Kyle King 9a-2p

About Kyle

I hate bios but the boss is making me do one. So here we go. I’m a husband to an amazing nurse and a constantly tired father of 2. After living in Houston, Tx, we call Clarksville home and we love it here. When I’m not hiding from my children to eat a snack by myself, I like watching sports, attending Govs games, playing video games (I even stream on Twitch and TikTok), and collecting bourbon/whiskey. I drink so much coffee that I’m afraid if I stop now the collective exhaustion will kill me. You can hear me every Monday-Friday from 9am-2pm.

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43 minutes ago in Sports

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