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Steve Bernas, president and CEO of the Better Business Bureau of Chicago and Northern Illinois, joins The Ray Stevens Show with an important warning for parents: scammers can use back-to-school photos for nefarious purposes.
Bernas explains what parents should consider before posting pictures of their children online and how families can protect themselves from scammers who may exploit information shared on social media.
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House Majority Whip Tom Emmer joins The Ray Stevens Show to discuss a group impersonating voters to highlight Minnesota's controversial “voter vouch” law.
Emmer explains the concerns surrounding the law and why he believes election integrity and confidence in the voting process remain critical issues for voters.
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Hannah Schmid, manager of education policy at Illinois Policy, discusses Illinois students returning to public schools amid poor results in reading, math and attendance. Gen. Richard Newton, senior national security contributor for NewsNation, breaks down the expiration of an MOU involving Iran and what could happen next. Fox News Radio’s Eben Brown looks at the Democratic Socialists of America and efforts to overtake Florida in upcoming primaries. Betsy Brantner Smith, spokeswoman for the National Police Association, weighs the benefits of Flock cameras against concerns from communities about their use.
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Fox News Radio’s Jonathan Savage examines President Trump’s order to reduce U.S. military drills with South Korea and the reasoning behind the decision. Nicole Huyer, senior research associate at The Heritage Foundation, makes the case for capitalism as Gen Z continues to criticize the economic system. Certified career coach Monique Demonaco discusses the rise of the “stay-at-home boyfriend” as more women enter the workforce. During Military Monday, retired Air Force Maj. Gen. John Borling discusses joining the Veteran Business Project board and efforts to expand veteran business ownership nationwide.
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Retired Air Force Maj. Gen. John Borling joins The Ray Stevens Show for Military Monday to discuss his new role with the Veteran Business Project.
Borling is joining the organization's board to help expand veteran business ownership nationwide — giving veterans the opportunity to turn their leadership skills and military experience into successful businesses.
From serving our country to building the next generation of veteran entrepreneurs, Borling explains why supporting veteran-owned businesses is an important part of the mission.
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Kevin Kelly of A Road to Help discusses a motorcycle run raising awareness for suicide prevention and PTSD. Fox News Radio’s Jared Halpern examines who could replace Karoline Leavitt as White House press secretary. Ilyse Strongin previews Highwood’s 12th Annual Bloody Mary Fest. Mark Lukas of PAWS Chicago discusses animal welfare and the organization’s work helping animals in need. Jonathan Hoenig, host of The Capitalist Pig, joins the show to discuss the latest economic and financial issues.
Key Segments:
Motorcycle run raises awareness for PTSD and suicide prevention
Who could replace Karoline Leavitt?
Highwood’s Bloody Mary Fest
PAWS Chicago and animal welfare
Jonathan Hoenig on the economy
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Jon Costas, mayor of Valparaiso, joins Ray Stevens to discuss the city's ongoing recovery efforts following recent severe weather. Costas outlines the steps local officials are taking restore services, support affected residents and businesses, and coordinate recovery resources as the community rebuilds.
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John Ullyot, former deputy assistant to President Trump, joins Ray Stevens to discuss the GOP's strategy for the 2026 midterm elections and whether momentum on the political left is beginning to fade. Later, Dr. Colleen Carter, president and CEO of Glenwood Academy, explains how the school is responding to tornado damage and seeks community support for cleanup and recovery efforts.
Jon Costas, mayor of Valparaiso, provides an update on storm recovery initiatives, while Stephen Moore shares his perspective on the economy. The show wraps up with Mayor Brad Stephens, who discusses the opening of the new Rosemont Museum and its role in celebrating the community's history and culture.
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Dr Colleen Carter, president and CEO of Glenwood Academy, joins Ray Stevens to discuss the academy's tornado recovery efforts on campus. She explains the school's immediate needs and how community members can help support cleanup and rebuilding efforts.
Financial donations are currently being accepted at https://www.glenwoodacademy.org/donate.
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Fox News Radio's Eben Brown breaks down the results of the South Carolina, Minnesota and Wisconsin primaries. State Rep. Brandun Schweizer discusses his opponent's response to questions surrounding praise for Aaron Ammons, a Champaign County clerk accused of a kickback scheme. Senior broadcast meteorologist Ray Stagich delivers a quick weather update. OutKick's Dan Zaksheske discusses two former NBA players declaring their eligibility for the WNBA Draft and what it could mean for women's professional basketball.
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Results from major primary elections
Illinois political controversy
Weather update
Former NBA players enter WNBA Draft discussion
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