Bruce St. James and Larry Gaydos dissect the day's headlines with flair and passion while turning the often-serious world of news into an engaging experience. Watch and listen weekdays 4-7 p.m. on 92.3 FM, the KTAR App and ktar.com.
One college professor went viral on TikTok for telling students to drop out of a class. Gaydos and Pamela Hughes talk about why they agree and disagree with some of her points.
A new AI device can be worn around a person's neck as a companion. Pamela Hughes and Gaydos talk about why this is a good or bad idea.
From poker games to spy-like technology, the FBI is investigating a gambling scandal with mafia ties. Gaydos and Pamela Hughes breakdown the case and get insight from KTAR Legal Analyst, Barry Markson.
Earlier today the FBI indicted 30 people for a NBA gambling scandal. Barry Markson, KTAR legal analyst, joins Gaydos and Pamela Hughes to talk about the investigation and charges.
A new study shows less of Gen-Z is able to purchase houses. Bruce and Gaydos talk about why and possible solutions to save money.
The first ever 5 O'clock Face off debuts with Stacy Pearson, democratic political strategist; Chuck Coughlin, republican political strategist and Ricardo Reyes, Marine veteran and with Common Defense. This panel breaks down the latest political headlines and Arizona issues by civil debate.
Earlier today two people in Flagstaff were struck by lightning. Bruce tells Gaydos his story of being struck when he was a kid.
The Suns start their season tonight after an off-season rebuild. Jon Bloom, play-by-play announcer joins Bruce and Gaydos to talk about season expectations for the team.
Restaurants are adding a surcharge as an employee retention fee. Bruce and Gaydos talk about why this is a bad idea.
A super ager is someone with a younger mind than their physical age. Bruce and Gaydos talks about how this helps prevent dementia.
Foreclosures are up 30% since last year and homelessness is up 40%. Bruce and Gaydos talk about what these numbers could mean as economy stressors continue.
Over the weekend, Bruce took his girlfriend out for a birthday dinner and split an entree. Bruce and Gaydos are shocked about the price Bruce paid and discuss why it cost him a pretty penny.
A new study shows that retiring early can take nine years off your life. Bruce and Gaydos talk about why you need to work longer.
President Trump started construction on his gold ballroom. Bruce and Gaydos ask Meghan McCain her thoughts on it.
Homelessness in Phoenix has risen 40% in the past year. Bruce and Gaydos talk about what clearing out the Zone did to hurt the unsheltered population.
The Cardinals head into their by week 2-3 after losing to the Green Bay Packers. Paul Calvisi, Arizona Cardinals host and reporter, joined Bruce and Gaydos to break down Sunday's game.
Pickleball is sending hundreds of people to the hospital with eye injuries. Bruce and Gaydos talk about how these injuries occur in the popular retirement sport.
The test scores are in ... and Arizona didn't place well. Bruce and Gaydos talk about the proficiency rates and if students should be held back.
Richard Djerf was executed today for four murders he committed in the 90's. Bruce and Gaydos are joined by 3TV reporter and True Crima Arizona Host, Briana Whitney, to talk about what she witnessed.
Richard Djerf was put to death this morning for murdering a family of four. Briana Whitney, 3TV reporter and host of True Crime Arizona, witnessed the execution. Djerf was messaging her weeks before his death.
Bruce & Gaydos explain a new partnership between Waymo and DoorDash.
Governor Hobbs joined Bruce & Gaydos in studio for Talk to the Governor. They discussed her reelection campaign, the border security, Arizona job growth and more!
Bruce & Gaydos talk to a Tempe business owner about what it was like being at work when the microburst storm occurred on Monday.
Dale Sievwright joined Bruce & Gaydos to share his story of what happened when the microburst storm hit his business on Monday in Tempe.
Bruce & Gaydos recount the life, legacy and their memories of the band KISS after hearing the news of the passing guitarist Ace Frehley.