Outspoken with Bruce & Gaydos

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.

Have you been to the Arizona State Fair yet? Zach Buchanan joins the show to share all the crazy things he ate while he was there.

Michael Kiefer has witnessed seven executions. He shares why the recently announced execution that will be livestreamed might be a bad idea.

The Pentagon has annonced the execution of Nidal Malik Hasan, who killed 13 people at Ft. Hood in Texas, will be livestreamed. Should this be something available to the public?

The alleged gang rape at Cornell University has caused a lot of people to second guess college culture. Gaydos and Ian Schwartz discuss why you should have a tough conversation with your kids.

Andy Biggs claims he has been receiving death threats as a result of targeted ads. He believes Gov. Katie Hobbs would be thrilled to see him harmed, but Hobbs has rejected the claim, condemning any political violence.

Joe Huizenga and Gaydos discuss the unfortunate timing one sportscaster faced while preparing for a medical procedure.

Joe Huizenga and Gaydos discuss the possibility of a plague outbreak in Russia and how transparent the Russian government is being about the case.

Joe Huizenga and Gaydos discuss recent developments in the case of Christian Diaz Rendon, a man shot by Phoenix police officers

Joe Huizenga and Gaydos react to Stephen A. Smith's comments about a Philadelphia Eagles player's mental health struggles.

Arizona U.S. Sen. Ruben Gallego talk about ASU's handling of the Matthew Mayich case, the general election, the Cornell sexual assault case and other topics in this wide ranging interview. 

Stacy Pearson, political strategist and co-founder of Lumen Strategies; Chuck Coughlin, president and CEO of HighGround Inc.; and Daniel Keenan, Valley businessman and former GOP congressional candidate, join Bruce and Joe Huizenga in this edition of The Faceoff to talk about what's on the ballot this November and Arizona's stance on the death penalty.

Bruce and Joe Huizenga discuss whether features in "Grand Theft Auto VI" that allow players to develop a relationship with a character in the game count as cheating

Bruce and Joe Huizenga discuss whether the U.S. should be alarmed after a worker at a Siberian plague research institute died of a suspected plague infection.

The Scottsdale City Council heard the police department's stance on Flock cameras, but does Scottsdale mayor Lisa Borowsky disagree?

The trainer that was present at the workout that landed Matthew Mayich on life support, was reassigned. Is this related to the investigation or are trainers coming and going often?

The Arizona state fair can get pretty pricey. Is it worth it to take your family, or should you save some money and go to Disneyland instead?

The University of Arizona has paused all fraternity activities amid misconduct investigation. Is this just a coincidence, or is the situation at Cornell impacting how schools are looking at greek life.

The city of Phoenix has announced they will resume water shutoffs for delinquent accounts, ending a six year pause. Did you take advantage of this or were you paying your bill on time, every time?

What specifics about the Matthew Mayich incident will be looked into now that there will be an investigation? Matthew Gress joins the show to make sense of the board of regents' latest statement. 

Bruce tells us about the impact he saw on truckers at the pump this weekend.

One in five voters dislike both political parties. Where do you fall in that statistic?

What in the world should we expect for the midterms? Meghan McCain breaks down some of the possibilities.

Did your parents let you roam as far as you wanted from home? How far do you let your kids go without adult supervision?