I miss your sports show. Dump the political show and come back and do sports and politics.

Love this podcast. Always great guests and thought provoking conversations. Would love to hear some episodes with former (or current if they are brave enough to come on) athletes who don’t just repeat the same left wing opinions. Someone like Jay Cutler would be a great guest!!!

First off, I think you're coverage is not only excellent quality, but rather a relief from all of the wokeness of ESPN. Would you be willing to interview Charles Barkley? I think this could help to heal the divide in our politics and sports. Thank you!

He might be funnier than Nate

Clay provides insight and amusement. Not too bad for a human educated in the law.

Truly drivel. Constantly repeats himself and has sold out for MAGA.

After One reads the one star reviews about Clay Travis, they provide better a insight as to why you should listen to his show, as opposed to not listening to his show. He is that rare sportscaster that will not give you the woke ideology, like so many of the ESPN broadcasters and pundits. I would recommend that you interview Abigail Schreier on how transgender males are impacting women sports.

If Hannity and Tucker Carlson had a right-wing-propagandist-sports-hot-take-artist lovechild.

I love his Outkick the Show pod, but Clay loves Clay too much to actually let other people talk. He’s really smart, but wants his opinions out there more than the people he interviews. Great with opinions, awful at interviews

Refreshing, thought-provoking, deep conversations with honest intent to uncover truth wherever it lies. Clay Travis is a master at communicating what’s going on. He may get crushed by the media for uncovering complex issues, but this is more a reflection on them, not him.

Talks with interesting people and gets behind the fluff to find out what is really going on. Makes one think, which is needed in this crazy world.

Everyone needs to listen to the Avik Roy episode. Objective reasonable data on Covid.

Clay needs to stop cutting his guests off. You talk enough to begin with

Love the content! Ads are incredibly loud and detracting from total podcast experience.

Love what you guys are doing!! I love that you’re not afraid to talk about facing your fears and not being afraid to fail.

If you wanted an audio version of RW Twitter grifting from malcontents with no real world accomplishments but parting RW brain dead dolts from their money, well do I have a Podcast for you.

Clay and Outkick are on fire and deservingly so.

Great format for Clay to get deep in to topics with some truly interesting folks. Clay can get to topics that have sports and life connections amazingly well. I’m always a little bit smarter after listening.

Clay delivers the goods! He is the wittiest of all time. Travis gets the best out of his guests. Educational mouth piece, can’t get enough! Keep up the outstanding conversations...

Clay is one of the only people I listen to for sports in general, and while I don’t always agree with his picks, I do value his insight and research. He is one of the few I trust with info that helps me handicap during CFB and the NFL!

I enjoy getting to know the backgrounds of the guests on this podcast. Really interesting.

What a fabulous job Clay did with this senator. I also appreciate the senators time to explain what he has actually seen in China. I as a vet have always wondered why the USA even does business with countries that do not hold our basic values. I learned a bunch from listening to this. I personally am not watching the nba or the nfl until they get politics off the courts and field. I am praying for college football to play. Hopefully high school and junior league football will play also. They just play the games. That’s all I want to see just jaw breaking hits and get up and do it again. If the pro leagues play they have plenty of platforms after the game to speak up. I would watch it if they would just play and keep politics off the fields of play. Thank you for your time Clif Pressley.

You promised Hawley. No pods since March. F you! Woj

This is great podcast. The long form style is prefect for a flight, car ride, or waiting room. Keep’em coming Clay!

Great full length interviews. Clay is at his best here.

Love hearing all the stories of what led these people to their successes. Often times you just think of famous people as “just another celebrity” but going in depth into their background really speaks volumes that anyone can be successful if you just continue to move forward from each “loss” as Clay points out. I love hearing Clay’s personal stories with each person as well. I would love a “Wins and Losses” podcast with Clay as the interviewee.

Great interviewer

It is called “Wins and Losses”, but the Losses are what makes these stories compelling. From Eddie George not sure if he’d get a D1 offer, to Joel Klatt getting jeered in minor league ball, to Art Briles losing it all, these stories of overcoming obstacles to career greatness are incredible. These are the biographies of some of the greatest in their respective industries, and they all have hacked it out in the weeds as we all did or are doing now in our own pursuits of excellence. The common thread of these success stories is the work ethic no matter the task, the risks taken for greater reward, and the undying quest to be the very best in a chosen career. Everyone should find a bit of inspiration in these interviews whether training for a marathon, teaching 1st graders, starting your own business, or trying to make it big in Hollywood.

Clay Travis is great at letting the guest take the story where they want. This is really well done

This is the most important podcast I listen to currently. Too often we only see the success and do not see the setbacks that successful people overcame. As someone in his early 20s who is unsure of his future, this podcast inspires me to take risk and follow my passions.

Most of the podcasts are done with the guests on a cellphone. Sometimes their cellphone audio breaks off which is frustrating to listen to so I end up turning it off. The interview with Herbstreet, Berghazi and Cousin Sal were the worse. I have listened to enough podcasts to know there is technology for solid, clear audio.

Used to be more about the interviewees, now it’s just another vehicle for Clay to beat to death the topics/ideas he routinely regurgitates.

These podcasts are filled with authentic stories comprising the backgrounds of some fascinating and successful people. In an age where authenticity is lacking, this is a great product.

Dude is a joke. Pessimistic frat boy that never grew out of his late 20s. Hang your north face jackets and kaki shorts somewhere else.

Im an AVID sports fan, High School, College, Professional you name it and THIS podcast is phenomenally executed and produced by Clay Travis. The guests are well thought out and Travis’s interview style ranks in the top echelon of media personalties, rivaling the great Howard Stern and Charlie Rose (scandal notwithstanding). What makes these guests great and what was their journey to greatness. Absolutely fascinating content! Keep up the great work Mr. Travis!

Amazing interviews. I love the stories on all of them. Cowherd, Whitlock, Klat, Bonetta and Herbsteet are some of my favorite personalities in sports. Grateful to know more about their journey. Phenomenal questions by Clay! 🤙🏼

The Colin Cowherd interview was one of the best I’ve heard, so much good advice. Clay does a great job in letting the convo flow, yet maintains the theme. Please keep doing these

This is an excellent concept. Clay isn’t the best interviewer but does a good job overall. I wish the 3x volume increase during breaks wasn’t there, it’s obnoxious. The Mike Leach interview was fascinating. He has lead an interesting life and his interview was an adventure. My only ask is to spend more time digging into the losses. As Clay says we learn more from our losses. It’s inspiring to hear how people overcome a setback and end up succeeding. Great podcast, thank you for creating this.

To all those faithful Outkick fans, I think we agree the phone situation is crazy! I have to turn my volume knob like Sir Mix A-lot during interviews to hear Clay, then his guest which sounds like a third world country phone connection. Maybe a certain someone is bringing his (and thanks for the service) WWII instruments to help facilitate these interviews but s*^%t man I can’t hear much. This includes you Geoff, get off the can when filling in.

Long form interviews with interesting people. Guy is a great interviewer and asks the questions you want to hear. The life and success lessons of these people are great.

These interviews are usually great. But Clai has to stop doing phone interviews. This one sounds like his guest is in the shower

Clay is an amazing interviewer even though it is difficult for him to shut up and listen. He even made Joel Klatt sound interesting

Just stated listening to these podcasts. Heard the Jeff Fischer one first, followed by Joel Klatt, Jason Whitlock, Kirk Herbstreit, and most recently Rachel Bonneta. It’s rare in this day of ‘quick sound bites’ to listen in on a lengthy interview. You really get to know the personality and makeup of these guests in a way you wouldn’t normally get. Clay is also a really good interviewer. He ask poignant questions and draws out more from his guests than they originally intended. Will keep on following Clay!

In today’s soundbite-driven age, it’s nice to listen to a long form, substantive, thoughtful discussion. With Wins & Losses, you get Clay Travis, known as a provocateur, go in-depth with interesting and successful people to see how they got where they are today — the wins and losses they faced along the way. It’s definitely worth a listen, as Clay is choosing interesting guests and he’s actually a good interviewer as well.

No Mexican hat award winner here, this was a grand slam!

Enjoy the long narrative form so the guest can tell their whole story.

All are good episodes. But so far, Whitlock, Herbstreit and Bonnetta interviews are my favorite. Awesome background stories from each.

One of the best interviews Clay has done. If you only listen to one of the podcasts this is the one. Colin has a great story telling acumen. I was never a big of Cowherd. I will listen more now because of the this podcast, now that I understand why he covers sports the way he does. May buy a couple of his books too. Great work! Keep it up Bud! Geaux Tigers!

Such a good format. Keep up the great work!

Clay is an excellent interviewer. Asks all the questions I didn’t know I wanted the answers to.