MULTI-PLATINUM SELLING COUNTRY MUSIC ARTIST CLAY WALKER HAS HAD AN IMPRESSIVE CAREER, SPANNING NEARLY 25-YEARS. HE’S HERE NOW TO BRING US UP TO DATE ON HIS LATEST PROJECTS, AND TO CELEBRATE THE IMPORTANT ROLE OF CAREGIVERS FOR THOSE WITH CHRONIC DISEASES. TWO DECADES AGO, CLAY WALKER WAS DIAGNOSED WITH AN INCURABLE NEUROLOGICAL DISEASE – RELAPSING-REMITTING MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. WALKER JOINS US NOW TO THANK ALL CAREGIVERS AND TO SHARE AN UPDATE ON HIS LIFE, MUSIC CAREER, FAMILY… AND HIS DISEASE. CLAY – WHAT’S YOUR SECRET TO YOUR SUCCESS IN THE WORLD OF COUNTRY MUSIC – AND DO YOU HAVE ANY NEW PROJECTS ON TAP? CLAY – HOW DO YOU BALANCE YOUR CAREER WITH DISEASE MANAGEMENT – ESPECIALLY WITH TOURING AND OTHER PROJECTS? CLAY – TELL US WHAT YOUR LIFE IS LIKE TODAY, MORE THAN TWENTY-YEARS AFTER YOU WERE FIRST DIAGNOSED? CLAY – HOW DO YOU STICK WITH YOUR TREATMENT ROUTINE, ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU’RE FEELING FINE? CLAY – WHAT ADVICE DO YOU HAVE FOR OTHERS FACING A DIAGNOSIS OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS? About Clay Walker Multi-Platinum selling country star Clay Walker is a true fan favorite with a devoted legion of followers across the country. He is best known for his 11 No. 1 hit singles including “What’s It To You,” “Live Until I Die,” “This Woman and This Man,” and “If I Could Make A Living.” Walker has sold over 11 million albums and has four RIAA Platinum and two Gold certified albums under his belt. He is gearing up to release his 12th studio album in 2017, his first new album in six years.
