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The headlines tell you what happened. The Next Steps Show challenges you to ask why it matters, who is accountable, and what comes next. Hosted by Peter Vazquez, The Next Steps Show is a bold, conservative talk radio show and podcast where faith, politics, entrepreneurship, and the American spirit converge. We go beyond political talking points and media narratives to confront the issues shaping our nation, our families, our businesses, and our communities. Through fearless commentary, compelling interviews, honest debate, and real-world solutions, we explore government accountability, religious liberty, free enterprise, personal responsibility, and the enduring principles of freedom and opportunity. We do not just report the news. We question it, challenge it, and connect it to your everyday life. We believe an informed people are an empowered people, and that meaningful change begins when ordinary Americans refuse to remain spectators. Whether you agree, disagree, or simply want answers, your voice belongs in the conversation. This is talk radio without a muzzle. This is where We the People have a voice. This is The Next Steps Show. Listen live weekdays at noon Eastern. Discover the podcast. Join the conversation. Be part of what comes next. www.NextStepsShow.com Juntos, podemos restaurar el equilibrio, defender nuestra libertad y construir un futuro más próspero.

  1. 23h ago

    Gun Rights, Failing Schools: Who Pays?

    Today, Jim Bobreski, Democratic candidate for New York State Senate District 58, and Kalinda Washington, Republican and Conservative candidate for New York State Assembly District 135, join Peter Vazquez and Bob Savage for a pointed election-eve discussion of constitutional rights, government authority, and public accountability. Bobreski responds to questions about immigration enforcement, Second Amendment protections, firearms trafficking and responsible ownership, cancer concerns he has raised during the campaign, and the role of government incentives. The conversation also examines socialism and challenges political candidates to explain the consequences of their proposed policies. Washington discusses political representation, the responsibilities of public office, household costs, and the standards voters should apply to candidates. Greece Deputy Supervisor and Councilwoman Amorette Miller calls in to discuss her reelection campaign and property-tax relief for qualifying disabled veterans. Listener calls bring further views about firearms, accountability, and the November 3 election. The guests' assertions and political positions are their own and should not be mistaken for independently verified findings. Original broadcast: November 2, 2026, at 1:00 PM Eastern. The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez on WYSL/WLEA, Voice of Liberty Network. Putting People First.

    Gun Rights, Failing Schools: Who Pays?

  2. 4d ago

    Michael Hennessy: Faith, Voting and Public Accountability

    Today, Michael Hennessy, Executive Director of Youth for Christ Rochester and host of Good News Talk, joins Peter Vazquez and Bob Savage on The Next Steps Show as New Yorkers prepare for the November 3 election. They examine voter responsibility, the role of conscience, and the standards citizens expect their public officials to uphold. A social-media comment about a church supporting a state Senate candidate prompts a discussion of religious liberty, the Johnson Amendment, and political speech by religious organizations. Caller Keith joins a conversation about internet information, literacy, and critical thinking. The hosts also discuss families, parental responsibility, education, and political philosophies. The conversation explores how faith, public service, and political judgment intersect. Hennessy discusses his work with Youth for Christ Rochester, his own ministry, and Good News Talk. Political and legal interpretations discussed on air represent the speakers' views, not independently established findings. Learn more: https://yfcrochester.org/. Original broadcast: October 30, 2026, at 1:00 PM Eastern. The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez on WYSL/WLEA, Voice of Liberty Network. Putting People First.

    Michael Hennessy: Faith, Voting and Public Accountability

  3. 5d ago

    Todd Hood: Public Safety Is on the Ballot

    Today, Madison County Sheriff Todd Hood, the Republican and Conservative candidate for New York lieutenant governor on Bruce Blakeman's ticket, joins Peter Vazquez and Bob Savage to examine public safety, the cost of government, and what accountability should mean to voters. Hood discusses his law-enforcement experience, bail reform, juvenile crime, corrections staffing, and the work required to protect communities while respecting constitutional rights. The conversation turns to state taxes, spending, proposed income-tax relief, election polling, and the challenge of keeping families and opportunity in New York. His campaign claims and proposals are presented as his views, not independently verified findings. Later in the broadcast, Democratic New York State Assembly candidate Mercedes Vazquez-Simmons joins to discuss affordability, utility bills, neighborhood concerns, campaign signs, and public service. Peter and Bob continue with listener calls about voting and Second Amendment issues. The closing discussion marks National Internet Day and asks whether greater digital access has made Americans more independent or overly reliant on technology. Original broadcast: October 29, 2026, at 1:00 PM Eastern. The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez on WYSL/WLEA, Voice of Liberty Network. Putting People First.

    Todd Hood: Public Safety Is on the Ballot

  4. 6d ago

    Peter D. Elder: Ballot Delays and the Public Trust

    Today, Peter D. Elder, Monroe County Republican Commissioner of Elections and chairman of the Monroe County Republican Committee, joins host Peter Vazquez on The Next Steps Show to discuss election administration, voter confidence, absentee-ballot delays, and the responsibility of political leaders to the public. On the 140th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty's dedication, the conversation begins with American liberty, citizenship and the duty to participate in elections. Elder responds to caller concerns about early-voting procedures, ballot security, mailed-ballot delays, and how the Board of Elections addresses reported problems. The conversation also examines Republican candidate recruitment and competitive Monroe County races. The broadcast includes live conversations with Chili Town Supervisor Dave Dunning and New York State Assembly District 136 candidate Cleanda Florent about local leadership, schools, families and community priorities. Caller questions and candidate opinions are presented as their own statements, not as independently established findings. Original broadcast: October 28, 2026, at 1:00 PM Eastern. The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez on WYSL/WLEA, Voice of Liberty Network. Putting People First.

    Peter D. Elder: Ballot Delays and the Public Trust

  5. Oct 27

    Orlando Rivera: Who Does Government Serve?

    Today, Orlando Rivera, the Republican and Conservative candidate for New York State Senate District 56, joins Peter Vazquez and Bob Savage to discuss what government should deliver for the people it represents. Rivera discusses his community involvement, business background, and experience with the Rochester Hispanic Business Association and the city Civil Service Commission. The interview covers public safety, criminal justice policy, youth and families, immigration, local business opportunities, workforce training, housing costs, and state spending. Rivera presents his views on the race and explains the priorities he would pursue in Albany. His policy positions are presented as those of the candidate. Learn more about the candidate: https://orlandojrivera.com/. Original broadcast: October 27, 2026. The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez on WYSL/WLEA. Putting People First.

    Orlando Rivera: Who Does Government Serve?

  6. Oct 26

    Evelyn Lemly: Justice Without Redemption Is Incomplete

    Today, Evelyn Lemly, Chief Executive Officer of Kairos Prison Ministry International, joins Peter Vazquez to explore accountability, faith, rehabilitation, and second chances. As Kairos marks 50 years of ministry, Lemly explains how volunteers support incarcerated people and how relationships can continue after release. Before the interview, Peter and Bob Savage speak with listeners about New York bail reform, public safety, domestic violence, and what meaningful rehabilitation requires while keeping victims and community protection central. Lemly shares a personal transformation story and describes opportunities to volunteer and support Kairos. Learn more: https://kairosprisonministry.org/. Original broadcast: October 26, 2026. The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez on WYSL/WLEA. Putting People First.

    Evelyn Lemly: Justice Without Redemption Is Incomplete

  7. Oct 22

    Ilhan Omar Allegations: Evidence Before Verdict

    Today, Peter Vazquez and Bob Savage examine immigration, political accountability, and the growing division between public accusations and verifiable facts. The conversation begins with political stereotyping of Latino voters, the influence of social media, and questions surrounding political messaging in New York's elections. Peter and Bob also examine a warning about extremism in Europe, the national debate over immigration enforcement, and allegations involving Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. Through selected audio clips, including Omar's own response, they consider the importance of evidence, due process, and accountability when serious allegations involve public officials. From immigration policy to election integrity, the discussion challenges listeners to evaluate political arguments carefully, recognize the difference between allegations and established facts, and take civic responsibility seriously. Original broadcast: October 22, 2026. The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez | WYSL/WLEA Voice of Liberty Network Putting People First.

  8. Oct 21

    Gregg Sadwick: The Real Cost of Political Promises

    Today, Gregg Sadwick, U.S. Navy veteran, president of Solid Services and Flower City Collision, and former congressional candidate for New York's 25th District, returns to The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez. What happens when political promises collide with the everyday realities of operating a business, raising a family, and paying the bills? Peter, Gregg, and Bob Savage examine the congressional debate in New York's 24th District, tariffs, nuclear energy, rising costs, and the challenges facing small businesses. Their discussion also questions traditional political divisions and whether elected officials are delivering measurable results for the people they represent. The conversation turns to affordability, economic opportunity, childcare, and the responsibility of individuals and government to create a stronger future for the next generation. Original broadcast: October 21, 2026. The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez | WYSL/WLEA Voice of Liberty Network Putting People First.

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The headlines tell you what happened. The Next Steps Show challenges you to ask why it matters, who is accountable, and what comes next. Hosted by Peter Vazquez, The Next Steps Show is a bold, conservative talk radio show and podcast where faith, politics, entrepreneurship, and the American spirit converge. We go beyond political talking points and media narratives to confront the issues shaping our nation, our families, our businesses, and our communities. Through fearless commentary, compelling interviews, honest debate, and real-world solutions, we explore government accountability, religious liberty, free enterprise, personal responsibility, and the enduring principles of freedom and opportunity. We do not just report the news. We question it, challenge it, and connect it to your everyday life. We believe an informed people are an empowered people, and that meaningful change begins when ordinary Americans refuse to remain spectators. Whether you agree, disagree, or simply want answers, your voice belongs in the conversation. This is talk radio without a muzzle. This is where We the People have a voice. This is The Next Steps Show. Listen live weekdays at noon Eastern. Discover the podcast. Join the conversation. Be part of what comes next. www.NextStepsShow.com Juntos, podemos restaurar el equilibrio, defender nuestra libertad y construir un futuro más próspero.

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