Straight Talk With Bill Frady

For Police Week Bill interviews Spartanburg County Sheriff Bill Rhyne.

For Police Week Bill interviews Greenville County Sheriff Hobart Lewis.

The traditional American Dream is increasingly slipping away. Owning a home, once a common aspiration, has become significantly harder for the younger generation to achieve due to a shortage of entry-level housing and escalating real estate prices.

Following the negligence of Clerk of Courts Becky Hill, the South Carolina Supreme Court has vacated Alex Murdaugh’s murder conviction. While he is now eligible for a new trial regarding the deaths of his wife and son, Murdaugh is set to stay in custody due to separate financial crime convictions.

Bill frequently receives inquiries on social media regarding his classification of the Democratic Party as a "party of violence." To him, the justification is clear when examining their rhetoric and media support, which often glorifies figures like John Brown and others who advocate for lethal force.

In observance of Police Week, Bill sits down with Chris Cowen, an instructor for the Excellence in Policing and Public Safety Program (EPPS) housed within the Joseph F. Rice School of Law at the University of South Carolina. The program focuses on providing curricula designed to further the development of Law Enforcement professionals.

Joining Bill on-site at Wounded Warrior Solutions are Howie Thompson, Greenville Police Chief, and Cindy Crick, 13th Circuit Solicitor. Their discussion focuses on the critical role of community support for all law enforcement officers and the vital partnership between police and the solicitor's office in maintaining public safety. They also provide a behind-the-scenes look at what makes for succe...

Joining Bill on-site at Wounded Warrior Solutions are Howie Thompson, Greenville Police Chief, and Cindy Crick, 13th Circuit Solicitor. Their discussion focuses on the critical role of community support for all law enforcement officers and the vital partnership between police and the solicitor's office in maintaining public safety. They also provide a behind-the-scenes look at what makes for succe...

Live from Wounded Warrior Solutions, Bill interviews Lt. Joe Hovis of the South Carolina Highway Patrol regarding the agency's commitment to honoring fallen troopers. They discuss the specific initiatives used to preserve their legacies, including the naming of K9s in their memory, as well as the significance of annual memorial services and awards. From the Wounded Warrior Solutions site Bill inte...

Bill is live from Wounded Warrior Solutions with Mike Austin, a retired Greenville City Police Lieutenant representing the Greenville County Fraternal Order of Police. The interview explores the nature of the Fraternal Order of Police, the advantages of membership, and the organization's role in advocating for law enforcement. Additionally, they discuss necessary changes in South Carolina to impro...

Concluding the broadcast from Wounded Warrior Solutions, Bill interviews Keith Dorman about the significance of Police Week and the importance of honoring both fallen heroes and those currently serving. They discuss the personal meaning of service and sacrifice, this year's events at "the rupe," and the key message Dorman hopes listeners take away regarding the reality of life as a first responder...

Bill is live from Wounded Warrior Solutions with Mike Austin, a retired Greenville City Police Lieutenant representing the Greenville County Fraternal Order of Police. The interview explores the nature of the Fraternal Order of Police, the advantages of membership, and the organization's role in advocating for law enforcement. Additionally, they discuss necessary changes in South Carolina to impro...

From the Wounded Warrior Solutions site Bill interviews JJ Jones, Executive Director for both the SC Police Chiefs Association and the SC Law Enforcement Association. Jones outlines the significance of his work for South Carolina LEOs, discusses current legislative priorities, and explores state-level solutions for local recruitment and retention. Additionally, he identifies the top challenge curr...

Live from Wounded Warrior Solutions, Bill interviews Lt. Joe Hovis of the South Carolina Highway Patrol regarding the agency's commitment to honoring fallen troopers. They discuss the specific initiatives used to preserve their legacies, including the naming of K9s in their memory, as well as the significance of annual memorial services and awards.

Broadcasting live from Wounded Warrior Solutions, Bill sits down with Pickens County Sheriff Tommy Blankenship. Their conversation delves into the human element of law enforcement and highlights the essential role the local community plays in supporting PCSO deputies. Sheriff Blankenship discusses what he wants the public to understand about the personnel at the Sheriff's Office and explores how t...

Joining Bill on-site at Wounded Warrior Solutions are Howie Thompson, Greenville Police Chief, and Cindy Crick, 13th Circuit Solicitor. Their discussion focuses on the critical role of community support for all law enforcement officers and the vital partnership between police and the solicitor's office in maintaining public safety. They also provide a behind-the-scenes look at what makes for succe...

The Democrats reaped the rewards of the hate funded by the Southern Poverty Law Center. What information did Joe Biden have regarding the SPLC, and what specific statements from them motivated his decision to challenge Trump? For Police Week Bill Interviews Greenville Police Department Chaplain Keith Kelly. The DOJ and ATF are implementing updates, including regulatory modifications intended to re...

The Democrats reaped the rewards of the hate funded by the Southern Poverty Law Center. What information did Joe Biden have regarding the SPLC, and what specific statements from them motivated his decision to challenge Trump? For Police Week Bill Interviews Greenville Police Department Chaplain Keith Kelly

The DOJ and ATF are implementing updates, including regulatory modifications intended to reduce certain limitations for firearm owners. These draft updates are currently slated for a mandatory public comment phase. Bill interviews Charlie Hall from Upstate Warrior Solutions about Police Week. HOUR 3

Holding a Gun Permit in South Carolina allows owners to bypass background checks, which are frequently riddled with inaccuracies. Thomas Massie has proposed a new strategy for identifying these errors. Ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and Iran remain a point of concern. Despite lacking a position of strength, Iran continues to push for extreme concessions. President Trump has expressed dissat...

Ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and Iran remain a point of concern. Despite lacking a position of strength, Iran continues to push for extreme concessions. President Trump has expressed dissatisfaction with recent developments in these talks, raising questions about how much longer American diplomacy will persist before a return to conflict becomes unavoidable.

Holding a Gun Permit in South Carolina allows owners to bypass background checks, which are frequently riddled with inaccuracies. Thomas Massie has proposed a new strategy for identifying these errors.

Bill interviews Charlie Hall from Upstate Warrior Solutions about Police Week.

The DOJ and ATF are implementing updates, including regulatory modifications intended to reduce certain limitations for firearm owners. These draft updates are currently slated for a mandatory public comment phase.

For Police Week Bill Interviews Greenville Police Department Chaplain Keith Kelly