The Steve Gruber Show

Kurt Avery | Protecting Families and Providing Clean Water

On The Steve Gruber Show, Steve talks with Kurt Avery, founder of Sawyer, the leaders in outdoor protection since 1984. With tick season in full swing, Kurt shares urgent prevention tips every family needs to know before heading outdoors. Beyond protection, Sawyer is also a company with a mission, donating 90% of proceeds to NGOs that bring clean water to people in need around the world. It’s about protecting your family here at home, while also making a life-saving difference globally.

Steve Gruber | More on Epstein

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Ron Rademacher | Getting Lost Never Sounded So Good—Michigan’s Hidden Gems

On The Steve Gruber Show, Steve checks in with Ron Rademacher, Michigan’s own travel writer, author, speaker, storyteller, and the man who holds the record for “getting lost on the back roads of Michigan.” Ron takes listeners on another trip Around Michigan, uncovering hidden gems, quirky destinations, and offbeat adventures that showcase the beauty of the state. From small-town festivals to roadside wonders, Ron proves that sometimes the best stories come from the roads less traveled.

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Ron Rademacher | Continued...

On The Steve Gruber Show, Steve checks in with Ron Rademacher, Michigan’s own travel writer, author, speaker, storyteller, and the man who holds the record for “getting lost on the back roads of Michigan.” Ron takes listeners on another trip around Michigan, uncovering hidden gems, quirky destinations, and offbeat adventures that showcase the state's beauty. From small-town festivals to roadside wonders, Ron proves that sometimes the best stories come from the roads less traveled.

Gordon G. Chang | Trump’s Trade Pivot Sparks Uproar Over 600,000 Chinese Students

Steve is joined by Gordon G. Chang, author of Plan Red: China’s Project to Destroy America, The Coming Collapse of China, and China Is Going To War. They break down President Trump’s bold trade pivot, welcoming 600,000 Chinese students into the U.S. education system even as tensions with Beijing remain high. While critics are in an uproar, Trump’s strategy is sparking a major debate: Is this a smart move to outmaneuver China, or a dangerous opening for espionage and influence? Chang lays out the risks, the opportunities, and the hard truths about China’s long-term project to undermine America.

Ann Bollin | Michigan GOP Unveils $78.5B Budget Plan Focused on Roads, Safety & Tax Cuts

Steve talks with Rep. Ann Bollin of Brighton Township, District 49, about the House Republicans’ newly announced “Value for MI Dollars Budget.” This $78.5 billion plan focuses on fixing Michigan’s roads, boosting public safety, and delivering meaningful tax cuts, all while cutting down on the waste, fraud, and abuse that has plagued Lansing for too long. Rep. Bollin breaks down how this budget prioritizes Michigan families and taxpayers, proving that government can live within its means while still investing in the essentials that matter most.

Steve Gruber | America is BACK

Ok—we are burning daylight—and we need to get rolling

 

Number One— Whips chains and the CDC—the Democrats are defending the guy who ran Covid policy— despite bizarre fetish pics and videos that are all over the internet—

 

Number Two— Remember when Democrats thought it was fine to watch Minneapolis and other major cities burn to the ground during the summer of love? AND now they think stopping crime in DC and Chicago is a terrible idea? Yeah, ok.

 

Number Three— I hope you had a great Labor Day – it was a day to celebrate the American worker like never before! Under President Donald J. Trump, we’re seeing a renaissance of American labor, a revival of the heart and soul of this great nation. 

Steve Gruber | Recognizing Trump's Efforts into the Workforce

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Steve Gruber | Voice of America has Become a Progressive Voice

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Steve Gruber | AI is Taking Over the Jobs They Told People to Get

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Missy Malone | The Truth About Weight Loss

On The Steve Gruber Show, Steve kicks things off with something everyone needs to hear:

1. It’s not your fault you can’t lose weight.

2. There’s a way to naturally turn fat burn on, thanks to breakthrough technology.

3. You can finally lose it, and keep it off for good.

Steve welcomes Missy Malone, owner of My Pure Health Solutions, to break it all down. He presses her with the big questions people everywhere are asking: Why do you say it’s not their fault they can’t lose weight? How exactly can you turn on someone’s metabolism? And most importantly, how do people know they won’t just gain it all back?

Missy gives the answers that matter, and for everybody ready to take the next step, she announces a special 25% off Labor Day sale on the proven weight loss system that’s already changing lives.

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Steve Gruber | Covid, The Failed Policies, and The Guy Who Resigned From The CDC

Number One— The Democrats used to think its childs play to have young people line up and vote for them—BUT that is changing and changing quickly—in fact the teenagers and 20 somethings now support the GOP by double digits—

 Number Two— Nearly 60 people were shot in Chicago over the holiday weekend—and at least 11 of them are dead—BUT that’s ok with the Mayor and the Governor—who say there is no need to do anything!

 

Number Three— Lets discuss—Covid—the failed policies and the guy who resigned from the CDC—or was he forced out? Well does it even matter—

Dr. Josh Umbehr | Direct Primary Care: The Future of Medicine

On The Steve Gruber Show, Steve is joined by Dr. Josh Umbehr, M.D., a Family Medicine Specialist from Wichita, Kansas, to talk about the future of healthcare, and why Democrats are ignoring the primary care revolution. Dr. Umbehr explains how direct primary care is transforming the doctor-patient relationship, cutting out bloated insurance bureaucracy, and putting patients back in control of their own health. It’s a model that lowers costs, increases access, and restores trust, but Washington elites and the Left want nothing to do with it. Steve and Dr. Umbehr dig into why that is, and why direct primary care could be the future of medicine in America.

Steve Gruber | More on Direct Primary Care

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John Tamny | The End of Laziness

Steve sits down with John Tamny, Political Economy editor at Forbes, senior economic adviser to Toreador Research & Trading, and editor of RealClearMarkets.com, to tackle some of the biggest myths in economics and public policy. They’ll discuss why the so-called “end of laziness” will run roughshod over income guarantees, exposing how entitlement schemes can’t withstand real-world economics. Plus, Tamny introduces his brand-new book, Deficit Delusion: Why Everything Left, Right, and Supply-Side Tells You About the National Debt Is Wrong, where he flips the conventional wisdom on debt and deficits upside down. This is a conversation about hard truths, false promises, and the future of America’s economic freedom.

Steve Gruber | The Current Housing Market

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Steve Gruber | A Second Big, Beautiful Bill is on the Horizon

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Ann Vandersteel | Food Safety Betrayed: The FDA’s Dirty Secrets

Steve is joined by Ann Vandersteel, co-founder of the American Made Foundation and trailblazer in new media, to expose shocking truths about what’s really happening with our food supply. Ann reveals how dangerous products, banned in other countries, are still being fed to Americans with the blessing of the FDA. This isn’t just bureaucratic incompetence, it’s outright negligence that puts profits above public health. Steve and Ann dig into how Americans are being poisoned, literally, and what can be done to fight back, reclaim food safety, and demand accountability.

Steve Gruber | Separating The Natural Resources Commission Between Upper and Lower Peninsula

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Michelle Mangiapane | Red Tape and Politics Are Driving Good Teachers Away

Steve welcomes Michelle Mangiapane, IW Features Storyteller and Veteran Teacher, to share her powerful personal story of why she walked away from the classroom. Michelle explains how red tape, endless regulations, and political agendas have driven passionate educators out of teaching, hurting both teachers and students. From bureaucrats tying teachers’ hands to politics infecting lesson plans, this is a firsthand account of what’s really happening inside America’s schools and why reform is desperately needed.

Ivey Gruber | From Public Servants to Millionaires: The DC Scam

On The Steve Gruber Show, Steve is joined by Ivey Gruber, President of the Michigan Talk Network, to expose one of Washington’s dirtiest secrets: politicians magically becoming millionaires through insider trading. How does someone like Ilhan Omar go from under a million dollars to a reported $30 million net worth in just a few short years on a public servant’s salary? Steve and Ivey dig into the corruption, the shady deals, and the double standards that let politicians profit while everyday Americans are left behind. And of course, no conversation about political insider trading would be complete without mentioning Nancy Pelosi, whose trading record has become legendary for all the wrong reasons. It’s about time the swamp was drained of this legalized corruption.

Scot Bertram | The Problem in Journalism

Here are 3 big things you need to know—

 

One — The White House says Illinois Governor JB Pritzker should be asking for help with controlling crime in Chicago.  Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Chicago's crime rate is Pritzker's legacy.  President Trump has talked about possibly conducting a similar crime crackdown in Chicago like the one in Washington, D.C.

Two ---  The average rate on a 30-year U.S. mortgage slipped this week to its lowest level in 10 months, though it remains close to where it’s been in recent weeks. The long-term rate eased to 6.56% from 6.58% last week. A year ago, the rate averaged 6.35%. Elevated mortgage rates have added to a slump in the U.S. housing market that began in early 2022.

 
And number three ---   Former Major League Baseball star Mark Teixeira is running for Congress in Texas.  He once played for the Texas Rangers before finishing is career in New York with the Yankees.  The self-described "lifelong conservative" he's ready to defend President Trump's America First agenda. 

Scot Bertram | Democrat Media is Misleading

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Alejandro J. Ramos | Restoring Patriotism Through Civic Education

We’re joined by Alejandro J. Ramos, Young Voices contributor and Founder of the Ramos Research Institute. Based at Cornell University, Ramos is sounding the alarm on what’s missing in our schools today: patriotism and civic education. Too many young Americans grow up not understanding the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, or even what it means to be an American. Instead, they’re fed a steady diet of divisive ideologies that weaken national pride. Ramos explains why restoring civic education is vital for the future of our Republic, how we can instill love of country in the next generation, and why teaching kids about freedom, duty, and responsibility is the antidote to the cultural decline we see all around us.

James Lynch | School Choice Is Here to Stay

Joining is James Lynch, news writer for National Review and former reporter for the Daily Caller. Based in Washington, D.C., James has been covering the education battles up close, and he says one thing is clear: school choice is here to stay. From charter schools to education savings accounts, parents are demanding the power to decide what’s best for their children’s future. Despite pushback from teachers’ unions and the left, momentum is only growing as families flee failing public schools and embrace educational freedom. James breaks down why this movement is unstoppable, what it means for parents across America, and how it’s reshaping the future of education.

Scot Bertram | The Left will Attack Police Forces but not GANGS

Here are 3 big things you need to know—

 

One — A group of Democratic governors is criticizing the Trump administration's efforts to deploy National Guard troops in major cities.  In a joint statement Thursday, 19 governors called the efforts an alarming abuse of power.  They claim Trump has cut funding for law enforcement and undermined the authority of governors over their states' National Guards. 

 

Two ---  Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook is filing a lawsuit after President Trump's attempt to fire her.  The suit is the start of a legal battle between the two sides that will likely end up in front of the Supreme Court.  It follows a Justice Department criminal investigation into the board governor after she was accused of making false statements on home mortgage applications. 

 
And number three ---  Today marks 20 years since Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast. It was one of the costliest and deadliest storms ever to strike the United States.

Katrina was responsible for nearly 1,400 deaths and caused $125 billion in damage. Two days after landfall, more than 80% of New Orleans was flooded due to levee failures.

Dr. Karl Benzio | Sports Betting: America’s Next Opioid Crisis?

We’re joined by Dr. Karl Benzio, Chief Psychiatric Officer at Honey Lake Clinic and Medical Director at the American Association of Christian Counselors. With his decades of experience in psychiatry and addiction treatment, Dr. Benzio is raising the alarm on a growing problem, the explosion of sports betting in America. As states rush to legalize and profit from gambling, he warns this may turn into the next opioid-level crisis, leaving families shattered and lives destroyed. Dr. Benzio will break down why the addictive pull of sports betting is so dangerous, what patterns he’s already seeing, and how America must respond before it spirals out of control.

Tim Walberg | Time to Root Out Campus Antisemitism

Joining us is Congressman Tim Walberg, who represents Michigan’s Fifth Congressional District and serves on both the House Energy and Commerce Committee and the House Education and the Workforce Committee. Today, he’s weighing in on the GOP’s expanding investigations into antisemitism at UCLA and UCSF medical schools. With growing concerns about bias and hostility on college campuses, Rep. Walberg will explain why these probes are necessary, how Congress is addressing antisemitism in higher education, and what steps need to be taken to ensure accountability and protect Jewish students.

Timothy K. Minella | The Truth About Arizona ESAs: Setting the Record Straight

Joining the show is Timothy K. Minella, senior fellow at the Goldwater Institute's Van Sittert Center for Constitutional Advocacy. Timothy is here to clear the air on a critical issue: Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Accounts. The Washington Post recently launched what can only be described as a hit piece, twisting the facts and attacking school choice. Timothy will break down what’s really happening, why the Post got it wrong, and why ESAs remain one of the most powerful tools for parents who want real options in their children’s education.

Scot Bertram | Journalists Preventing You From Acquiring The Truth

Here are 3 big things you need to know—

 

One — President Trump's border czar says plans are in motion for a major deportation push in Chicago.  Tom Homan says officials are discussing using Naval Station Great Lakes near North Chicago to house a large group of ICE agents after Labor Day.  He says Chicago is being targeted due to ongoing crime issues and its status as a sanctuary city.

 

Two ---  The man caught on video throwing a sandwich at a federal agent in Washington, DC is now facing a misdemeanor assault charge.  The office of U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced the charge Thursday, a day after it failed to get a grand jury felony indictment.  Video of Sean Dunn throwing a sub sandwich at the Border Patrol officer has gone viral.

 
And number three ---  The Atlanta Journal-Constitution will be ending its print edition. After more than 150 years in business, the publisher announced that the paper will embrace its digital future following an to email subscribers informing them December 31st will mark the very last printed edition.