Steve Gruber Podcasts

This week's show is full of passion as Gruber delves into the identity of "Jihadi John," a British citizen who has been featured in numerous ISIS execution films. MI5 earns a harsh critique from Steve as they let him come and go as he pleased despite questionable ties...

In this episode's first segment Steve talks weather. With record lows reported across the state this week, it's hard to believe that man-made climate destruction is leading to global warming. The Great Lakes are freezing to depths that will likely result in flooding, all as the alarmists warn that snow will soon be a thing of the past...

In this Weekend Edition's first segment, Steve addresses the state of the Great Lakes. Last year we were told the water levels were dangerously low and now we hear that they are too high. Are the climate criers making things up to push a political agenda...

Steve Gruber delves deeply into the Brian Williams debacle which has the anchor repeatedly lying and then fumbling out an insincere apology. In the first half of this week's show Gruber explains in detail how this lie is symbolic of more than one particular false narrative, but are any of us surprised...

Gas prices are back above $2/gallon and all the gas stations seem to raise prices in concert, but is it collusion? Mark Griffin, president of the Michigan Petroleum Association joins the Steve Gruber show to discuss how the gas selling industry works, and what the low price of oil does for business...

In this edition's opening segment, Steve talks about the recent "superstorm" that hit the North East in light of the extremely accurate and totally unquestionable, debate-is-over scientific models for global man-made climate destruction. The story crossed the wire on Friday of a Michigan hunter who harvested an atypical coloration coyote that looked quite a bit like a wolf hybrid... Read

Michigan governor Rick Snyder's 2015 State of the State address has garnered mostly positive response so far, although state Democrats say that the devil is in the details. Snyder's main topic was his "River of Opportunity," which he outlined as a plan to streamline government assistance in order to shift the focus on the people, rather than the plans...

Seton Motley, President of Less Government, talks about the proposed overreaches by the EPA.

State Senator Rick Jones (R-Grand Ledge) plans to place a Nativity scene at the State Capitol in response to a Satanist organization hosting a display there.

State Representative Al Pscholka (R-Stevensville) proposed a bill to classify student athletes as students and not employees.