bulls referent and occasionally random the sunday hang with clay and buck

podcast starts now.

We've got clay in New York City and a very special guest who has joined in the

mix here Clay. Do we have his mic set up though? I think it's on. I mean, he's used to

talking to a mic. Do we have it on? We got to ask Mike my mom. Mike my mom is my

mic. My mic is on. The great mic, my mom. It would an honor to be in the Clay

and Buck studio, which by the way is adjacent to my studio when I'm in New York

City doing these big audience shows, which are fun. I'm on tonight with tonight.

We love it. We got to get buck in the mix. We got to have you on as well. How are you my friend?

I'm good. I'm down to you. By the way, well, we've got video. I think the back of your head is

going to be on the video right here. You can wave to people there. Yeah, back of my head looks better.

You know, anybody watching. I was going to say this funny because I was like, so do we

introduce Sean Hannity to everybody or just accept that everybody listening knows his voice.

So we know that it's Sean. So we got. I don't know about this. By the way, congrats to both of you.

You have been kicking ass in radio. Very happy for both of you. And it's a tough business.

I've been, believe it or not, my radio career started before Clay was born, but in 1987 was the

first time I got born. Buck was barely here. I mean, what was your first show on Clay? Clay was

born. Clay was riding a horse to school. Clay's been around a long time. I've been on the

horse. 79. Now I started at a university station in California. They rightly fired me in 40

hours. I had a one hour week show. It was awful like every other show on a college station.

But the minute that light went on, that just changed my life. Now, interestingly,

didn't know what I was doing. I was growing up. But I just had the radio on all the time.

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