Did you have a chance to see BOLD TV on Friday morning? Co-anchors, Clay Aiken and Carrie Sheffield presented an outstanding show. They had a variety of guests who talked about many different things.
On Friday’s show a vice presidential nominee, a billion dollar hedge fund manager, and a design expert all discussed some important and interesting topics. They discussed Mcmullin’s independent bid for president, Hillary’s emails, business success, the future for black voters, and easy-to-host holiday parties.
I always enjoy the many tweets and pictures that BOLD sends out.
Screencap by Lindylo
Peter Cooper 🌐 @iAmPeterCooper .@BoldGlobalMedia set selfie with @clayaiken, @carriesheffield, and @FBNYC #BoldGlobal
Peter Cooper 🌐 @iAmPeterCooper .@BoldGlobalMedia featuring @clayaiken and @FBNYC live right now. #BoldGlobal
Sharon Spano checked in to Midtown Manhattan. Hanging out with Bold this morning! #BeBold #Bold Clay Aiken
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BoldTV airs on Facebook Live every Friday at 8:30am – ET
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Clay was back on the airwaves Friday evening….but this time it was with Meghan McCain on AmericaNow Radio.
America Now Radio @americanowradio Rolling out the red carpet for friend of the show @ClayAiken – IN STUDIO (helping @MeghanMcCain with Wing Sauce): http://americanowradio.iheart.com
Clay was in the last hour of the show. The station actually opened the segment with a recording of Clay singing This Is The Night. Meghan commented that Clay has the voice of an angel!
Clay and Meghan discussed the stress of the election and also shared their opinions about Christie and Bridgegate. Of course, they don’t always agree but they still respect each others opinions.
It seems that Clay will be in the studio with Meghan on Tuesday…election night. I think I will listen to them as the results of the election are announced.
If you missed hearing Clay with Meghan, you can hear it HERE
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Don’t Forget!
The end of daylight-saving time will fall on Sunday, Nov. 6, at 2 a.m.
At that time clocks will “fall back” and change from 2 a.m. back to 1 a.m.
While some like the idea of an “extra” hour of sleep, others dread the early darkness that standard time brings.
