The Clay Edwards Show

Clay also weighs in on Governor Tate Reeves canceling the special session on redistricting after the Supreme Court maps case was vacated, explaining why taking the time to do it right in the next regular session makes strategic sense.

**Clay Edwards Show – Mr. Buddy Fundraiser Update, Chud the Builder Shooting & Tate Reeves Cancels Special Session (Ep #1216)** Clay gives a live update on longtime listener Mr. Buddy Cooper’s GiveSendGo fundraiser after his tragic crash left him paralyzed from the C5 vertebra down. The fundraiser has reached $4,100 of the $30,000 goal, and Clay urges listeners to donate what they can, stressing that “this is where we shine” and “this is where we become the church” — stepping up to help one of their own when real tragedy strikes. The show then dives deep into the Chud the Builder shooting outside the Nashville courthouse. Clay breaks down the self-defense incident after Chud was attacked, the attacker Joshua Fox’s prior aggravated domestic assault (attempting to burn down an apartment complex with his wife and threatening her with a screwdriver), the attempted murder charge against Chud, Tennessee’s stand-your-ground law, and the broader conversation on free speech, the supposed mystical power of the N-word, black fatigue, and culture fatigue. Clay also weighs in on Governor Tate Reeves canceling the special session on redistricting after the Supreme Court maps case was vacated, explaining why taking the time to do it right in the next regular session makes strategic sense. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – Storm Aftermath Scams: Fake “Entergy Safety Team” Hustlers Exposed** Jamie Creel of Shelter Insurance breaks down the devastation from the recent South Mississippi tornadoes in Lincoln County and Bogue Chitto, then goes straight into the scams already popping up in the aftermath. While his team was on-site at 6:30 a.m. blacking in a customer’s half-destroyed house and clearing debris to prevent further rain damage, a guy rolls up in a truck with a skid steer wearing a bright orange “Entergy Safety Team” shirt. He offers to clean everything up fast… until Jamie asks if he actually works for Entergy. The guy admits he doesn’t. Jamie warns listeners loud and clear: right after a major storm, hustlers and scammers swarm in pretending to be utility workers or offering immediate cleanup and repairs. They prey on families at their most vulnerable. His advice — call your actual insurance agent first, know exactly what your policy covers, and be extremely wary of anyone showing up uninvited in official-looking gear trying to pressure you into quick work. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – Wrestling Talk: Ted DiBiase Jr. in Studio Friday + Old School Stories** Clay gets hyped announcing that Ted DiBiase Jr. will be in the studio **both full hours** this Friday. He makes it clear he wants the real stories — what it was like growing up in the house with the Million Dollar Man in the ‘80s, all the wild behind-the-scenes stuff from Ted’s WWE career, and how it felt watching his boys Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton main event WrestleMania (he was right there ringside and nearly jumped the rail).   Jamie Creel chimes in with his own connection to the DiBiase family from their Clinton days, going to church together and knowing what good people they are. The conversation bounces into current wrestling too — Clay calling the CM Punk vs. Roman Reigns match one of the all-time greats, the rise of Oba Femi, the Intercontinental Title needing to be the stepping stone again, and why Ethan Page is about to blow up. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – Prayers for Mr. Buddy & the GiveSendGo Fundraiser** Clay opens with heavy news about longtime listener, caller, and supporter Mr. Buddy Cooper — the beloved school bus driver critically injured in a head-on crash with an 18-wheeler that lost its brakes. Buddy has made it through the first dangerous days and is showing some feeling in his arms, but he is currently paralyzed from the C5 vertebra down. Clay is asking for prayers for multiple miracles: getting out of the hospital, walking again, and full recovery. He then rallies the audience to support the family with the official GiveSendGo fundraiser (goal $30,000 — it was only at $665 when Clay checked live on air). Clay makes it personal: this is exactly what his ministry looks like — showing up for people when tragedy strikes through no fault of their own. He promises to donate himself, shares the link across all his platforms, offers to text it directly to anyone who asks, and even has Jamie Creel making a donation right there in studio. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – Grills of Mississippi: Always Grilling Season & the Best Pellets in the State** Clay lights up the airwaves with a passionate sponsor read for Grills of Mississippi on Highway 51 North in Ridgeland, declaring it’s **always** grilling season — rain, snow, sleet, or hail, real grillers are out there flipping meat like the postman delivers mail. He raves about their premium selection of Weber grills, Yoder smokers, and full outdoor kitchen setups that turn any backyard into the ultimate gathering spot.   What really gets him fired up is their top-tier smoking pellets, grown right here in the Southeast instead of the dusty desert pellets from out West that clog fire starters and ruin cooks. Clay shares his own experience of switching to Grills of Mississippi pellets and how it fixed his smoker issues, then recounts how Tracy and Jonathan patiently walked him through cooking the perfect prime rib — step-by-step, no talking down — and it turned out flawless. They also stock the best rubs, sauces, and seasonings with a free sample rack so you can try everything before you buy, plus high-quality meats like lard-injected pork chops, tri-tip, brisket, and what Clay calls the best boudin on the planet.   These aren’t just salespeople — they’re genuine enthusiasts who started as hobbyists and turned it into a labor of love. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – My Platform Is My Ministry: Bleach Is the Greatest Disinfectant** Clay comes out swinging right at the top of the show, responding to a longtime acquaintance who publicly bashed him for not using his massive platform for enough “positive” content and even tagged him in a video praying for him to change. Clay makes it crystal clear: his ministry isn’t chasing active addicts, preaching to crackheads, or wrapping arms around people still choosing to destroy their lives and communities. His ministry is showing up **after** the tragedy — when someone is at rock bottom through no fault of their own. Whether it’s a devastating storm, a horrific car wreck like Mr. Buddy Cooper’s, a cancer diagnosis, or any other medical emergency, Clay uses his platform to rally thousands of listeners, raise real money, and be people’s insurance policy when they need it most. He doesn’t film himself handing out food to the homeless for likes — he just does the work. Bleach is the greatest disinfectant, and shining a harsh light on problems is how real change happens on this show. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

Clay opens the show by directly responding to a longtime acquaintance who publicly criticized him for making an FAFO video about a white kid who got killed in South Jackson after shooting at someone and attempting a kick-door. Clay defends his no-holds-barred approach to calling out thugs and shining a light on problems, making it clear his ministry is helping people after tragedies, not chasing active addicts who aren’t ready to get clean.

**Clay Edwards Show – Clay Claps Back at Critics, Prayers for Mr. Buddy & Tornado Scams with Jamie Creel** Clay opens the show by directly responding to a longtime acquaintance who publicly criticized him for making an FAFO video about a white kid who got killed in South Jackson after shooting at someone and attempting a kick-door. Clay defends his no-holds-barred approach to calling out thugs and shining a light on problems, making it clear his ministry is helping people after tragedies, not chasing active addicts who aren’t ready to get clean. He then shares somber news about beloved longtime listener and caller Mr. Buddy Cooper, the school bus driver seriously injured in a head-on crash with an 18-wheeler that lost its brakes. Clay asks for prayers for multiple miracles (Buddy is currently paralyzed from the C5 vertebra down but showing some improvement in his arms) and encourages the audience to support the family’s fundraiser. Later, Shelter Insurance agent Jamie Creel joins the show to break down the devastation from the recent South Mississippi tornadoes and the scams already popping up — including fake “Entergy safety team” crews showing up with equipment trying to take advantage of victims. Jamie explains what his team does on the ground to protect property and gives practical advice on how to avoid shady roofers and contractors in the aftermath. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

In hour two, Andrew Gasser and Darrell Arnold join for a deep dive into how the music industry changed. They discuss the late ’90s/early 2000s shift away from aggressive hard rock toward hip-hop and pop country, government influence through record labels, and theories that the CIA and cultural engineers deliberately promoted rap (and crack cocaine) while dialing down rock to control and fragment American culture.  

The show then shifts to Lane Kiffin’s controversial Vanity Fair interview where he claims top recruits avoided Ole Miss because of its Confederate past and says Baton Rouge feels “less segregated.” Clay calls it insulting hypocrisy, pointing out Ole Miss has done more than any school to distance itself from its past while Baton Rouge had 94 murders last year — far more than Oxford’s zero.

Clay opens with somber news about longtime listener and supporter Mr. Buddy Cooper, the beloved school bus driver critically injured in a head-on crash with an 18-wheeler that lost its brakes. He asks for prayers and reflects on the importance of being the church and supporting one another in times of need.

**Clay Edwards Show – Lane Kiffin Drags Mississippi + Did the CIA Kill Rock Music? (Hour 2 with Andrew Gasser & Darrell Arnold)** Clay opens with somber news about longtime listener and supporter Mr. Buddy Cooper, the beloved school bus driver critically injured in a head-on crash with an 18-wheeler that lost its brakes. He asks for prayers and reflects on the importance of being the church and supporting one another in times of need. The show then shifts to Lane Kiffin’s controversial Vanity Fair interview where he claims top recruits avoided Ole Miss because of its Confederate past and says Baton Rouge feels “less segregated.” Clay calls it insulting hypocrisy, pointing out Ole Miss has done more than any school to distance itself from its past while Baton Rouge had 94 murders last year — far more than Oxford’s zero. In hour two, Andrew Gasser and Darrell Arnold join for a deep dive into how the music industry changed. They discuss the late ’90s/early 2000s shift away from aggressive hard rock toward hip-hop and pop country, government influence through record labels, and theories that the CIA and cultural engineers deliberately promoted rap (and crack cocaine) while dialing down rock to control and fragment American culture. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

ALIENS & THE  BIBLE W/ ANDREW GASSER 

WHO IS CHUD THE BUILDER, REAL RACIST OR FED PSYOP? (Ep #1,213)

The main focus turns to redistricting. Hour two features Mississippi Auditor Shad White breaking down why Mississippi must follow Tennessee’s lead and redraw congressional maps to remove Bennie Thompson. Shad explains how this ends race-based gerrymandering, helps lift the Mississippi Delta out of poverty, and opens the door for real representation — including black conservatives who actually want to serve their communities.

**Clay Edwards Show – JPS Anti-White Racism, Redistricting Battle & Trump UFO Disclosure (Ep 1212)** Clay lights up FAFO Friday by torching Jackson Public Schools for sharing a blatantly racist, anti-white propaganda post stereotyping poor Southern white families as lazy MAGA trash clinging to Confederate flags, guns they’ll “never need,” unread Bibles, and nonstop Fox News. When called out, JPS blocks him on social media — which Clay declares a clear First Amendment violation by a taxpayer-funded government entity and vows to fight all the way if needed. The main focus turns to redistricting. Hour two features Mississippi Auditor Shad White breaking down why Mississippi must follow Tennessee’s lead and redraw congressional maps to remove Bennie Thompson. Shad explains how this ends race-based gerrymandering, helps lift the Mississippi Delta out of poverty, and opens the door for real representation — including black conservatives who actually want to serve their communities. Plus, breaking news: The Trump administration has released the first batch of UFO files, including videos of unresolved UAPs. Clay reacts to the ongoing disclosure push. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

🚨 Breaking News: Tennessee Legislature Drops the Hammer — Redistricting Chaos Erupts in Nashville! In this explosive live episode of The Clay Edwards Show, Clay reacts in real-time as Tennessee Republicans pass a new congressional map that dismantles long-held Democrat strongholds, including the majority-Black Memphis district. The left loses their minds — burning flags, twerking on countertops, getting arrested, and screaming “insurrection” while a Black state rep’s brother cusses out troopers on camera. Clay breaks down the hypocrisy, compares it to January 6, and calls out Bennie Thompson for openly pushing resistance and “civil war” rhetoric. He also urges Mississippi leaders — Jason White, Delbert Hosemann, and Michael Watson — to grow a spine and do the same thing to save Jackson and the Delta. Plus: Why this redistricting could be the best thing for Black America since the Emancipation Proclamation, major Trump wins, Epstein files, and plenty of unfiltered truth. 🔥 Raw, unedited, and no-holds-barred. 🎙️ Listen now and join the conversation. Follow @SaveJXN on all platforms   Merch: BuyFAFO.com   Limited edition Mississippi Blackout Tag shirts available now! #TennesseeRedistricting #Memphis #MississippiPolitics #BennieThompson #ClayEdwardsShow

**Clay Edwards Show – Jackson Public Schools’ Racist Anti-White Meltdown + Alien Disclosure Bombshell (Ep 1211)** Clay torches Jackson Public Schools after their official social media account shares a vile, taxpayer-funded anti-white propaganda post stereotyping poor Southern white families as lazy MAGA trash clinging to Confederate flags, guns they’ll “never need,” unread Bibles, and nonstop Fox News just to feel superior. He rips their weak “oops, wrong account” apology, demands to know what about the little white kids in those schools, and flips the script on the hypocrisy — imagine the meltdown if a conservative district shared one of his FAFO videos. He balances the scales with fresh white FAFO examples, including a meth’d-out white guy who shot at Capitol Police while riding dirty with no tag. Hour two dives deep into the growing alien disclosure chatter: government officials allegedly pulled in high-profile preachers, took them to an Airbnb in Tennessee, and told them to start preparing their flocks because full disclosure about UFOs, non-Earth materials, and reptilian-looking craft is coming. Clay debates how this could shake religion to its core and whether it would actually strengthen faith or blow it up. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

JPS SHARES RACIST, ANTI-WHITE PROPAGANDA TO THEIR FACEBOOK (Ep #1,210)

Clay breaks down the wild FAFO of the day: a Rankin County white guy named William Butler plays full vigilante after his boss’s truck gets stolen. GPS ping leads him to the wrong spot — a black-owned auto shop run by Jeremy Bowie. Butler storms in demanding the truck, leaves, then comes back armed. Bowie, showing ice-cold situational awareness as a husband and father, shoots him in the foot in clear self-defense. Butler gets charged with trespassing and simple assault. Clay calls it one of the dumbest local FAFOs ever and praises Bowie for handling it perfectly.

**Clay Edwards Show – Crazy Black Woman’s Insane Conspiracy Theory About Jackson** Clay plays a wild video of a black woman from Jackson going full Alex Jones mode with a bat-shit conspiracy theory. She claims the suburbs and police are deliberately dumping white homeless people into the city to “suffocate” it, that the third police force (Capitol PD) is part of a racist plot to monitor and push black folks out, and that gentrification is a scheme by rich white people to steal opportunities and turn Jackson into Wakanda… but without the black people. Clay interrupts the whole time, bleeping her cuss words, calling her straight-up crazy, and pointing out the contradictions: South Jackson is a waste, black folks with money move out just like everybody else, and the real problem is culture rot, not some grand suburban plot. He agrees the city needs higher-income development and a real tax base, but says this kind of backwards thinking is exactly why Jackson stays broke. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – Rankin County Vigilante FAFOs & Jackson’s Wildest Conspiracy Theory** Clay breaks down the wild FAFO of the day: a Rankin County white guy named William Butler plays full vigilante after his boss’s truck gets stolen. GPS ping leads him to the wrong spot — a black-owned auto shop run by Jeremy Bowie. Butler storms in demanding the truck, leaves, then comes back armed. Bowie, showing ice-cold situational awareness as a husband and father, shoots him in the foot in clear self-defense. Butler gets charged with trespassing and simple assault. Clay calls it one of the dumbest local FAFOs ever and praises Bowie for handling it perfectly. Then Clay plays and dismantles a bat-shit crazy conspiracy video from a black woman in Jackson claiming the suburbs are dumping white homeless people into the city, the third police force is part of a racist plot, and gentrification is a scheme to push black folks out so rich white people can take over. Hour two with Andrew Gasser turns into a no-holds-barred discussion on culture rot, the soft bigotry of low expectations, why Jackson desperately needs higher-income development and a real tax base, and why complaining about new apartments “that Jacksonians can’t afford” is exactly the backwards thinking keeping the city broke. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – Christians vs. Trump** Clay plays a powerful video aimed at Christian conservatives who are struggling with or turning on Donald Trump. He calls them out for being so hung up on one issue that they’re willing to throw away everything Trump has actually delivered — defunding Planned Parenthood, protecting women’s sports, putting God-fearing people in positions of power, and restoring basic order. He compares Trump to Samson — not a perfect man, but one God is clearly using to do righteous work in spite of his flaws. Clay tells Christians it’s time to learn how to take the W instead of looking for reasons to stay mad. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – 2 Brothers Rob Gas Station for $3 & Two Red Bulls** Clay breaks down one of the dumbest FAFO stories of the year out of Memphis. Two brothers — Howard Smith (21) and Amiri Smith (22) — rolled into a gas station. Howard tried to buy cigars for $1.69 with a debit card that got declined. Instead of waiting for the money to go back on the card like a normal person, he got pissed and called his brother to “bring the fire.” Amiri showed up strapped, pulled the gun, demanded the money, took **$3** out the register, grabbed two Red Bulls, and told other customers to help themselves to whatever they wanted. Both brothers are now facing aggravated robbery charges. Clay calls it peak culture rot — willing to throw your life away and catch multiple felonies over three dollars and some energy drinks. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – Virginia Teen Charged with Felonies for Pellet Gun Near School** Clay and Andrew Gasser rip into the insane overreach in Virginia where a homeschooled 13-year-old boy and his friend were playing with pellet guns in the woods, cut across a corner of school property on the way back to a store, and ended up with guns drawn on them at their home, arrested, thrown in juvenile detention, and now on strict house arrest facing multiple felonies. The boys made zero threats, pointed guns at no one, and the pellet guns were never even aimed at the school — yet the school went on lockdown and the prosecutor threw the book at them anyway. The parents were even forced to surrender their own firearms just so their son could come home on house arrest. Clay calls it a perfect example of government and school officials completely losing all common sense and turning minor mistakes into life-ruining felonies. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – 12 & 13 Year Olds Having a Baby** Clay rips into the story of a 12-year-old girl and 13-year-old boy in Mississippi who had a full-on baby shower to celebrate her pregnancy.   He calls it what it is — disgusting and heartbreaking. Babies raising babies. He questions how the adults responsible for these kids let this happen and asks whether CPS should be involved and if the parents should face charges. Clay says a 12-year-old getting pregnant should be treated as statutory rape, not celebrated with decorations and gifts.   At least the 13-year-old father is in the picture… but that’s about the only “positive” he can find in this mess. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – White Guy FAFO’s in Jackson** Clay breaks down the textbook FAFO Championship in South Jackson: 25-year-old Deron Pointer rolled up to a house around 3 AM, got into it with someone inside, and shot the guy in the foot.  Instead of counting his blessings and leaving, Pointer came back a few hours later guns blazing, firing multiple shots through the front door before kicking it in. The homeowner lit his ass up. Pointer stumbled out and died on the sidewalk. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – White Panhandler in Brandon & the Racial Backlash** Clay posted a photo of a white man panhandling on the corner of Highway 80 and 18 in Brandon. The guy had a sign saying he’s a father of two with blood clots and deteriorating veins. Clay tried to be positive — “Only in Brandon” with heart emojis — and encouraged people to swing by and help him out. Black folks lost their minds. They accused Clay of racism, saying he only helps white panhandlers and hates Black people because he had previously called out a Black woman panhandling in Jackson. Clay claps back at the blatant double standard: he didn’t know the Jackson woman had a professional panhandler permit when he first posted about her. He actually tried to help the Brandon guy with $60 cash but couldn’t find him… and later learned the white guy is also a professional beggar who works multiple cities. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – Episode #1,208 (w/ Andrew Gasser)** Clay breaks down the viral story of a 12-year-old girl and 13-year-old boy having a baby shower in Mississippi, calling out the normalization of children having children and the adults who allow it. He also covers the latest Jackson FAFO champion — a white guy who got himself killed after returning to the scene of an earlier shooting — plus the story of a Brandon panhandler he tried to help, only to later learn the man is a professional beggar working multiple cities. In hour two, Andrew Gasser joins Clay for a no-holds-barred discussion on the Virginia teen charged with multiple felonies for walking near a school with a pellet gun. They rip into prosecutorial overreach, the loss of common sense, and how culture rot continues to destroy shared public spaces. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

Political analyst Pete Perry calls in to break down the major Supreme Court redistricting ruling and what it could mean for Bennie Thompson’s congressional district and Mississippi’s maps moving forward.

**Clay Edwards Show – Episode #1,207** Clay kicks off the show with a raw personal update about missing Wednesday after a brutal storm caused major flooding and a power outage at his house. He thanks Chip and Matt Bishop for stepping in and filling the gap. Political analyst Pete Perry calls in to break down the major Supreme Court redistricting ruling and what it could mean for Bennie Thompson’s congressional district and Mississippi’s maps moving forward. Clay also unloads on the story of three Mississippi “future rocket scientists” arrested in Florida with guns, drugs, forged checks, and a stolen Dodge Charger — calling it textbook culture rot. Plus, Clay reflects on his recent heated interview with Gerold Girbeau and Batman that went completely off the rails over the Wood Street name change drama. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – Episode #1,206** Clay opens the show on a somber note remembering his young neighbor Noah, who tragically drowned in Brandon over the weekend. He then announces he’ll be personally funding concert ticket giveaways all summer long, starting with multiple pairs of Zach Bryan field-level tickets. He breaks down the latest assassination attempt on President Trump at the White House Correspondents Dinner, slamming the obvious security failures and warning that more attempts from deranged leftists are almost guaranteed. Later, Clay gets surprisingly emotional while talking about the new Hulk Hogan Netflix documentary “Real American,” admitting it brought him to tears. In hour two, Andrew Gasser joins the show for a fun wrestling segment discussing WrestleMania highlights and the hilarious breakout star Danhausen taking over WWE. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – Heartbreaking Loss of Young Neighbor Noah** Clay opens the show on a deeply somber and personal note, sharing the tragic news that his 17-year-old neighbor Noah drowned in a lake in Brandon over the weekend. He speaks from the heart about his regret for not reaching out more — recounting how he used to watch Noah across the street excitedly working on his white F-150 truck, swapping wheels, adding a level kit & LED lights. Clay also learned Noah had a real passion for making handmade knives and had spent time with the Forged in Fire crew from the History Channel. He visited Noah’s parents the night before to offer condolences and asks listeners to keep the solid-gold family — including Noah’s younger sister and older brother — in their prayers as they face the unimaginable pain of burying their son and brother. A raw, emotional, and human moment that puts everything into perspective. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – When The Culture Overtakes White-Owned Businesses** Clay explains the no-win situation white business owners face in Jackson when one particular culture begins to dominate their customer base. Using Capitol Grill as the prime example, he points out how a shooting in their shared parking lot (completely out of their control) forced them into a knee-jerk 30-and-up age policy that they had to reverse back to 21-and-up after just one weekend because it killed business. He draws from his own experience owning Club 105, where the crowd shift required expensive extra security and major operational changes just to keep the doors open safely. Clay calls out the dangerous double standard: other groups can openly celebrate and cater to their culture without backlash, but white owners are expected to stay completely neutral, absorb the problems, and walk on eggshells — constantly terrified of violence in or around their business or being branded racist the second the crowd doesn’t get its way. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – Fondren Grocery Store Assault** Clay calls out the shocking daylight assault and robbery of a 76-year-old woman inside the Corner Market grocery store in Fondren — the so-called “good” part of Jackson. A man with wild hair wearing a blue Hawaiian-style shirt knocked the elderly woman to the ground in the middle of a store aisle and robbed her while other customers did nothing. Disgusted by the lack of intervention, Clay enhanced the blurry security photo with AI, shared the clearer image, and challenged the community — especially those who lost their minds over his panhandler photo — to share it with the same energy and help identify the suspect. He points out the photo only got a fraction of the views and shares, exposing the dangerous double standard and the culture rot in Jackson that allows brazen violence against vulnerable people in broad daylight. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – Pearl Day 2026 Recap** Clay kicks off the show recapping an absolute banger of a weekend at Pearl Day in Pearl, Mississippi. Nearly **15,000 people** packed the venue for a massive rock night featuring Hinder and Daughtry putting on high-energy, full-production sets that had the entire crowd singing every word.   Clay says he never expected heavy rock to headline Pearl Day, but Daughtry’s new darker, heavier sound blew him away and proved the event is leveling up. He gives a huge shout-out to the City of Pearl for trusting him and his brand to help promote the show, and already confirms they’re locking in **more rock and roll** for Pearl Day 2027. Perfect weather, huge turnout, killer performances — it was exactly the kind of night that reminds Clay why he loves live music almost as much as doing this show. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – “Political Violence Only Matters When the Right Does It” (w/ Andrew Gasser)** Clay and Andrew Gasser rip into the blatant double standard on political violence in America. They break down the latest assassination attempt on President Trump at the White House Correspondents Dinner, then play a jaw-dropping 2½-minute montage of Democrats and left-wing figures openly calling for violence, unrest, and even assassination against Trump and conservatives.   The duo calls out how the left immediately downplays, denies, or excuses these attacks as “staged” or “not that bad,” while any hint of violence from the right would be used to smear millions of Americans as domestic terrorists. They discuss how this one-sided outrage — fueled by years of inflammatory rhetoric — is pushing the country toward a dangerous breaking point, and why the media and left refuse to hold their own side accountable. Unfiltered, no-sugar-added reality radio at its finest.

In hour two, Andrew Gasser joins Clay for a no-holds-barred discussion on the latest assassination attempt on President Trump at the White House Correspondents Dinner. They play a two-and-a-half-minute montage of Democrats openly calling for political violence, then shift to the Baton Rouge mall shooting that claimed the life of an innocent 17-year-old girl during senior skip day. Governor Landry’s fiery comments on failed “thug policies,” soft-on-crime judges, and the need for real accountability dominate the conversation. They also expose radical ideology in public schools after Clay reveals a transgender flag and United Nations flag hanging in a Clinton High School classroom, warning that this kind of indoctrination is melting young minds and accelerating the culture rot. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1,205** Clay opens the show on a somber note, paying tribute to his young neighbor Noah, who tragically drowned in a Brandon lake over the weekend. He shares heartfelt reflections on regret, guardian angels, and the pain no parent should ever face, asking listeners to keep the family in their prayers. He then recaps a massive weekend at Pearl Day in Pearl, where nearly 15,000 people turned out for Hinder and Daughtry. Clay announces he’s personally funding concert ticket giveaways all summer long, kicking things off with **three pairs of field-level tickets** (valued at $500+ each) to Zach Bryan next Saturday night in Starkville at Davis-Wade Stadium. Clay dives into Jackson culture rot with a disturbing Fondren grocery store assault on a 76-year-old woman, calling out the lack of situational awareness, community response, and the broader breakdown that allows this kind of violence in public spaces. In hour two, Andrew Gasser joins Clay for a no-holds-barred discussion on the latest assassination attempt on President Trump at the White House Correspondents Dinner. They play a two-and-a-half-minute montage of Democrats openly calling for political violence, then shift to the Baton Rouge mall shooting that claimed the life of an innocent 17-year-old girl during senior skip day. Governor Landry’s fiery comments on failed “thug policies,” soft-on-crime judges, and the need for real accountability dominate the conversation. They also expose radical ideology in public schools after Clay reveals a transgender flag and United Nations flag hanging in a Clinton High School classroom, warning that this kind of indoctrination is melting young minds and accelerating the culture rot. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

**Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1204** Clay opens the show fired up after a caller accused him of “bashing Jackson” out of personal resentment from his old nightclub days, claiming he had paperwork and liquor license issues that forced him out. Clay sets the record straight: he ran a successful club for nearly 12 uninterrupted years, walked away with zero business debt when the crowds dried up, and his criticism today has nothing to do with the past. He goes hard on the culture rot destroying Jackson — the violence, crime, failing infrastructure, and politicians who refuse to take any accountability while blaming everyone else. Clay stresses that real positive solutions require personal responsibility: stop the killing, drug dealing, littering, and making excuses. Additional topics include the controversial proposal to rename Wood Street (one of the most dangerous streets in the city) to “Little Street,” and reflections on Mississippi’s flag change, where Clay explains why he supported removing the Confederate emblem as a conservative — it was hurting the state’s image and economic opportunities — but real change requires hearts and behavior to change, not just signs or symbols. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest. **The Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1204**

**Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1203: Ending the Creator Beef with Angela Buckner** Clay has a candid, mature conversation with Angela Buckner from The Mic Magazine about the ongoing online drama and creator conflict involving himself, Fred, the Boogeyman (Jamie Partridge), and Leon (Mr. Timeout). Angela relays that she spoke with Jamie beforehand, and he has no interest in continuing any beef with Clay. Clay then publicly announces he is done with the drama, extends an olive branch, and says if the others will stop, he will too. He acknowledges that most of the conflict started between him and Fred, with the others getting dragged in, and states he’s ready to bury the hatchet and move forward. A rare moment of accountability and peace-making on the air. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio. **The Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1203**

**Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1203: Stokes vs Batman & The Wood Street Name Change Drama** Clay goes in on the Jackson City Council meeting where Councilman Kenneth Stokes is pushing to rename Wood Street — one of the most violent, gang-infested streets in the city and home to the notorious Wood Street Boys — to “Little Street” in honor of JSU band director Dr. Roderick Little. Longtime community activist Byron “Batman” Donaldson shows up furious about the change and gets into a full-blown confrontation with Stokes. Things escalate so badly that the new female police chief has to physically step in and hold Batman back to stop a fight between the two older men. Clay has an absolute field day with the absurdity, joking that the Wood Street Boys are about to have to rebrand as the “Little Street Boys,” and points out that changing the name on a sign won’t fix the culture rot, violence, drugs, and chaos that have defined the area for decades. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio. **The Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1203**

**Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1203: Mr. Willie on Street Names, Flags & Real Change** Caller Mr. Willie joins the show and makes a powerful point about the proposal to rename Wood Street to Little Street. He says changing a street name — or even the state flag — won’t fix anything if people’s hearts and behavior don’t change first. Real solutions require personal accountability, not just cosmetic name changes. Clay strongly agrees and delivers a no-holds-barred rant on Mississippi’s flag change. He reveals he was one of the few loud conservatives in the state who supported removing the Confederate emblem, understanding why many were upset but arguing it was hurting the state’s image and costing business and investment (like the new data centers). He notes that the change helped open doors economically, but stresses that at the end of the day the **only flag that truly matters to him is the American flag**. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio. **The Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1202**

**Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1203: Wood Street vs. Little Street Debate** Clay rips into the Jackson City Council’s proposal to rename Wood Street to “Little Street” after the JSU band director. He points out that Wood Street is one of the most violent, dangerous streets in the country, known for gangs, drugs, and constant chaos in the McLaurin neighborhood. Councilman Kenneth Stokes supports the name change, but longtime community activist Byron “Batman” Donaldson shows up to the meeting and gets into a heated confrontation with Stokes — to the point the new female police chief has to physically hold Batman back. Clay calls the whole thing ridiculous, joking that the Wood Street Boys gang is going to have to rebrand as the “Little Street Boys,” and says changing the name won’t fix the culture rot, violence, or the fact that the area is still plagued by the same problems. He ties it into the bigger picture of Jackson’s ongoing dysfunction and why cosmetic changes like this are pointless without real accountability. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio. **The Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1203**

**Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1202: Wrestling, Common Ground & Buying Your Haters a Beer** In a lighter segment, Clay shares a story about a guy he’s been arguing with for years in the Instagram comments. They’ve gone back and forth on politics, but the moment they realized they both love wrestling, everything changed — now they’re texting about matches and planning to grab a beer. Clay uses the story to make a bigger point: even when people disagree strongly, there’s almost always something you can connect on. He announces he’s going to start hosting informal “FAFO Happy Hours” where people who don’t like him (or what he says) are invited to come sit down, have a beer and appetizers on him, and actually talk face-to-face away from social media. He’s clear — this is entertainment on the show, but in real life he’s more reserved and wants real conversations. Security will be there just in case, but the invitation is open. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio. **The Clay Edwards Show – Wrestling & Buying Your Haters a Beer**

**Clay Edwards Show – Yazoo County FAFO Champion** Clay hands out a fresh FAFO Championship to a Yazoo County man who decided it was a good idea to post on social media daring the sheriff’s department to “do your job and come find me.” The Yazoo County Sheriff’s Office happily accepted the challenge, arrested him, and posted his handcuffed mugshot with the perfect two-word response: **“Say less.”** Clay had an absolute field day, sarcastically calling him a “future rocket scientist, engineer, and possibly an astronaut” who officially got blasted off into FAFO legend status. Classic Central Mississippi — when you talk big on the internet, the law sometimes shows up with receipts. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio. **The Clay Edwards Show – Yazoo County FAFO Champion**

**Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1202: “Vowel Overload” FAFO Segment** Clay takes a quick break from the Southern Poverty Law Center bombshell to hand out a fresh FAFO Championship… this time to two absolute legends from Yazoo County with more vowels in their names than most people have letters. He reads off the names live on air and starts counting — one guy has **seven vowels** in his first name alone, the other has **twelve vowels** between his first and middle names (plus a random Q for good measure). Clay declares them “terrorist masterminds, serial killers, and future rocket scientists” and jokes their mamas must have dumped a fishbowl full of vowels on the birth certificate and called it a day. Classic Clay — turning a random arrest report into comedy gold while reminding everyone that when you FAFO in Central Mississippi, your name might just end up on the show. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio. **The Clay Edwards Show – Vowel Overload FAFO Champions**

**Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1202** Clay comes out swinging, celebrating what he calls one of the biggest vindications of his career: the Department of Justice and FBI have federally indicted the Southern Poverty Law Center on 11 felony counts of fraud, money laundering, and using donor money to fund the very hate groups they claim to fight — including the KKK, neo-Nazis, Aryan Nations, and the organizers of the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville. He lays it all out: the SPLC paid millions to leaders of these extremist groups while simultaneously raising money from donors by demonizing the same organizations. Clay calls it the ultimate grift — manufacturing racism to justify their own existence — and ties it directly to the left’s long-running narrative about “racism in America.” He doubles down that there was never a “great party switch,” the racist Dixiecrats never left the Democrat Party, and groups like the SPLC, NAACP, and ACLU are still playing the same game. Later in the show, Clay hands out a fresh FAFO Championship to a Yazoo County man who posted on social media daring the sheriff’s department to come find him… and they did exactly that. Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest. **The Clay Edwards Show – Episode 1202**

**Clay Edwards Show – Jackson Data Center Moratorium Rant** Clay goes off on Jackson City Council President Brian Brazil for proposing a 180-day moratorium on new data centers in Jackson. He calls it pure grandstanding and classic “little brother syndrome” — especially after Amazon just announced another $25 billion in data center investment across Mississippi that’s all headed to Richland and Madison, not Jackson. Clay points out the obvious: there aren’t even any major data centers planned or coming to Jackson right now. He rips the proposal’s liberal buzzword salad (“disproportionate environmental burdens on vulnerable neighborhoods,” “environmental racism”) and says it sounds like Kamala Harris wrote it herself. Bottom line: Jackson is once again cutting off its own nose to spite its face, blocking progress and economic growth while the suburbs boom. Classic Jackson doing Jackson things. **The Clay Edwards Show – Jackson Data Center Moratorium**