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.
Joe Huizenga and Gaydos discuss whether a high school quarterback was unjustly kicked off the team.
Sean Ewen, a research economist with the Seidman Research Institute at Arizona State University, joins Joe Huizenga and Gaydos to explain what's driving up housing prices.
Joe Huizenga and Gaydos discuss the newly unveiled Tesla Roadster, which the company says can fly.
Secretary of State Adrian Fontes joins Joe Huizenga and Gaydos to discuss the envelope of white powder sent to his office that forced an evacuation of the Capitol.
Have ads become too provocative? One MLB player thinks so. Joe Huizenga and Gaydos discuss.
Joe Huizenga and Gaydos discuss Arizona State University's decision to part ways with head hockey coach Greg Powers.
After an accident at Six Flags Over Georgia that left a rider dead, Joe Huizenga and Gaydos discuss newly revealed safety records that suggest the park's rides may not be as safe as previously thought.
Joe Huizenga and Gaydos discuss why billboards calling for Michael Bidwell have started to appear around Phoenix and just how many fans are on board with the idea.
Tyler Montague, president of Public Integrity Alliance and a Republican consultant and activist; Laurie Roberts, former columnist for The Arizona Republic; and Christine Jones, former GOP candidate for governor and former executive vice president and general counsel for GoDaddy, join Joe Huizenga and Gaydos to discuss President Trump’s visit to Bullhead City and more.
Shira Tanzer, KTAR News education solutions reporter, joins Joe Huizenga and Gaydos to explain how Proposition 320 would affect Arizona schools.
Joe Huizenga nad Gaydos are joined by Paul Bentz to break down the newst polling numbers from HighGround.
Joe Huizenga and Gaydos discuss an Oregon football coach who was fired after a 63-0 win.
A man died after getting mauled by a tiger. How did that happen? Well, he jumped in it's enclosure wanting a picture.
Cornell University is suspending fraternity parties and social events in response to the investigation into the alledged gang rape of a Jane Doe at the Chi Phi fraternity house. Should ASU and U of A follow suit?
Comedian Shane Gillis is getting bakclash for commenting on women's clothing at the gym. Do you have to take a jab a women just to be funny?
New polling shows Democrats are soaring above their Republican opponents. Chuck breaks down what the numbers mean.
A man died after being flung out of the Goliath rollercoaster a Six Flags over Georgia. Is it worth going on a roller coaster?
Halloween is fast approaching, what are the top costumes for couples?
ASU has announced they plan to hire a new head coach for their men's hockey program. What took so long?
Andy Biggs is claiming Katie Hobbs and her supporters would be ok with him being physically harmed. Meghan tells us why saying those things isn't a good idea.
Everyone is talking about executions lately. We hear from Gayle Bass as she shares a couple deaths she's witnessed.
Are you mourning the Cardinals trading Marvin Harrison Jr?
After a Walmart employee was supposedly just given some flowers for her 44 year milestone, Gaydos and Gayle Bass discuss ways companies should be rewarding workers with real loyalty.
One of the greatest personalities in football, Mike Ditka has passed away. Gaydos and Ian dive in to some of the coaches best moments.
Why does Andy Biggs feel threatened by Katie Hobbs and her supporters? Barry joins the show to reflect why Andy Biggs is taking issue with the targeted ads towards him.