been heavily involved. He's the president and CEO of Blum Construction, a 100+ year old company based in Winston-Salem. In this episode, he discusses with Neill McNeill what it's taken to win and complete these projects, some of his industry's...
2025-10-0125 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSBLUM CONSTRUCTION'S MIKE LANCASTER PART 1When it comes to success, not many in North Carolina's Piedmont-Triad have experienced it quite like Mike Lancaster. He's the president and CEO of Blum Construction, a company based in Winston-Salem that recently celebrated its 100th anniversary. There's a very good chance you've seen or have spent time in a building locally that Blum has built and Lancaster's had a hand in building. In this episode, he and Neill McNeill talk about his leading the company through some challenging times, including COVID. He also talks about the company's history and his own inspiring story of reaching this point.
2025-09-2628 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSROY CAROLL PART 2What does it take to become a billionaire? In this episode, the CEO and president of the Carroll Companies (a real estate and development firm based in Greensboro NC) discusses with Neill McNeill how he did just that. In some ways, it's a master class on taking ideas (even though some may "flop") and turning them into very successful businesses. Carroll also talks about some of his company's major local projects in North Carolina's Piedmont-Triad, a couple of his major passions (one is racing cars) and the key to his success.
2025-09-1227 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSROY CARROLL PART 1Forbes Magazine titled its 2023 article on him "The Guru of Greensboro: How a College Dropout Built a $2.9 Billion Real Estate Empire." Not bad for someone who grew up modestly in Guilford County, NC and would eventually become among the most successful real estate developers in the United States. In this episode, the founder and CEO of the Carroll Companies, Roy Carroll, speaks with Neill McNeill about how he overcame many challenges to take the small construction company he started after his dad lost his job... into an operation that just keeps on growing.
2025-09-0528 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSBISCUITVILLE'S BURNEY JENNINGS (PART 2)For the third year in a row USA Today readers have voted Biscuitville as having the best fast food breakfast in the United States. Not bad for a company that gew out of a pizza restaurant in Burlington, North Carolina in 1975. While Biscuitville may be a relatively small company in the world of fast food, it's quickly become one of the most recognizable brands in the business. In this episode, Biscuitville Executive Chairman Burney Jennings discusses with Neill McNeill the company's best-selling biscuit, the fairly recent update of the company's brand and the keys to his and his company's...
2025-08-2228 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSBISCUITVILLE'S BURNEY JENNINGS (PART 1)For the third year in a row USA Today readers voted Biscuitville as having the best fast food breakfast in the United States. Not bad for a company that grew out of a pizza restaurant in Burlington, North Carolina in 1975. While Biscuitville may be a relatively small company in the world of fast food, it's quickly become one of the most recognizable brands in the business. In this episode, Biscuitville Executive Chairman Burney Jennings talks about how his dad founded the company--in part--using something he received from his great-grandmother on her death bed.
2025-08-1523 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSJOEY CHEEK PART 2After Joey Cheek grew up in Greensboro, NC and won 3 Olympic speed skating medals, he--among other things--dabbled in the business world where he started or helped start a couple of companies. One of those companies he calls a "miserable failure." Now, he's taking what he learned in all those experiences helping others start their own businesses through his job as Executive Vice President of Entrepreneurship for the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce. In this episode, he describes to Neill McNeill--in detail--what he believes is crucial to starting a successful business. It's truly a 29 minute entrepreneurship master class.
2025-08-0828 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSJOEY CHEEK PART 1Before he won gold, silver, and bronze Olympic ice speedskating medals, Joey Cheek grew up in Greensboro skating with skates that had wheels. Today, he's back in his hometown working as Executive Vice President of Entrepreneurship with the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce. In this episode, Cheek reflects on his athletic career: the switch from wheels to blades, the practice, the competition, the fame, the emotional challenges he faced after winning it all and his charity work that followed. It's an inspiring story that includes a lot of information you may not know about this fascinating person.
2025-08-0125 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSBOB BROWN, WORLD CLASS POWER BROKER (PART 3)In this episode, world-renowned author, philanthropist, public relations executive and power broker Dr. Robert J. Brown describes to Neill McNeill how he, as a registered Democrat, began work in Republican President Richard Nixon's White House while offering a perspective of the former president you haven't heard before. Dr. Brown also talks about the key role he played in freeing former South African President Nelson Mandela from prison. And finally, he talks about what he believes has been the key to his success during his last 90+ years!
2025-07-2522 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSBOB BROWN, WORLD CLASS POWER BROKER (PART 2)In this episode, world-renowned author, philanthropist,public relations executive and power broker Dr. Robert J. Brown describes to Neill McNeill how he became a close friend and colleague of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. during the early days of the civil rights movement. Hear—among otherthings--- how these two met, some of the things Dr. Brown believes most people don’t know about Dr. King, how Dr. King essentially predicted his own death, how Dr. Brown learned of Dr. King’s assassination and Dr. Brown’s description of what he believes is Dr. King’s true legacy.
2025-07-1818 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSBOB BROWN, WORLD CLASS POWER BROKER (PART 1)Many have called him the most influential person you’venever heard of. From being a close friend and colleague of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to working in the Nixon White House to helping free Nelson Mandela from prison in South Africa, Bob Brown has had a complex, inspiring and “connected” life. But it all started growing up in a segregated southern city(High Point, North Carolina). Here he tells Neill McNeill about his youth and the influence his grandmother had on his life.
2025-07-1627 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSPETER VOORHOEVE, VOLVO TRUCKS NORTH AMERICA (PART 2)Peter Voorhoeve is not only one of the world’s leadingauthorities on trucking and moving things from one place to another (what many call “logistics”), he’s also one of the leading proponents and innovators of building zero emission large trucks. In this episode, he discusses with NeillMcNeill how navigating this mission is difficult in the current political environment. He also talks about how his company, Volvo, is leading the industry in trucking safety and how soon we could see autonomous trucks on the roads and highways.
2025-07-1620 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSPETER VOORHOEVE, VOLVO TRUCKS NORTH AMERICA (PART 1)He grew up and was educated in the western European country of the Netherlands (what many refer to as Holland) only to live around the world before moving to Greensboro. Today, he’s one of the world’s authorities on trucking and logistics. In this podcast, he talks with Neill McNeill about—among other things---the several languages he speaks and his experiences living everywhere from Belgium to Australia to China before ending up in North Carolina’s Piedmont-Triad.
2025-07-1626 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSGREENSBORO CITY MANAGER TREY DAVIS (PART 2)Like all city managers, Trey Davis does a lot of “administrating.” From recommending a budget (Greensboro’s is more than $800 million) to navigating the politics of the city council, his is among the toughest of jobs. But just a few days before Christmas in 2024, Davis facedsomething not many city managers face in their careers. Here him discuss with Neill McNeill learning about the death of Greensboro Officer Michael Horan and how he helped the city manage the difficult days that followed. He also talks about some of his big priorities moving forward and the keys to his success. New...
2025-07-1522 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSGREENSBORO CITY MANAGER TREY DAVIS (PART 1)From growing up in a small North Carolina town just north ofRaleigh-Durham in a law enforcement family to running the state’s third largest city with a budget of more than $800 million and 3,500 employees, Trey Davis’ life journey is nothing short of compelling and inspiring. And during thatjourney he not only spent time in law enforcement himself, he even served as an ordained minister. New episodes release in coordination with when they debut on WGHP FOX8’snew connected TV app, myfox8+ which is a free download on Apple TV, Roku andAmazon Fire.
2025-07-1525 minNEWSMAKERS: ROAD TO SUCCESSUNC SYSTEM PRESIDENT PETER HANSFrom growing up in a poor family in both eastern and western North Carolina to becoming one of the most influential educational authorities in the state, Peter Hans speaks with Neill McNeill about the keys to his success. Hear how his involvement in the campaigns and administrations of some of the state’s most prominent politicians led to his transition into education. Plus, how growing up in a modest home had influenced his mission to keep higher education in North Carolina affordable and accessible. New episodes release in coordination with when they debut on WGHP FOX8’s new...
2025-07-1514 min
Something Was WrongS24: S24 Preview
*Content warning: distressing topics, child abuse, death, child sex abuse, psychological and physical violence of children, cultic abuse, Institutional child abuse, ‘troubled teen industry’, TTI, suicidal ideation, murder. Season 24 of Something Was Wrong shares the harrowing truths of international Institutional Child Abuse (often called the ‘troubled teen industry’) through powerful interviews with survivors of wilderness therapy programs, therapeutic boarding schools, and other institutions around the world. These firsthand accounts expose an alarming pattern of abuse, neglect, and trauma disguised as treatment, alongside testimony from parents who entrusted these programs with their children. With expert insights from leading vo...
2025-07-1003 min
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2024-03-1349 min
WASU Afternoon News Updates12/02/2022 PM News BreakLocally, The Watauga Democrat reports the Watauga County Public Library is hosting its holiday used book sale today and tomorrow. Items for sale include gently used books, CD’s, DVD’s, puzzles, and games. Prices range from 25 cents to two dollars. Holiday gift baskets will also be available. Proceeds from the event benefit the library. Admission is free. You can stop by today between one and seven p.m. or tomorrow between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Around the state, investigation continues after a person was found seriously injured on Liberty Street in Ramseur, according to FOX8 WGHP...
2022-12-0504 minWASU Afternoon News Updates11/18/2022 PM News BreakLocally, The Watauga Democrat reports members of the Mountaineer Dental and Sleep Center provided nearly 30-Thousand Dollars in free dental care for veterans of all branches in the military. This took place on Veterans Day as a way to show appreciation for Veterans across the High Country. M-D-S-C provided a variety of services including dental cleanings, X-rays, extractions, and fillings. Mountaineer Dental and Sleep Center is located off 4-21 near Lowes Foods.
Around the state, FOX8 WGHP reports Piedmont Airlines announced an incentive plan for direct entry captains paying up to $100,000 in signing bonuses. This comes as ma...
2022-11-1803 minWASU Afternoon News Updates10/14/2022 PM News BreakLocally, The Watauga Democrat reports fire season is approaching in the High Country. The fire season typically goes from mid-October until mid-May. When leaves are off the trees, the risk of wildfires starting increases. Watauga Forest Ranger Andrew Harsey says last season 18 fires burned a total of 60 acres. Of those 18 fires, 50 percent were started from debris burning. Harsey says people who need to burn should have a burn permit and have appropriate tools nearby, such as a bucket of water. If you want more information or have questions, you can visit w-w-w dot n-c forest service dot gov backslash...
2022-10-1504 min
True Crime, NCIntroducing Who Killed Grandma Nancy?Nancy Harvey was the kind of person who would do anything for anyone. A devoted mother and grandmother, she played hard but worked even harder. Nancy owned and operated Atlanta Car Company, a used-car lot in Davidson County, NC and by all accounts, she was very successful. But on January 25, 2013, an employee arrived to work and found Nancy brutally murdered. To this day, no one has been arrested for the crime investigators describe as “heinous", leaving everyone wondering who killed Grandma Nancy.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.co...
2021-08-2403 min
True Crime, NC" A Very Heinous Crime"On a cold, snowy, North Carolina morning, an employee discovered the brutally murdered body of Nancy Harvey inside her used-car business. Investigators worked around the clock collecting evidence to figure out who would kill this hard-working, loving grandmother. Seven years later, they're still trying to figure it out.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2021-08-2310 minTrue Crime, NCA Family CrisisNancy Harvey's brutal murder left her family reeling. Her granddaughter needed answers, her son and daughter-in-law, just days away from welcoming their second child, and still no solid leads on who committed the crime. Seven years later the family looks back on the chain of events and how it still affects them to this day.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2021-08-1612 min
True Crime, NCThe Secret Surveillance VideoAfter the brutal killing of Nancy Harvey at her business Atlanta Car Company in 2012, it seemed investigators didn’t have many clues to go on. But three years later, a bombshell came in the form of surveillance video. The footage was shot outside Atlanta Car Company 52 days before Harvey was found murdered and showed three masked gunmen lurking outside of the business. Investigators say they are confident the people captured on the video know what happened to Harvey more than one month later, but all these years later, they still can’t find them. See Privacy Policy at ht...
2021-08-0216 minTrue Crime, NCTime Moves OnTime moves on for Nancy Harvey's family, but it doesn't mean they've healed. They still remember January 25, 2013 vividly and seven years later they still have the same questions, who brutally murdered their mother and grandmother and why is it taking so long to solve this crime?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2021-07-2617 min
True Crime, NCIntroducing True Crime, NCA tobacco farmer murders his six children and wife then turns the gun on himself, what drove him to such madness? A 19-year-old murder mystery, someone executed Michael and Mary Short then kidnapped their 9-year-old daughter, only to later kill her too, so who killed Jennifer Short? A newborn baby left in the November cold under an apartment building stairwell, who would do such a thing and who rescued her, now the question turns to what happened to baby doe? FOX8 digs deeper into these true crimes, some solved but others still leaving investigators in the dark.
2021-06-1104 min
Papa Dennis ShowVan Denton Chief Meteorologist WGHP FOX8We talked to Van about the weather of course, but we also heard the story from Van about he amazingly predicted a snowfall several weeks out when he was only 15 years old. And he predicted it on TV. We also talked about the legendary Frank Deal from WGHP and Van's friendship with him.
2020-08-2827 min
NASCAR: Dirty AirHailie Deegan: There are no shortcutsForget all the comparisons to Danica Patrick, Hailie Deegan is trying to blaze her own path to the NASCAR Cup Series. In this episode of FOX8’s Dirty Air hear why Deegan thinks her background sets her up for future success and why she thinks she can succeed where other women like Patrick didn’t. At just 18, she’s a pretty normal teenager with some serious long term goals. Coming from a racing family she also knows there are no shortcuts to the big time!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https...
2020-02-0932 min
True Crime, NCThe HauntingsDecades after Charlie Lawson killed his family, people are still drawn to the mystery. Local historians and collectors now search for anything related to the murders and it's lore that followed. Today people are flocking sixteen miles away from the crime scene to the former funeral home that prepared the Lawson family for burial. The building is now museum with odd occurrences that attract the curious and those interested in the paranormal.Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.
2020-01-2920 minTrue Crime, NCThose Left BehindAfter Charlie Lawson killed seven members of his family and then himself on Christmas Day, 1929 the story began to spread, making headlines around the country. The curious began to descend on the Lawson's tobacco farm and sightseers were known to steal pieces of the property as souvenirs. To control the crowds, and save the farm for the sole surviving son, the family opened it up as a tourist attraction. The gruesome story also made its way into the music world as a hit ballad record in 1930 helping fuel even more interest and lore to this murder mystery....
2020-01-2221 min
NASCAR: Dirty AirRichard Petty: The King of NASCARThe King of NASCAR Richard Petty won 200 races and 7 Championships, numbers that set the standard everyone else has chased ever since. Listen in as Petty tells FOX8 Sport’s Kevin Connolly how he decided he was going to drive cars, the story behind his very first race, what it is that made him so endearing to fans and how he got the nickname, King. Petty also opens up about the current state of the sport, how the business model has changed over the years and how that affects his team’s future today.See Priv...
2020-01-1734 minTrue Crime, NCChristmas Day 1929Why did a poor North Carolina tobacco farmer kill his wife, six of his kids and himself on Christmas Day, 1929? Despite 90 years of rumors and speculations some family members say they know what was on the heart and mind of Charlie Lawson. Thanks to some recently discovered interviews you'll hear the voices of people who were there that day and those who've kept family secrets for decadesPrivacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.
2020-01-1517 minTrue Crime, NCIntroducing Deadly Secrets: The Lawson Family MurderOn Christmas day, 1929 a rural North Carolina tobacco farmer brutally murdered six of his children, his wife and then killed himself. The horrific crime made the front page of the New York Times. It inspired a hit record and would conjure up rumor and speculation for generations to come. Some say Charlie Lawson just snapped while others believe it may have been centered around a troubled heart. But as brutal and bizarre as the murders were, what followed the funeral has become the stuff of legend. The crime scene became a tourist attraction with bloody photographs being sold as...
2020-01-0104 min
True Crime, NCSearching for a Killer during COVID-19A year after we started looking into the Short murders, investigators try a new tactic. The pandemic has slowed things down, but authorities say they are still actively searching for killer and finding out the answer to who killed Jennifer Short.
2019-09-2813 minTrue Crime, NCLives Changed ForeverDozens of people gather each August for a memorial ride to remember Jennifer Short . While the murder and kidnapping took place 17 years ago, the emotions are still raw. What happened that day changed the rest of the Short's family's lives forever, how they work, how they interact with others, even their decisions about having children. Investigators, family, and friends say they won't rest until they find out who killed Jennifer Short.
2019-09-2711 minTrue Crime, NC"Whoever Did This was Just Evil"Family members are disappointed and frustrated with an investigation that seems to be going nowhere. It's been ten years since authorities released any new information about the Short family murders. The FBI is still working the case, but are they just spinning their wheels? It's hard to know, since they refuse to answer many questions. We do know investigators are working the case a bit differently, searching out Jennifer's old elementary school classmates.
2019-09-2313 minTrue Crime, NCWild Twists and Turns in the CaseA body exhumed, an arrest in another country, and finally seven years after the murders clues are released to the public. The wild twists and turns in the case have family members angry and confused. Adding to their frustration the sheriff and many in his department find themselves in hot water with the feds. Could the investigation have been botched from the start? Will we ever find out who killed Jennifer Short?
2019-09-1314 minTrue Crime, NCHeartbreaking DiscoveryThe search for Jennifer Short ends with a heartbreaking discovery. More than 30 miles away, off a quiet rural road, near a creek bed, the 9-year-old's remains are found. The nationwide search for a missing girl, now turns into a manhunt for the person who murdered an entire family.
2019-09-0513 minTrue Crime, NCA Nationwide SearchWhile deputies investigate the murders of Michael and Mary Short, a frantic nationwide search has begun for 9-year-old Jennifer. Investigators admit they don't know where she could be or who took her. Family and friends make public pleas for her safe return as the new school year is set to begin.
2019-08-2813 minTrue Crime, NCA Brutal CrimeOn August 15, 2002, an employee found Michael and Mary Short murdered in their Oak Level, VA home. Their 9-year-old daughter had disappeared, leaving investigators few clues as to where was Jennifer Short. In this episode, authorities revisit the first 24 hours after the murders, and what they found inside the home off US 220. Family members share their heartbreak learning there was no sign of Jennifer, beginning a frantic 6 week search to find the little girl alive.
2019-08-2209 minTrue Crime, NCWho Killed Jennifer Short TrailerOn August 15, 2002 in the quiet town of Oak Level, Virginia someone shot and killed Michael and Mary Short in what investigators called an execution style murder. Their daughter 9-year-old Jennifer Short was snatched from her bed, setting off a massive search. Heartbreak 6 weeks later as deputies found her remains 45 minutes away near a North Carolina creek. 17 years later, no suspects, no motive, and no clues as to who killed Jennifer Short.
2019-08-1603 min
NASCAR: Dirty AirDarrell Waltrip: From Tennessee to the Top of NASCARSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2019-06-0736 min
NASCAR: Dirty AirAric Almirola: Nice Guys Can WinOn the latest Dirty Air podcast we are joined by Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series driver Aric Almirola. The driver of the number 10 car for Stewart Haas racing talks about the unique way he got into the sport, the different relationships he's had with his car owners, the disappointment of getting wrecked on the last lap of the 2018 Daytona 500, and how his family has played a big role in his life. Hear all that and much more as Aric Almirola joins us on the latest Dirty Air podcast.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and...
2019-05-2140 min
NASCAR: Dirty AirTerry and Bobby Labonte: Brothers and ChampionsTerry and Bobby Labonte grew up in Corpus Christi, Texas. At a young age, they both developed a love for fast cars. Terry, the older brother, was the first to dive into the fast lane of NASCAR. Bobby, the little brother, would soon follow the same career path. The brothers need for speed climaxed with both winning the crown jewel in racing, the NASCAR Series Championship.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2019-03-1238 min
NASCAR: Dirty AirOnly in AmericaDale Junior talks about how much he misses racing and why you better not criticize one of his true loves. Richard Childress explains how he went from building a car for $20 to owning one of the most powerful race teams in the entire sport. A.J. Foyt chimes in as well, explaining how when he drove drivers settled scores and why you better have learned how to use your hands for more than just holding a steering wheel. It’s a candid talk with some of the true legends of the sport on this week’s edition of Dirty Air.
2019-02-2625 min
NASCAR: Dirty AirA Joy RideMike Joy has one of the most recognizable voices in the world of NASCAR. Joy has been the only play-by-play man since NASCAR moved to the FOX Network in 2001. His ties to the sport run longer than that, dating back to the early 1970’s with stops at the Motor Racing Network and CBS. He’s witnessed some of the biggest moments in the sport, so he has a unique perspective on NASCAR’s colorful past and where the sport might be headed in the future. Mike Joy discusses it all on this episode of the FOX8 Podcast: “Dirty Air: A Joy Ride”
2019-02-1930 min
NASCAR: Dirty AirAustin Dillon: You Don't Know Me2018 Daytona 500 winner Austin Dillon lets loose on driving for the race team made famous by his grandfather, Richard Childress and the late Dale Earnhardt, Sr. Dillon talks about the pressures of living up to the legacy of driving the #3 car and his desire to write his own chapter for this storied team. He sounds off on the critics who feel he didn’t earn his place in the sport and instead was handed his opportunity because of his family connections. He’s ultra-competitive and ready to take his career to the next level. See Privacy Policy at http...
2019-02-1233 min
NASCAR: Dirty AirNASCAR: Dirty AirRacing at 200 miles per hour, side by side with million-dollar machines, inches away from a spectacular wreck. Welcome to the world of NASCAR. It's a high adrenaline, heart-stopping, nail-biting sport, made all the more fun because of the colorful personalities on and off the track. These are their stories of racin, wreckin', and tradin' paint.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2019-02-0402 min