Funny two audio tracks causing me grief I don't understand

somehow, I've got two ghost like audio tracks under my normal audio track that are causing funny things to happen when I encode. you can see what I mean by the attached picture with audio 2 and audio 3.
Specifically, when I leave these tracks enabled, everything sounds correct when I play back, but when I double speed the playback, the voice falls apart.
Any idea?

is that normal to have blank tracks like that? did something get corrupted?
Yes, no.
Specifically, when I leave these tracks enabled,
everything sounds correct when I play back, but when
I double speed the playback, the voice falls apart.
Having empty audio tracks in the Timeline
would not be the cause this problem.

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