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Ken Todd: Compassion Without Action Is Just Empathy 13.11.2026

Today, Senior Pastor Ken Todd of Harvest Bible Fellowship joins Peter Vazquez for a candid conversation about the difference between professing compassion and actually serving people. Todd describes his work with Another Step Solutions to provide clean-water wells in Ivory Coast and other parts of West Africa, and reflects on faith, stewardship, responsibility and the value of putting conviction i...

Brandon Brice: Workers, Promises and Accountability 12.11.2026

Today, Project 21 Ambassador and conservative political commentator Brandon Brice joins Peter Vazquez to ask who truly represents the American worker. Brice discusses his argument for Republicans to engage organized labor, the divide between union leaders and rank-and-file workers, and why meaningful jobs and economic opportunity matter more than party loyalty. After the interview, Peter and Bob S...

LaToya Nkongolo: Representation Is Not the Result 10.11.2026

Today, Maryland State Delegate and Project 21 Ambassador LaToya Nkongolo joins Peter Vazquez to confront a question that election-night celebrations cannot answer: Does representation produce real opportunity? Drawing on her experience in mental health, addiction treatment, community advocacy and public office, Nkongolo discusses political labels, her family's history, public safety, education, de...

The Ballot, the Constitution, and the Bill 06.11.2026

Today, Peter Vazquez and Bob Savage revisit the November 3 elections and ask what a ballot victory actually authorizes government to do. They examine Democratic Socialists of America-backed victories in New York, voter turnout, political messaging, and the gap between campaign promises and measurable results. An audio clip from Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez opens a debate about bodily au...

Gary Stout: The Ballot, the Right and the Reckoning 05.11.2026

Today, Gary Stout, executive producer of The Second Amendment Show and longtime election-integrity advocate, joins Peter Vazquez and Bob Savage after the November 3 midterm elections. They examine the election's political consequences, high prices and gasoline costs, and the Republican Party's struggle to communicate clear principles while delivering practical results. Peter revisits Ronald Reagan...

Kalinda Washington: The Ballot Was Clear, Not the Message 04.11.2026

Today, Kalinda Washington, Republican and Conservative candidate for New York State Assembly District 135, joins Peter Vazquez and Bob Savage in the studio for a candid look at the November 3 election results. Washington reflects on her campaign, what she heard from voters about taxes, parental rights, gun ownership and leadership, and the political lessons that cannot be captured by vote totals a...

John P. Rynne: Election Day, Who Owns Tomorrow? 03.11.2026

Today, returning guest John P. Rynne, known to listeners as John the Optimist and president of Rynne, Murphy & Associates, joins Peter Vazquez and Bob Savage for a live Election Day conversation about the 2026 elections, voter turnout, public trust, and the influence of news coverage on political judgment. Rynne discusses media bias, the responsibilities of voters, and the stakes of state and...

Gun Rights, Failing Schools: Who Pays? 02.11.2026

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...

Michael Hennessy: Faith, Voting and Public Accountability 30.10.2026

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 Sena...

Todd Hood: Public Safety Is on the Ballot 29.10.2026

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 p...

Peter D. Elder: Ballot Delays and the Public Trust 28.10.2026

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 begi...

Orlando Rivera: Who Does Government Serve? 27.10.2026

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...

Evelyn Lemly: Justice Without Redemption Is Incomplete 26.10.2026

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...

Ilhan Omar Allegations: Evidence Before Verdict 22.10.2026

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 nat...

Gregg Sadwick: The Real Cost of Political Promises 21.10.2026

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 congressi...

Nick Kangadis: Opinion, Outrage and Media Trust 19.10.2026

Today, Nick Kangadis of MRC Video and MRCTV joins Peter Vazquez and Bob Savage for a hard-hitting discussion about political rhetoric, media accountability, and the growing influence of outrage over facts. The conversation examines MRC's Worst Media Quote of the Week, controversial statements from Ana Navarro, Keith Olbermann, and Hayley Williams, and commentary involving Congresswoman Jasmine Cro...

Kim Hermance: Who Guards New York's Vote? 16.10.2026

Today, Kim Hermance, President and Co-Director of Project CIVICA, returns to The Next Steps Show with host Peter Vazquez to confront a fundamental question: Who holds election officials accountable when voter records raise questions that deserve answers?   With New York's November 3 election approaching, Hermance discusses Project CIVICA's Open Doors and Red Flags in the Rolls investigations. The...

A Monument Without Names. A Nation Divided Over Life. 15.10.2026

Today, Chris Olix takes us back to 1890, when Civil War veterans and their families erected a monument in Hornell's Hope Cemetery. More than a century later, four polished granite panels remain without the names of the men who served. Why was their recognition left unfinished, and who will complete it? Olix, a retired Army Reserve and National Guard captain leading the Finish the Monument project,...

Dorothy Hayes & Michael Warren: Who Stands With Mom? 13.10.2026

Today, Dorothy L. Hayes, Director of ROC Love Will End Abortion, and Pastor Michael Warren, Director of Quest for Life, join Peter Vazquez to examine what meaningful support for mothers requires beyond slogans and political argument. The guests recount local outreach, mentoring, transportation and other assistance for women facing difficult pregnancies. They discuss peaceful advocacy, disagreement...

Jay Gonzalez: Ballot Delays and New York’s AG Race 12.10.2026

Today, Jay Gonzalez, campaign manager for New York Assembly candidate Mercedes Vazquez-Simmons, joins Peter Vazquez to discuss complaints from Monroe County voters awaiting absentee ballots and the Board of Elections' explanation of its outside mailing process. The conversation raises questions about tracking dates, delayed delivery and who is accountable when voters do not receive timely answers....

Mike Calabrese: Who Owns College Sports? 09.10.2026

Today, Peter Vazquez welcomes Mike Calabrese, Senior Advisor for College Sports at the America First Policy Institute, to examine who really benefits from college athletics and who protects the students behind the game. College sports are big business, but athletes, parents and smaller schools do not all play by the same financial rules. Their conversation challenges the old amateur model, the ris...

Robert Long: Twenty Seconds, a Community’s Questions 08.10.2026

Today, Gates Police Chief Robert Long joins Peter Vazquez for a candid conversation about the responsibilities behind the badge and the questions following the fatal October 4 encounter in Gates. Long discusses decisions made under pressure, the importance of an independent investigation, and why accountability and due process must apply before conclusions are drawn. The discussion moves beyond on...

Mike Codella & Terris E. Todd: Duty Demands Proof 07.10.2026

What does America owe the people who ran toward danger on September 11? And when government promises economic justice through marijuana legalization, who measures the results? Today, Peter Vazquez welcomes retired NYPD Detective Sergeant and 9/11 survivor Mike Codella, who recounts rushing to the World Trade Center, surviving the collapse of the South Tower, and the importance of teaching duty, fa...

The Next Steps Show: October 6, 2026 06.10.2026

Originally broadcast on October 6, 2026, this archival edition of The Next Steps Show is hosted by Peter Vazquez. The Next Steps Show | Putting People First. NextStepsShow.com

The Next Steps Show: October 5, 2026 05.10.2026

Originally broadcast on October 5, 2026, this archival edition of The Next Steps Show is hosted by Peter Vazquez. The Next Steps Show | Putting People First. NextStepsShow.com

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