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Woody Pitkat is one of New England’s most prolific winners of the 21st century. From his humble start at Stafford Motor Speedway to victory lanes in the big shows at New Hampshire, New Smyrna, Wall Stadium, and more, he has more than 150 wins in Modifieds and Late Models – sometimes in the same night – and about 150,000,000 stories from a wildly popular career.

It's hard to believe that Tyler Cahoon has been racing for 27 years, but it's true. After a strong start and a championship in Thunder Road's four-cylinder Street Stocks, he began winning in the Late Models at White Mountain Motorsports Park immediately. All these years later, he's still winning, and (just like his dad, Stacy) he remains one of the most well-liked drivers in the Northeast. Catch up with "Ty-One-On" this week on Uncommon Deeds!

Gabe Brown had the good fortune of growing up next door to Northeastern racing icon Dale Shaw. He quite literally grew up in the chassis shop, learning how to work on racecars, how to drive racecars, and - just like Dale - how to get people's attention. Although he's only 21, he has already accomplished more than most racers two or three times his age ever will. A champion of the Granite State Pro Stock Series and a winner with PASS and ACT, Gabe Brown has become one of the brightest young stars in the region and one of its most controversial.

It's a heater of an episode as the guys sit down with Pat Corbett to hear about his brush with the Hell's Angels, the devastating wreck at Sanair, his Memorial Day win, what lead to his Thunder Road banishment, his championship redemption at White Mountain and why at 65 years old he's ready to make a comeback... All that and more on this episode of Uncommon Deeds!

The Uncommon Deeds Podcast was created as an homage to Kenley Dean Squier, who taught us, Tom Corbett and Justin St. Louis, how to work effectively in sports media and give audiences a reason to care. When we lost Ken in November, the only thing for us to do was once again shine a light on him.

Join us as we recount memories of the voice of American motorsports, the founder of Thunder Road, Catamount Stadium, and the Motor Racing Network, the guiding force of Radio Free Vermont at WDEV, and - all at once - a common man from Waterbury, Vermont, who made a habit of doing uncommon deeds.

Hear memories and thoughts from Ken's daughter, Ashley Squier, and her husband, Robbie Crouch, along with Kevin Lepage, Dave Dion, Brian Hoar, and Aaron Maynard, sprinkled in with select audio clips from our previous shows and some of Ken's memorable calls.

We thank you for your continued support of the Uncommon Deeds Podcast, and we hope that this show brings you as much joy and comfort as it did for us.
--Tom & Justin

Tom and Justin brought the live show to New Hampshire Motor Speedway and are joined by Mamba Smith to talk with New England racing legends Bobby Dragon, Beaver Dragon, Dave Dion, Brad Leighton, Andy Santerre, and Dave Moody.