The Ray Stevens Show

E.J. Antoni, chief economist at the Heritage Foundation, joins The Ray Stevens Show to discuss a new report alleging that major banks have denied services to customers based on their political, social or religious beliefs. Antoni examines the report’s findings and the broader questions surrounding financial access, fairness and whether Americans are being treated differently because of their views.  

Cully Stimson, a legal expert on immigration and national security, joins The Ray Stevens Show to discuss questions surrounding Rep. Ilhan Omar and what evidence investigators are looking for. Stimson examines the legal questions at the center of the controversy and what could happen next.

Today on The Ray Stevens Show, Phil Flynn, energy analyst with Price Futures Group and contributor to Fox Business, discusses whether a Russian diesel deal will make a difference in energy markets. Cully Stimson, a legal expert on immigration and national security, examines questions surrounding Rep. Ilhan Omar, including what evidence investigators are looking for and what could happen next. E.J. Antoni, chief economist at the Heritage Foundation, discusses a new report alleging that major banks have denied services based on customers’ political, social or religious beliefs. Key Segments: Phil Flynn: Will a Russian diesel deal make a difference? Cully Stimson: Ilhan Omar — questions about the evidence and what happens next E.J. Antoni: Report alleges major banks denied services based on political, social or religious beliefs

Headlines say crime is down, but what's the reality on the city streets? Chief Tom Weitzel, retired police chief of Riverside, joins Ray Stevens to break down the city's latest surge in gun violence following a second mass shooting in two days. Weitzel examines the numbers behind the headlines, discusses the challenges facing law enforcement and shares his perspective on the ongoing debate over crime, public safety and community confidence in Chicago

Lynn Lowder, co-founder and CEO of the Veteran Business Project, joins Ray Stevens to discuss the organization's mission to help veterans transition from military service to business ownership. Lowder also previews the third annual Valor to Venture Gala on Oct. 29 at Hotel Arista, which raises funds to support veteran entrepreneurs through mentorship, networking and business development resources.

John Ullyot, former deputy assistant to President Trump, joins Ray Stevens to discuss the Trump administration's midterm election strategy and the decision to suspend Russian oil sanctions. Later, Chief Tom Weitzel, retired police chief of Riverside, weighs in on Chicago's recent surge in gun violence following a second mass shooting in two days and the ongoing debate over crime trends in the city. Jonathan Savage of Fox News Radio discusses President Trump's approach toward Iran, including options under consideration short of nuclear action. During Military Monday, Lynn Lowder, co-founder and CEO of the Veterans Business Project, highlights the organization's upcoming Valor to Venture Gala and its mission to help veterans build successful businesses after military service.

Today on The Ray Stevens Show, Jonathan Savage of Fox News Radio examines why students in France are protesting and clashing with police. State Rep. Patrick Windhorst joins the show to discuss how he and fellow lawmakers Reps. John Cabello and Patrick Tipsword are demanding accountability following the murder of CTA worker Julian Mobley. David Hochberg of Team Hochberg and Atlantic Coast Mortgage joins for a housing and mortgage update. Stephen Moore, co-founder of Unleash Prosperity, discusses economic issues, while Jeff Monosso of Fox News Radio covers Social Security’s newly announced annual cost-of-living adjustment.   Key Segments: Jonathan Savage: Student protests and clashes with police in France Rep. Patrick Windhorst: Lawmakers demand accountability following the murder of CTA worker Julian Mobley David Hochberg: Mortgage and housing market update Stephen Moore: Economic policy and prosperity Jeff Monosso: Social Security’s annual cost-of-living adjustment

Illinois State Rep. Patrick Windhorst joins The Ray Stevens Show to discuss calls for accountability following the murder of CTA worker Julian Mobley. Windhorst joins fellow state Reps. John Cabello and Patrick Tipsword in demanding answers and accountability in the wake of the killing.

Chris Plante, host of The Chris Plante Show, joins Ray Stevens to discuss the latest political headlines and issues shaping the national conversation. Later, Simon Hankinson, senior research fellow at The Heritage Foundation, examines the debate over Islamist extremism and discusses when criticism of extremist ideologies becomes labeled as Islamophobia. Champion pumpkin grower Joe Adkins, known as "Pumpkin Joe," discusses the new documentary Joe and the Giant Pumpkin and his passion for growing record-breaking pumpkins. Comedian Bert Kreischer joins the show to preview his Permission to Party Tour stop at The Chicago Theatre, while Mayor Brad Stephens shares the latest news from Rosemont

Comedian, actor and podcaster Bert Kreischer joins Ray Stevens to discuss his Permission to Party Tour and upcoming performances at The Chicago Theatre. Kreischer shares what fans can expect from the show and reflects on his busy career in comedy and entertainment.

Today on The Ray Stevens Show, Ald. Ray Lopez of Chicago’s 15th Ward discusses Mayor Brandon Johnson’s plan to address the city’s massive budget deficit. Lilly Rossi of the Illinois Policy Institute examines how Illinois’ population loss could cost the state a second seat in Congress under Gov. JB Pritzker. Mike Emanuel, Fox News chief Washington correspondent, joins the show to discuss reports that former Vice President Kamala Harris is preparing for another run for the White House. The show also features Tirade Tuesday, with a chance to win two tickets to see Def Leppard and the Goo Goo Dolls at the United Center. Key Segments: Ald. Ray Lopez: Mayor Johnson’s plan to tackle Chicago’s budget deficit Lilly Rossi: Illinois’ population loss and the potential loss of a congressional seat Mike Emanuel: Kamala Harris and the possibility of another presidential campaign

Mike Emanuel, Fox News chief Washington correspondent, joins The Ray Stevens Show to discuss reports that former Vice President Kamala Harris is preparing for another run for the White House. Emanuel examines Harris’ potential political future and what another presidential campaign could mean for the Democratic Party as the next election cycle approaches.

Today on The Ray Stevens Show, Steve Mandel, a longtime friend of Mike Ditka, joins us to reflect on the life and legacy of the legendary Chicago Bears player and coach, who died at 86. Jeff Monosso of Fox News Radio examines Michigan’s U.S. Senate race as one of the key contests to watch in the 2026 midterm elections. Diane Kelley of Friends of Fisher House Illinois previews Rockin’ for Heroes, a Nov. 15 event at Joe’s Live in Rosemont supporting military families. Finally, Tim Wrightman, a tight end on the 1985 Chicago Bears, shares his memories of Ditka and reflects on the impact the Hall of Fame coach had on the team and Chicago football. Key Segments: Steve Mandel: Remembering his longtime friend Mike Ditka Jeff Monosso: Michigan’s U.S. Senate race and the 2026 midterms Diane Kelley: Rockin’ for Heroes and supporting military families Tim Wrightman: Remembering Mike Ditka and the 1985 Chicago Bears

Tim Wrightman, a tight end on the legendary 1985 Chicago Bears, joins The Ray Stevens Show to remember Mike Ditka and reflect on the impact the Hall of Fame coach had on the team. Wrightman shares perspective on Ditka’s legacy and the unforgettable Bears team that remains a defining part of Chicago sports history.

Sponsored by The Duchess Manor Haunted House at the Arboretum of South Barrington. Diane Kelley of Friends of Fisher House Illinois joins The Ray Stevens Show for Military Monday to preview Rockin’ for Heroes, taking place Nov. 15 at Joe’s Live in Rosemont. The event supports the organization’s mission of helping military and veteran families. Kelley discusses the upcoming fundraiser and the importance of supporting those who serve our country and the loved ones who stand beside them.

Today on The Ray Stevens Show, Joe Sanchez, head coach of Barrington football, previews the Big Game of the Week matchup against Fremd. Kenny Winslow, executive director of the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police and former Springfield police chief, joins us for First Responder Friday to discuss issues affecting law enforcement and police leadership. Tony Danza, grand marshal of the Columbus Day Parade, joins the show to discuss the upcoming celebration. Plus, Mark Lukas of PAWS Chicago shares updates from the animal welfare organization, while Jonathan Hoenig of The Capitalist Pig offers his perspective on the markets and investing.   Key Segments: Joe Sanchez: Barrington vs. Fremd in the Big Game of the Week Kenny Winslow: First Responder Friday with the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police Tony Danza: Grand marshal of the Columbus Day Parade Mark Lukas: PAWS Chicago and animal welfare Jonathan Hoenig: The Capitalist Pig and financial markets

Kenny Winslow, executive director of the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police and former Springfield police chief, joins The Ray Stevens Show for First Responder Friday. Winslow discusses issues affecting law enforcement and the challenges facing police leaders across Illinois.

Actor Tony Danza joins The Ray Stevens Show ahead of the Columbus Day Parade, where he will serve as grand marshal. Danza discusses his role in the celebration and the upcoming parade honoring Italian-American heritage and culture.

Barrington head football coach Joe Sanchez joins The Ray Stevens Show to preview the Big Game of the Week matchup against Fremd. Sanchez discusses the upcoming contest as the two high school football programs prepare to face off in a key matchup.

Ryan Lacey, drummer for Gaelic Storm, joins The Ray Stevens Show to discuss running the Chicago Marathon with Team ALS. Lacey is taking on the marathon to help raise funds and awareness for ALS research, combining a major personal challenge with a mission to support the fight against the disease.

Lou Sponsel, head coach of Fremd football, joins The Ray Stevens Show to preview the Big Game of the Week matchup between Fremd and Barrington. Sponsel discusses the upcoming rivalry matchup and what fans can expect when the two teams take the field.

White Sox legend Ron Kittle, the 1983 American League Rookie of the Year, joins The Ray Stevens Show as Chicago prepares to host Cleveland in Game 3 of the ALDS. With the White Sox holding a 2-0 series lead, Kittle weighs in on the team’s postseason run and the excitement surrounding playoff baseball on the South Side.

Today on The Ray Stevens Show, Ron Kittle, White Sox legend and 1983 American League Rookie of the Year, joins the show as Chicago hosts Cleveland in Game 3 of the ALDS. The White Sox lead the series 2-0 and have a chance to advance with a victory. ReutersJeff Monosso of Fox News Radio discusses Tennessee Republicans considering new options for carrying out executions of death-row inmates. Key Segments: Ron Kittle: White Sox host Cleveland in Game 3 of the ALDS Jeff Monosso: Tennessee considers new options for executions

Phil Flynn, energy analyst at Price Futures Group, joins Ray Stevens to discuss whether energy prices will remain elevated as the country heads into the fall season. Shannon Adcock, founder of Awake Illinois, explains how a new federal education tax credit could expand educational opportunities and give parents more flexibility in choosing the best learning environment for their children. Charles Lipson, professor emeritus at the University of Chicago, discusses how national issues are shaping key midterm races across the country. Later, Jonathan Savage of Fox News Radio breaks down the U.S. decision to remove bombers from a military base in the United Kingdom following an apparent terrorist threat. Listeners also have a chance to win tickets to see Ron White and Bailey/Delmar Live during a special Tirade Tuesday giveaway.

U.S. Army veteran SSG. Randall Case of American Legion Post 489 in Yorkville joins The Ray Stevens Show for Military Monday to discuss the “Light the Flame” campaign, an effort to restore and sustain Yorkville’s veterans’ monument. Case explains why preserving local memorials matters and how the community can help honor those who served.

Mike Emanuel, chief Washington correspondent for Fox News, joins The Ray Stevens Show to reflect on three decades with the network. Emanuel joined Fox News in 1997 and has covered presidential campaigns, major national security stories and some of the biggest political events of the past 30 years.

Today on The Ray Stevens Show, retired Riverside Police Chief Tom Weitzel responds to Sen. Tammy Duckworth’s claim that police are “executing” people, discussing the implications for law enforcement and public safety. Chandra Hendren, Heritage Action state director for Illinois, Missouri and Arkansas, examines the growing push by states and communities to place moratoriums on data centers amid concerns surrounding artificial intelligence, energy use and development. Illinois and several local governments have taken steps to pause or review data-center expansion, including an eight-month moratorium approved by Lake County. Ssg. Randall Case, U.S. Army (Ret.) and member of American Legion Post 489 in Yorkville, discusses the “Light the Flame” campaign to restore and sustain Yorkville’s veterans’ monument. Finally, Mike Emanuel, Fox News chief Washington correspondent, looks back on 30 years of Fox News and nearly three decades in Washington. Ray Stevens Show 8.17.26.docx (… Key Segments: Chief Tom Weitzel: Tammy Duckworth’s claim that police are “executing” people Chandra Hendren: AI, data centers and the growing push for moratoriums Ssg. Randall Case: “Light the Flame” campaign for Yorkville’s veterans’ monument Mike Emanuel: 30 years of Fox News and nearly 30 years in Washington Ron White Giveaway: Two tickets to The Chicago Theatre, Nov. 8 Bailey/Delmar Live: Two-ticket giveaway for Oct. 14

Retired Riverside Police Chief Tom Weitzel joins The Ray Stevens Show to respond to Sen. Tammy Duckworth’s claim that police are “executing” people. Weitzel discusses the implications of rhetoric like this for law enforcement, police officers and public safety.

Today on The Ray Stevens Show, Ted Dabrowski of Fight for Illinois discusses the “multi-billion local tax blitz” on November ballots, including local tax and bond proposals facing Illinois voters. Gen. Richard Newton, senior national security contributor for NewsNation, joins the show to discuss the U.S. withdrawal from Iraq and what comes next. The U.S. completed its departure from Erbil on Sept. 30, ending the Operation Inherent Resolve mission in Iraq and transitioning to a bilateral defense relationship while the counter-ISIS mission continues in Syria. David Hochberg of Team Hochberg and Atlantic Coast Mortgage joins the show, followed by Steven Moore, co-founder of Unleash Prosperity. Tyler Meyers, owner of Meyers Farm, joins us after $2,000 worth of pumpkins were stolen from his family farm.  Key Segments: Ted Dabrowski: The multi-billion-dollar local tax proposals on November ballots Gen. Richard Newton: U.S. forces leave Iraq — what happens next? David Hochberg: Mortgage and housing market update Steven Moore: Economics and prosperity Buy, Sell, Hold: Sponsored by Advanced Hair Tyler Meyers: $2,000 worth of pumpkins stolen from his family farm Bailey/Delmar Live: Two-ticket giveaway for Oct. 14

On today’s Ray Stevens Show, Jim Chilsen of the Citizens Utility Board discusses a letter from state and local elected officials opposing a proposed Peoples Gas rate hike. Jennifer Davis, Republican candidate for Illinois’ 8th Congressional District, joins the show to discuss her attendance at the MAHA Conference in Washington, D.C. Neeraja Deshpande of Independent Women discusses the Department of Education’s formal rescission of the Biden-era Title IX regulations and the reinstatement of the 2020 rule. The Education Department says the action restores its previous Title IX regulations, including rules governing women’s and girls’ athletic opportunities. Angela Cummings, executive director of AFSP Illinois, previews the Chicagoland Out of the Darkness Walk and its effort to raise awareness, support those affected by suicide and reduce stigma. Key Segments: Jim Chilsen: Elected officials oppose Peoples Gas rate hike Jennifer Davis: Illinois 8th Congressional District race, East Dundee Oktoberfest and MAHA Conference Neeraja Deshpande: Department of Education rescinds Biden-era Title IX rule Angela Cummings: AFSP Illinois Chicagoland Out of the Darkness Walk Bailey/Delmar Live: Two-ticket giveaway for Oct. 14 Chris Plante: Opening segment and national headlines

Ald. Brian Hopkins discusses the Chicago City Council’s expected vote on a $2.53 billion sale of the city’s remaining parking meter lease, a major development in Chicago’s long-running parking meter saga. E.J. Antoni, chief economist at the Heritage Foundation, examines the economic impact of crime and how Americans can protect themselves after more than $20 billion was lost to one type of crime. Pastor Donovan Price, founder and executive director of Solutions and Resources, discusses the deadly weekend violence in Chicago, where police reported two people killed and 19 injured. Jonathan Savage of Fox News Radio reports on President Trump’s reaction to an apparent terror plot targeting U.S. forces at a military base in the United Kingdom. Recent reporting says five suspects were arrested near RAF Fairford, with investigators examining possible links to a foreign state. Key Segments: Chicago's $2.53 billion parking meter lease deal The staggering cost of crime to Americans How to fight back against crime and fraud Chicago's weekend shootings and public safety Apparent terror plot targeting U.S. forces in the U.K. President Trump's reaction to the UK terror investigation

Fox News Radio’s Jonathan Savage looks at the latest speeches at the United Nations General Assembly and what Russia had to say over the weekend. Bill O’Reilly joins the show to discuss his new book, Confronting America: What Has to Change, which was released Sept. 15. Anthony Dyer, a retired Combat Special Missions Aviator, joins for Military Monday to discuss his new book, Moonchild: The Roots and Wings of a USAF Combat Special Missions Aviator. Billy Zureikat, content creator, pizza maker and Muscular Dystrophy advocate, explains the story behind the new Bears-themed beer he named Green Bay Tears. Plus, listeners have a chance to win two tickets to Bailey/Delmar Live on Oct. 14. Key Segments: Russia’s message at the United Nations Bill O’Reilly on Confronting America: What Has to Change Military Monday: Anthony Dyer and Moonchild The story behind the Bears-themed beer “Green Bay Tears” Billy Zureikat on the Bears, beer and his advocacy work Bailey/Delmar Live ticket giveaway

Content creator, pizza maker and Muscular Dystrophy advocate Billy Zureikat joins The Ray Stevens Show to explain the story behind “Green Bay Tears,” the new Bears-themed beer he helped name. Zureikat discusses the inspiration behind the name and the Chicago sports culture that helped turn it into a fitting Bears-themed brew. Follow Billy on Instagram for all things sports and pizza: @TheRealBillyZ

Sponsored by Ricky Rockets Fuel Centers — Fueling Your Drive. Powering Your Day. Supporting Communities. Retired U.S. Air Force Combat Special Missions Aviator Anthony Dyer joins The Ray Stevens Show for Military Monday to discuss his new book, Moonchild: The Roots and Wings of a USAF Combat Special Missions Aviator. Dyer's memoir explores his years in Special Operations Aviation, the missions that shaped his military career and the experiences that stayed with him long after leaving the service. His career included flying aboard AC-130 gunships and HH-60 Pave Hawk rescue helicopters, and his book examines the realities and personal costs of combat

Phil Flynn, energy analyst at Price Futures Group and contributor to Fox Business, joins Ray Stevens to discuss a proposed diesel export ban and whether it could help lower fuel prices for American consumers and businesses. Later, Casey Quedenfeld, head coach at Brother Rice, previews this week's Big Game of the Week matchup between Brother Rice and Mt. Carmel, one of the area's marquee high school football showdowns. David Hochberg shares the latest mortgage and real estate insights, while Stephen Moore, co-founder of Unleash Prosperity, offers his perspective on the economy and the issues shaping financial markets. Listeners also have a chance to win tickets to see KC and the Sunshine Band at the Genesee Theatre.

Fifth-generation cattle rancher Steve Lucie, owner of Lucie Cattle Co., joins The Ray Stevens Show to talk about the traditions, independence and responsibility behind American cattle ranching. Lucie discusses why he believes ranching represents a uniquely American form of freedom and shares his perspective on preserving the agricultural way of life for future generations.

Republican Kane County sheriff candidate Rob Russell joins The Ray Stevens Show to discuss his vision for the Sheriff’s Office and the issues he believes should be addressed by the next sheriff. Russell also discusses current Sheriff Ron Hain and the direction of the office. Russell won the Republican primary for Kane County sheriff in March and is on the ballot for the Nov. 3 general election.

Fox News Radio’s Jonathan Savage examines North Korea’s latest missile test after Kim Jong Un described the new weapon as an “incurable headache” for adversaries. Recent reporting says North Korea tested two short-range missiles, with the system described by Pyongyang as hypersonic. Rob Russell, a candidate for Kane County sheriff, discusses his vision for the office and questions surrounding current Sheriff Ron Hain. Steve Lucie, a fifth-generation cattle rancher and owner of Lucie Cattle Co., explains why he believes cattle ranching represents American freedom. Jeff Monosso reports on former Vice President Kamala Harris campaigning with Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed as Harris considers another presidential run. Plus, enter to win two tickets to see KC and the Sunshine Band at the Genesee Theatre on Saturday, Sept. 26. Key Segments: North Korea’s new missile and rising tensions Rob Russell on the Kane County sheriff’s race The future of the Kane County Sheriff’s Office Steve Lucie on cattle ranching and American freedom Kamala Harris campaigns for Abdul El-Sayed Is Kamala Harris considering another presidential run? KC and the Sunshine Band ticket giveaway

Gov. Mike Braun, governor of Indiana, joins Ray Stevens to discuss new Lake County "one-stop shops" designed to help residents recover from recent storms and access critical assistance services. Later, Mary Ann Ahern, political reporter for NBC 5 Chicago, breaks down Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker's announcement that he has been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes and is undergoing GLP-1 treatment. Steven E. Moore of the Ukraine Freedom Project discusses Ukraine's strike on a key oil field outside Moscow and whether it could affect Russia's war effort. Eben Brown, Fox News Radio correspondent, reports on protests that erupt following an ICE-related shooting in Austin, Texas

Mary Ann Ahern, political reporter for NBC 5 Chicago, joins Ray Stevens to discuss Gov. J.B. Pritzker's announcement that he has Type 2 diabetes and is receiving GLP-1 treatment. Ahern examines the political reaction and what the disclosure means for the governor moving forward.

Gov. Mike Braun joins Ray Stevens to discuss Indiana's response to recent severe weather and the launch of Lake County "one-stop shops" that connect residents with recovery assistance. Braun explains how the initiative helps communities navigate the rebuilding process and access needed resources.

Retired Riverside Police Chief Tom Weitzel joins The Ray Stevens Show to discuss Chicago's police settlements and the financial impact of repeated monetary payouts on taxpayers and law enforcement. Weitzel brings decades of experience in policing to the conversation, examining the consequences of settlements and what they mean for Chicago taxpayers and the men and women serving on the city's police force.

Sponsored by Ricky Rockets Fuel Centers — Fueling Your Drive. Powering Your Day. Supporting Communities. U.S. Marine Corps veteran and Genuine Valor co-founder Minor Mobley joins The Ray Stevens Show for Military Monday to discuss his veteran-founded apparel company and its mission to support the military and America. Mobley shares the story behind Genuine Valor and how the company uses apparel to celebrate military service, patriotism and the values that unite veterans and Americans.

Fox News Radio’s Jonathan Savage previews the opening of the United Nations General Assembly’s high-level week and the major issues world leaders will address, including international security, climate change, pandemic preparedness and other global challenges. (United Nations) Retired Riverside Police Chief Tom Weitzel discusses Chicago’s police settlements and concerns about the financial impact on taxpayers and police. Curtis Houck, managing editor of NewsBusters, examines seven crimes he says the media is ignoring involving illegal immigrants. Minor Mobley, U.S. Marine Corps veteran and co-founder of Genuine Valor, joins for Military Monday to discuss his veteran-founded apparel company and its mission to support the military and America. Key Segments: UN General Assembly: What will world leaders discuss? Chicago police settlements and their impact on taxpayers Media coverage of crimes involving illegal immigrants Military Monday: Minor Mobley and Genuine Valor Veteran-founded apparel supporting the military and America

Lyndsey McIntyre, associate clinical director at Living Pono Counseling, joins Ray Stevens to discuss specialized counseling services for first responders. McIntyre explains the unique challenges firefighters, police officers and emergency personnel face and how targeted mental health support can help them better manage stress and trauma

 Edgy Tim O’Halloran joins Ray Stevens to break down the biggest high school football matchups of the week and identify the teams to watch as the season heats up. State Rep. John Cabello, who represents Illinois' 90th District, discusses ongoing concerns surrounding the SAFE-T Act and its impact on public safety across the state. Lyndsey McIntyre, associate clinical director at Living Pono Counseling, discusses specialized mental health services for first responders during First Responder Friday. Later, Mark Lukas shares updates from PAWS Chicago, Jonathan Hoenig delivers his latest financial insights as The Capitalist Pig, and Tom on the Town rounds out the show with a look at local events and entertainment

Coach Jon Beutjer, head coach of Lyons Township High School, joins the show to talk Lions football. Stephen Richer, a legal fellow at the Cato Institute, discusses the Supreme Court’s rejection of the Trump administration’s bid to revive stricter mail-ballot rules ahead of the midterms. Rick Heidner, owner of Ricky Rockets Fuel Centers, previews the Duchess Manor Haunted House at the Arboretum of South Barrington. Tom Fortino of Alpha Wealth Group shares strategies for continuing to grow wealth in today’s economy. Matt Cody, driver of the legendary Grave Digger, previews Monster Jam’s return to Rosemont this weekend, with a family four-pack giveaway. Key Segments: Lyons Township football with Coach Jon Beutjer Supreme Court rejects bid to revive stricter mail-ballot rules Duchess Manor Haunted House at the Arboretum of South Barrington Tom Fortino on growing wealth in today’s economy Matt Cody and Grave Digger at Monster Jam Monster Jam returns to Rosemont Sept. 18–20 Monster Jam family four-pack giveaway

Tom Fortino of Alpha Wealth Group joins The Ray Stevens Show to discuss how investors can continue growing their wealth in today's economy. Fortino breaks down the challenges facing investors and the principles that can help people stay focused on building long-term financial security.

Matt Cody, driver of the legendary Grave Digger, joins The Ray Stevens Show ahead of Monster Jam's return to Rosemont. Cody talks monster trucks, Grave Digger and the excitement surrounding this weekend's action at Allstate Arena. The Rosemont event runs Sept. 18–20, with Cody behind the wheel of Grave Digger.

Lyons Township head coach Jon Beutjer joins The Ray Stevens Show to talk about the Lions and the successful start for the Lyons Township football season. Beutjer discusses the program and what fans can expect as the season continues.