The Clay Edwards Show

THE BLACK COMMUNITY VS. THE POLICE - LET'S HAVE A TOUGH CONVERSATION

Hour #2 of Ep #925- I respond to some online threats from the father of the guy who got himself killed by Flowood P.D. Sunday afternoon as well as address the reaction from Jacksonsonians who seem disappointed that the cop wasn't in the wrong once the dash camp photo was released showing the thug pointing the gun at the cop

THE ARGUMENT FOR SCHOOL CHOICE IN MISSISSIPPI W/ GRANT CALLEN - EMPOWER MS

Hour #1- Grant Callen with Empower Mississippi joins the show to make the argument for school choice in Mississippi

TUESDAY FULL SHOW (Ep #925)

Hour #1- Grant Callen with Empower Mississippi joins the show to make the argument for school choice in Mississippi
#Hour #2- I respond to some online threats from the father of the guy who got himself killed by Flowood P.D. Sunday afternoon as well as address the reaction from Jacksonsonians who seem disappointed that the cop wasn't in the wrong once the dash camp photo was released showing the thug pointing the gun at the cop

MAKING AMERICA HEALTHY AGAIN, WHAT IT MEANS! (Ep #924)

Over the past few weeks, the term "MAHA" has gained significant attention following the confirmation of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the United States Secretary of Health and Human Services under President Donald J. Trump. Mississippi Parents for Vaccine Rights (MPVR) has been at the forefront of this critical issue for years, advocating for transparency and informed choice. This morning, I have the privilege of speaking with MPVR President Mary Jo Perry and Vice President Lindey Magee to separate fact from fiction and provide clarity on this important topic.

VALENTINES DAY LIVE W/ SHAUN YURTKURAN (Ep #923)

Shaun and I broadcasted live and on location this morning at Juniker Jewelry Co. as we took the radio show on the road for the first time EVER!! We hit a bunch of great political topics and interviewed Corey & Jon Ravenstein about all of the great deals and programs available to Juniker Jewelry!! 

26-YR SCHOOL EDUCATOR JAMIE CREEL ON WHY SCHOOL CHOICE IS NO FOR HIM (Ep #922)

Jamie Creel, a retired educator from both the public and private school sectors who spent 26 years as a teacher, coach and principle joins the show for 2 & a half hours to discuss all the down sides of school choice and to give his opinions on what will work better than school choice (hint: actually fixing the schools).

EARLY VOTING BILL CAUSES CIVIL WAR TO BREAKOUT IN MISSISSIPPI GOP (Ep #921 / Hr #2)

All hell broke loose online last night when Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves decided to go nuclear and attack Republican Senator Jeremy England over his "Early Voting" bill, this triggered a bloodbath between Republicans online here in Mississippi. Senator England happened to be listening to the show this morning and called in to defend himself and his bill!

SENATOR JEREMY ENGLAD CALLS IN & RESPONDS TO GOV. TATE REEVES ATTACKS OVER HIS EARLY VOTING BILL

All hell broke loose online last night when Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves decided to go nuclear and attack Republican Senator Jeremy England over his "Early Voting" bill, this triggered a bloodbath between Republicans online here in Mississippi. Senator England happened to be listening to the show this morning and called in to defend himself and his bill!

HEARING LOSS PREVENTION & WAYS TO LIVE WITH TINNITUS W/ DR./ CARRIE SNYDER (Ep #921 / Hr #1)

Dr. Carrie Tilley Snyder W/ Home Hearing Health Care joins the show for the 3rd time to discuss hearing loss, hearing aids, hearing loss prevention and hearing protection devices for hunters.

EXPOSING SCHOOL CHOICE IN MISSISSIPPI W/ SENATOR CHAD MCMAHAN (Ep #921)

Senator Chad McMahan returns to the show this week, where he presented me with an unexpected question about my past. He inquired how hitting rock bottom enabled me to start anew and forge a path that has brought me to where I am today.
 
The primary focus of his visit was to discuss the school choice bill, which has passed the House and is now headed to the Senate for a vote in the coming weeks. Senator McMahan and I share a common view in support of school choice in Mississippi. We believe this legislation will challenge both underperforming and well-performing public schools while also redirecting public funds to private institutions.
 
However, I personally oppose this bill, not only because I am against rewarding the Democrats in Jackson, Mississippi, who have led their city into conditions resembling a third-world scenario marked by lawlessness, death, and destruction, but also because I disagree with allowing these children to attend schools in more disciplined, successful neighboring districts.
 
Additionally, we touched upon Senator McMahan's efforts to increase transparency and accountability within the Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) regarding a variety of issues.