WEDNESDAY FULL SHOW (Ep #1,183)

·1 hr 10 min·5 clips

Clay Edwards exposes the 'Brady list' as a grift where only a judge can truly add a cop.

The episode begins with Clay Edwards delivering his signature energetic intro and explaining his show's distribution, noting he no longer streams live to TikTok due to content restrictions, though he posts clips there. He mentions a recent interview featuring his ex-wife conducted by critics. Edwards then transitions to his main investigative topic: the 'Brady Giglio list'. He explains that after asking attorney Scott Gilbert, he learned the list is essentially a grift; only a judge who finds an officer lied on the stand can add them meaningfully. He mocks activists who claim to add cops for a fee and announces he might start his own 'Losers list' targeting those who falsely report on police. The show then covers a news story about KKK artifacts found during a Mississippi Department of Public Safety move. Edwards uses this to argue that Democrats, historically linked to the KKK, engage in gaslighting and should not be allowed to forget their past. He connects this to modern activism, suggesting similarities to Nazi list-making. After a break and promotional segments for local businesses like Martin's Livingston, the conversation shifts to street preaching. Edwards plays a clip of 'Sister Cindy' and her 'Ho No Mo Tour' at Ole Miss, which he finds humorous and effective. This leads to a debate about local street preacher Gabriel Olivier's methods, specifically calling women names like 'Jezebel' or 'hoe' outside concerts. Guest Andrew Gosser defends Olivier's right to preach provocatively, while Edwards and a caller strongly criticize the approach as unproductive and disrespectful. A caller shares a detailed story about the Westboro Baptist Church attempting to protest a Marine's funeral in Brandon, Mississippi, and allegedly being assaulted and detained by locals, which Edwards praises as a blueprint for handling the group. The episode ends with reflections on evangelism methods and a promotion for the next show.

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Clay Edwards turns local evidence speculation, an Iran update, and an Ole Miss rally clip into a blunt Mississippi radio argument.

Clay Edwards keeps the episode moving through a familiar mix of local suspicion and national fight. It starts with a listener's theory about material possibly taken as evidence during a 1960s patrol stop, then shifts toward a planned Iran war update with Andrew before landing on…

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If you like Mississippi talk radio that swerves from TikTok censorship to Iran and Ole Miss, press play.

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