East Texas Podcasting

Red River Valley Today with guest Johnny Williams of the RRVVM - Eric sits down with Johnny Williams of the Red River Valley Veterans Memorial — Vietnam vet, vice chair, and the voice behind a lot of those Memorial Day programs in Paris. Ring of Honor, VA help for local vets, and the new museum going up by the Eiffel Tower. Freedom isn’t free. We also talked about the upcoming Neal McCoy concert in October fundraiser. 

ETP Daily Sports for Friday, September 4th - Blake Hickerson with today's sports. 

ETP Daily News for Friday, September 4th - Clint Cooper with today's local and state news. 

ETP Daily Sports for Thursday, September 3rd - Blake Hickerson with today's sports. 

ETP Daily News for Thursday, September 3rd - Clint Cooper with today's local and state news. 

ETP Daily Sports for Wednesday, September 2nd - Blake Hickerson with today's sports. 

ETP Daily News for Wednesday, September 2nd  - Clint Cooper with today's local and state news. 

Season 1, Episode 3 of The Big Dumb Sports Podcast is a Texas-sized buffet of roster chaos, split-personality baseball, campus PR disasters, and Friday night scores that will not go on the recruiting brochure. The fellas unpack the Cowboys’ cutdown week and the Joe Milton plot twist that left Sam Howell as Dak’s backup after Milton lit up the preseason. Then they treat the Rangers like two different clubs sharing one laundry room: the one that actually wins at home, and the one that goes 44-3 whenever it bothers to score four runs. TCU’s season opener gets a look, but the real horror show is off the field—the locker-room mess and the decision to ban the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, the paper founded by Amon Carter, the same guy whose name is on the stadium. They wrap with local high school football: Paris, North Lamar, Cooper, and Prairiland, because somebody has to keep score when the big boys are busy cutting QBs and banning newspapers.

ETP Daily Sports for Tuesday, Sept. 1st - Blake Hickerson with today's sports. 

ETP Daily News for Tuesday, Sept. 1st - Clint Cooper with today's local and state news.