The Chad Hasty Show

Steve and Ken also recap Chad Hasty's celebration of life service and funeral over the weekend.

Steve and Ken also talk about how Texas could lose the House to the Democrats if nobody gets out to vote.

Steve and Ken also discuss shakeups in the cotton industry and how voters are affected by gerrymandering across the country.

Steve and Ken also discuss the evolution of county-wide voting in West Texas.

Ken also talks about a scheduled discussion on data centers in and around West Texas.

Steve also talks about Democrat quorum-breakers in Texas and the status of a Kentucky Republican Primary.

Steve and Ken also provide live updates on the current severe weather around West Texas.

Steve and Ken also talk about the difficulty in finding sugar-free diets and the rising prices at regular and diesel gas pumps.

Steve also recaps the latest news on the Hantavirus outbreaks and whether or not the warnings carry any merit.

Steve also discusses ending the Iranian nuclear program.

Steve also shares more tributes about Chad Hasty while taking listener texts and phone calls throughout the show.

Steve also discusses the emersion of the hantavirus in the news as he urges listeners not to panic.

Steve also talks about raising the minimum voting age and importing sloths into Florida for exhibitions.

Steve also discusses the controversial death penalty in Texas following the brutal murder of a 7-year-old girl.

Rep. Tepper and Ken also talk about property tax, the Texas Compassionate Use Program, and other topics in the Texas Legislature.

Ken reflects on the years that Chad has been on the air as a friend, a mentor, and one legend of an interviewer with some of Texas' biggest names.

Ken and Steve reflect on the legacy that Chad leaves behind both on and off the mic by speaking with some of his closest professional friends that he has made across his 20-year career.

Ken also talks recaps area news across the listening area, including data centers, street races, and projected polling numbers.

Steve also talks about the reality of opening the Strait of Hormuz.

Chad also discusses how Gen Z handles technology and how young Americans choose to live in the past rather than the present.

Chad also speaks with McKenzie DiLullo about education freedom accounts, the New World Screwworm, and a psychedelic plant research effort across the U.S.

Chad also speaks with Scott Braddock about the latest affecting the Texas hemp industry and redistricting across the state.

Chad also discusses former Trump supporters expressing regret for fighting for his presidency while he asks listeners about the most memorable concerts they've ever been to.

Chad also talks about common conspiracy theories that listeners find fascinating.

Chad also takes the best restaurants and schoolyard games played as kids from listeners.

Chad also talks about intolerance among younger generations and DEI backlash at Texas Tech University.

Chad also speaks with Scott Braddock about Congressman Allen West in Dallas, fundraising stats in the Paxton v. Cornyn race for U.S. Senate, and the importance of getting out and voting.

Chad also recaps J.D. Vance defending President Trump's AI photo that many claimed depicted him as Jesus Christ.

Chad also talks about new polling data in the race for U.S. Senate between Cornyn and Paxton.

Chad also discusses tonight's expected splashdown of Artemis II and its crew.

Chad also speaks with McKenzie DiLullo from The Texan News about Camp Mystic investigations opened by AG Ken Paxton and republicans fighting to control the Texas House.

Chad also talks about a crackdown on American licenses among waves of illegal immigration.

Chad also discusses controversial Easter remarks from Trump.

Steve also talks about a statewide recall on chicken nuggets and a new prison facility in Post, Texas.

Steve also discusses why gas prices are increasing and conspiracy theories surrounding space travel.

Chad also speaks with Scott Braddock about Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's negative views on sports betting and gambling in Texas.

Chad also talks about a Lubbock mayoral candidate attacking the Lubbock County Republican Party and the new Trump Presidential Library that was recently announced.

Chad also talks about a Chick-fil-a location giving free ice cream if families refuse to be on their phones while eating and what the ideal democratic candidate looks like.

Steve also discusses potential Trump endorsements, or the lack thereof, in the Cornyn v. Paxton Senate race.

Chad also speaks with McKenzie DiLullo about what the Texas House is focusing on ahead of the next session and the potential of New Mexico becoming a part of Texas.

Chad also speaks with Scott Braddock about drama between acting Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock and AG Ken Paxton while recapping a landmark lawsuit against social media platforms alleging they create addictive behaviors to young people.

Chad also talks about Sharia Law, dressing appropriately in public, and AI chatbots.

Chad also discusses American's views on the U.S.-Iran conflict and new robot workers in the fast food industry.

Chad also takes best action movie stars from listeners in the wake of Chuck Norris' passing.

Chad also discusses renaming Cezar Chavez Drive in Lubbock and things listeners feel are too adventurous.

Chad also talks about sexual assault allegations towards the late civil rights activist Cezar Chavez while taking the most awkward moments from listeners.

Chad also talks about school choice lawsuits across Texas and what the voters actually care about during election season.

Chad also speaks with Genevieve Collins from Americans for Prosperity about making improvements for property taxpayers across the state.

Chad also speaks with EPA Regional Administrator Scott Mason about the latest regulation changes under the Trump Administration and bringing the power of choice back to consumers.

Chad also speaks with Scott Braddock about Trump's refusal to endorse either Ken Paxton or John Cornyn for U.S. Senate and data centers in Texas.