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The Ray Stevens Show (Sept. 24, 2026) | Diesel Prices, High School Football & Economic Insights Sep 24, 2026

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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.

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Why Cattle Ranching Represents American Freedom Sep 23, 2026

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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.

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Rob Russell on His Vision for the Kane County Sheriff’s Office Sep 23, 2026

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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.

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The Ray Stevens Show (Sept. 23, 2026) | North Korea’s New Missile, Kane County Sheriff’s Race & the Future of American Ranching Sep 23, 2026

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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

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The Ray Stevens Show (Sept. 22, 2026) | Indiana Storm Recovery, Pritzker's Health Update & Ukraine's Strike on Russia Sep 22, 2026

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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

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Gov. Pritzker Reveals Type 2 Diabetes Diagnosis, GLP-1 Treatment Sep 22, 2026

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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.

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Gov. Mike Braun Announces Storm Recovery Resources for Lake County Sep 22, 2026

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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.

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Who Pays the Price? Tom Weitzel on Chicago's Costly Police Settlements Sep 21, 2026

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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.

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Military Monday: Veteran Minor Mobley Is Turning Patriotism Into Genuine Valor Sep 21, 2026

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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.

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The Ray Stevens Show (Sept. 21, 2026) | UN General Assembly, Chicago Police Settlements, Immigration & Military Monday Sep 21, 2026

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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

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