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.
Gas prices continue to skyrocket. Are you keeping your composure when you see how much you pay?
Gen Z doesn't like when you call them out of the blue. Why is a kid setting up a meeting for a phone call?
President Trump has announced a ban on several news networks from the White House. Barry joins to explain the ramifications of a decision like this.
You might meet the love of your life at this weekend's Cardinals game with the help of a new app. And yes, they might be a Seahawks fan!
The arrest of a police impersonator in the valley adds to many questioning whether the police officer in their rear view mirror is real.
Bruce and Gaydos discuss the possibility that the war in Iran may be worse than the U.S. military is letting on.
Meghan McCain joins Bruce and Gaydos to share her memories of the late former Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl.
Have the big AI companies been underplaying the risk posed by AI? Bruce and Gaydos discuss multiple instances where AI has escaped human control.
Meghan McCain joins Bruce and Gaydos to honor the memory of Sen. Jon Kyl.
Bruce and Gaydos discuss whether employers should let employees work from home to save money on gas.
Bruce and Gaydos are joined in this installment of the Faceoff by KTAR legal analyst Barry Markson, Lumen Strategies co-founder Stacy Pearson and former Phoenix city councilman Sal DiCiccio to talk about interest rates, AI and more.
Bruce and Gaydos spoke to Jim Rounds, president and CEO of Rounds Consulting Group, about the Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates.
Bruce and Gaydos discuss how much more the holidays will cost for Americans this year.
Outspoken Weather Bunny, Ian Schwartz, who's the meteorologist at Arizona's Family joins Bruce and Gaydos to talk about the huge rain fall we saw this afternoon around the Valley.
Jim Rounds, the President and CEO of Rounds Consulting and Valley economist joins Bruce and Gaydos to talk about todays Federal Reserve interest rate hike and what impact it will have on your credit card and loan payments.
Bruce and Gaydos discuss a tragic accident in L.A. involving a news helicopter investigating a Metro bus crash.
Bruce and Gaydos discuss the potential for the Fed to raise interest rates in the coming days.
Bruce and Gaydos spoke to Robert Anglen from the Arizona Republic for an update in the case of an ASU hockey player who has been in a coma following a workout in extreme heat.
Bruce and Gaydos discuss an AI that escaped containment during a test.
Bruce and Gaydos discuss the the winners of the 78th primetime emmies.
Riders of Waymo were locked inside and the police called on them after bringing a gun into the car, which violates their terms of service. Should we induct Waymo into the Phoenix police department?
Sydney Sweeney is facing backlash after appearing nearly nude in a new ad for sports prediction company Novig. Critics say the campaign sexualizes women in sports, but are we asking the right questions?
With the midterms approaching, President Trump is trying to rally voters. Did the Republican National Midterm Convention do anything to sway voters on the edge?
Is President Trump trying to lose the midterms? Meghan McCain joins the show to share her opinion, and what she thought of the Republican National Midterm Convention.
After more than 30 years, news legend John Hook signs off for the final time. He joined us first to celebrate his big day.