Jim Sharpe, Arizona's Morning News Host, KTAR News
Friday, July 31, 2026 | 09:32
Jim Sharpe joined Outspoken and shared what it is like to sleep outside in the blazing Arizona heat as part of his work with the Homeless I.D. Project.
Friday, July 31
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Hour 4: What is the true cost of youth sports?
Gaydos and Pamela explain the rising cost of youth sports and why having athletic abilities could be a gateway to a college scholarship.
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Hour 3: How GLP-1s are impacting the design of your home
Pamela and Gaydos explain how GLP-1s are impacting the way people view designing their dream home.
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Hour 2: If you live in Arizona, these things are completely normal!
Gaydos and Pamela share the 13 normal things that Arizonans know of that the rest of the country would be confused by!
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Terry Goddard, President of the Central Arizona Project
Terry Goddard joined Outspoken to explain what Arizona could lose in the newly proposed Colorado River water agreement.
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Hour 1: What will Arizona receive in the new Colorado River Water proposal?
Gaydos and Pamela break down the new Colorado River water propsal and what the new deal mean's for Arizona's allotment of water in the future.
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Thursday, July 30
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Hour 4: Governor Hobbs announces she will not debate Rep. Andy Biggs
Bruce & Gaydos react to the breaking news that Governor Hobbs will not debate Rep. Andy Biggs in Arizona's Governor race.
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Hour 3: Why did the U.S. economy take a slowdown?
Bruce & Gaydos explain the state of the U.S. economy and why it slowed down.
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Hour 2: Are you "divorcing" your spouse at the airport?
Bruce & Gaydos explain why many couples take part in "airport divorce." the parting of ways after passing through security and reconvening an hour or…
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Dennis Hoffman, Director of the L. William Seidman Research Institute at the W. P. Carey School of Business, Arizona State University
Professor Dennis Hoffman joined Bruce & Gaydos to discuss how the Iran was has impacted the U.S. economy.
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Hour 1: What is the state of the U.S. economy?
Bruce & Gaydos explain how the war with Iran has impacted the U.S. economy.
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Wednesday, July 29
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Hour 4: The Faceoff with Bruce & Gaydos
It's another edition of the Faceoff with Bruce & Gaydos! They are joined by Co-founder of Lumen Strategies Stacy Pearson, Co-founder & political strategist at…
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Hour 3: Is your next take-out delivery getting delivered via drone?
Bruce & Gaydos explain why DoorDash has secured certification from the FAA to make commercial deliveries using drones and how it could get used for…
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Hour 2: What does Iran's surprise attack on U.S. barracks say about the state of the war?
Bruce & Gaydos share the latest updates on the state of the war with Iran and wonder how much longer the conflict will last.
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Hour 1: Why is Arizona a "Hands Free" state?
Bruce & Gaydos explain the laws of the road when it comes to cell phone usage while driving your vehicle. They also share a new…
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Tuesday, July 28
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Barry Markson, KTAR Legal Analyst
Barry Markson joined Bruce & Gaydos to explain your rights when you receive a parking ticket in the mail or if it is served at…
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Hour 4: Who could be Arizona's first Lieutenant Governor?
Bruce & Gaydos were joined by Governor Katie Hobbs in studio. She talked about her re-election campaign, what she is looking for in a lieutenant…
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Katie Hobbs, Governor of Arizona
Governor Katie Hobbs joined Bruce & Gaydos for Talk to the Governor! They discussed her re-election campaign, her record on affordability issues, her top priorities…
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Hour 3: Should you divorce your spouse over their sleeping habits?
Bruce & Gaydos share a new study that says 17 percent of couples said they ended things over disruptive nighttime habits.
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Curtis Stacy, Mayor of Kearny, Arizona
Kearny Mayor Curtis Stacy joined Bruce & Gaydos to share an update on the town's water storage situation.
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Hour 2: Why are Americans sliding into silence?
Bruce & Gaydos discuss a new study that says between 2005 and 2019, the number of words the average person uttered in a day fell…
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Hour 1: Did you get jolted out of bed by a thunderstorm this morning?
Bruce & Gaydos talk to a meteorologist about the isolated thunderstorms across the Valley this morning. They also discuss the latest on the war with…
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Ian Schwartz, Meteorologist & Reporter, Arizona's Family
Ian Schwartz joined Bruce & Gaydos to react to the isolated thunder storms that occurred in some places around the Valley.
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Monday, July 27
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Hour 4: Even a robo-taxi can get parking tickets...
Bruce & Gaydos explain how Waymos in Texas are racking up parking tickets!
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Hour 3: Do you need a heat plan?
Bruce & Gaydos explain why Arizona State University's Health Observatory developed a heat plan to help families make key decisions before a heat emergency strikes.
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Hour 2: What would be the cost of winning the war with Iran?
Bruce & Gaydos explain why Senator Ruben Gallego told the show in an exclusive interview that a conventional victory against Iran would come at a…
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Meghan McCain, Host of Citizen McCain & daughter of the late Senator John McCain
Meghan McCain joined Bruce & Gaydos to discuss the state of Arizona politics ahead of the Midterm Election and the latest on the war with…
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Hour 1: Do you need a spreadsheet to date in this day and age?
Bruce & Gaydos explain why many young people are turning to spreadsheets to help them parse through their dates. They also discuss the latest on…
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Friday, July 24
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Hour 4: An extreme heat wave has entered the Valley
Bruce & Gaydos discuss the extreme heat wave hitting the Valley this weekend.
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Hour 3: You may never go to a fancy restaurant again
Bruce & Gaydos explain why the owner of a Michelin-starred restaurant in South Korea is facing up to a year in jail.
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Hour 2: Why is Gen-Z turning down promotions?
Bruce & Gaydos explain why Gen-Z isn't looking for promotions at work. Senator Ruben Gallego also joined Bruce & Gaydos to respond to allegations of…
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Ruben Gallego, Arizona U.S. Senator
Senator Ruben Gallego joined Bruce & Gaydos to discuss a wide variety of topics, including what winning looks like in Iran, allegations of impropriety with…
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Hour 1: We finally know what was written in the Nancy Guthrie ransom note
Bruce & Gaydos share new details regarding the full contents of the ransom notes allegedly sent to Savannah Guthrie regarding the abduction of her mother,…
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Thursday, July 23
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Hour 4: Arizona has two problems, and they are both about self control
Bruce & Gaydos discuss the issues facing Arizonans when it comes to gambling and drug overdose deaths in the state.
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Hour 3: Should you sue ChatGPT over bad health advice?
Bruce & Gaydos discuss a lawsuit out of Florida from a man alleging that ChatGPT's medical advice discouraged him from seeking treatments for his symptoms.
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Hour 2: First lettuce, now eggs! Which foods are safe to consume?
Bruce & Gaydos explain why Midwest Poultry Services is recalling 1.6 million eggs over concerns that they could be contaminated with salmonella.
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Hour 1: About two-thirds of Americans call groceries "unaffordable"
About 66 percent of Americans say they would describe the cost of groceries as unaffordable. Bruce & Gaydos explain what some Americans are choosing to…
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