Episodes
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Kyrsten Sinema, former U.S. senator and President and CEO of the Arizona Business Roundtable
What's in store for Arizona after the election? Kyrsten Sinema sits down with Bruce and Gaydos to discuss what out state's future looks like.
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Hour 4: Would we know if there was a threat to our nation's infrastructure?
If our nation was under threat, would our government tell us? Today's FAA groundstop is making Bruce and Gaydos feel unsure.
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Hour 3: What happens when we don't communicate?
FAA ground stops, the Outlooks outage, and a boat crash. We're seeing the effects of communication problems.
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Captain Dan, local airline pilot
Why did the FAA issue a nation-wide ground stop? Commercial airline pilot Captain Dan joins from inside the cockpit to give us a pilot's perspective on the situation.
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Hour 2: Why was every plane grounded in the United States?
The FAA has issued a nation-wide ground stop amid a communication issue. Should we be concerned?
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Hour 1: The Nvidia CEO resigned. What will this mean for TSMC in Arizona?
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned after 3 separate extramarital affairs came to light. What does this mean for Arizona's semiconductor industry.
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Hour 4: Is one man going to crash the stock market?
Nvidia's CEO has resigned from his position after not one, not two, but three separate extramarital affairs came to light including one with an alleged Chinese spy. Following his resignation, the stock market tanked and now Bruce and Gaydos are pointing fingers.
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Hour 3: Why can't anyone access their email today?
Microsoft services including Outlook, Microsoft 365 and Teams experienced worldwide outages today. How is anyone supposed to work like this and why does Gaydos only have one email account?
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Hour 2: Could data centers derail the new Democratic majority right out of the gates?
Arizona's Democrats' new governing trifecta faces a split over data centers, with A.G. Mayes supporting a statewide moratorium and Gov. Hobbs opposing one.
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Hour 1: Why are heat related deaths in Arizona happening inside?
At least 149 confirmed heat-related deaths in Maricopa County occured at home. Bruce and Gaydos talk about how this could be happening.
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Hour 4: The Faceoff with Bruce and Gaydos, presented by Kalshi
Analise Ortiz, Arizona State Senator: Elijah Norton, GOP candidate for Arizona State Treasurer: Paul Johnson, former Phoenix Mayor join the Faceoff to discuss midterm election results.
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Hour 3: Outspoken for Families in Need
UMOM is Arizona's largest shelter for families experiencing homelessness - providing shelter and supportive services for those in need. Nruce and Gaydos have partnered with UMOM to help raise supplies for people who need it.
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Rusty Humphries, radio personality
"Coach Jeff" is a new A.I. chatbot designed specifcally for veterans. Rusty Humphries joins Bruce and Gaydos on Veteran's Day to talk all about it and introduce us to the real Coach JEff.
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Sgt First Class Retired Dave Nicholson, Commander of the honor guard at The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Happy Veteran's Day! Sgt. First Class Retired, Dave Nicholson was a Commander of the honor guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. He joins Bruce and Gaydos to discuss his prestigious role and what it means to him to be a veteran.
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Hour 2: Could a drone respond to your next 911 call?
Phoenix police and fire departments have launched a joint program that sends drones to qualifying 911 calls before emergency crews arrive.
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Hour 1: Will you soon find yourself paying a drought surcharge?
Is Arizona's drought situation so dire you'll soon find yourself having to pay a drought surcharge?
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Sgt. Major USMC Retired James Schickel, Veteran's advocate
Happy Veteran's Day! Bruce and Gaydos talk with Sgt. Major USMC Retired James Schickel about what we should know about veterans and what it means to show up as a veteran for other veterans.
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Hour 4: Is A.I. helping students learn or cheat?
A challenge for students in Australia to design their own video game has been cancelled because generative A.I. has made it difficult to properly judge a student's work. Bruce and Gaydos discuss the effects A.I. is having in the classroom.
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Hour 3: Are the Sunday scaries real?
Merriam-Webster just added the phrase to their dictionaries. Bruce and Gaydos wonder why do Sunday nights bring anxiety to so many people?
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Hour 2: Are speed cameras here for good or dead in two years?
Bruce and Gaydos talk about Prop 319 and since it passed what it will mean for Phoenix and other cities with speed cameras around the Valley.
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Hour 1: Gaydos saved a life today!
Gaydos explains how him getting a flu shot coincided with him saving a life earlier today.
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Hour 4: Are older names making a comeback?
Bruce and Gaydos take a look at some baby names that might be popular now, but sound like they could be 100 years old. Would you name your twins Mildred and Walter?
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Stephen Richer, former Maricopa County Recorder
After a huge wins for Democrats in Arizona, what do they do next? Stephen Richer joins Bruce and Gaydos to break down his message to the new majority.
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Hour 3: We're Outspoken for Families in Need!
Today is the start of KTAR's partnership with UMOM New Day Centers! Text CARE to 620-620 to give to families in need.
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Allora McChesney, Director of Individual Giving with UMOM
This holiday season, KTAR is proud to be Outspoken against Families in Need, supporting UMOM New Day Centers. Allora McChesney, Director of Individual Giving joined the show to kick off the season of giving.
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Meghan McCain, daughter of the late senator John McCain and host of The Citizen McCain Podcast
Why is the McCain family being blamed for the blue wave in Arizona?
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Hour 2: Did Trump mix up his Dana White's?
Over the weekend, Presdient Trump offered the White House press secretary job to UFC President Dana White. Some believe there was another Dana White that was meant to get the nod.
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Ron Wolfley, Arizona Sports Host, "Wolf's Big Red Den"
Did the Minshew Magic only last one game? Is the season over? Ron Wolfley joins to put our minds at ease.
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Hour 1: Would you tell your child to camp out for Pokémon cards
A man in South Carolina had his 6-year-old daughter waiting outside at 2:00 AM for Pokémon cards. Does this dad deserve to never get his kid back?
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Hour 4: Are you letting your kids drink?
One study is showing some parents are letting older teens drink alcohol under supervision. Are you one of these parents?
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Hour 3: Bye-bye Cybertrucks
Tesla is planning to wind down Cybertruck production, citing weak sales as a leading factor. Did you like the Cybertruck?
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Hour 2: Partying until you drop, is it the best way to go?
A story of a 97 year old man who passed away at his own birthday party. Bruce and Gaydos wonder if there's a better way to pass other than surrounded by people celebrating your life.
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Stan Barnes, Copper State Consulting
What is the future for our 2 major politcal parties? Stan Barnes joins to predict how Democrats will react to their victories and what Republicans can do with their loss.
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Hour 1: Where are the concessions?
There have been a number of Republican candidates who have not conceded to their Democrat opponents. Do we have a bunch of sore losers on our hands?
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Hour 4: The Faceoff with Bruce and Gaydos, presented by Kalshi
Emily Ryan of Copper State Consulting, Sal Diccicio, Former Phoenix City COuncilman, and Christine Jones, Former GOP Candidate for Governor join The Faceoff to discuss midterm election results.
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Hour 3: What's the top priority for Governor Hobbs and the democratic led legislature?
Bruce and Gaydos discuss priorities.
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Hour 2: Why didn't Andy Biggs congratulate Katie Hobbs?
Bruce and Gaydos talk about why more Republicans didn't congratulate Democrats after they suffered defeat in the midterms.
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Hour 1: What's the top priority for Governor Hobbs and the Democratic led legislature?
Democrats in Arizona's proposed priorities include school voucher restrictions, groundwater protections, raising minimum wage and addressing rising costs, are those the right ideas for the direction for the state?
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Hour 4: The Faceoff with Bruce and Gaydos, presented by Kalshi
Emily Ryan of Copper State Consulting, Sal Diccicio, Former Phoenix City COuncilman, and Christine Jones, Former GOP Candidate for Governor join The Faceoff to discuss midterm election results.
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Hour 3: For the first time
This election had a lot of first time occurances. Bruce and Gaydos talk about all of the things this election caused for the first time.
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Chuck Coughlin, CEO and President of HighGround, Inc
How accurate were the polls heading into the midterms? Chuck Coughlin tells Bruce and Gaydos what the numbers predicted and the results we received.
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Hour 2: How can the Republican party recover after a disastrous midterm election?
The blue wave came and swept GOP cadidates away. Can Republicans recoup the support they lost?
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Meghan McCain, Daughter of the late John McCain and Host of the Citizen McCain Podcast
Meghan McCain called it an extinction level event for Republicans last night. She explains to Bruce and Gaydos why she said that.
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Thomas Galvin, Maricopa County Supervisor
Bruce and Gaydos talk with Thomas Galvin who represents District 2 on the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors about what led to the distruction of the Republican party here in Arizona.
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Hour 1: What will Arizona look like in 2027?
Now that Democrats have control of the governors office and entire legislature, what will Arizona look like in 2027? Bruce and Gaydos debate the future of the state and the country after last night's midterm election.
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Hour 4: The Faceoff with Bruce and Gaydos, presented by Kalshi
How is the midterm election going to effect Arizona? Panelists Matt Salmon Former Congressman and Candidate for Governor, Stacy Pearson political strategist and co-founder of Lumen Strategies and Mary Rabago of Mary Rabago Productions weigh in.
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Hour 3: When do we get results?
As polls close nation-wide, can we expect results any time soon?
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Hour 2: Are our votes safe?
Some voters are worried about our election safety after severe weather and some early tech issues getting in the way of people getting their votes in.
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Sec. of State, Adrian Fontes
How safe are our elections? Crazy weather and tech issues are causing some unrest. Sec. Fontes sets the record straight.
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Hour 1: Happy election day!
Polls are open and people are voting! Do you think Republicans are in for a shock?
About this show
Bruce St. James and Larry Gaydos cut through the noise with smart analysis, real accountability, and debate that matters. Weekdays 2-6 p.m. live on the KTAR YouTube channel, on-air, on KTAR.com and on the KTAR News app.
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