The Clay Edwards Show

Storm Aftermath Scams: Fake “Entergy Safety Team” Hustlers Exposed w/ Jamie Creel

**Clay Edwards Show – Storm Aftermath Scams: Fake “Entergy Safety Team” Hustlers Exposed**
Jamie Creel of Shelter Insurance breaks down the devastation from the recent South Mississippi tornadoes in Lincoln County and Bogue Chitto, then goes straight into the scams already popping up in the aftermath. While his team was on-site at 6:30 a.m. blacking in a customer’s half-destroyed house and clearing debris to prevent further rain damage, a guy rolls up in a truck with a skid steer wearing a bright orange “Entergy Safety Team” shirt. He offers to clean everything up fast… until Jamie asks if he actually works for Entergy. The guy admits he doesn’t.
Jamie warns listeners loud and clear: right after a major storm, hustlers and scammers swarm in pretending to be utility workers or offering immediate cleanup and repairs. They prey on families at their most vulnerable. His advice — call your actual insurance agent first, know exactly what your policy covers, and be extremely wary of anyone showing up uninvited in official-looking gear trying to pressure you into quick work.
Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

Wrestling Talk, Was Wrestlemania a Big Let Down?

**Clay Edwards Show – Wrestling Talk: Ted DiBiase Jr. in Studio Friday + Old School Stories**
Clay gets hyped announcing that Ted DiBiase Jr. will be in the studio **both full hours** this Friday. He makes it clear he wants the real stories — what it was like growing up in the house with the Million Dollar Man in the ‘80s, all the wild behind-the-scenes stuff from Ted’s WWE career, and how it felt watching his boys Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton main event WrestleMania (he was right there ringside and nearly jumped the rail).  
Jamie Creel chimes in with his own connection to the DiBiase family from their Clinton days, going to church together and knowing what good people they are. The conversation bounces into current wrestling too — Clay calling the CM Punk vs. Roman Reigns match one of the all-time greats, the rise of Oba Femi, the Intercontinental Title needing to be the stepping stone again, and why Ethan Page is about to blow up.
Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

Fundraising Info For Mr. Buddy (Alex Cooper)

**Clay Edwards Show – Prayers for Mr. Buddy & the GiveSendGo Fundraiser**
Clay opens with heavy news about longtime listener, caller, and supporter Mr. Buddy Cooper — the beloved school bus driver critically injured in a head-on crash with an 18-wheeler that lost its brakes. Buddy has made it through the first dangerous days and is showing some feeling in his arms, but he is currently paralyzed from the C5 vertebra down. Clay is asking for prayers for multiple miracles: getting out of the hospital, walking again, and full recovery.
He then rallies the audience to support the family with the official GiveSendGo fundraiser (goal $30,000 — it was only at $665 when Clay checked live on air). Clay makes it personal: this is exactly what his ministry looks like — showing up for people when tragedy strikes through no fault of their own. He promises to donate himself, shares the link across all his platforms, offers to text it directly to anyone who asks, and even has Jamie Creel making a donation right there in studio.
Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

Grills of Mississippi: Always Grilling Season & the Best Pellets in the State

**Clay Edwards Show – Grills of Mississippi: Always Grilling Season & the Best Pellets in the State**
Clay lights up the airwaves with a passionate sponsor read for Grills of Mississippi on Highway 51 North in Ridgeland, declaring it’s **always** grilling season — rain, snow, sleet, or hail, real grillers are out there flipping meat like the postman delivers mail. He raves about their premium selection of Weber grills, Yoder smokers, and full outdoor kitchen setups that turn any backyard into the ultimate gathering spot.  
What really gets him fired up is their top-tier smoking pellets, grown right here in the Southeast instead of the dusty desert pellets from out West that clog fire starters and ruin cooks. Clay shares his own experience of switching to Grills of Mississippi pellets and how it fixed his smoker issues, then recounts how Tracy and Jonathan patiently walked him through cooking the perfect prime rib — step-by-step, no talking down — and it turned out flawless. They also stock the best rubs, sauces, and seasonings with a free sample rack so you can try everything before you buy, plus high-quality meats like lard-injected pork chops, tri-tip, brisket, and what Clay calls the best boudin on the planet.  
These aren’t just salespeople — they’re genuine enthusiasts who started as hobbyists and turned it into a labor of love.
Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

My Platform Is My Ministry: Bleach Is the Greatest Disinfectant

**Clay Edwards Show – My Platform Is My Ministry: Bleach Is the Greatest Disinfectant**
Clay comes out swinging right at the top of the show, responding to a longtime acquaintance who publicly bashed him for not using his massive platform for enough “positive” content and even tagged him in a video praying for him to change. Clay makes it crystal clear: his ministry isn’t chasing active addicts, preaching to crackheads, or wrapping arms around people still choosing to destroy their lives and communities. His ministry is showing up **after** the tragedy — when someone is at rock bottom through no fault of their own. Whether it’s a devastating storm, a horrific car wreck like Mr. Buddy Cooper’s, a cancer diagnosis, or any other medical emergency, Clay uses his platform to rally thousands of listeners, raise real money, and be people’s insurance policy when they need it most. He doesn’t film himself handing out food to the homeless for likes — he just does the work. Bleach is the greatest disinfectant, and shining a harsh light on problems is how real change happens on this show.
Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

Clay Responds To Drug Addiction Recovery Cult Leader Who Called Him Out

Clay opens the show by directly responding to a longtime acquaintance who publicly criticized him for making an FAFO video about a white kid who got killed in South Jackson after shooting at someone and attempting a kick-door. Clay defends his no-holds-barred approach to calling out thugs and shining a light on problems, making it clear his ministry is helping people after tragedies, not chasing active addicts who aren’t ready to get clean.

Clay Claps Back at Critics, Prayers for Mr. Buddy & Tornado Scams with Jamie Creel (Ep #1,215)

**Clay Edwards Show – Clay Claps Back at Critics, Prayers for Mr. Buddy & Tornado Scams with Jamie Creel**
Clay opens the show by directly responding to a longtime acquaintance who publicly criticized him for making an FAFO video about a white kid who got killed in South Jackson after shooting at someone and attempting a kick-door. Clay defends his no-holds-barred approach to calling out thugs and shining a light on problems, making it clear his ministry is helping people after tragedies, not chasing active addicts who aren’t ready to get clean.
He then shares somber news about beloved longtime listener and caller Mr. Buddy Cooper, the school bus driver seriously injured in a head-on crash with an 18-wheeler that lost its brakes. Clay asks for prayers for multiple miracles (Buddy is currently paralyzed from the C5 vertebra down but showing some improvement in his arms) and encourages the audience to support the family’s fundraiser.
Later, Shelter Insurance agent Jamie Creel joins the show to break down the devastation from the recent South Mississippi tornadoes and the scams already popping up — including fake “Entergy safety team” crews showing up with equipment trying to take advantage of victims. Jamie explains what his team does on the ground to protect property and gives practical advice on how to avoid shady roofers and contractors in the aftermath.
Unfiltered, no sugar added reality radio at its finest.

Did the CIA Kill Rock Music? ( with Andrew Gasser & Darrell Arnold)

In hour two, Andrew Gasser and Darrell Arnold join for a deep dive into how the music industry changed. They discuss the late ’90s/early 2000s shift away from aggressive hard rock toward hip-hop and pop country, government influence through record labels, and theories that the CIA and cultural engineers deliberately promoted rap (and crack cocaine) while dialing down rock to control and fragment American culture.
 

Lane Kiffin Says Baton Rouge Is Safer For Black Players Than Oxford, Ms. Is??

The show then shifts to Lane Kiffin’s controversial Vanity Fair interview where he claims top recruits avoided Ole Miss because of its Confederate past and says Baton Rouge feels “less segregated.” Clay calls it insulting hypocrisy, pointing out Ole Miss has done more than any school to distance itself from its past while Baton Rouge had 94 murders last year — far more than Oxford’s zero.

Tribute Segment To Longtime Show Caller, Mr. Buddy Cooper

Clay opens with somber news about longtime listener and supporter Mr. Buddy Cooper, the beloved school bus driver critically injured in a head-on crash with an 18-wheeler that lost its brakes. He asks for prayers and reflects on the importance of being the church and supporting one another in times of need.