The Craig Collins Show
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Texas radio with blunt political voltage.
The Craig Collins Show turns daily political noise into brisk, opinion-heavy talk radio with a Texas signal and a live-wire rhythm. It moves from Iran and Trump media fights to AI jobs, DEI battles, veterans’ service, and listener calls without sanding down the edges.
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The Craig Collins Show is built like live radio that refuses to hide the wiring. It starts fast. A political story, social media flare-up, caller, guest booking, or production hiccup can become the first domino in a larger argument about power, media incentives, national strength, or basic common sense. The show’s center of gravity is conservative commentary, but its route is loose and reactive. Craig moves through Trump, Iran, Hamas, Eric Swalwell accusations, Epstein-related accountability, Megyn Kelly, Tucker, Candace, Tax Day, DEI fights, AI job fears, and whatever else has entered the day’s political bloodstream. The delivery is blunt. It is also personal, with frequent pivots into what a story feels like in real life rather than how it sounds in a polished panel segment. When the subject is foreign policy, the show leans hard into moral clarity about enemies, civilians, propaganda, and American power. When the topic is media behavior, it watches for contradiction, selective outrage, and narratives that seem predetermined before facts arrive. Caller segments keep the pace unpredictable. So do guests. Patrick Hedger brings a policy frame to AI and displaced workers, while Adam Guillette discusses the University of North Texas and DEI. The Veteran Voices episodes add a notably warmer register. Conversations with Gary Elliott, Andy Valadez, and Darryl Centanni focus on service, Honor Flight, Navy experience, defense work, and the emotional cost carried by veterans and their families. Those segments still have jokes and side comments, but the show gives them room to breathe. The result is not tidy analysis. It is a fast, opinionated hour where the host’s reactions, the day’s clips, and the realities of live broadcasting all stay in the frame.
Made for: For listeners who like conservative talk radio with callers, clip reactions, guest interviews, and a strong Texas current. It fits people who want politics, media criticism, patriotism, and unscripted broadcast energy in the same hour.
What sets it apart: The show keeps the live mechanics in view, so the argument often develops in real time instead of arriving prepackaged. Its mix of hard-edged political reaction and sincere Veteran Voices segments gives it a wider emotional range than a standard headline monologue.
The Craig Collins Show delivers the stories everyone is talking about — and the reactions you won’t hear anywhere else. Each day, Craig breaks down the biggest trending moments from X and across the digital world, spotlighting viral voices like Dan Bongino and Megyn Kelly, and bringing those national conversations straight to his audience. It’s where online energy meets real-time radio — with sharp insight, smart commentary, and plenty of listener interaction. Craig’s perspective is trusted nationally. He’s a regular fill-in host for the nationally syndicated The Dana Show and The Chad Benson Show, bringing his fast-paced, engaging style to aud...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Craig Collins turns conservative disputes, foreign-policy arguments, callers, and veteran interviews into energetic radio with a clearly stated point of view.
Craig Collins treats political argument as live material, moving among solo commentary, recorded remarks, callers, and guest interviews. His openly pro-Trump perspective drives the political commentary, but the program also spends time testing ceasefire claims, interpreting…
Craig takes you from Trump's Tucker feud to mourning a stolen drink cooler.
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Blunt talk about abuse and cover-ups, with a few live-radio interruptions and a strong moral line.
Craig Collins spends the hour on abuse, cover-ups, and the kind of silence that lets both keep going. What gives it weight is the way he handles it: not as a polished speech, but as a host working through anger, catching himself, and keeping the timing loose enough that the…
A loose, heartfelt veteran segment with local talk-radio swagger.
Craig Collins moves from local radio chatter into a conversation about Honor Flight Houston, with Gary Elliott and Andy Valadez describing what it means to bring aging service members into the center of the room. The segment works because it does not lean on easy sentiment.
A veteran story that feels personal, practical, and unvarnished.
Daryl Centeni comes across as a veteran shaped by Navy service, flight school, and later defense contracting through D2 Government Solutions. The exchange keeps its footing in service, military memory, and the plain reality of work, while the talk about Reagan-era ambitions and…
A blunt, rambling talk-radio monologue on war and politics, grounded in a few personal details.
Craig Collins spends the stretch on a blunt political monologue about Hamas, Iran, and the idea that civilian lives get treated as expendable in that kind of conflict.
A live-wire talk-radio hour that moves from a guest chat into a media fight.
Craig Collins spends the hour with Adam Guillette of Accuracy in Media, then lets the conversation open into politics, media incentives, and Trump coverage.
A fast, combative Trump-and-Tucker segment that keeps the seams of live talk radio visible.
Craig Collins spends much of the hour on Trump's latest announcement, then brings in Tucker Carlson's criticism and his own pushback to keep the segment in motion.
Craig Collins opens fast and stays moving.
Craig Collins opens with sponsor reads, then quickly veers into a sharp, off-the-cuff rant about abusive, terrible things, cover-ups, and the people who help terrible behavior stay hidden.
This episode discusses current events including Tax Day record returns, U.S.
The host discusses a new accuser coming forward against Eric Swalwell, describing it as a horrible and awful story that will dominate news coverage.
This episode features an interview with Patrick Hedger, Director of Policy at NetChoice, discussing whether AI will be a significant job killer based on recent reports and analysis.
Craig clears the commercials and opens a Veteran Voices block.
Craig Collins opens in the show’s usual live-radio churn, then swings into a long argument about Gaza, Hamas, Iran, and the logic of tunnel warfare.
Craig opens by bringing on Adam Gillette from Accuracy and Media and gets right to what the group does.
Craig Collins opens by zeroing in on President Trump's latest announcement about a deal tied to the Strait of Hormuz and a reported two-week ceasefire in the Iran situation.
Host Craig Collins opens his April 6, 2026 KSEV show with President Trump's press conference on the rescue of two U.S.
The host discusses Dan Bongino's return to his podcast and reactions to Joe Kent's Tucker interview, while also analyzing Joe Rogan's questioning about Trump's influence on global politics.
Craig Collins reacts to Tucker Carlson and Megyn Kelly's positions on the U.S.-Iran conflict, incorporating listener feedback and media commentary in his daily talk show.
Craig Collins hosts his radio show, introducing guest Mark Strauss to discuss energy transition topics like green gas, with personal anecdotes about their broadcasting history and political views.
This episode of The Craig Collins Show focuses on analyzing the Epstein case, arguing that mainstream media is misrepresenting it as the 'Trump story' while ignoring evidence that demonstrates Trump's innocence.
Craig Collins launches his new weekly radio show on KSEV with his first guest Angela Box, discussing their connection through mutual friends in Texas radio.