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NAKE MASCULINITY TOXIC AGAIN & SAVE AMERICA!!

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JIMMIE NICHOLS DISCUSSING THE SNAKE GRABBING RODEO

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CAT LADY SAVES THE DAY
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Quick real life story about how a "cat lady" helped save the day while saving a kitten life yesterday

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THURSDAY - FULL SHOW (Ep #994)
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Discussing Mens Mental Health Awareness month replacing PRIDE month in June and how we must make Masculinity toxic again!!

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Chokwe Antar Lumumba proving yet again why he is a complete narcissist who isn't based anywhere near anything that resembles reality

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After another round of defeats in local elections last night it's clear there's a group of people that need to quit running for office, I list all of them and some of them by name.

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The majority black Philadelphia, Mississippi with a history of racism that can match any other city in America (Mississippi Burning was about Neshoba county), flipped from majority Democrat to majority Republican. Former Democrat and current SEC. of the Neshoba County GOP, Shuwaski Young calls in to discuss and tell us how they pulled off the huge victory we're dubbing the Neshoba Shocker!!

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Ryshondra Harper Beechem’s loss in Pelahatchie triggered her to make a bunch of Facebook post accusing the entire city of being racist for not voting for her.

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In a vibrant radio broadcast, host Clay Edwards delivers a candid take on recent Mississippi elections. Live from the Men's Health and Women's Wellness Studios, Edwards dives into the surprising Republican sweep in Philadelphia, Mississippi, a majority-Black city. He credits Shawaski Young, a former Democrat turned Republican, for mobilizing voters, leading to a GOP mayor and nearly all aldermen positions won. Edwards marvels at this shift in a city with deep racial history, suggesting it could be a blueprint for other rural areas. He also celebrates Jake Windom’s re-election as Pearl’s mayor, praising visible improvements like revamped shopping centers. Discussing Jackson’s elections, Edwards notes John Horne’s victory over Chokwe Antar Lumumba, expressing hope that Horne’s leadership will stabilize the city by simply avoiding past mistakes. He critiques Lumumba’s tenure, alleging corruption and mismanagement, and dismisses pardon rumors tied to a similar Cincinnati case. Edwards also addresses Ryshunda Harper Beachem’s loss in Pelahatchie, condemning her racism claims as unfair, citing universal political hostility. Throughout, he urges listeners to engage via calls and texts, fostering a lively community dialogue.

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Listen to how a local mechanic with the same name as another well respected local mechanic and business owner became our first DEI winner of the FAFO championship.