>> We want to welcome Danica
in honor of your incredible
career.
We want to put our own "Access
live,".
>> 100 miles per hour.
>> We figure why not race some
turbos?
>> Just to welcome you Dan, we
want you to feel at home.
We got the need for speed.
>> All right, here we go.
We got our three turtles,
initials are on the top.
Line them up.
The first one out wins the
golden turtle.
On your mark.
Go!
Get set, go fellas!
>> Come on!
>> Danica is winning!
>> Danica!
>> What's funny, Scott, our
turtle didn't even move.
>> That was the world I came
from.
Crossing the line first and I
try to slow down in my life
which is a great symbol with the
turtles but clearly I am not
able to yet.
>> I want to say in rehearsal, S
was like a fire cracker.
>> Scotty.
>> Our guy did not even move.
>> He just gave up!
>> Hello.
>> Hi.
>> Is it going to bite me?
>> Maybe.
>> Danica, your podcast as you
talk about slowing down and
pivoting and doing something
new.
What are we going to get on your
podcast?
>> One of the things I really
love was the ability to inspire
I got to do that by being out
there.
I didn't want to lose that when
I left racing.
Man, there is a lot of inspired
people in race cars.
I am sure I can find another
way.
>> I have done a bunch of it
I talked to Joe Rogan for almost
2.5 hours.
Coming from a world doing so
many interviews and when you do
an hour, do you really need an
hour?
This format is such a real and
more vulnerability and learning
to go on.
The show is meant to inspire
people to expand and grow and
here other people's stories and
learn from them and so they can
work on being better for
>> We heard you got some rules
and some do's and don't's.
>> Well, I try not to -- we are
here at access, I try not to got
too personal.
I try not to go into -- I don't
dive into their personal life or
stuff everybody wants to know
who they are dating.
I try not to ask cliche
questions like how did you start
racing?
I try not to ask the predictable
thing?
Those are the couple of things I
think it is important.
The interview is timeless.
They're just about someone's
life and they're applicable at
all times because it is stories
about the human existence and
how to deal with it and how do
grow from there.
>> Scott, look at your card, you
read the next question.
>> It is not a personal
>> It works out so well.
>> I am just referring back
to --
>> Do you think you would invite
and be on the podcast, would you
guys have a conversation?
>> Would you like that?
>> It does not have to be
personal.
I want to know the mindset of
Twitter, there is something that
taps in the elites.
>> Last year having an injury in
the first half of the first game
of the season, being down by 21
points at the half, like 21-0 or
something like that?
He came back and won the game.
He was hurt the whole entire
season.
Those stories are inspiing of
how you deal with that mentally.
>> What did he say?
He said he would do it.
[ Applause ]
>> Then would you guys do that,
come on our show and we can
handle the personal stuff.
We got that.
>> Okay.
>> It would be interesting but
someone else will get it.
You will get it.
I have an hour and an hour and a
half with these people.
I really want psyche.
How did you do it?
Did you journal or meditate or
did you see a therapist or what
were these things you did?
At some level, I get more
information because I understand
what they did to get through
something.
It is a lot of fun.
>> It is fun.
>> I am excited about this.
>> We love your book.
Same title as your podcast,
we'll be listening.
It is a great one.
>> You are the bomb!
>> Thank you.
>> My turtle won.
>> Boom, baby!
>> We would like to thank our