Tag: The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

Country radio personality Granger Smith recently broadcast live from Eastern Tennessee and Western North Carolina, offering updates on the ongoing relief efforts following Hurricane Helene's damage.

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show features more than 500 affiliates nationwide. That doesn't mean that Travis isn't worried about someday being canceled...

“ Clay’s accomplishments in the media industry are endless. He currently hosts one of talk radio’s largest and most successful national shows with Buck Sexton, weekdays from noon to 3 ET.”

"If the point of presidential debate is to reach maximum audience ... you would pick a moderator who doesn’t care about his next corporate media contact, and has built a career being earnest and fair."

"Among the weekday shows, SuperTalk 99.7 WTN received its highest numbers in morning drive (5a-9a)."

"A total of 62 national shows were eligible for voting consideration in the National News/Talk Shows category."

"That is my fundamental premise in American politics, in American media. We have gotten to a place now where no one has to defend their positions anymore."

“They had big shoes to fill, and they hit the ground running with their fresh, dynamic, and entertaining brand of news talk."

“If this has really happened, this is a goldmine for us,” said Travis. “A Florida based team is not going to be on a radio station that we’re on because they’re accusing us of COVID misinformation?”

Olbermann said Travis "redefines dumbf*** racist" for his opinion. Travis countered by saying he couldn't be labeled racist after comparing athletes of different races, while pointing out the similarities between Irving and Rodgers with Ali for their standing up to government policies. He also called COVID "our modern era Vietnam".