Wins & Losses with Clay Travis

This week on Wins & Losses, Clay Travis is joined for a second time by Avik Roy. Clay and Avik discuss a number of different topics, all in relation to the Coronavirus Pandemic in this country and around the world. Clay asks Avik how he would grade the United States’ response to COVID, and the two also discuss the closures of schools that are still taking place in a number of different areas of the country. Clay also asks Avik to talk about how the world of sports handled and has handled the pandemic, the vaccine, and much more.

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On this edition of Wins & Losses with Clay Travis, BIG10 Commissioner Kevin Warren joins Clay to discuss a variety of topics from his upbringing to his handling of the COVID situation this year in football. Kevin discusses his early childhood days and how a major injury led to his current mindset of being thankful for every day, working hard and his law degree ultimately leading to being the Commissioner of a major conference. Plus, Kevin talks about his early NFL days working with former head coach Dick Vermeil and helping catapult a losing franchise into a super bowl winner. Clay also discusses the wild ride it's been since Kevin took over as Commissioner in 2019 and if he has any regrets in his handling of the COVID situation this year, his sons journey as an athlete in the SEC who never put a stop to their season and much more!

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This week on Wins & Losses, Clay Travis is joined by former Sacramento Kings broadcaster, Grant Napear. Grant made headlines over the summer when he was fired from his position of 32 years following a tweet in response to DeMarcus Cousins. Clay and Grant discuss his career as a broadcaster, go into detail regarding his departure from the Kings broadcast booth, and discuss the idea of cancel culture as a whole. 

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This week on Wins & Losses, Clay Travis is joined by political commentator Tomi Lahren. Clay and Tomi talk about her upbringing in South Dakota, and her early interest in the world of politics. The two talk about her decision to go from growing up in South Dakota, to going to college in Las Vegas. Tomi details her first job in the world of media fresh out of college, and the different steps she has taken from there to get to where she is today. Finally, the two talk about her recent move from California to the city of Nashville, where Clay has called home for much of his life as well. 

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This week on Wins & Losses, Clay Travis is joined by legendary broadcaster Bob Costas. Clay asks Bob about his recent appearance on CNN regarding the return of college football, which oddly enough is the reason for his appearance on the podcast. The conversation covers a lot of ground, and Bob is able to share some incredible stories from early on in his broadcasting career, including the story behind his first ever NFL broadcast. The two discuss cancel culture in the current media climate, what it’s like to cover an Olympics, and much more.

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This week on Wins & Losses, Clay Travis is joined by Megyn Kelly. Clay and Megyn discuss her background as an attorney, and the big decision she made to leave that world behind and pursue journalism. Megyn details how difficult that decision was, and also explains how her past career as a lawyer really prepared her to be a journalist. Clay and Megyn discuss the media as a whole, the upcoming election in 2020, as well as her brand new podcast, and much more.

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Clay Travis interviewed President Donald Trump twice in as many months on Outkick the Coverage with Clay Travis on FOX Sports Radio. He wants to make sure everybody can hear and revisit these groundbreaking interviews whenever they want, so we have dropped them here for your listening enjoyment. Some amazing stuff about sports and politics in these unfiltered interviews with the most powerful man on the planet.

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This week on Wins & Losses, Clay Travis is joined by Chris Fenton, author of “Feeding the Dragon: Inside the Trillion Dollar Dilemma Facing Hollywood, the NBA, & American Business.” Clay and Chris discuss Chris’s journey that led him from Cornell, to the entertainment business in LA, and eventually getting involved with China and the entertainment industry over there. Chris details many of his experiences with the Chinese Ministry of Propaganda, and his “oh my god” moment following the comments made by Houston Rockets GM Daryl Morey, which made him realize that changes had to take place.

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This week on Wins & Losses with Clay Travis, Clay is joined by Avik Roy, the President and Founder of the Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity as well as Policy Editor for Forbes. The two talk about Avik’s educational background, which includes a degree from MIT, as well as medical degree from Yale. The two have a long conversation about the Coronavirus and some of Avik’s viewpoints and opinions. Clay and Avik have a long, intelligent discussion about the many factors of COVID-19, including the scientific, analytical, political, media related and sports related concepts of this entire situation.

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This week on Wins & Losses with Clay Travis, Clay is joined by author and former New York Times reporter Alex Berenson to have a discussion regarding the Coronavirus situation in the United States. Berenson gives Clay and the audience some background on his career as a reporter, and the two dive into what has been a crazy year in regards to the Coronavirus. Clay and Alex discuss a number of different topics directly related to the Coronavirus, including the lockdown decision, numerous false predictions on death totals, the debate of schools opening back up, and more.

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