Tag Archives: Steve Cochran

Smash and Grab Mayor for the CTU: Is Brandon Johnson Committed to Chicago’s Wellbeing or Just CTU Members?

Yesterday’s press conference was a tough one for Mayor Johnson. 15th Ward Alderman Ray Lopez joins The Ray Stevens Show to discuss whether Johnson’s behavior is deterring businesses from coming to Chicago. They also explore the significant influence the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) wields over Johnson and speculate on potential challengers who could unseat him in future elections.

‘Don’t be afraid to fail.’ Tara Dower, Appalachian Trail Speed Record Holder, on the Ray Stevens Show

Tara Dower, who made history by completing the Fastest Known Time on the Appalachian Trail, joins Ray Stevens and Nick Gale on the Big 89. She’ll share how she trained to break the record, the strategies she used to stay focused during the grueling trek, and the most dangerous challenges she faced along the way.

LaHood Schedules Second Battery Roundtable to Scrutinize Gotion’s CCP Connections

Illinois 16th Congressional District Rep. Darin LaHood joins the Ray Stevens Show to break down Gotion’s connections to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). He’ll explain why this company poses a threat to Manteno’s future and raise the critical question of why Governor J.B. Pritzker isn’t acknowledging the long-term harm this could cause the state.

Swish of Destiny: Reimagining the NBA Draft that Shaped Larry Bird’s Celtics Legacy

Jon Rineman, writer for The Tonight Show and WWE’s Monday Night Raw, talks with the Steve Cochran Show about his new book, “The Garden’s Always Greene.” Discover how a basketball video game during COVID-19 sparked his imagination, leading to a fascinating tale that reimagines the 1986 NBA draft and its impact on Larry Bird’s Celtics and the league. Also, hear about Jon’s dedication to donating part of the book’s sales to The Alzheimer’s Association. https://gardensgreenerbook.com/

‘All soldiers remember their old battlefield.’ – Retired Major General John L. Borling Reflects on the 80th D-Day Anniversary on the Steve Cochran Show

On the 80th anniversary of D-Day, Gen. John Borling joins the Steve Cochran Show to reflect on the harrowing experiences of the brave veterans who stormed the beaches of Normandy. They discuss the significance of D-Day veterans returning to Normandy for the anniversary and the importance of remembering this pivotal moment in history.

Will the Supreme Court of the United States Justices Bail Former President Trump Out of Jail?

NIU College of Law Assistant Professor Evan Bernick joins the Steve Cochran Show to delve into the upcoming SCOTUS decisions on Presidential immunity, the rare instances of a SCOTUS justice recusing themselves from a case, and the likelihood of the Supreme Court justices maintaining the availability of mifepristone, a common drug used for inducing abortions.  

President Biden Expected to Ink Executive Order Curbing Asylum

President Biden expected to sign an executive order restricting asylum. Congressman Mike Quigley joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss whether this move will benefit Biden’s campaign, the reasons behind the decision to sign the executive order at this time, and what steps Congress can take to address the broader issue of asylum without dismantling it.

Carol Acutis: The First Millennial Saint

Vice President of Advancement and Ministry at Marist High School Father Tom Hurley joins the Steve Cochran Show to share the inspiring story of Carol Acutis, the first Millennial Saint, and provide a deeper understanding of how sainthood works.