Scott Murray is excited to get back on the radio and join the KLIF News and Information line-up with The Scott Murray Show. Although Scott has retired from television news, he has returned to NBC 5 to host the weekly public affairs/philanthropic program, Talk Street. In addition, he continues to be a sought-after keynote speaker, published author of two books (Whatever It Takes and Bring Out The BEST), TV/radio host and spokesperson, and, Chairman/CEO of Murray Media, a video/television production and A/V event company.
Scott stays active in the north Texas community as a volunteer, serving on the board/advisory boards of many children’s, civic, charitable and non-profit organizations including The North Texas Super Bowl XLV Host Committee, National Football Foundation/College Football Hall of Fame/Gridiron Club of Dallas, National Sports Marketing Network, Doak Walker National Running Back Award, Davey O’Brien National Quarterback Award, Stallings Humanitarian Award, Pat and Emmitt Smith Charities, Armed Forces Bowl, TicketCity Bowl, Texas Motor Speedway Children Charities, Big Brothers Big Sisters Foundation, Cancer Support Community, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, DASA, Dallas Symphony and AT&T Performing Arts Center.
Scott’s commitment to community has resulted in his being honored with such awards as Man of the Year, Citizen of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, Humanitarian of the Year, Governor’s Award, Director’s Award from the FBI and the US Department of Justice, George Washington Medal of Honor Freedom Award, Tom Landry Award of Excellence, National Youth Leadership Council Gift of Leadership Award, Champion for Children Award, Honorary Member of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, Boy Scouts of America God and Service Award, Komen for the Cure National Individual Community Service Award, American Cancer Society Sword of Hope and Excalibur Award, Special Olympics Torch of Hope Award, United Way Hercules Award, Philanthropy Hall of Fame Inductee, Texas Baseball Hall of Fame-Honorary Inductee, and, his two most cherished awards, Dad of the Year & Father of the Year.
We here in Texas like to think of ourselves as being the biggest and the best when it comes to competing with just about anyone or anything. Well, how about this? The state of Texas ranks 14th among nations in the world when measuring Gross Domestic Product, ahead of such countries as Australia, Mexico, Netherlands, Switzerland and Sweden. And, much of it’s given away each year by thousands of generous Texans. Philanthropically the United States ranks first in the world as the most charitable country, followed by Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. And, here in north Texas, did you have any idea that the residents of the city of Dallas each year give 4.4 % of every dollar earned to charity. And, those 1.4 million people who call Dallas home (21% of the residents) volunteer for a non-profit organization every year, exceeded only by those who volunteer in the cities of New York, Los Angeles and Chicago.
The point is we are a most benevolent country and live in a very generous state, thanks to individuals, groups, trusts, small companies and large corporations. From famous celebrities to Hall of Fame athletes, civic leaders to corporate CEO’s, media personalities to the difference makers of the world, we’ll talk to them all each week on The Scott Murray Show. It’s your chance to find out what makes them tick, why they give back, and, why they select to support the charities they do. We’ll be joined each week by representatives of local non-profits, from volunteers to executive directors to corporate partners to hear about how they raise money and awareness for their charitable organizations, and, how you, too, can get involved with their mission and special events.
So, join us for The Scott Murray Show every Sunday night here on 570 KLIF News and Information from 6:00-7:00pm! Get involved in the conversation by calling 888-787-KLIF and share the importance of charitable leadership, giving back, being a difference maker, doing whatever it takes by lending a helping hand to those most in need. We’ll see you on the radio!
