The most extraordinary people among us have fascinating lives and inner thoughts that are rarely revealed in ordinary interviews. Next Level with Andrew Kurland goes further than most ever dare to with long-form, deep-dive conversations that peel back layers and get to the core of America’s most interesting people.
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The most extraordinary people among us have fascinating lives and inner thoughts that are rarely revealed in ordinary interviews. Next Level with Andrew Kurland goes further than most ever dare to with long-form, deep-dive conversations that peel back layers and get to the core of America’s most interesting people.
It takes a special type of person to venture out and do things many others haven't. For some, it's the thrill of the risk that fuels their fire. For others, it simply just fits their personality.
The extraordinary starts with ordinary people doing extraordinary things. This is where Ken Squier and Cale Yarborough fit into the story.
In this fourth installment of Next Level, host Andrew Kurland, and Squier pick apart his famous quote "common man doing uncommon deeds." The two talk about the first flag-to-flag broadcast, which aired in 1971 featuring Ken as a pit reporter for ABC.
They also discuss the birth of in-car cameras, and a never-before-heard story featuring Cale Yarbrough and his pet bear, Susie. You heard it right, a BEAR. Get ready.
Next Level with Andrew Kurland
The most extraordinary people among us have fascinating lives and inner thoughts that are rarely revealed in ordinary interviews. Next Level with Andrew Kurland goes further than most ever dare to with long-form, deep-dive conversations that peel back layers and get to the core of America’s most interesting people.
