On "The Clay Edwards Show," host Clay Edwards delivers unfiltered talk radio from the Men's Health and Women's Wellness of Mississippi Studios. The two-hour Monday show tackles local issues, particularly "culture rot" in Jackson and surrounding areas, which Edwards claims sparks backlash when criticized. He recounts a viral Facebook post about a mayoral candidate twerking at Topgolf, igniting accusations of racism, which he attributes to "Black fatigue" over defending indecent behavior. Edwards also addresses a mass shooting in Fayette, Mississippi, criticizing media silence when perpetrators aren't white. The show features a "Heavy Hitters" segment with outlaw entrepreneur Jonathan Beard, discussing his restaurant and food truck ventures, including Crooked Letter Kitchen. Edwards celebrates the upcoming 1,000th episode, reflecting on defying cancel culture and amplifying Jackson's issues. He promotes local businesses and shares personal anecdotes, like a youth baseball team's perseverance, emphasizing life lessons from sports. Edwards remains defiant, vowing to confront critics head-on.