The Ray Stevens Show tackles rising utility costs, local political battles, and community support efforts across Illinois. Jim Chilsen of the Citizens Utility Board discusses accusations that Nicor Gas has overcharged customers, raising new concerns about energy bills and consumer protections. Former Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin joins the show to discuss efforts by residents to create a recall election process targeting Mayor Laesch. The program also features “Tirade Tuesday,” giving listeners a chance to weigh in on the biggest issues of the day. Later, Fox News TV’s Eric Shawn provides updates on the latest developments in the Mangione trial, while WGN-TV’s Patrick Elwood highlights an upcoming fundraiser supporting the Officer John Bartholomew Memorial Fund.

Key Segments:


Nicor Gas overcharging allegations


Aurora recall election proposal


Latest updates in the Mangione trial


Officer John Bartholomew Memorial fundraiser

The Ray Stevens Show tackles rising utility costs, local political battles, and community support efforts across Illinois. Jim Chilsen of the Citizens Utility Board discusses accusations that Nicor Gas has overcharged customers, raising new concerns about energy bills and consumer protections. Former Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin joins the show to discuss efforts by residents to create a recall election process targeting Mayor Laesch. The program also features &ldquo;Tirade Tuesday,&rdquo; giving listeners a chance to weigh in on the biggest issues of the day. Later, Fox News TV&rsquo;s Eric Shawn provides updates on the latest developments in the Mangione trial, while WGN-TV&rsquo;s Patrick Elwood highlights an upcoming fundraiser supporting the Officer John Bartholomew Memorial Fund.
Key Segments:
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Nicor Gas overcharging allegations
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Aurora recall election proposal
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Latest updates in the Mangione trial
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Officer John Bartholomew Memorial fundraiser
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Ray Stevens brings the RIGHT side of the conversation to mornings on 890 WLS-AM live from 6am-9am. If you missed the show, come here to catch up on the right side of Chicago talk.

Ray Stevens brings the RIGHT side of the conversation to mornings on 890 WLS-AM live from 6am-9am. If you missed the show, come here to catch up on the right side of Chicago talk.

The Ray Stevens Show

Ray Stevens brings the RIGHT side of the conversation to mornings on 890 WLS-AM live from 6am-9am. If you missed the show, come here to catch up on the right side of Chicago talk. 

Ray Stevens brings the RIGHT side of the conversation to mornings on 890 WLS-AM live from 6am-9am. If you missed the show, come here to catch up on the right side of Chicago talk.&nbsp;

The Ray Stevens Show (May 19, 2026) | Utility Bill Shock, Aurora Recall Push & Ofc. Bartholomew Memorial Fundraiser

David Hochberg of Team Hochberg joins for his regular visit to the Ray Stevens Show and shares his new position as a director with the Northbrook Veterans Center and how a recent Illinois house bill is a misguided attempt to improve the housing market.

David Hochberg of Team Hochberg joins for his regular visit to the Ray Stevens Show and shares his new position as a director with the Northbrook Veterans Center and how a recent Illinois house bill is a misguided attempt to improve the housing market.

David Hochberg talks Northbrook Veterans Center and the Illinois House Bill that will ruin the housing market

The Ray Stevens Show gets listeners ready for Memorial Day weekend with conversations focused on travel, gas prices, and the economy. Energy analyst Phil Flynn breaks down what drivers can expect at the pump heading into one of the busiest travel weekends of the year and explains the latest trends impacting fuel prices nationwide. Washington Post travel reporter Natalie Compton joins the show to discuss Memorial Day travel demand and debunk a viral airline ticket “hack” making the rounds online. Mortgage expert David Hochberg also stops by with updates on interest rates, home buying, and the current housing market outlook. Plus, another edition of “Buy, Sell, Hold,” sponsored by Advanced Hair Solutions.

Key Segments:


Memorial Day weekend gas prices


Viral airline ticket hack debunked


Housing market and mortgage updates


Buy, Sell, Hold 

The Ray Stevens Show gets listeners ready for Memorial Day weekend with conversations focused on travel, gas prices, and the economy. Energy analyst Phil Flynn breaks down what drivers can expect at the pump heading into one of the busiest travel weekends of the year and explains the latest trends impacting fuel prices nationwide. Washington Post travel reporter Natalie Compton joins the show to discuss Memorial Day travel demand and debunk a viral airline ticket &ldquo;hack&rdquo; making the rounds online. Mortgage expert David Hochberg also stops by with updates on interest rates, home buying, and the current housing market outlook. Plus, another edition of &ldquo;Buy, Sell, Hold,&rdquo; sponsored by Advanced Hair Solutions.
Key Segments:
<ul>
<li>
Memorial Day weekend gas prices
</li>
<li>
Viral airline ticket hack debunked
</li>
<li>
Housing market and mortgage updates
</li>
<li>
Buy, Sell, Hold&nbsp;
</li>
</ul>

The Ray Stevens Show (May 21, 2026) | Memorial Day Gas Prices, Travel Hacks & Housing Market Talk

The Ray Stevens Show covers the latest political headlines, free speech debates, and changing workforce trends. Chris Plante joins the program, while Fox News Radio’s Jonathan Savage discusses Vladimir Putin’s trip to China shortly after President Trump’s recent visit, raising new questions about global alliances and international strategy. Terry Newsome breaks down controversy surrounding a GOP event at an Addison restaurant that was reportedly canceled following complaints from Democrats, sparking debate over political pressure and viewpoint discrimination. Later, Fox News Radio’s Jeff Monosso provides updates on efforts by attorneys for Charlie Kirk’s alleged killer to seal evidence in the case. The show also features career coach Monique DeMonaco discussing why more parents are paying for professional coaching services to help their children land jobs in a competitive economy.

Key Segments:


Putin’s China visit after Trump trip


GOP event canceled after complaints


Charlie Kirk case evidence dispute


Parents hiring career coaches for kids

The Ray Stevens Show covers the latest political headlines, free speech debates, and changing workforce trends. Chris Plante joins the program, while Fox News Radio&rsquo;s Jonathan Savage discusses Vladimir Putin&rsquo;s trip to China shortly after President Trump&rsquo;s recent visit, raising new questions about global alliances and international strategy. Terry Newsome breaks down controversy surrounding a GOP event at an Addison restaurant that was reportedly canceled following complaints from Democrats, sparking debate over political pressure and viewpoint discrimination. Later, Fox News Radio&rsquo;s Jeff Monosso provides updates on efforts by attorneys for Charlie Kirk&rsquo;s alleged killer to seal evidence in the case. The show also features career coach Monique DeMonaco discussing why more parents are paying for professional coaching services to help their children land jobs in a competitive economy.
Key Segments:
<ul>
<li>
Putin&rsquo;s China visit after Trump trip
</li>
<li>
GOP event canceled after complaints
</li>
<li>
Charlie Kirk case evidence dispute
</li>
<li>
Parents hiring career coaches for kids
</li>
</ul>

The Ray Stevens Show (May 19, 2026) | Utility Bill Shock, Aurora Recall Push & Ofc. Bartholomew Memorial Fundraiser

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