# Ken Squier
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Kenley Dean Squier (born April 10, 1935) is an American sportscaster and motorsports editor from Waterbury, Vermont. From 1979 to 1997, he served as the lap-by-lap commentator for NASCAR on CBS, and was also a lap-by-lap commentator for TBS from 1983-1999. Squier was the first announcer to give lap-by-lap commentary for the Daytona 500 in 1979.
Bonus: Next Level w/ Ken Squier - Chapter 2: Brave Enough To Die
Nestled in the hills of Barre, Vermont lies the quarter-mile, high-banked, asphalt speed bowl known only to fans as Thunder Road. 8,000 people gather every Thursday night to witness the best racing the state of Vermont has to offer. The roots of this iconic race track can be traced back to the one …
Bonus: Next Level w/ Ken Squier - Chapter 1: The Law of Exaggeration
At the heart of every great NASCAR story is the storyteller himself, and there are few as iconic as the legendary voice of Ken Squier. For two days the Dirty Mo Media crew set out to Squier’s home in Waterbury, Vermont to hear stories from the NASCAR Hall-of-Famer.
In this first installment of And…
Bonus: Next Level with Ken Squier
Coming soon: The second installment of Dirty Mo Media's Next Level with Andrew Kurland. Andrew sits down with legendary broadcaster Ken Squier. The Dirty Mo crew traveled up to Waterbury, Vermont, and spent two days with Squier and talked about everything from the early days of NASCAR, to the iconi…
391 - Mike Joy: More Than a Mic
If you’ve listened to or watched a NASCAR race in the past 50 years, there’s a voice that is synonymous with some of the sport’s biggest moments. Legendary broadcaster Mike Joy joins Dale Earnhardt Jr. and co-host Mike Davis to fill listeners in on his career, as well as talk shop about the broadca…
334 - Dick Berggren: In the Pits
Legendary NASCAR pit reporter Dick Berggren joins Dale Earnhardt Jr. for a conversation that covers Berggren’s racing career, rise as a journalist and pit reporter, and New England racing history preserver.
It’s a special episode as Dale Earnhardt Jr. leads off the program with a big announcement,…
281 - David Hobbs: Paddock to Telly
Dale Earnhardt Jr. sits down with one of his favorites, legendary racer and broadcaster David Hobbs, to discuss the most important race in NASCAR history, the 1979 Daytona 500. The two chit chat about working with Ken Squier, Hobbs' diverse and dangerous racing career, dealing with an era where dea…
Stephen Mallozzi Joins the Show!!! F1 Las Vegas Preview. [Motorsports Today: Episode 59 (November 17th, 2023)]
Eddie Kalegi is joined by NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver Stephen Mallozzi to discuss his journey from sports media, to Outback Steakhouse, to a NASCAR ride, as well as his opinions on where the sport stands when it comes to entry and supporting lower teams.
Plus, why Eddie isn't sold on th…
Dave Moody
This week on LIVING IT LOUD: Dave Moody“The Godfather” Dave Moody began his motorsports broadcast career in 1978 at age 17, working as a short-track public address announcer under the guidance of his mentor, former CBS-TV motorsports anchorman Ken Squier. For the next 30 years, Moody manned the PA …
"The Godfather" Dave Moody: Grassroots Racing & STRONG Opinions
It’s our final Kenny Conversation of 2025! Kenny Wallace discusses NASCAR, grassroots racing, broadcasting, and life with "The Godfather" Dave Moody. Moody describes how he fell in love with racing as a young boy living in Vermont, how he became the voice of NASCAR on MRN, and the beginning of Siri…
Steve Post & Steve Gantt: NASCAR Broadcasting Legends & Kannapolis Roots | EP 71
Steve Post (Motor Racing Network / Charlotte Motor Speedway) and Kannapolis motorsports historian Steve Gantt join the Rough Talk Cousins for a deep dive into NASCAR broadcasting history, local racing roots, and the future of the sport — all from Historic Dayvault’s Dyno Garage in K-Town.
This…
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