



The Ray Stevens Show - Thursday, March 5th 2026

Detroit police chief reprimands officers for communicating with Customs and Border Protection
Ret. police chief Tom Weitzel joins Andrea Darlas to share the ridiculous details of a politically motivated police chief in Detroit who wanted to terminate two officers for cooperating with Customs and Border Protection agents.

Disparti Law Files Massive Grooming and Sexual Misconduct Case Against Oswego #308 School District
Attorney Larry Disparti joins the Ray Stevens Show to talk about a new lawsuit against Oswego #308 School District by four young women alleging years of grooming, sexual harassment, and sexual misconduct by former teacher and coach Sean Staffeldt.

Illinois takes another swing at graduated income tax
Despite being shot down in 2020, Illinois legislators are once again pushing a new graduated income tax that seeks to punish so-called billionaires. Illinois Policy's Dylan Sharkey joins Ray to explain some of the changes they've made this time around and why it still won't work for Illinois.

The Ray Stevens Show - Wednesday, March 4th 2026

The Ray Stevens Show - Tuesday, March 3rd 2026
Andrea Darlas and Nick Gale fill in for Ray on another packed edition of the Ray Stevens Show: Phil Flynn Energy Analyst, Price Futures Group tackles how Iran strikes have caused a spike in gas prices and when they might come down. 2nd Ward Alderman Ald. Brian Hopkins on Chicago’s credit downgrad…

The Ray Stevens Show - Monday, March 2nd 2026

The Ray Stevens Show - Thursday, February 26th 2026

Former Governor Pat Quinn joins the fight to keep the Bears in Illinois
Governor Pat Quinn joins Ray Stevens to lay out his new petition to keep the Bears in Illinois and why he feels the fans need to raise their voices loud in the face of losing our "pride and joy" to Northwest Indiana. You can sign the petition now at beardownforillinois.com.

Farm bankruptcies jumped 46% in 2025
Agri-Biz legend Max Armstrong returns to the Ray Stevens Show to talk about the shocking rise in bankruptcies among family farms last year and what the future holds for the American farmer in 2026.