Danica Patrick talks about reincarnation, how her Dad pushed her into racing, and dropping out of high school to pursue racing on Uncut with Jay Cutler

Uncut with Jay Cutler

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Society & Culture, Sports, Talk Radio

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 2 February 2022

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

Jay sits down with racing icon Danica Patrick, and immediately they dive into Danica's line of candles and wine, and how it's all influenced by her spiritual side. Plus Jay and Danica dive into Danica's take on reincarnation, which leads to a few wild stories from both Danica and Jay. They also discuss how Jay ended up in Nashville, the start of Danica's career, and even how she had to convince her parents to let her dropout of High School to pursue her career in racing. Plus Danica and Jay compare war stories from their sports - Danica relives her first big wreck, and Jay talks about the big hits that stuck with him.

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0:00.0	Hey, hey, hey, hey!
0:02.0	Then we're brought to select Jay Cutler, quarterback,
0:06.0	and a better color straight drop.
0:08.0	Steps up in the pocket.
0:09.0	I'm gonna be best friends with Jay Cutler.
0:11.0	Really?
0:12.0	Yeah!
0:13.0	Cutler throws in!
0:15.0	Parker Cutsdale!
0:18.0	Okay, today, welcome back.
0:20.0	I'm Cutler Jay Cutler.
0:22.0	I'm Jay.
0:23.0	And today, we've got a fun one.
0:26.0	She's interesting, Danica Patrick.
0:29.0	Probably nowhere as Indy Car racer,
0:33.0	stock car racer.
0:34.0	She hosted the SB's.
0:36.0	She wrote a book.
0:38.0	She has a line out.
0:41.0	She does a lot of stuff.
0:45.0	I've got a lot of paperwork here on her.
0:47.0	But I know she's also really big into health and science
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