I’m sure a lot of us could see this.  Can’t imagine how good it was for JR to hear this.  Really cool.

I'm not sure how Jr. Held it together after that comment. This was absolutely the best podcast to date.

Hank Parker is the kind of man when he speaks...you listen. Such a weighty moment for Dale Jr. and us as well listening to Hank's memory about Dale Sr. Spoken with much respect and in a fatherly tone. Pulled the heart strings today.

You can see Dale Jr at 1min 45 seconds, just 8 year old Jr sitting there looking at Hank.

Everyone needs a Hank Parker in their life. A true man of the Lord that can’t wait to tell everyone of his grace and mercy.  What a blessing for JR. to have him as a friend and mentor.

This story hits harder after the Earnhardt documentary. A lot of us can all relate.

This was the best Dale Jr podcast I’ve heard yet. Those words from Hank will be worth so much to him. I never knew Dale Senior but I always could see that he loved his family. I’ve known many great men who adored their families but just weren’t born with the ability to say it!

As guarded as Dale Sr. was in not showing a lot of emotion, it had to have been equally as hard for Dale Jr. In what was no doubt the most emotional interview I believe I’ve seen him do. The look was one we can all identify with who miss our dad’s immensely.

All these great guests and interesting conversations just can't fill the hole Dale feels for his father. He's talking to hundreds of people when he really only wants to talk to one. I feel for ya man.

My dad and I had the same type of relationship. Neither of us are worth a damn when it comes to expressing how we feel, but we know it. When my dad got diagnosed with cancer recently, that all came pouring out of both of us and I think that's the silver lining of it. We got that out. Dale never got that moment, and I think that's the biggest sin of losing Sr. when he left. Because he was just getting to that place where he was ready to be that dad...

This is exactly why jr is who he is today..one of the most genuine people I've ever seen, and I believe he is who he is because of dad's love and guidance from above

If you are like Sr., your children need HEAR you love them. Don’t be so cold that you can’t say it/show it. ‘Generational traditions’ are no excuse, CHANGE those today.

This is my biggest fear in life, to have my best friend need to tell my daughter just how much I actually love her because I couldn’t properly express it while I was living.

Praise God he is in God’s loving arms. The tears I have are tears of joy that your Dad was saved 🙏

Instantly clicked the video and was not expecting to go to church.  Wow!  I don’t know what else to say except that it got me.

I still miss Dale. He will always be my favorite sports athlete of all time. Nascar lost its heart in 2001.

I do not know how Dale Jr. did not tear up after that message. I have listened to it a couple of times and it brings a tear to my eye.

What a powerful moment. I’m happy for Jr and that he was able to hear that.

Dale Earnhardt Sr, father was the reason why your dad didn't know how to say I love you, i am in the same situation with my parents, RIP, I have tears in my eyes right now, I lost my father when I was 14 yrs old and he was 50, I am the youngest out of my siblings,  I tell everyone that I love you, my father passed away on October 10th  1974, same day  you were  born  Dale Earnhardt Jr.. ❤🇺🇸🏁🎣🐟

I think I enjoyed that episode more than any of them . Made me tear up a little bit.