The John Clay Wolfe Show – Episode #122 Summary
Date: February 13, 2026
Podcast: The John Clay Wolfe Show
Host: John Clay Wolfe
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[Overview: Main Theme & Purpose]
This episode exemplifies The John Clay Wolfe Show’s signature freewheeling style—lively banter, listener calls about buying and selling cars, zany humor, and off-the-cuff takes on current events, sports, and pop culture. While cars are a throughline, the episode branches into candid discussions on sex and relationships (with a focus on men being sexually assaulted), diversity in media, and features special guest Demetria Obilor, a Dallas-Fort Worth TV traffic reporter who has become an international sensation for standing up to body-shaming. The tone is irreverent, southern-fried, and sometimes provocative, but always quick-witted and full of personality.
[Key Discussion Points & Timestamps]
1. Opening Banter & The Morning Crew
- [00:31] John and his team (JD Ryan, Babo) riff about the studio's shoddy equipment and Babo’s philosophy: “It’s better to live in need.”
- Classic Show Energy: Playful self-deprecation, local TV and radio references, and running inside jokes.
2. Car Talk & Listener Calls
Selling, Buying, and Bizarre Car Stories
- [03:38] “Sean in Oak Cliff” tries to sell a 2013 Ford Explorer. John offers $19,000, then jokes about downgrading your partner’s ride after a “boob job.”
- [04:46] “Buck from Houston” sells a 2014 F-250 Lariat. John negotiates up to $41,000 contingent on a clean Carfax—interrupted by beer joint tall tales.
- [06:36] Babo’s prank call as “Jim Bowl,” with tongue-in-cheek references to country stereotypes and cleaning “Copenhagen stains” from truck seats.
3. Sports and Current Events
- [06:53] Brain Injuries in Football
- Bob Costas decries football’s dangers: “The reality is that this game of football destroys people’s brains.”
- Jokes about Troy Aikman’s concussions: “If you get 10 in Texas… they make you governor.”
- [07:33] O.J. Simpson’s Latest Antics
- Fresh out of jail, OJ is banned from the Las Vegas Cosmopolitan for drunken antics:
- “Last time I was out running around, murder was legal.” – (Babo) [08:25]
4. Beer, "Son of a..." Bits & Regional Americana
- [09:21] The crew riffs on Live PD, Natural Light “tall boys,” and southern stereotypes.
- Running “World’s Biggest Son of a...” gag—mock profiles of a good ole' boy caricature, with natty light drinking and southern habits.
5. Sexual Assault on Men: Flipping the Script
- [13:44] John decides to “get into the women who have sexually assaulted men”
- Conversation about male vulnerability, manipulation, and "power moves" women pull.
- Callers and hosts share stories, often met with humor and mock-therapy (“she beat me up... I was assaulted. You’re a victim! I’m a victim!” [22:08])
- "It happens to me. Years ago. It’s a painful, painful, painful topic. But I’m gonna share." – John Clay Wolfe [14:02]
- [32:09] “Cowboy Billy Bob” tells an exaggerated tale of a jealous ex breaking his “manhood.”
- “How would you break it? With a ball peen hammer?” – John Clay Wolfe [33:33]
- Discussion about men downplaying or joking about female-on-male assault.
6. Demetria Obilor (“Ms. New Booty”) Joins the Show
Her Viral Moment & Body-Shaming Backlash
- [59:57] Demetria enters the studio, immediately the topic of ogling and good-natured teasing about her infamous curves.
- [61:04] “I took a nap, woke up, and I’m just all over the place.” – Demetria, on the international media coverage
- [61:44] “She was offended by my dress. Some ‘16-18 in her eyes and trying to squeeze in a six.’” – Demetria, relaying the body-shaming criticism
- Hosts support Demetria, noting the jealousy and double standards she faces, and crack jokes:
- “You do understand you have more curves than a Le Mans course, right?” – John Clay Wolfe [61:18]
- “Trying to squeeze into a six? I think you do it pretty well.” – John Clay Wolfe [62:01]
- Demetria on sexual harassment: “I don’t have that problem. It’s the other way around. I get harassed. I don’t harass.” [62:31]
- She reinforces that yes, women can and do sexually harass men.
7. Veterans’ Car Donation Segment
- [34:31] Cowtown Warriors team visits in-studio:
- They’re giving $5,000 to buy a car for a veteran in need.
- Discussion of how listeners with safe, inspectable cars can donate, and receive a tax write-off.
- Heartfelt, community-spirited moment amidst the show’s chaos.
8. Diversity and Audience Reflection
- [38:58] John ponders, half-seriously, if the show’s identity is too “redneck”:
- “Are we like the rebel flag of the white man or something? … Why do all our clips sound like rednecks in trailer houses with jacked up trucks?”
- The team discusses their diverse audience and invites more representation.
9. Matthew McConaughey, Rush Limbaugh, and Other Impressions
- [45:04] Babo & John perform various celebrity and political parodies—Matthew McConaughey, Rush Limbaugh, etc.—riffing on the sexual misconduct news cycle and its excesses.
10. Star Trek and Pop Culture Satire
- [12:32, 13:03] Lampooning sensational media, the guys joke about a “sexually harassing” Star Trek set.
- Babo as “Keith Richards” tells an incoherent story in a rambling, faux-British accent [24:25].
11. Dr. Codds and Listener "Advice"
- [50:55] “Life advice from Dr. Codds” is a satirical agony-aunt segment, giving absurd answers to listener woes:
- “Lock him in a real dungeon and yell, ‘There you go, old man. Now you have something to cry about.” [51:37]
12. Chipmunk, Religious Satire, and More Bits
- [105:52] Visits from zany recurring characters: Chipper the talking chipmunk (adventures in the park and being checked for nuts), and “Reverend Charles” who leads gospel-style prayers for Chrysler 300s and Cowboys player Ezekiel Elliott [121:00–125:20].
[Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments]
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On Football Dangers:
- “The reality is that this game of football destroys people’s brains.” – Bob Costas (as reported by the crew) [06:53]
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On Sexual Double Standards:
- “If you are a man that has been sexually assaulted by a woman…call in.” – John Clay Wolfe [21:10]
- “JD’s been sexually assaulted by a school teacher.” – John, on-air, with laughter [18:52]
- “You can’t really assault a man.” – Babo (satirizing male bravado) [22:25]
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On Demetria Obilor’s Body-Shaming Incident:
- “You do understand you have more curves than a Le Mans course, right?” – John Clay Wolfe [61:18]
- “It’s the way I am. If you don’t like it, you can kiss it–kiss, kiss, kiss my ass.” – (paraphrasing Demetria’s response to critics) [02:03]
- “I didn’t know before…Just the way I was born.” – Demetria Obilor [61:28]
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On Buying/Selling Cars, Humorously:
- “You got three men? Call them all and compare them?” – John, gently needling a guest [71:15]
- “If I give $41k, I own the truck—if it’s real.” [05:49]
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On Cultural Identity:
- “Are we the rebel flag of the white man or something?” – John Clay Wolfe [39:10]
[Additional Segments and Running Jokes]
- GiveMeTheVIN.com Reads/Ads: Frequent humorous pitches replacing traditional commercials.
- Prank Calls & Impressions: Babo’s country caricatures, fake callers, and “celebrity” drop-ins.
- "Son of a..." Comedic Sketch: Repeated with variations throughout the show, encapsulating the rednecked, southern caricature of the show’s “mascot” listener [09:21, 48:37, etc.].
- Musical Interludes: Guitar jams, comedic Christmas songs, and impromptu in-studio performances.
- Ongoing Car Appraisal Calls: Listeners call in for live car value estimates—serious and not-so-serious—with John’s blunt offers.
[Important Timestamps]
- 01:11–06:36: Car negotiations and southern banter begin
- 06:53–07:33: Bob Costas on football brain injuries
- 08:25–09:21: OJ Simpson/Las Vegas story
- 13:44-20:15: First deep dive into men's experiences with sexual assault and power dynamics
- 24:15-33:33: Callers continue sharing stories of female-on-male “assault,” shifting between serious and comedic treatment
- 59:57–65:30: Demetria Obilor segment and the viral body-shaming incident addressed
- 34:31–36:59: Cowtown Warriors/veteran car donation discussion
- 50:55–51:44: Dr. Codds advice segment
- 121:00–125:20: “Prayers” for cars and Ezekiel Elliott
[Tone & Style]
The show’s tone is always bold, irreverent, quick-witted, and southern-casual. There’s a fearless willingness to satirize social taboos, poke fun at themselves and one another, and play with stereotypes while maintaining a relay of current topics and car deals.
This summary captures the wild, multifaceted ride of The John Clay Wolfe Show #122—where the only thing more unpredictable than the next joke is the next caller and his (or her) clunker.