Tommy Smith (DJ)
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Tommy Smith, also known as The Outlaw, is a radio DJ in Little Rock, Arkansas. He did a show called "The Rock and Roll Breakfast" on the classic rock station Magic 105 for many years.
After serving six months of a non-compete clause, Smith began recording a new morning show on the sports talk station 103.7 The Buzz, owned by Signal Media. The show, originally named "The Odd Couple" and then "The Big Show," is now known as "The Show With No Name," and features Smith and former Arkansas Razorbacks football player David Bazzel. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette sports editor/columnist Wally Hall was a member of this show until summer 2007. The show airs from 6am to 10am locally on KABZ 103.7 FM.
He has had a number of sidekicks and co-hosts over the years, including: "Big" Dave (now a conservative talk show host), Roger Scott (a voice talent now co-hosting one of Little Rock's new morning shows), Danny-Joe Crofford, and Mr. New York.
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