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Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Adding Podcast Hosted By Karol Markowicz and Mary Katharine Ham to Network
“We think political discussion, and particularly this election season, could use a dose of normalcy and we plan to supply that.”
Clay Travis: It’s ‘Truly Staggering to See What a Giant YouTube Is’
"My own kids -- 16, 13, and 9 -- spend all their time there. The only time they watch TV is with me."
Clay Travis Cancels Trip to Israel Due to Potential Conflict with Iran
Conservative news/talk radio hosts helming their shows from Israel has been a trend in 2024, and Clay Travis was set to join the group...
Clay Travis Details Death Threat He and Buck Sexton Received
"Pro tip: death threats aren't a good move. Hope they can catch this guy, he clearly isn't well."
Clay Travis: We Haven’t Lost One Employee Since Taking Over Timeslot From Rush Limbaugh
"This is a high-stress, high-intensity job."
Premiere Networks President Julie Talbott: ‘It’s Wildly Important For Us’ to Have News/Talk Hosts at Republican National Convention
"Our listeners need to have a story. They want people to be there and give us the color of what's happening down on the floor."
Buck Sexton: Morning Joe Would Have Betrayed MSNBC Audience By Allowing Joe Scarborough to Host Monday
"I actually understand why the executives over there pulled that show off the air."
The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show, Sean Hannity, Jesse Kelly All to Host On-Location for Republican National Convention
Additionally, The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show will broadcast from 1130 WISN on Friday, July 19th after the Republican National Convention has concluded.
Buck Sexton: ‘I Just Can’t Imagine Not Having’ AM Radio in Cars
"No other platform is as reliable as AM radio in South Florida. We got to worry about extreme weather."
Clay Travis: ‘If You’re Entertaining on the Radio, You Should Be Able to Make a Living’
"That's become an old-fashioned view. But I'm confident that we're in a better place now than we were in 2017."