Dave Moody spends four hours a day, five days a week talking on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio but he didn’t mind talking some more this week with The Racing Writer’s Podcast.
* Moody takes us back to when he first saw a race car and what about it was life-changing * When he began getting working opportunities in racing and then fielding cars of his own * The seamless transition between broadcasters on a radio call * The genesis behind SiriusXM Speedway and why it was the worst time to start a show * How the channel and NASCAR’s relationship has changed over the years * Accusations of being a NASCAR stooge * Good and bad days on the job * What keeps him going after so many years
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