The Ray Stevens Show

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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.

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    The Ray Stevens Show (May 20, 2026) | Putin Heads to China, GOP Event Backlash & Career Coaching Boom

    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 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    1h 44m

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    Democrat Complaints Kill GOP Event as Conservatives Blast Political Intimidation in Addison

    Terry Newsome joins the show to talk about a GOP event at an Addison restaurant that gets canceled after complaints from Democrats, sparking frustration from local conservatives. Newsome says it’s another example of conservatives being targeted simply for gathering and sharing their political views. The conversation dives into free speech, political pressure on local businesses, and why many conservatives feel their voices are increasingly being shut down in public spaces. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    8 min
  3. Salute to a Hero: Honoring Officer John Bartholomew

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    Salute to a Hero: Honoring Officer John Bartholomew

    WGN-TV reporter Patrick Elwood joins the show to promote the “Salute to a Hero” fundraiser benefiting the John Bartholomew Memorial Fund, honoring the life and service of Officer John Bartholomew. The event takes place Friday, June 5 from 6–9 PM at Hatty’s Club in Rosemont, located behind Allstate Arena, with 100% of proceeds supporting the Bartholomew family. Guests can enjoy celebrity bartenders, raffles, live music, food and drinks, and a special performance by the Bag Pipes & Drums of the Emerald Society – Chicago Police Department. Elwood, serving as emcee for the evening, discusses the importance of supporting fallen officers’ families and keeping Officer Bartholomew’s memory alive through community support and law enforcement solidarity. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    7 min

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    Inside the Mangione Trial: Fox News' Eric Shawn Breaks Down the Case Gripping the Nation

    Fox News TV reporter Eric Shawn joins the show with the latest developments in the high-profile Mangione trial, breaking down key courtroom moments, legal strategy, and the growing public attention surrounding the case. The conversation explores how the trial could impact broader debates over crime, justice, and media coverage of major criminal proceedings. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    9 min

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    Richard Irvin Backs Recall Push Against Mayor Laesch

    Former Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin discusses growing efforts by Aurora residents to establish a recall election process aimed at Mayor Laesch. Irvin argues voters deserve greater accountability from elected officials and says residents should have the power to remove leaders they believe are failing the community. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    9 min

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    The Ray Stevens Show (May 19, 2026) | Utility Bill Shock, Aurora Recall Push & Ofc. 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 “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 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    1h 30m

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    The Ray Stevens Show (May 18, 2026) | Chicago Population Growth, Iran Talks & Chinese Car Security Concerns

    The Ray Stevens Show covers the latest headlines in Illinois politics, international relations, and national security. Dylan Sharkey of the Illinois Policy Institute discusses new data showing Chicago’s population has increased for a third straight year, though overall growth continues to slow. Shannon Adcock of Awake Illinois joins the show to discuss a lawsuit against an Algonquin school district accused of helping a child transition genders without parental knowledge. Fox News Radio’s Jonathan Savage provides updates on Iran negotiations following China’s recent state visit, while John Turrentine highlights the “21 for 21 Memorial Shoot” supporting the Abraham Lincoln Memorial Squad during Military Monday. Later, Fox News Radio reporter Jeff Monosso explains growing concerns among lawmakers about national security risks tied to Chinese-made vehicles entering the U.S. market. Key Segments: Chicago population growth trends Algonquin school district lawsuit Iran negotiations after China visit Security concerns over Chinese vehicles See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    1h 35m
  8. Military Monday: “21 on 21” Memorial Shoot Supports Veterans and Military Families

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    Military Monday: “21 on 21” Memorial Shoot Supports Veterans and Military Families

    John Turrentine of the Abraham Lincoln Memorial Squad discusses the “21 on 21” Memorial Squad Benefit Shoot, a 21-day fundraiser honoring fallen service members while supporting veterans and military families. The event runs May 3–23, 2026 at The Range at 355 in Bolingbrook, Illinois, with all proceeds benefiting the Abraham Lincoln Memorial Squad. Participants donate $21 to complete a course of fire featuring 21 rounds at 21 feet using a USCCA target. The first 100 participants receive a commemorative challenge coin and the opportunity to help design next year’s coin. The conversation highlights patriotism, remembrance, and continued support for those who have served the country. Military Monday is proudly sponsored by NASCAR See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    9 min
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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.

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