All right, everybody, welcome back to another edition of the Untitled Jeff Buck podcast.

I'm your host, Jeff Buck, and today is a social spotlight version of the podcast with

Jenna Fryer from the Associated Press.

I'm sure many of you follow Jenna on Twitter at Jenna Friar, where she tweets about both

NASCAR, IndyCar, and whatever is on her mind, which often causes a lot of haters to seemingly

come her way.

And she entertains us all by her reactions to those people, as well as the refusal to back down

something that I think is probably in part

because of her New Jersey roots. We had a long discussion at Sonoma, and we touched on that and many

other things. So let's just get right into it right now. Here is the social spotlight with

Jenna Fryer. All right, everybody, I'm here with Jenna Fryer. We are at Sonoma Raceway. Practice is going on, so we're not really doing our reportedly duties right now. How are you?

I'm okay. I'm a little scared that a lot of bad things will happen on the track while you've got me stuck in this closet. But whatever.

All right. Well, listen, Jenna, we can kind of hear the cars. So if they go silent for a while, we'll interrupt the podcast and you can go run out and see what happened.

I don't run, but whatever.

So Jenna, you are only the second friar family member to be on the social spotlight this year because you, for whatever reason, let your daughter, Sydney, come on the social spotlight

earlier this summer. Did you listen to her podcast? I don't think I listened to it, but I think I read it.

I think I read the transcript. And I was surprised. A few things jumped out at me. Like I found out

she had a fake Instagram account. Yeah. Yeah, I was just going to say, did you know all that stuff?

Because, I mean, you obviously have your regular social media, but you're also seeing it

through the eyes of a teenager every day.

Yes.

I do see it through the eyes of a teenager every day.

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