The Chad Hasty Show

Friday on The Chad Hasty Show, Harry Kazianis, Director of Defense Studies at the Center for the National Interests joined the broadcast as he discussed what a nuclear war with North Korea would look like. During the interview, Hasty asked Kazianis about the article he wrote about the best and worst case scenario would be for parties involved...

Texas District 28 Senator Charles Perry on The Chad Hasty Show discussing issues including the 5th Circuit Court ruling as unconstitutional the Texas voter ID law, the Republican National Convention in progress, and attacks on law enforcement officers.

Monday on The Chad Hasty Show, Matt Mackowiak spoke with Chad about Rick Perry's position in the GOP field of candidates, as well as the weight of the Iowa straw poll.

Mary Gerlach from Lubbock Meals on Wheels and Emily Simpson from McPherson Cellars on The Chad Hasty Show talking about their upcoming event, the fourth annual 'Wines and Vines Festival'.

Thursday on The Chad Hasty Show, Chad talked about Lubbock's recent storm water rate increase that has been in the news lately. The subject generated many calls from citizens, with many of them quite upset with the major increase in what amounts to much higher taxes being paid, especially by businesses covering large tracts of land.

Tamara Colbert, Texas State Director of the Convention of States Project on The Chad Hasty Show talking about her organization's goals in reducing the size of the federal government.

Tuesday on KFYO's The Chad Hasty Show, Chad continued the discussion of Angela Davis' upcoming paid appearance at Texas Tech University, and the UC Berkeley BDS (Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions) anti-Israel protest's tie-in to Texas Tech.

On KFYO Monday morning, Chad Hasty provided more of his thoughts on Texas Tech University hiring activist Angela Davis to speak on campus this month. Davis is a self-described radical, as well as twice being the Vice Presidential candidate for the Communist Party.

Tuesday on KFYO's The Chad Hasty Show, Chad talked about the recent controversy involving Slaton and Idalou I.S.D. students, schools and leadership in the schools.

My understanding is that they got a little bit aggressive and over the top. You know there's ways to get things done... These guys, particularly what I was told specific from that house rep, they were very aggressive, very pushy, almost an intimidation factor involved. Number one, it's not the way to get public policy changed. Number two, they probably did more harm than good to their cause.