The Steve Gruber Show

Steve Gruber | The Silver Linings

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber | One Last Vote to Keep Gov't Closed Before the Election

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Natasha Guynes | Anti-Trafficking Services Suspended After Contract Dispute

Natasha Guynes, founder and CEO of HER Resiliency Center, joins the show to discuss the recent suspension of her organization’s anti-trafficking services following an alleged breach of contract by the Moore administration. Guynes explains how the dispute has impacted vulnerable communities relying on her nonprofit’s programs, the challenges of navigating government contracts, and the broader implications for anti-trafficking efforts. She also highlights the importance of accountability and sustainable support for organizations on the front lines of human trafficking prevention.

Dr. James Thorp | Autism, Vaccines, and What the Medical Community Isn’t Telling You

Dr. James Thorp, Chief of Maternal & Prenatal Health at The Wellness Company, joins the show to discuss groundbreaking research and emerging treatments in medicine. He breaks down the McCullough Foundation’s landmark study showing vaccination as a leading risk factor for autism and explores why the medical establishment has largely ignored the root causes of rising autism rates. Dr. Thorp also highlights the importance of exploring alternatives to big pharma, including the potential of ivermectin for treating arthritis and preliminary evidence for its use in cancer therapy. Listeners gain insight into both the challenges and opportunities for advancing patient-centered care outside conventional medical approaches.

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Steve Gruber | The Pulse of the Left Leading up to the Election

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

David Closson | What the Latest FRC Report Reveals About the Church

David Closson, Director of the Center for Biblical Worldview at the Family Research Council, joins the show to discuss the findings from the 2025 FRC report, Hope and Hesitation. Closson explores what the study reveals about the current state of the Church’s worldview, examining areas of growth, challenges, and the opportunities for faith communities to engage meaningfully in culture. Listeners gain insight into how the Church perceives moral, social, and cultural issues in today’s America.

Steve Gruber | What's Next in Minneapolis?

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Keith Gross | UPS Plane Crash Near Louisville: What Went Wrong?

Legal analyst and pilot Keith Gross joins the show to break down the recent UPS plane crash near Louisville, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries. Drawing on his unique experience as a former prosecutor, National Guard veteran, and aviator, Gross explains the potential causes, safety considerations, and legal implications of aviation accidents. 

Jake Vedder | Michigan’s Rising Olympian: Road to 2026

Olympian Jake Vedder, Youth Olympic gold medalist and 2022 Games standout, joins the show to talk about his journey from Pinckney, Michigan, to the world stage. As the highest-finishing American in his event, Vedder shares what it takes to compete at the elite level and previews The Grind, a new YouTube series following his fight for one of just four Team USA snowboard cross spots for the 2026 Winter Games. Fans get an inside look at the dedication, challenges, and perseverance behind Olympic success.

Steve Gruber | The Democrat Party is GONE

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Ron Rademacher | Everything You Need For Your Next Michigan Adventure

Travel writer and storyteller Ron Rademacher joins us for his latest Around Michigan segment, bringing his trademark humor and deep knowledge of the state’s backroads. As a seasoned author and adventurer, Ron shares the best local events, festivals, and hidden gems happening this week, the kind of Michigan experiences you won’t find on a map.

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Steve Gruber | The Left Wins, America Loses

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

“Trucker Randy” Bishop | Ax MI Tax: Ending Property Taxes in Michigan

“Trucker Randy” Bishop joins the show to talk about the Ax MI Tax movement, a bold plan to eliminate Michigan’s property tax system. He explains how this grassroots initiative aims to protect homeowners, restore financial freedom, and put power back in the hands of the people instead of government bureaucrats. Randy breaks down how the proposal would work, what it means for Michigan families, and why now is the time to push back against overtaxation. 

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Ivey Gruber | Election Results Breakdown: Socialism’s Economic Warning

Ivey Gruber joins the show to break down the results of yesterday’s elections and what it means for America’s future. As voters in key races embrace policies rooted in socialism, Ivey and Steve discuss the potential economic and cultural fallout. They also discuss the devastating collapse of Venezuela’s once-thriving economy, warning what can happen when a nation trades freedom and fiscal discipline for government dependency and socialist promises.

Steve Gruber | It's D-Day For The Soul Of America

Lots of work to do—lets get to it—Here are 3 big things for this hour—

 

Number One— Back in the saddle! And ready to roll! I will share some stories of the long weekend—we spent that time in Charleston South Carolina—and what an adventure it was—

 

Number Two— While I was away the FBI brought down a planned terrorist attack that would have targeted the LGBTQ community in Ferndale—not far from Detroit—now two Michigan men are in jail on multiple charges—

 

Number Three— Today is not just another Election Day—it's D-Day for the soul of America. I'm talking about the fight for our very way of life, the battle against the creeping rot that's turning our shining cities on a hill into godforsaken socialist city-states. 

Steve Gruber | Election Day in America

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber | Halloween Attack Thwarted by FBI

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Rob Maness | Michigan Terror Plot Foiled, What You Need to Know

Colonel Rob Maness joins Steve Gruber to break down the chilling story of an ISIS‑inspired gang in Michigan whose “pumpkin day” terror plot was foiled just in time. Maness brings his three decades of military experience to discuss how these threats form, how law enforcement intercepts them, and why vigilance is critical at home. He also discusses what this means for our national security posture and how everyday Americans should stay alert.

 

Nick Hopwood | No Lazy Money: Social Security, Investments, and Retirement Planning

Nick Hopwood, CFP and founder of Peak Wealth Management, joins Steve Gruber to help Americans in the retirement “red zone” plan with confidence. Hopwood explains why getting a second opinion on your Social Security strategy can make a huge difference, and offers guidance on consolidating accounts, understanding the difference between investment advisors and wealth managers, and preparing for the best six months of the year for investing.

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Steve Gruber | A Look at Dick Cheney's Legacy

Fighting for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—

 

Number One— Nancy Pelosi is apparently done—the 85 year old former speaker of the house is reportedly not going to run next year—bringing to a close her grip on power in DC—

 

Number Two— Election Day in this off year—and it looks like it will be a big night for the far left fringe candidates in New York and Seattle—plus a big change in California too—

 

Number Three— Dick Cheney passes away at age 84

Danielle Chaffin | The Truth About America’s Trucking Industry

Danielle Chaffin, third-generation trucking industry professional and founder of Highway Veritas, joins Steve Gruber to reveal the truth behind America’s trucking headlines. Chaffin exposes fraudulent carriers, unsafe drivers, and regulatory loopholes that put the system and the public, at risk, giving listeners the inside perspective that news reports often miss.

Steve Gruber | Lysteria Outbreak in America

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Margaret Spellings | Open the Government, Address the $38 Trillion Debt

Margaret Spellings, President and CEO of the Bipartisan Policy Center, joins Steve Gruber to discuss the urgent need to reopen the federal government and address America’s mounting $38 trillion national debt. Spellings explains how rising debt is already impacting everyday Americans through higher taxes, rising interest rates, and constrained economic opportunity, and why bipartisan cooperation is essential to tackle entitlements, spending, and long-term fiscal health.

Steve Gruber | The Results of the Shutdown

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Steve Gruber | Election Day Across the Country

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines

Luke Meerman | Protecting Michigan’s Children from Medical Pressure

State Representative Luke Meerman joins Steve to discuss an important and emotional hearing his House Oversight Subcommittee on Child Welfare is holding, giving a voice to victims and whistleblowers who say they were pressured by medical professionals into gender-altering treatments as minors. Meerman explains how his committee is working to uncover the truth about what’s happening inside Michigan’s health care system and ensure that vulnerable children are protected from irreversible medical decisions.

Steve Gruber | Failing to Vote is the Same as Voting for a Democrat

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines 

Bill G. Schuette | Cutting Red Tape and Rebuilding Michigan’s Future

State Representative Bill G. Schuette joins Steve to discuss House Republicans’ new Red Tape Reduction Initiative, a sweeping, bipartisan package aimed at cutting unnecessary regulations, streamlining licensing, and making Michigan more affordable for families and businesses. Schuette explains how these reforms can boost job creation, reduce costs, and bring new energy to a state struggling with population stagnation.

Ivey Gruber | Charleston, Shutdown, and a Shocking Delivery

Steve sits down with Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, for a conversation about their recent trip to Charleston, South Carolina. From incredible food and historic charm to the strange realities of traveling during a government shutdown, they cover it all. Then the conversation takes a wild turn, after a woman orders medicine online and receives human parts instead.

Scot Bertram | Liberal Word Salad

Here are 3 big things you need to know—

 

One — A federal court is ordering the Trump administration to start paying out SNAP food benefits.  In a weekend decision, the Rhode Island court said the administration must present a plan by Monday to either make full payments on that day or partial payments by Wednesday.  The program for low-income Americans has been suspended because of the shutdown. Appeals are underway.

 

Two ---  Police are ruling out a terror attack in a mass stabbing on a London train.  Two British nationals have been arrested in the incident that left eleven people injured.  In an update Sunday morning, police said two victims suffered life-threatening injuries while four others have been treated and released.  

And number three --- U.S. forces carried out another deadly strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean Sea.  In a post on X on Saturday, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said three alleged narco-terrorists were killed in the operation. This marks the 15th strike the U.S. has conducted since they began in early September.