Colin Kaepernick and what he's done.

You know, a lot of people really despise that sort of thing, but you know what?

Too bad.

I feel sorry for what I would consider narrow-minded individuals that want to keep the quote-unquote

power structure intact.

You know, I think everybody should be equal. And in this country,

we're losing ground in terms of equality. Absolutely losing ground since the new presidential

administration or current presidential administration has been in place.

Welcome to the edge of sports podcast.

I'm Dave Ziron.

This week we talked to retired NASCAR driver Bill Lester, one of the only African Americans in the history of the sports.

That doesn't even give him enough credit for what he accomplished. He's the first African

American to race in NASCAR's Bush series, to participate in the Nextel Cup, and to win a pole

position. He was the first black driver to appear on a cereal box. Thank you, Honeynut Cheerios.

And we will speak to him about his journey.

I also have some choice words about the retirement of Andrew Luck.

Just Stand Up and Just Sit Down Awards and more.

But first, Bill Lester.

And so I just wanted to jump right in. and I really want to introduce you to my audience

and ask you first and foremost how you became a NASCAR driver.

How did that happen?

Well, it truly was not an overnight scenario.

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