Clyde Lewis updates his fans

Tonight, longtime paranormal radio host and talk-show giant Clyde Lewis gave his fans an update on social media after what sounds like an absolutely terrifying week. Clyde revealed that he developed kidney failure, and he’s been going through a whole lineup of medical procedures and treatments — including dialysis — just to stabilize things.

He said that today was the first day he actually felt well, at least compared to the previous ones. And honestly, watching him talk, you could see it in his face. He looked shaken. Scared. Vulnerable. But really… wouldn’t any of us be?

Anyone who has ever gone through a kidney crisis, or liver or kidney failure of any form, knows exactly what Clyde meant when he described it as a “dark feeling.” It’s not just physical. It hits emotionally, mentally, spiritually — all at once. It takes a toll most people can’t understand unless they’ve lived it.

Despite everything, Clyde is still Clyde. He even managed to sneak in a joke that his ex-wife called him, and that he’s been getting visited and checked on by a number of people. That humor — that spark — is what fans love about him.

And speaking of fans, people everywhere are just grateful that he’s finally on the other side of whatever the worst part of this ordeal was. We miss him. We want him back behind the mic. But his health comes first — it’s the most important thing.

So until he’s strong enough to return, all we can do is keep him in our thoughts, send good energy, and keep him in our prayers.

Get well soon, Clyde. The airwaves aren’t the same without you.

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Squawking about Stranger Things season 5 radio station

A plea to the Duffers and Netflix or whomever is listening.. Don’t let the Squawk go away on January 1 2026

So here’s the thing: I’ve been a “Stranger Things” fan since 2016, and let’s face it, that first season dropped us right into a perfect little 1983 time capsule. Back then, it looked and felt like the ’80s through and through.. like you could almost smell the mall food court and hear the rustle of a D&D manual. But as the show went on, the production got glossier, and it lost a bit of that old-school aura that made it feel like a true time warp.

Enter Season 5 and this little gem called “The Squawk” radio station.

I stumbled on it through the TuneIn app, and it’s like stepping into a bubble of 1988 all over again. They’ve actually built out a full-on 1980s-style broadcast, right down to the DJs and the vintage audio processing. Listening to it while out for a walk or driving around is great background noise but it goes further than that for me and others… it’s a whole mood. I can practically see my eight-year-old self heading to the mall for a He-Man figure or riding the school bus with this playing in the background. It’s pure, immersive nostalgia in a way I didn’t even realize I missed.

Let’s be honest, the show’s early seasons really leaned into that gritty ’83 vibe, and some of that faded as the CGI and polish ramped up. But “The Squawk” is like a little gift to us fans who miss that pure, old-school feeling. It’s our chance to time travel again, even if it’s just for a little while, before Hawkins and all its quirky corners fade away.

And fade away it may.. Word is this station will vanish on January 1, 2026. Maybe when Hawkins itself does?

Either way.. there are countless fans already being made to feel good enough vibes that they do not want it to be gone. And neither do we..

So let’s set out a mission to SAVE THE SQUAWK.. Keep this station.. we will even allow for bid name product placements.. calling all ad people, find your famous ads from the late 80s and play them here. Generate some revenue.. This station is so amazing, a step back in time, that it can become a part of your life in mere minutes.. It will be sad when *if??* it goes..

So if you haven’t checked it out yet, definitely tune in and take that nostalgia ride. It’s like a love letter to the ’80s that we didn’t even know we needed again.. beyond even Stranger Things, it is tapping into a simpler time that we also did not know we needed–and that we forgot existed.