Meet the Walters

In August 1987, Maverine, Marla, Lynn and Gwynn went to Michigan for a race, and found Huey Lewis. Huey previously hangs out with Tim Richmond, and Marla and Huey went on to talk to Cecil Gordon, a crew member of Dale Earnhardt. Bill Elliott won the race.

The twelfth episode in 2022 features the Cleveland Browns. Grace talks about 50 players. The updated version has been added two times after its airing. 1. Jim Brown (d. 2023) 2. Otto Graham 3. Leroy Kelly 4. Ozzie Newsome 5. Joe Thomas (update: Hall of Fame) 6. Gene Hickerson 7. Len Ford 8. Bill Willis 9. Lou Groza 10. Marion Motley 11. Dick Schafrath 12. Dante Lavelli 13. Clay Matthews Jr. 14. Mac Speedie 15. Mike McCormack 16. Paul Warfield 17. Frank Gatski 18. Greg Pruitt 19. Bob Gain 20. Jim Houston 21. Michael Dean Perry 22. Jim Ray Smith 23. Hanford Dixon 24. Frank Minnifield 25. Abe Gibron 26. Jerry Sherk 27. Mike Pruitt 28. Warren Lahr 29. Walt Michaels 30. Walter Johnson 31. Bill Glass 32. Doug Dieken 33. Thom Darden 34. Brian Sipe 35. Gary Collins 36. Ray Renfro 37. Josh Cribbs 38. Myles Garrett 39. Mike Johnson 40. Galen Fiss 41. Bernie Kosar 42. Eric Metcalf 43. Nick Chubb 44. Frank Ryan (d. 2024) 45. Bobby Mitchell 46. Horace Gillom 47. Kevin Mack 48. Don Cockroft 49. Milt...

In 2017, Jim Hargrove passed away. Seven years later, when the new remodeled website of concussionfoundation.org arrived, he officially has CTE. Allison Yim had a chat with McBride & the Ride's Terry McBride on his step-father-in-law's CTE. He said it was hereditary about his health. Allison told Terry about Wally Hilgenberg and the Pyle brothers.

On July 26, 1986, while celebrating Buddy Arrington's birthday, Ronnie Thomas got the apology cake to Maverine, instead it was Buddy's. Ronnie later chatted with Buddy, fights back, as Terry Labonte went on play Marla's guitar to sing a John Schneider song to stop the fight. Bobby Hillin Jr. won the race the next day, and Gwynn had a stunning date with him, and Randy Spiers, Gwynn's husband was very upset about dating the younger guy, but apologize the next day.

The eleventh episode in 2021 features the Minnesota Vikings. Grace talks about 50 players. The updated version has been added two times after its airing. 1. Fran Tarkenton 2. Alan Page 3. Carl Eller 4. John Randle 5. Randall McDaniel 6. Cris Carter 7. Randy Moss 8. Mick Tingelhoff (d. 2021) 9. Paul Krause 10. Ron Yary 11. Adrian Peterson 12. Chris Doleman 13. Jim Marshall 14. Chuck Foreman 15. Matt Blair 16. Joey Browner 17. Kevin Williams 18. Grady Alderman 19. Gary Zimmerman 20. Bill Brown 21. Robert Smith 22. Bobby Bryant 23. Scott Studwell 24. Steve Hutchinson 25. Jeff Siemon 26. Jared Allen 27. Chad Greenway 28. Anthony Carter 29. Steve Jordan 30. Ahmad Rashad 31. Keith Millard 32. Harrison Smith 33. Ed White 34. Henry Thomas 35. Daunte Culpepper 36. Adam Thielen 37. Matt Birk 38. Sammy White 39. Stefon Diggs 40. Fred Cox 41. Roy Winston (d. 2022) 42. John Gilliam 43. Anthony Barr 44. Carl Lee 45. Ed McDaniel 46. Jake Reed 47. Gary Larsen 48. Gene Washington 49. Tommy Kramer 50. W...

It was April 1985, Maverine was in Bristol, and she stalls at her ex-boyfriend Ronnie Thomas. He said a bad word to her, and she tasers him in the back, and got a fine for $200 dollars for profanity. It was July 27, at Talladega, Maverine was partying around with the girls after they visit Clark Dwyer, who was with the Sunny King staff people in Anniston, Alabama. Marla and Terry Labonte went on to dance for a Vern Gosdin song, "Dim Lights, Thick Smoke," and Buddy Arrington later added before the song was over.

The tenth episode in 2021 features the San Francisco 49ers. Grace talks about 50 players. The updated version has been added several times after its airing. 1. Joe Montana 2. Jerry Rice 3. Ronnie Lott 4. Steve Young 5. Leo Nomellini 6. Dave Wilcox (d. 2023) 7. Patrick Willis (update: Hall of Fame) 8. Bob St. Clair 9. John Brodie 10. Joe Perry 11. Frank Gore 12. Jimmy Johnson (d. 2024) 13. Roger Craig 14. Terrell Owens 15. Hugh McElhenny (d. 2022) 16. Y.A. Tittle 17. Gene Washington 18. Billy Wilson 19. Dwight Clark 20. Randy Cross 21. NaVorro Bowman 22. Ken Willard 23. Bryant Young (update: Hall of Fame) 24. Charlie Krueger 25. Joe Staley 26. Cedrick Hardman 27. John Taylor 28. Bruce Bosley 29. Len Rohde 30. Matt Hazeltine 31. Charles Haley 32. Forrest Blue 33. Dwight Hicks 34. Justin Smith 35. Merton Hanks 36. Tommy Hart 37. Kermit Alexander 38. Brent Jones 39. Abe Woodson 40. Eric Wright 41. George Kittle 42. Keith Fahnhorst (replaces Dana Stubblefield in the TV show) 43. Guy McIntyr...

Maverine will paired with Richard Petty and Darrell Waltrip for the live action and cartoon version of "NASCAR Goes Country" to be due on Jan. 3, 2025. The pair sings "Butterbeans" for Buddy Baker, according to the trailer. Floyd Michael, Maverine's dad was the assistant. He remembers Cale Yarborough for taking off his cowboy hat before the song started. David Pearson and Bobby Allison were two of the four guys who passed away. Bobby, Buddy and Cale sang three songs respectively ten years later.

After "Ships That Don't Come In" was uploaded, Hardy and Harrison Nitschke decided to have a Ray Stevens tribute on Hix Tape to be due on Jan. 24, Ray's birthday. 1. Turn the Radio On - The Reeves Sisters (Jocelyn, TaRanda and Cheyenne) 2. The Streak - Harrison Nitschke and Kenny Wallace 3. Gitarzan - Harrison Nitschke and Tenille Arts 4. Mississippi Square Revival - Heath Lane and Diamond Rio 5. It's Me Again Margaret - Lorrie Brooks-Reeves and Heath Lane 6. Ahab the Arab - Riley Green, Lorrie Brooks-Reeves and Harrison Nitschke 7. Shriner's Convention - Taylor Weller and Heath Lane 8. Misty - J.D. Reeves, Steve and Rudy Gatlin and Maverine Michael 9. Would Jesus Wear a Rolex - Harrison Nitschke and John Schneider 10. Jeremiah Peabody's...Green and Purple Pills - Oliver Tingelhoff and Marla Medders 11. Can He Love You Half as Much as I - Harrison Nitschke and Hardy 12. Everything is Beautiful - Harrison Nitschke (backing vocals by the Nashville Children...

On July 29, 1984, Maverine and Benny Parsons were there in the opening of the Talladega 500, announcing the deaths of Maverine's mom, Ron Bouchard's father-in-law and Dick Brooks' dad. They pick Dale Earnhardt as a winner. Maverine added, "If he wins this race, Benny and I will headed to Domino's Pizza." Earnhardt is indeed a winner. Benny and Maverine went to Domino's, got a pizza and a drink, went to the park, and Phil, Benny's brother was there. It's a wild party for all of them.

The ninth episode in 2020 features the Kansas City Chiefs. Grace talks about 50 players. The updated version has been added several times after its airing. 1. Len Dawson (d. 2022) 2. Tony Gonzalez 3. Derrick Thomas 4. Willie Lanier 5. Buck Buchanan 6. Bobby Bell 7. Johnny Robinson 8. Will Shields 9. Otis Taylor (d. 2023) 10. Patrick Mahomes 11. Jim Tyrer 12. Deron Cherry 13. Jerry Mays 14. Emmitt Thomas 15. Ed Budde (d. 2023) 16. Priest Holmes 17. Neil Smith 18. Jamaal Charles 19. Abner Haynes (d. 2024) 20. Art Still 21. Travis Kelce 22. Jan Stenerud 23. Albert Lewis 24. Justin Houston 25. Jerrel Wilson 26. Nick Lowery 27. Eric Berry 28. Jack Rudnay 29. E.J. Holub 30. Derrick Johnson 31. Larry Johnson 32. Sherrill Headrick 33. Gary Barbaro 34. Fred Arbanas (d. 2021) 35. Brian Waters 36. Jim Lynch (d. 2022) 37. Dale Carter 38. Tamba Hali 39. Gary Spani 40. Kevin Ross 41. Alex Smith 42. Curtis McClinton 43. Curley Culp (d. 2021) 44. Carlos Carson 45. John Alt 46. Dwayne Bowe 47. Dante Ha...

On the morning of July 31, 1983, Gwynn Pomeroy was hospitalized for a flu, and two of the guys Kyle Petty and Tim Richmond decided to race because of the flu. Maverine Michael was on CBS announcing Gwynn's flu, Terry Labonte's second child from last month, and Ron Bouchard's wedding with Paula also from last month. Terry filled in for Kyle after he had a crank, and Neil Bonnett also filled in for Tim after the engine broke earlier in the lap.

The eighth episode in 2020 features the Chicago Bears. Grace talks about 50 players. The updated version has been added several times after its airing. 1. Walter Payton 2. Dick Butkus (d. 2023) 3. Gale Sayers (d. 2020) 4. Mike Singletary 5. Brian Urlacher 6. Mike Ditka 7. Bill George 8. Sid Luckman 9. Dan Hampton 10. Doug Atkins 11. Bronko Nagurski 12. Bulldog Turner 13. Stan Jones 14. Richard Dent 15. Danny Fortmann 16. Lance Briggs 17. George Connor 18. Red Grange 19. Jay Hilgenberg 20. Steve McMichael (update: Hall of Fame) 21. Matt Forte 22. Joe Fortunato 23. Devin Hester 24. Ed Sprinkle 25. Charles Tillman 26. Gary Fencik 27. Doug Buffone 28. Bill Hewitt 29. Rick Casares 30. Richie Petitbon 31. Joe Stydahar 32. George Musso 33. George Trafton 34. Jimbo Covert 35. George McAfee 36. Johnny Morris 37. Neal Anderson 38. Rosey Taylor 39. Olin Kreutz 40. Otis Wilson 41. Harlon Hill 42. Wilber Marshall 43. Link Lyman 44. Willie Galimore 45. Dave Duerson 46. Ken Kavanaugh 47. Larry Morris...