Stray Dawg
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2019
- Listen to a story about a real trucking hero! This trucker was a trucker for 30 some years back when truckers were the last American cowboys, then he got sick and has to come off the road. Find out the success he had AFTER coming off the road getting his own national radio show telling us the stories we wanted to hear! You must hear this story.
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great story Indiana Jack 👍👋many blessings.
Enjoyed that story about Stray Dog Jack. Thank you for taking the time to show such respect.
Kinda reminds me of Paul Harvey's The Rest Of The Story. Loved him. Thank you Indiana Jack. God's Blessings today & always. 💕
Michael Selman ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ COULDN’T HAVE SAID IT ANY BETTER MYSELF! THIS MUST BE ONE OF THE REASONS I LOVE INDIANA JACK SO MUCH & WATCH EVERYTHING HE OUTS OUT OVER & OVER AGAIN JUST LIKE I WATCH ANDY GRIFFITH! I LOVED & LISTENED TO PAUL HARVEY CONTINUOUSLY EVERYDAY MULTIPLE TIMES A DAY!!!!
😂 I love it! Indiana Jacks video interrupted by a commercial from Indiana Jack. It doesn't get any better.
I guess I'm too old and been retired too long, 'cause all I remember listening to is country music and occasionally Paul Harvey. I guess we all have our own "trucker stories" related to our own trucking style. I usually kept to myself and a few "CB friends" I would run across. I recently took a trip in my personal van with CB radio, and was appalled at how many truckers don't run them anymore, however, I did run across a few "old timers" and it was right back to the "good ol' days". I was glad to run right past the scale houses and only give them the 'high sign' as I went by in my non-commercial van …. what a great feeling!! :)
Interesting story Jack. Glad you shared..and as always it's good to see you my friend..god bless
i can listen to you for hours. thank you jack!
*Ode to Stray Dawg*
Dispatch called and said you gotta GO!
I looked at my E-Logs and said “Hell No!”
I drove all night and most the next day
That right rear drive was thin as whey
At night the coops were closed - no pain
By day ‘twas backroads and the Hammer Lane
Then I heard, “Dawg Gone”, no Board Op!
I no longer cared about my reset or next stop
I got to the terminal in record time
But the receiver said the paperwork’s out of line
They said call your broker and work it out
We can’t take you for another two days about
I quit my job that fateful day and started home
No more Mega Carriers or Stray Dawg poems!
Nice story Jack & sorry you miss Stray Dawg..... Always nice seeing you Jack... Take care and stay safe. Thumbs up!
Going to college at 50 years old was my crude awakening to the age of computers, it took me a while and I stuck it out and in the end I did pretty well, definitely no regrets....tc Jack.
Thank you for sharing this touching story Jack ..... As one of those 'old-school' truckers, this story truly strikes a chord within me. Tho I've never met nor heard 'Stray Dawg', this does indeed sound like an individual who has, such as with you, most likely touched and impacted many trucker's lives .... Having been called upon to host such a prestigious radio talk-show, this man obviously touched many.
It is my hopes that he learns of this video and that perhaps you are Blessed by hearing from him sometime in the near future. Let's pray and trust that the account of his reported behavior at the TA was not an indication of a serious medical issue. How very sad that would be indeed! In closing, just hearing about this man brings back many trucking experiences of my own! So thank you again for sharing this story with us. Blessings to all from central Ohio.
That's it Jack! you need your own radio program.
Agreed
He sure does I'd like internet radio so it can go all over the world
@Jay S, the whole ti me I listened to Jack I had the feeling that a radio show of his own was the subliminal message that Jack was sending out?
Enjoyed your video as always. Really cool to hear behind the scenes truckin stories.
Rock on Jack!
How many remember Charlie Douglas who was Dave Nemo's mentor for years when the show was broadcast out of WWL New Orleans before they moved to Nashville?
I REMEMBER CHARLIE DOUGLAS AND WWL HE CAME ON THE AIR ABOUT MIDNIGHT UNTIL 5 AM HE HAD A GREAT SHOW HELPED TO KEEP ME AWAKE MANY NIGHTS WHEN I WAS A DRIVER.
A very nice story thnx Jack.
The one I miss is The Midnight Cowboy!!
And his cow bell, that he rang at random times to keep truckers awake. And the farm report. Who doesn't want to know what a sow belly is worth?
New style of walk and talk . Liked it thanks
Long live Stray Dawg
I bet others liked his show too. To bad they just didn't hire someone who could handle the technical side of things. Today everything is about profit and taking advantage of people. There's to many in upper management these days and not enough people who actually do the job. The government is a perfect example.
Ya darn tootin
A good video with a good story Jack one of the things I miss from trucking days is listening to the overnight trucking shows they provided information for drivers and some even played music stay safe Jack and enjoy your weekend
Good Share Jack....I was Trucking Back in the 80s and I remember a LOT of those drivers popping Pills and doing "Rails"...It was a FUN time in trucking though, I never got into the pill poppin or the lines, but I ran a few times with a few that did They were good dudes, Just a Bit too HIGH Strung for me...I ran Swinging Beef from San Jose Cali to Bronx Market Place in New York!!! FUN TIMES!!!!!!
It's always cool to watch your show to Jack
what a wonderful sad story I wonder if someone could hook up with Stray Dawg and do a radio pod cast! It's good to hear your stories again . Good Luck Jack
i cried when the trucking Bozo died i loved that guy he was great on road dog radio
I remember him!
I used to listen to the trucking bozo, Dale Sommers, on WLW radio out of Cincinnati, OH before he was on satellite radio.
Interesting tidbit about the past. So many come and go.
Great video with a great story. Hope Stray Dog will comment.
It's unfortunate. I've heard bits and pieces of Ron's story he is on Facebook. Hes not great with technology but I have the same feelings he was a great story teller and to be honest I really haven't listened to the trucking channel since. I was pretty annoyed he was gone.
Nice 👍 Cool 😎 Peace ✌️
I only drove for six months and I have told my kids tons of stories. Lol
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Well sir, > I remember when Dave Nemo was the weekend AND fill-in guy for Charlie Douglas on WWL 870 New Orleans. That program was un-rivaled in it's time and filling in for Charlie Douglas was Dave's big break. And as much as we liked Charlie, Dave was no slouch, and a few of us knew he was the heir apparent ( I am not a driver - I just enjoyed long-distance listening on the AM band at night, [ DX-ing ] and l LOVED the truck-driver oriented shows that were restricted to overnights at that time.)
Could you imagine going from New York to LA and back 😳😳😳😳
I took a bus from Atlanta to San Diego....NEVER AGAIN.
Ken Olsen screw that!!!
That's a very sad story. Hard for people never been around "puters" be experts over night.
Hopefully few older drivers notice this one. Got me thinking old stories.
Got huge question? While you on Old time trucking stories. Love know if this even a little bit true.
I heard this one for many years. Is this A true story? I am sure story got bigger more told?? . A trucker out of GA or SC/NC hauling fully loaded to CA got caught doing triple # like 165+ MPH in AZ back in old days like in 1970s, When you could turn up engine HP pretty easy. Roll the black smoke!! I don't think tires @ them days even would with hold them speeds back then. But After few days in jail, Huge amount of bail money. They made him put his whole TK & trailer on railroad car & never come back in AZ again? I think his name was Southern EarthShaker / Earthquaker or something close to that? What is the true story on this, Or Is this even a true story?? Or A bunch of Bull.
God story and also a sad story.
I remember two coworkers talking bad about their job in a restaurant that was overheard by relatives of the owner. They were fired when it got back to their boss..
Interesting
I'm not sure when he was doing the Sunday morning show too bad I missed it driving overnight to LA.... I still wonder what happened to "free wheeling" show all of a sudden they disappeared and Kevin Rutherford took their place and I absolutely love I'd much rather listening to trucking business and beyond
Old new fan here, went back in time and watch all or most of your older video's but when i seen u along with jukebox and smokie woooo ur kinda Tall.... so the big & Tall question, how Tall are you???
Worked with stray dawg at cornflake.
Good ending for me....I kept thinking you were about to tell us he passed away!
As they say in the radio business, if you've never been fired from a radio job, you were never in the radio business
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did he pass
Con flabbit Jack, it's time to gallivant across the good ol USA
He would like you. What is not to like?
Sounds like Stray Dog Dawg was an Interesting Guy.
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What happens if no one wants some of those loads or there's too many loads and not enough trucks.
Sir Indiana Jack !!! OKS !!! When are you gona do what Stray Dawg did with your experiences with """ THAT'S TRUCKING """ ??? Bet ''YA '' Have alot of stories that you haven't told on your videos !! 30 yrs of trucking ,,you gots lots of stories !!HAHA Anyhows,, keep the videos coming & '' KEEP IT SAFE '''
Jack did you sell your pick up for a Prius???
Rental?
What the heck kinda car are you driving? What happened to your RAM?
Rental?
He's back !
Put out to pasture cause ya can't "hack it" anymore. All while the folks making the REAL money couldn't do your job on the best day of their lives. True in trucking, broadcasting or any other business you care to name. There are a few rare exceptions. When I went to truck driving school, MANY years ago the instructors (4) were old truckers who knew pretty much everything about trucking. They took a bunch of raw, untalented, pretty slow individuals and got us good ENOUGH to get jobs, grow and prove ourselves. To say they were exceptional isn't a stretch, because most of us really impressed our driver/trainers and the companies we hooked up with. Folks are NOT used up because they reach a certain age, or because they didn't grow up with computers. In fact, society is the loser when people like that are cast aside. Sharing what they know, who they ARE is invaluable. Too often "they", the power brokers don't get it.
I thought this video was about Lil Dawg lol!
hey Jack do you remember the trucking Bozo show?
Get stray dog on your channel???
Pills hell... Meth ! Just joking 😄😄
I thought maybe you got a stray dog to go with your stray cat. I used to enjoy talk radio back in the days when people discussed issues. Of course those were local stations and local as well as national issues with someone who was good at talking with and moderating people. When things went national, every host now has an agenda to push and there is no real discussion.
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