Next Steps Show

“Mira la izquierda, mira la derecha.” The ground under New York shifts again, and the shift always comes with a friendly label. Safety. Dignity. Compassion. Meanwhile, rights get strangled without a single honest vote.

 

Gary Stout calls in with a plain truth: when they cannot ban, they price you out, track you, and pressure the banks to starve lawful commerce. A gun show at the Hamburg Fairgrounds (Jan 3–4) becomes more than an ev...

The world keeps offering the same trade: fear in exchange for freedom, crisis in exchange for control. A beach turns into a crime scene. A campus turns into a headline. The response is always waiting, polished and ready, as if the conclusion mattered more than the cause.

 

This conversation refuses to rush past the uncomfortable parts.

 

Peter Vazquez traces the pattern that stretches across borders and headlines, where anti-Semiti...

The studio felt like a courtroom with Christmas music playing in the hallway. The case was simple: when transparency gets treated like a threat, corruption starts to wear a suit and call itself “normal.”

 

Bob Nelson walked us back to November 22, 1963, where a president died in public while a Senate corruption trail went strangely quiet. His uncle, whistleblower Don B. “Buck” Reynolds, handed over documents on LBJ and learned what...

A warning delivered without velvet gloves.

 

While Peter Vazquez was on assignment, Luis Martinez took the chair and spoke as a man who has seen ideological collapse up close and recognizes the early tremors.

 

The broadcast traced a line from the exile of Christianity from the public square, to enforced sexual ideology in institutions, and onward to a harder question many refuse to touch: whether the West is making room for forces...

A storm moves in, the temperature drops, and a deeper question hangs in the air: what happens to a nation when truth grows colder than the weather?

 

Peter Vazquez guides a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation that moves from faith and neighborly duty to free enterprise, corporate power, and the quiet fear gripping a generation taught to whisper instead of speak. Compassion for the homeless sits beside hard truths about accountabi...

Truth does not whisper anymore. It has to fight its way through noise, narratives, and carefully curated confusion.

 

Peter Vazquez digs into a conversation that refuses to play along with the illusion that things are merely “complicated,” when in reality they are deliberately distorted.

 

With Nick Kangadis of MRCTV and MRC Culture, the discussion traces how media, politics, and digital feeds reward outrage while starving discernm...

Look left. Look right. Ask yourself whether the decay you feel is imagined…or engineered.

This episode is a reckoning with obedience disguised as peace, and distraction sold as compassion. From Rochester to Albany to Washington, the conversation cuts through media rot, political theater, and policies that quietly fail the people they claim to protect.

 

Faith, liberty, and responsibility collide with surveillance culture, assisted ...

Justice was never meant to be a revolving door. In New York, it has become one by design. Accountability has been stripped from the system and replaced with slogans that promise compassion while delivering danger. Peter Vazquez confronts that reality head-on alongside Ken W. Good, attorney and national bail-policy expert, whose work exposes what these policies do once theory meets the street.

 

This is a reckoning with bail reform,...

Families gather, meals are shared, and yet the deeper question remains: What holds a nation together when gratitude fades and complacency takes root?

 

On this episode, the conversation turns from Thanksgiving warmth to the cold realities facing America. Retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Bernie Flowers returns to confront the cultural, political, and spiritual fractures that have left communities vulnerable to manipulation, depe...

In this Thanksgiving Eve edition of The Next Steps Show, Peter Vazquez begins with the brutal truth the world wants to ignore: Iran’s regime is executing its own people to cling to power.

 

Former political prisoner Shirin Nariman relives her teenage years inside Evin Prison torture, firing squads, and friends taken out to die while calling Americans to stand with the National Council of Resistance of Iran and the fight for a free,...

America is in a spiritual and cultural crossfire, and Peter Vazquez refuses to sit quietly. Joined by Terris E. Todd, Director of Coalitions and Outreach for Project 21 and former White House appointee, the conversation traces a line from National Bible Week to a generation starved for truth.

 

They expose how Black and Brown communities are being hit by the Vanbōōlzalness Crisis through abortion, cultural manipulation, demasculini...

America stands at a crossroads where cultural confusion, ideological pressure, and accelerating technological force collide. Justine Brooke Murray, MRCTV Video Host/Blogger, Anderlik Fellow at the Media Research Center (MRC), journalist, and unapologetic defender of free expression, maps the domestic fracture.

 

She reveals what follows when powerful institutions abandon their duty to truth. From activist mobs to professors enforci...

Darkness does not conquer a nation when it first appears, but when people stop recognizing it.

 

Peter Vázquez takes listeners to the foot of the Cross, to the unnamed soldier who pierced Christ’s side, and uses that “Longinus moment” to reveal how America now stands in front of truth and still chooses blindness.

 

From Dearborn’s Sharia-aligned politics to California’s cultural collapse, from Epstein’s web of influence to Trump’s ...

National Absurdity Day set the tone, but the hour quickly exposed something far more serious: a nation being divided on purpose. What begins as cultural tension turns into open conflict, from Dearborn’s prayer calls echoing through neighborhoods to protests split between Christians and Muslims, all defended under the banner of “rights” while an ideology unwilling to assimilate advances unchecked.

 

It is the slow grinding down of A...

Host Peter Vazquez and guest Brian Thomas Wetzel go straight at the crisis in America’s classrooms and the confusion in our culture, not to complain, but to point toward rebuilding.

 

Wetzel draws on years of creating K-12 curriculum and speaking with more than 160 teachers and administrators to expose a system that burns out good educators, shields bad behavior, and sidelines math, science, and reading under layers of ideology and...

America’s future can be secured when parents step forward with confidence and purpose.

 

Combat veteran and former CIA officer Adam Hardage reminds us that Generation Alpha is growing up in an AI-driven world, but this moment offers an opportunity.

 

With faith, discipline, and strong family leadership, children can learn to navigate technology with clarity instead of confusion. His book The Alpha Blueprint shows how families can r...

The episode unfolds like a reckoning inside the American church. Peter Vazquez opens by challenging the spirit of the age with a simple line: “Being happy is a choice.” That truth sets the stage for a far heavier reality he refuses to ignore—many churches have replaced biblical authority with cultural approval and political loyalty.

 

Peter is joined by Dr. Eric Wallace, theologian, New Testament scholar, and founder of Freedom’s J...

The conversation returns to its roots: one man at a microphone, facing a community wrestling with the cost of control. Peter walks listeners through a country where promises of “affordability” quietly harden into systems of dependency, where citizens are reminded that freedom fades fastest when government insists it can live life for you.

 

He exposes how expanding bureaucracy fails veterans, families, and taxpayers alike. T...

Veterans Day is not a slogan. It is a standard. On today’s Next Steps Show, U.S. Army Iraq veteran and Combat News founder Sgt. Mark “Sarge” Mitchell joins Peter Vazquez to cut through the parade music and talk reality: God, Country, Family—and the duty we owe those who raised a right hand.

 

Sarge traces a soldier’s path from Fort Jackson to Iraq and reminds us that every veteran—combat or not—earned the title. We confront the cul...