The Clay Edwards Show

Clay opens with a fiery victory lap: Big Daddy Trump saved the world again with “mean tweets,” forcing Iran into a ceasefire, keeping the Strait of Hormuz open, and stabilizing oil prices — all without firing a single American shot.

He mocks liberals, RINOs, and “panickins” who spent days screaming that Trump was about to start World War III and are now melting down because he actually delivered results.

Clay then hands out a particularly nasty FAFO Championship after a Horn Lake man pleads guilty to unnatural intercourse with the family dog.

Later in the show, Clay dives into cousin marriage laws (illegal in Mississippi, still legal in Florida), ties it to broader cultural and Sharia law discussions, and reacts to a disturbing FedEx driver abduction case in Texas.

Unfiltered, no sugar added, and packed with Clay’s signature mix of victory laps, hard truths, and dark humor.

Street Preachers at the Brandon Amphitheater – Clay Edwards Show Ep 1191Clay Edwards goes off on the group of street preachers he ran into outside the Brandon Amphitheater Friday night as fans poured in for the Warren Zieders concert. He calls them the Mississippi equivalent of the Westboro Baptist Church — self-infatuated grifters waving signs and shouting insults at concertgoers, specifically calling women “skanks,” “whores,” and “Jezebels.”Clay makes a clear distinction: while he supported their protest against Target for selling explicit LGBTQ toys to kids, this is completely different. Harassing families and young women at a family-friendly country music show isn’t evangelism — it’s provocation. He questions why they pick soft targets like “teeny bop country” crowds instead of taking their message to actual rough spots like nightclubs or strip clubs, and he’s disappointed more men haven’t stepped up to confront them for disrespecting women. Raw, unfiltered, and straight to the point — classic Clay calling out what he sees as hypocritical attention-seeking disguised as faith.

Andrew Gasser Interview – Clay Edwards Show Ep 1191Clay Edwards is joined in-studio by Andrew Gasser, host of The Andrew Gasser Show, for a no-holds-barred second-hour conversation on President Trump’s explosive warning to Iran. The pair breaks down Trump’s fiery Truth Social post declaring that “Tuesday will be power plant day and bridge day” in Iran, warning that “a whole civilization will die” if the Strait of Hormuz isn’t reopened. They debate whether this is classic Trump “Art of the Deal” pressure tactics, psychological warfare, or strategic blunt force — and whether publicly naming targets like power plants and bridges is master-level messaging or giving the regime a heads-up. Drawing on his military background, Andrew praises Trump’s decisive leadership and how it removes the “handcuffs” that previously tied the hands of the armed forces. The conversation also covers Iran’s crippled military position, the critical importance of Kharg Island as their main oil export terminal, the ongoing propaganda war, and the possibility of regime change. Raw, unfiltered talk on strength, America First foreign policy, and why leading through fear and results matters more than polite optics.

Podcast Description for Episode 1191 of The Clay Edwards Show: Clay kicks off the episode with some real-life chaos at home: the arrival of a new full-time resident, a nine-month-old Yorkie named Zoe. He describes her as a literal real-life Sonic the Hedgehog—constantly rolling, torpedoing into everything, and turning the house upside down alongside his other dogs, Rocket and Libby. Between puppy playtime, late-night show prep struggles, and emergency fence repairs after a backyard escape, Clay reflects on the joys (and sleep deprivation) of new puppy life. From there, he launches into his signature no-filter style, ripping into political correctness and the left’s endless hypersensitivity. Clay defends President Trump’s blunt “mentally retarded” description of Biden, mocks the manufactured outrage over words, and declares that “this show ain’t for the soft.” He also unloads on “culture rot,” using the recent shooting of rapper Offset outside a casino as a textbook example of crabs-in-a-bucket mentality that punishes success instead of celebrating it. The episode builds to a deep discussion on Trump’s fiery social media warning to Iran about power plants, bridges, and the Strait of Hormuz. Clay breaks down the “art of the deal” approach, the necessity of ruling through strength, and why some so-called conservatives are clutching their pearls over strong language. Andrew Gasser joins for the second hour to break down military strategy, propaganda, and the bigger picture of America First foreign policy. Raw, unapologetic, and packed with real talk—this is free-range human commentary at its best.

Clay Edwards kicks off the show with Steve Robertson of GenesPage.com and 247Sports for an in-depth discussion on President Trump’s executive order aimed at saving college sports.

Clay Edwards and Andrew Gasser react to comedian Druski’s recent whiteface skits and Jake Paul’s bold response — where he announces he’s calling makeup artists to do the reverse and push back against one-sided racial comedy rules.

Clay Edwards welcomes Todd Sandridge, owner of Superior Foundation Services in Richland, Mississippi, into the studio for a practical, no-nonsense conversation about one of the most common — and costly — problems facing homeowners across Central Mississippi.

Todd explains how Mississippi’s notorious weathered clay soil shrinks when dry and swells when wet, causing houses to shift, crack, and settle. He walks through the simple 30-45 minute diagnostic process his team uses: taking precise elevation measurements with a zip level to create a baseline and identify exactly what’s happening beneath the foundation.

Key topics include:

Todd emphasizes honest assessments, avoiding fear tactics, and preferring small, targeted fixes over unnecessary whole-house overhauls. He also shares why local ownership matters — because they live, work, and raise families in the same communities they serve.

If you’ve noticed cracks in your walls, sticking doors, uneven floors, or suspect foundation movement, this segment delivers clear, actionable advice from a Central Mississippi expert who’s been in the business for nearly 12 years (with 27 years as a general contractor).

In the second hour of the show, Clay Edwards sits down with Andrew Gasser for a wide-ranging, no-holds-barred conversation.

They kick things off with the dramatic U.S. military rescue of a downed F-15 airman in Iran, breaking down the high-stakes operation involving SEAL Team 6, a CIA nurse, precision air support, Reaper drones, and the decision to leave no one behind — even at significant cost. Andrew shares insight into how the mission unfolded, the use of overwhelming air assets, and why this operation highlights a key difference between American values and those of other nations.

The discussion then shifts to broader cultural issues, including comedian Druski’s recent whiteface skits and the glaring double standards in racial comedy. Clay and Andrew explore why one side can mock the other freely while the reverse triggers immediate cancellation, and how society has reached an inflection point where people are growing tired of selective outrage and enforced rules that only apply one way.

They also touch on personal topics like health and wellness — the benefits of clean eating, grass-fed meats, lamb preparation (including Andrew’s favorite crock-pot shank and smash burgers with feta), dealing with inflammation from sugar and carbs, and the mental discipline required to maintain a healthy lifestyle after big weekend indulgences.

Raw, honest, and unfiltered — this segment delivers straight talk on military heroism, cultural hypocrisy, everyday wellness, and pushing back against narrative-driven nonsense.

Join Clay Edwards for a fast-paced, unfiltered Monday edition packed with Mississippi insight and real talk. 

First up, Steve Robertson from GenesPage.com and 247Sports dives deep into President Trump's executive order aimed at saving college sports. They break down the chaos in NIL collectives, the exploding transfer portal, the push for a five-year eligibility window with one free transfer, and how this could pave the way for the SCORE Act to bring national guardrails, fairness, and stability back to the game—while protecting Olympic sports, women's programs, and the soul of college athletics that unites communities. Steve shares boots-on-the-ground perspective from covering Mississippi State and beyond, plus why fixing transfers and curbing unchecked pay-for-play is priority one.

Next, Todd Sandridge of Superior Foundation Services joins in-studio to talk foundation repair. They cover diagnosing shifting homes on Mississippi's notorious weathered clay soil, the critical role of water management and drainage (including French drains), why calling early prevents major overhauls, helical piers for new construction, and practical advice for homeowners dealing with cracks, uneven floors, or settling issues. Todd emphasizes local ownership, long-term warranties, and honest assessments—no fear tactics, just straightforward solutions for residential and commercial properties.

In Hour 2, Andrew Gasser stops by for wide-ranging conversation, touching on everything from the high-stakes rescue of a downed F-15 airman (involving SEAL Team 6 and precision air support) to cultural double standards in comedy, the importance of speaking truth without fear of cancellation, and personal detours into health, clean eating, grass-fed meats, lamb cooking tips, and the mental discipline it takes to feel your best.

Plus, Clay unveils the brand-new FAFO 3:16 shirt design (a tribute to Stone Cold Steve Austin with a fresh broken-skull motif), available for preorder at a special price.

Raw, reality-based radio that cuts through the noise—college sports reform, home maintenance realities, current events, and everyday Mississippi life. Subscribe and never miss an episode of The Clay Edwards Show.

FAFO Friday: The Dog Rapist Championship

On this week’s FAFO Friday, Clay crowns a new undisputed champion after a Horn Lake man, Tristan Pipkin, pleaded guilty to unnatural intercourse with the family dog.

The case came to light when his girlfriend discovered the video on his phone and immediately reported it to police. Clay doesn’t hold back while handing out the belt, calling it one of the most disturbing and embarrassing FAFO moments in show history.

Raw, unfiltered, and exactly what FAFO Friday is built for.