Outspoken with Bruce and Gaydos

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.

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Episodes

Hour 3: Is Phoenix being invaded by robots?

Bruce and Gaydos explain how Phoenix became a city for major technological advancement.

Hour 2: The War Room with Bruce and Gaydos

Bruce and Gaydos are joined by Film/TV/Radio host Gayle Bass, President & CEO of HighGround Inc. Chuck Coughlin and former GoDaddy Chief Counsel Christine Jones for the War Room to discuss tariffs, court battles and more!

Hour 1: Why did the Department of Homeland Security detain a U.S. citizen in Arizona for ten days?

Bruce and Gaydos talk about a story of a 19-year-old U.S. citizen that was detained by Customs and Border Protection for ten days.

Hour 3: Do you watch shows with the subtitles on?

Americans say they're watchting TV shows with subtitles on, Bruce and Gaydos talk about why

Hour 2: Arizona's teacher shortage is an emergancy

Bruce and Gaydos discuss the number one reason teacher's are leaving their jobs.

Heidi Hommel, KTAR News Reporter

Heidi Hommel joins Bruce and Gaydos to share the latest updates in Lori Vallow Daybell's murder trial.

Hour 1: Are you skipping this year's summer vacation?

Bruce and Gaydos explain some of the warning signss in the economy, including why some U.S. adults are skipping their summer vacations.

Hour 3: Scottsdale man gets a phone call that nobody ever wants to receive

Bruce and Gaydos discuss a man who is out thousands of dollars due to a dating app scam.

Meghan McCain, Daughter of late Senator John McCain

Meghan McCain joins Outspoken for Mondays with Meghan where they discussed Pope Francis, Arizona's 2026 gubernatorial race and more.

Hour 2: How has AI impacted your child's education?

Bruce and Gaydos explain how AI has impacted the way young Gen-Zers view college education amidst the height of AI.