Mac & Gaydos Show Audio

Almost everything available at our fingertips these days. Bruce and Gaydos wonder if we're getting too used to convenience. 

Arizona has been getting hurricane Polo leftovers. Ian Schwartz details what might have been the storm of the year.

Arizona lawmakers are getting involved with the ASU Hockey scandal. Matthew Gress is calling for an independent investigation into what took place to land Matthew Mayich in a coma.

With seven ASU men's hockey player challenging the universities account of the incident that landed Matthew Mayich in a coma, the Mayich family responds. Their attorney, Leonard Aragon joins to discuss what their statement means.

A new study shows men are more likely to have a romance with artificial intelligence. Do their partners consider that cheating? Bruce and Gaydos weigh in. 

We have not yet heard from the NFL on who is performing the 2027 Superbowl Halftime show. Bruce and Gaydos are starting the outrage, who is your pick to take the stage?

New developments in the ASU Men's hockey scandal is prompting Arizona lawmakers to push for an independent investigation. Bruce and Gaydos discuss the tragedy of Matthew Mayich and their dissapointment in the university. 

How did Bruce do at his big race? Gaydos tells us what he thought this weekend.

Meghan McCain joins to discuss elections. Is Arizona bracing for a giant blue wave, and what does she think of the candidates running this November?

Halloween is the latest thing to be affected by Trump's tarriffs. If you like candy, you better start saving up.

With the Arizona Diamondbacks out of the playoffs, second baseman Ketel Marte has been dubbed the NLLVP. 

Seven ASU hockey players have anonymously challenged the university's claim of what happened at the work out in which Matthew Mayich collapsed. Their attorney released a statement addressed to ASU President Michael Crow. 

Seven ASU men’s hockey players are anonymously challenging the university’s account of the workout during which Matthew Mayich collapsed. He remains in a coma. Their attorney, Tim Casey, shares details about the incident and the report submitted to ASU.

More Americans are drinking less alcohol. Bruce and Gaydos explore the reasons why people are putting the bottles down.

There doesn't seem to be hope for gas prices coming down. We talk national averages, and the importance of diesel in the economy. 

Reports are saying advisors are pushing President Trump to declare a state of emergency in order to sieze the November election. Secretary of State Adrian Fontes joined Bruce and Gaydos to discuss whether or not this could happen. 

A driver in Arizona was arrested for driving the wrong way on Interstate 40. He claimed he was participating in a game called 'Lunatic'. Bruce and Gaydos discuss this new trend and driver safety.

The Supreme Court has approved the use of the SAVE database. Barry Markson tell Bruce and Gaydos what they need to know and what it means for Novemeber's election.

A new challenge in the valley came with a hefty price tag. Bruce and Gaydos find out what the damage was and how much it cost.

A young woman was sat next to man performing a lewd sexual act while staring a her. How did this man walk free off the plane and why was the woman forced to sit next to him during landing?

KTAR legal analyst Barry Markson answers questions about the legal ramifications around the Matthew Mayich case. What charge could the MCAO charge someone with? Who would get charged and how do you prove intent?  

Is what happened to ASU Hockey player Matthew Mayich a tragedy or crime and could anyone at ASU face charges? Bruce and Gaydos talk with KTAR News Legal Analyst Barry Markson about it. 

Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville says furries are on many flight crews. Forget the gas and grocery prices in the country, Bruce and Gaydos talk about how bizarre this is that this Senator is worried about this and not the economy. 

Bruce is now using the number one downloaded A.I. app called muse, his personal A.I. agent. Will he have regrets?

Bruce and Gaydos are joined in this installment of the Faceoff by Mick McGuire, retired U.S. Air Force major general, Christine Jones, former gubernatorial candidate and General Counsel and Executive Vice President of GoDaddy, and Matt Salmon, former U.S. Representative from Arizona and gubernatorial candidate. 

The fears of $10 a gallon gasonline are becoming increasingly plausible amid this year's fuel spikes according to Columnist Jim Cameron. Bruce and Gaydos react to his fears and how it could reshape travel, heating, food prices, and more. 

Would you be interested in going out to dinner with complete strangers? Axios came up with this concept to introduce new people to each other. Bruce and Gaydos share their thoughts. 

Bruce and Gaydos talk about ASU Head Hockey Coach Greg Powers talking to the media for the first time since player Matthew Mayich wound up in a coma following an outdoor workout in August. 

As oil reserves go through a tumultous time, is Arizona at risk of running out of fulel? Bruce & Gaydos discuss on today's episode.

If you're buried in your phone, your kid is more likely to be hooked on video games according to a new study and Bruce and Gaydos explain. 

Some former Trump supporters and lifelong Democrats say they may sit out elections or back outsiders, reflecting growing frustration with the political establishment. 

Leonard Aragon, attorney for ASU hockey player Matthew Mayich joins Bruce and Gaydos to discuss new details that are emerging in the report that Arizona State University conducted on the events leading up to the collapse of the young man in late August. 

Bruce and Gaydos talk about a Yuma-area teacher being fired after letting a bullied male student use a bathroom connected to her office. The teacher will keep her teaching credentials under a state settlement. 

There are things that people think are dying out. Gaydos and Joe Huizenga discuss.

With gas prices still on the rise and no relief in sight, is there anything you're cutting out of your life to make filling up easier on your wallet?

Is President Trump's news network ban another distraction from the situation in Iran? Meghan McCain shares what she thinks.

Our resident UFO specialist, Gaydos, shares some strange news about people who have been abducted by UFO's.

The Arizona Cardinals are now 1-1. What did Sunday's loss mean? Wolf breaks it all down on this weeks edition of Wolf's Big Red Den.

Republican gubernatorial nominee Andy Biggs says he supports classroom cameras, claiming parents can monitor teachers giving "woke lessons"

Gas prices continue to skyrocket. Are you keeping your composure when you see how much you pay?

Gen Z doesn't like when you call them out of the blue. Why is a kid setting up a meeting for a phone call?

President Trump has announced a ban on several news networks from the White House. Barry joins to explain the ramifications of a decision like this. 

You might meet the love of your life at this weekend's Cardinals game with the help of a new app. And yes, they might be a Seahawks fan!

The arrest of a police impersonator in the valley adds to many questioning whether the police officer in their rear view mirror is real. 

Bruce and Gaydos discuss the possibility that the war in Iran may be worse than the U.S. military is letting on.

Meghan McCain joins Bruce and Gaydos to share her memories of the late former Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl.

Have the big AI companies been underplaying the risk posed by AI? Bruce and Gaydos discuss multiple instances where AI has escaped human control.

Meghan McCain joins Bruce and Gaydos to honor the memory of Sen. Jon Kyl.

Bruce and Gaydos discuss whether employers should let employees work from home to save money on gas.

Bruce and Gaydos are joined in this installment of the Faceoff by KTAR legal analyst Barry Markson, Lumen Strategies co-founder Stacy Pearson and former Phoenix city councilman Sal DiCiccio to talk about interest rates, AI and more.

Bruce and Gaydos spoke to Jim Rounds, president and CEO of Rounds Consulting Group, about the Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates.