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.
Bruce & Pamela Hughes share an OpenAI story out of Germany that may have you think of generative A.I. different than before.
Bruce and Pamela Hughes reacted to a judge declaring a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial earlier today. They also shared what you should or shouldn't be streaming this weekend on Stream Team.
Senator Ruben Gallego joined Outspoken for his monthly exclusive. He shared his thoughts on the ongoing war with Iran, concerns over Colorado River water cuts, and more!
Bruce and Pamela Hughes are joined by Senator Ruben Gallego. They discussed what a potential off ramp could look like with the war in Iran.
Barry Markson joined Bruce and Pamela Hughes to explain why a judge declared a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case.
Bruce & Pamela Hughes share the top most dangerous songs on popular driving playlists due to their 120 BPM.
Bruce & Gaydos discuss how the war with Iran has impacted gas prices for the past six months and when Americans could see a reprieve.
Barry Markson joined Bruce and Gaydos and shared the latest information on how Supreme Court cases could impact the Midterm election in November.
Frank Milstead joined Bruce & Gaydos to share his professional opinion as a former law enforcement executive because the Phoenix Police Dept. released disciplinary records for former officers Antonio Felix and Luis Vasquez who were both arrested and are facing aggravated assault charges.
Bruce & Gaydos share new survey data where respondents shared the habits that quietly drive colleagues mad in the work place.
Bruce & Gaydos explain how some Phoenix-area restaurants are getting creative when they are berated online by unreasonable customers.
Bruce & Gaydos explain why gas prices could hit a record high this Labor Day weekend.
Bruce & Gaydos host another edition of the Faceoff! They are joined by Independent/No Labels candidate for Governor Teri Ann Hourihan, former Arizona U.S. Congressman Matt Salmon and former Arizona State Senator Michelle Ugenti-Rita. They discuss data center concerns, the war with Iran, and the upcoming gubernatorial race.
What do you do with family heirlooms your children don't want? Bruce and Gaydos share how they handled certain items that were passed down to them.
Bruce & Gaydos ask if it is possible in this day and age to forego data centers. They also discuss movie theater etiquette.
Bruce & Gaydos share the latest updates on the condition of ASU hockey player Matthew Mayich who collapsed suring an outdoor exercise last Thursday and remains in critical condition.
Bruce & Gaydos discuss a new survey by Acorns that says 57 percent of parents said discussing such topics as drugs, alcohol and sex would be easier than talking about money.
Bruce & Gaydos discuss a new Pew Research Center poll that says Americans in their 40s are the most likely to be sandwiched between their children and an aging parent.
Bruce & Gaydos discuss new data that shows families are turning away from allowing their children to play tackle football.
Bruce & Gaydos share more information about the deadly flash flood in the Grand Canyon and also share the latest news on the cyclospora parasite.
Bruce & Gaydos talk to an eyewitness of the Grand Canyon floods and share updates on the latest information we have.
Congressman David Schweikert joined Bruce & Gaydos to share what it was like to witness the flooding in the Grand Canyon over the weekend.
Bruce and Gaydos share their favorite duets of all time. They also discuss President Trump's comments on why Americans should like data centers.
Bruce & Gaydos explain why President Trump made comments in an interview about wanting voters to pretend his name is on the ballot in November.
Meghan McCain joined Bruce & Gaydos to discuss how President Trump's decisions over the past two years of his second term could positively or negatively impact other Republicans on the ballots and their chances with voters in November.