MONDAY'S FULL SHOW (Ep #1,047)

Join Clay Edwards and guest host Shaun Yurtkuran for a lively FAFO Friday on Episode #1,046 of The Clay Edwards Show. The duo kicks things off sharing their exhaustion from a grueling week, diving into sleep hacks like keeping the thermostat at 61 degrees for deeper rest, and Shaun's obsession with analyzing health metrics via ChatGPT—complete with wild tangents on AI addictions, bizarre stories of people marrying chatbots, and ethical dilemmas around suicide prompts. They award the latest FAFO Championship to a suspect in a high-speed Pearl police chase that crashed in South Jackson, sparking a debate on pursuit policies, recidivism, and the risks involved. Personal anecdotes flow, from prosecuting a notorious hit-and-run case tied to a shady local figure, to reflections on media bias against nightclubs. The conversation shifts to modern dating woes, contrasting old-school bar pickups with today's social media vetting via Snapchat and Instagram. Wrapping up, they tease an update on "weak men create hard times" and critique blogger Erick Erickson's take on societal issues tied to declining birth rates. Tune in for unfiltered reality radio that's equal parts hilarious and thought-provoking!

Bryan Carpenter & Spencer Mills with 13 South Productions tell us about their unreleased documentary film about the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Stickball history and world championship that they've made a documentary film about. 

Listen to Bryan Carpenter & Spencer Mills with 13 South Productions and myself discuss the best gas station BBQ & food in Mississippi and how we know it's better than anywhere else in America 

Bryan Carpenter & Spencer Mills with 13 South Productions join me in studio to discuss their upcoming documentary films about the Neshoba County Fair & The Choctaw Indian tribes stick ball history and world championships. 

Taylor Decell with B3 Catering & Burgers, Blues, BBQ joins the show again to discuss all of their great catering options for your football tailgating needs regardless if you're heading to Jackson, Starkville, Oxford, Hattiesburg or any other college or high school football stadium in Mississippi or you're having a group of friends come over to the house for a big game party and home-gating!! 

Today's show turned into a full on scorched earth rant about society continuing to play nice with crazy people instead of just telling them that they're crazy!! From the LGBTQ agenda, trans people and tip-toing around just telling your friend that they are in fact FAT, it's time to start being honest again and not worry about hurting peoples feelings when we need to tell them the truth!!

Meet the former Ms. Louisiana and reality TV star Kelli Hutchinson, she'll be a weekly guest host of the Clay Edwards Show

Join us for Episode 1,043 of The Clay Edwards Show, your daily dose of unfiltered reality radio. Host Clay Edwards kicks things off with exciting show updates, including the introduction of new weekly guest Kelli Hutchinson—a former reality TV star, podcast host, and no-filter personality joining live from Baton Rouge. Tune in as they dive into the challenges of dating in your 40s, social media pitfalls, and modern relationship dynamics.

Clay also announces upcoming sports segments, featuring Mississippi State writer Steve Robertson for weekly SEC football breakdowns every Monday during the season, plus plans for high school football coverage.

The episode heats up with a takedown of ESPN's Monica McNutt for mistaking Barry Sanders for Shedeur Sanders on air, sparking a debate on merit in media. Plus, Clay fact-checks Joy Reid's claims about inventions, highlighting contributions from white inventors like the printing press, steam engine, telephone, light bulb, and airplane, alongside Black innovators such as Garrett Morgan (traffic light and gas mask), Thomas Jennings (dry cleaning), and Lonnie Johnson (Super Soaker).

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