All right, everybody. Welcome back to another edition of the Untitled Jeff Gluck podcast.

I'm your host, Jeff Gluck.

And today it's a 12th question version of the podcast with Trevor Bain of Roush Fenway Racing.

Now, a quick word before we get started with this, at the start of the podcast, you'll hear a weird sounding audio and then the audio goes back to normal.

What happened was my microphone that I use has been having some problems lately.

I've heard it on a couple other podcasts when I edited the audio and I didn't know what it was from.

But I think what's happened is over

the course of the season, this microphone that I use each week has gotten a little bit worn out.

And in fact, it got so bad that the social spotlight for tomorrow, which is with Paige Kuzlowski,

I'm not going to be able to post that as a podcast at all because the microphone

never got plugged in correctly. So the audio that you hear basically at the start of the

Trevor Bain podcast is what the entire page Kozlowski interview sounded like, except even louder

with cars in the background. And it's just not good podcast quality. So I'm got to try to fix my microphone or see

if I can figure out what's wrong with it. Hopefully I can make it to the end of the season with

this one before I got to buy a new one. But that's just a heads up on everything that's happening.

So no social spotlight podcast tomorrow. There will be a written version of it just not on the podcast

but in the meantime here is the 12 questions podcast with trevor bain all right everybody

i'm here with trevor bane Trevor the first question is how much of your success is based on your

natural ability and how much is coming at it um you know growing up most of most of it came from that to ability, but once I got to this level, I realized that

it's a good to work at it. I sat down in the office with Kevin Kidd probably two years ago,

and we talked about that exact topic is how far is your natural ability going to get you versus a work

ethic and you look at the best guys and they work hard. So I'd say in the last year I've ramped it up

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