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What Does the Future of OutKick Look Like Without Clay Travis
"In today's media landscape, audiences don't simply follow websites. They follow people. They invest in personalities, perspectives, and voices they trust."
Clay Travis: OutKick Now ‘Fully Grown’, Time to Build Something New
"I feel like OutKick is a fully grown site that's an adult. I'm looking forward to building something new. I'm going to share more details about that going forward."
Clay Travis to Exit OutKick, Signs New Deal with Fox News
"While I am stepping away from OutKick, the platform is in a tremendous position to continue building upon its success and reach an even wider audience as it takes its next step as a vertical within FOX News Digital."
Clay Travis Exposes the Perception Problem Hurting News/Talk Radio
As an industry, we need to realize that a rising tide lifts all boats. Many shows and stations are where they need to be with their digital game, but many are still well behind the curve.
Clay Travis: Political Newcomers Don’t Understand How Important Our Radio Show Is
"I think that's true for a lot of people that maybe are non-traditional in the political universe. I understand it, because it's challenging."
Premiere Networks Launches ‘Nation States with Yates’ Podcast
“We are thrilled to have Steve join the network. He’s not only a super smart guy, but also a friend and someone you can rely on for straightforward answers on some of the more complicated geopolitical issues of the day.”
Fox News, Candace Owens, Dan Bongino, Scott Jennings, Clay Travis Dot List for Highest Engagement X Accounts
Elon Musk has the most engagement of any account, with 251 million engagements.
Dan Dakich Reaches Exclusive Extension With OutKick, Ends Local Radio Show on 1430AM
"As part of the new exclusive deal, Dakich is ending his daily radio show on Indianapolis' Sports Ticket 1430 AM."
Clay Travis: ‘Bad For Free Speech, Bad For Privacy, Bad for Public Safety’ to Remove AM Radio From New Vehicles
"If left unchecked, you may very well be forced onto platforms that monitor you. That’s bad for free speech, it’s bad for privacy, and it’s bad for public safety."
Why I’m Returning to the Country Radio Seminar in Nashville
"Country radio and the country music industry operate like a family more than a collection of competing businesses."