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On Oct. 2, 1998, another celebrity race was held two days after Adam Petty won the race in Charlotte for ARCA. Rusty Wallace won the pole for the draw. 10 Busch and 10 Winston cup drivers, 2 ladies and two Medders cousins are competing for the race. Adam Medders was driving for Wally Dallenbach Jr. in his #50 Budweiser car, and Jeremy Medders in a #97 Chad Little car. Lynn Marie Peterson in a #90 Dick Trickle car, and Tabitha Welch in the #33 Ken Schrader car. Randy LaJoie had an accident in the first caution, and Robert Pressley's right shoulder is sore, and Tracy Leslie, who was not in the Winston and Busch rides, gets in relief. Marla Medders interviewed Robert after Tracy gets in. Before that, she interviewed Tracy. This is the last time Tracy was interviewed clean shaven before he had a goatee. Elliott Sadler had the handling problem before Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Jeff Gordon crashed. Ed Berrier also had a handling problem as Marla interviewed him. Two Dales, Earnhardt and Jarr...

Cheyenne Langston reveals before Shane van Gisbergen won the race in Charlotte that this will be having two rare albums for the Marla Comedy Show, a gospel album, and a Christmas album. Twenty songs to be exact, according to Cheyenne, and will be released on Dec. 5. It was recorded between 1993 and 1997. Christmas 1. Have Yourself A Merry Christmas (1994) - Tracy and Marla 2. Silent Night (1995) - Reid 3. Let it Snow (1997) - Cheyenne 4. Joy to the World (1997) - Tracy, Marla, Reid and Cheyenne 5. Christmas to Me (1994) - Tracy, Elton, Marla and Patty 6. An Old Christmas Card (1993) - Tracy (spoken instrumental break by Marla) 7. Jingle Bell Rock (1997) - Reid and Cheyenne 8. Baby It's Cold Outside (1997) - Joe and Kristen (Carlene) 9. Winter Wonderland (1994) - Joe and Karen 10. O Holy Night (1995) - Marla and Patty Gospel 1. What a Friend We Have in Jesus (1994) - Marla and Tracy 2. Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus (1997) - Tracy, Marla, Reid and Cheyenne 3. Oh How I Love Jesus (19...

In 1991, Shelly Walther had a music video with a song called "Cool Down Lover." Chuck Bown plays Shelly's ex-husband in this video, and Gailard Sartain and Bill Byrge, who both died five months apart this year, were also in this video.

John Wesley Ryles, the session background vocalist passed away two days ago exactly a month before his 75th birthday. He was married to Conway Twitty's daughter Joni. His hits were "Kay" and "Once in a Lifetime Thing." One of his last hits, "Louisiana Rain" was covered by 15-year-old Denny Streeter in 1988, and John Wesley sang with Alan Jackson several times, and Faron Reeves in a song called "Yes Yes Nanette" with several NASCAR drivers as choir members.

Marla will have the commercial for kidney people in December including Lee Roy Jordan, D.D. Lewis, Harold Reid of the Statler Brothers and Keith Fahnhorst. Marla talks about the story of Phenix City, Alabama's Mike Frost, who had kidney disease and died almost 25 years later in 2019. Nick Mangold was also on the list.

The thirteenth episode in 2024 features the Cincinnati Bengals. Grace talks about 50 players. 1. Anthony Munoz 2. Ken Anderson 3. Ken Riley (d. 2020) 4. Chad Johnson 5. Joe Burrow 6. Geno Atkins 7. Lemar Parrish 8. Isaac Curtis 9. Reggie Williams 10. Boomer Esiason 11. Tim Krumrie 12. Cris Collinsworth 13. A.J. Green 14. Max Montoya 15. Corey Dillon 16. Bob Johnson 17. Willie Anderson 18. Bob Trumpy (d. 2025) 19. Jim LeClair (d. 2019) 20. Mike Reid 21. Andy Dalton 22. James Brooks 23. Carlos Dunlap 24. Andrew Whitworth 25. Carl Pickens 26. David Fulcher 27. Ja'Marr Chase 28. Louis Breeden 29. Carson Palmer 30. Eddie Edwards 31. Bill Bergey (d. 2024) 32. Tommy Casanova 33. Pete Johnson 34. Rudi Johnson 35. T.J. Houshmandzadeh 36. Jim Breech 37. Joe Mixon 38. Tee Higgins 39. Rufus Mayes (d. 1990) 40. Ross Browner (d. 2022) 41. Dave Lapham 42. Eddie Brown 43. Rich Braham 44. Brian Simmons 45. Leon Hall 46. Darnay Scott 47. Jeff Blake 48. Essex Johnson (d. 2020) 49. Coy Bacon (d. 2008)...