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Next Steps Show April 11, 2025

A Republic in Crisis — or Just in Denial?
This episode dives deep into the unraveling of American institutions—from media manipulation to political cowardice to a culture that’s forgotten how to think critically, let alone civically.
With raw honesty and a faith-based lens, Peter reflects on legacy, leadership, and loss—starting with his own growing family and a heartfelt nod to Parkinson’s Awareness. But it doesn’t stop at the personal. The conversation drills into the national crisis.
From race-baiting politics to media lies, from the misuse of asylum claims to a mayor more interested in blocking reporters than blocking crime—this episode pulls no punches. It challenges false narratives about democracy, immigration, and justice, while exposing the cultural rot trickling down from activist judges and bureaucrats to broken communities.
This isn't just talk radio. This is civic revival, truth-telling, and a call to spiritual and political clarity in the heart of America’s Van-bōōl-zal-ness Crisis.
Listen now. And remember—be a leader, be a leader, be a leader.
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Next Steps Show April 10, 2025

Where do we draw the line between being a welcoming nation and a nation being walked over?
In this hard-hitting episode of The Next Steps Show, guest host Luis Martinez doesn’t hold back. With firsthand experience as a former green card holder turned proud U.S. citizen, he unpacks the real meaning of legal immigration, assimilation, and American values.
He exposes how media spin, activist judges, and political cowardice are eroding our sovereignty — replacing law and order with toxic empathy and willful ignorance. Why are sanctuary cities allowed to defy federal law? 
Why are victims of illegal alien crime ignored while violators are coddled? Why do legal immigrants face endless red tape while illegals are fast-tracked to benefits and voting access? These are the uncomfortable questions this show confronts head-on.
Luis also challenges the double standard in our justice system, spotlighting federal judges like James Boasberg whose personal conflicts of interest muddy the rule of law — reaching beyond their jurisdictions to block the will of the American people while conveniently ignoring blatant violations happening in their own backyards.
And finally, a powerful reminder: this nation has a culture worth protecting. Assimilation is not oppression. It’s the foundation of unity. Without it, multiculturalism becomes division masked as inclusion.
This is more than commentary — it’s a call to vigilance. A defense of the rule of law. A reminder that the American Dream is a privilege, not a free-for-all.
Listen to this episode and ask yourself: Are we preserving America, or passively surrendering it?
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Next Steps Show April 8, 2025

Be a leader. Be a leader. Be a leader.
That’s how this episode of The Next Steps Show wraps up—and you’ll understand why once you listen.
In a world soaked in excuses, finger-pointing, and government overreach, Peter Vazquez brings a no-nonsense, unapologetically honest conversation to the table. From being a grandfather and the power of legacy, to the crisis of homelessness, to the empty promises of social reform, Peter lays it all out with clarity, conviction, and a firm foundation in faith.
What happens when leadership is traded for dependency? When victimhood becomes a virtue, and facts are drowned out by feelings? What happens when kids are told their future is predetermined by race, and adults are expected to surrender more freedom in the name of "safety"? We get what Peter calls the Van-bōōl-zal-ness Crisis of Modern Times—a culture duped by emotion, led by slogans, and robbed of common sense.
But this show isn’t just about diagnosing the problem, it’s about calling us back to truth. To rebuilding communities through real connection, not bloated bureaucracy. It’s about raising kids with values, not ideology. About replacing the tribalism of identity politics with solutions rooted in responsibility, faith, and discernment.
Peter also highlights a faith-fueled approach to tackling homelessness—servant leadership in action—and reminds us that impact doesn’t come from more government programs. It comes from people. From us. From you.
If you’re tired of being told what to think, if you’re hungry for a voice that cuts through the noise and calls things what they are—this episode is for you.
Listen now. Share it. And take the next step toward restoring the values that built this nation.
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Next Steps Show April 7, 2025

We Asked the Question No One Dares Answer — and the Silence Was Deafening
On this episode of The Next Steps Show, we dared to ask what the progressive left and their media machine hope you'll never ask: What can a white person do in America that a black person can’t?
Spoiler alert: No one could give a straight answer — just ideological dodgeballs and talking points recycled from the echo chamber of racial division.
From radical feminism hijacked by trans activism to politicians exploiting DEI like it’s a gold mine while our communities rot — we break it down. We expose how the Me Too movement morphed into a power grab, how the “believe all women” mantra became a silencing tool, and how “equity” became the new segregation.
This episode doesn’t pander, it provokes. We take a flamethrower to the narrative that says broken windows don’t matter, minor crimes are "inconvenient," and that police shouldn’t enforce the law unless it’s trendy.
We expose the charade of racial guilt, the twisted belief that law enforcement is the problem — not the solution — and we call out the reality behind leftist legislation that shields criminals while vilifying cops.
We also confront the lie that minorities need government crutches to succeed. Because the truth is, the system isn’t broken — the ideology poisoning it is.
This isn’t just commentary — this is a call to action. It’s time to push back on division disguised as progress. It’s time to restore law, order, and self-respect.
Tune in now. Speak up. Get loud. And never apologize for speaking truth.
God bless America.
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Next Steps Show April 4, 2025

No fluff. No filters. Just truth — bold, unshaken, and long overdue. If you’re tired of political theater and ready to confront the real-world consequences of corrupted leadership, crumbling values, and weaponized narratives, this is your wake-up call.
The enemy is clear: the Van-bōōl-zal-ness Crisis of Modern Times — a calculated deception designed to confuse, divide, and conquer. It’s not incompetence; it’s intentional. A system built on lies, funded by your tax dollars, and protected by both leftist idealogues and weak-kneed conservatives alike.
From billions lost to fraud in healthcare to skyrocketing abortion rates in New York — from bullied correctional officers to silenced voices across the country — what’s happening isn’t accidental. It’s orchestrated. It’s deadly. And it’s robbing communities of truth, purpose, and future.
This is a call to clarity. A call to courage. Empty political platforms and buzzword policies won’t fix what’s been broken. Real change starts by confronting the rot, calling out the hypocrisy, and refusing to trade freedom for comfort.
This broadcast isn’t for the timid or the trendy. It’s for the backbone of America — those who see through the charade, who won’t be shamed into silence, and who still believe in truth over tyranny.
The Van-bōōl-zal-ness Crisis is real. It's here. And it's killing this country from the core out.
So ask yourself: What will you do next?
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Next Steps Show April 3, 2025

The air hums with tension, as a voice slices through the static of the Next Steps Show on WYSL. "Mira la izquierda, mira la derecha," it demands. "Look left, look right. What do you see? Where are you?" This isn’t a soft nudge—it’s a story of a nation unraveling, caught in what I have dubbed the "Vamboozleness Crisis of Modern Times," a dark weave of corruption, shattered trust, and betrayal gnawing at America’s bones.
In this tale, trust is a rare coin—only 22% of folks still believe the government cares about them. The reason burns clear: leaders, from New York State to the capital, trade the Constitution for their own profit. Billions vanish—$455 billion a year from global healthcare, snatched by fraud, leaving the vulnerable empty-handed. Locally, communities wither as services fade, devoured by the same deceit. It’s not just one side; the progressive left spins its yarns, but some on the right weave their own, widening the chasm between those who have and those who don’t.
The story turns darker, rooted in a past that echoes still. New York’s abortion rate stands at 32.5 per thousand women aged 15 to 44, fueled by a governor nicknamed Hocus Pocus who pours $35 million into making the state a sanctuary for it. In Black and Brown neighborhoods, the lie festers: your life, your kids, mean nothing. It’s a whisper from Rochester’s roughest corners, a shadow that lingers, breaking spirits under its weight.
Chaos seeps into schools, where innocence frays. Rural kids face bomb threats, 54% of their schools now armed with threat assessment teams—less than the 71% in city cores, but a stark sign of rot spreading. The thread pulls back to 1980, to Reagan’s unheeded call to return welfare and education to the states, a lost chance to hold the line against this drift.
A voice named Keith cracks through, weary and real. He paints a nation split to its marrow, teetering like it’s the night before Civil War. People like his friend Tony hunker down, silenced by years of being told to hush. The absence of giants like Jim Quinn haunts the airwaves, their truth a fading echo. Yet glimmers pierce the gloom—Hispanic voters lean right, Asian Americans shift slightly too. The vamboozleness stirs something, a quiet reckoning brewing.
This story doesn’t end—it demands. Elected officials, from Albany’s halls to small-town councils, stand accused: those who feed on fraud, cheapen life, choke voices. The call rings out: name it, fight it. "Be a voice for liberty," the words linger, a challenge to turn the tide. The vamboozleness carves its mark, but the chance to rewrite this tale hangs in the balance, raw and urgent.
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Next Steps Show April 1, 2025

Sanctuary cities: compassion or chaos? Peter Vazquez joins forces with legal immigrant Luis Martinez for a fearless takedown of broken laws, taxpayer exploitation, and the stunning truth about anchor babies and toxic empathy.
This is not just a discussion — it is a powerful American wake-up call that will captivate you, challenge your views, and compel you to tune in!
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Next Steps Show March 31, 2025

 I’m gutted—Jim Quinn, the roaring lion of liberty, is gone, and it tears my heart apart. 
On Next Steps Show, I join Bob to pour out my grief for a legend who owned the airwaves with fearless truth. But I’m not just mourning—I’m raging. 
I shred the spineless sanctuary city insanity strangling Rochester, calling out the gutless cowards in charge who’d rather shield criminals than save us. And the GOP? I’m screaming at them to wake up while New York chokes on chaos! 
This is my battle cry for Quinn’s legacy—a raw, unfiltered, soul-shaking call to fight back. 
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Next Steps Show April 2, 2025

A nation doesn't fall from foreign invasion—it crumbles when its people forget what made it strong.
We’re living through what can only be called the Van-bōōl-zal-ness Crisis—a time when truth is twisted, leadership caves to personal gain, and the American people are sold a steady diet of polished lies dressed up as progress.
New York is releasing inmates early while prisons fall apart. Students are making terroristic threats that shut down entire school districts. Our healthcare system is in chaos, and government “efficiency” looks more like erosion of accountability. Meanwhile, citizens across the nation are rising up to protest the continued use of taxpayer dollars to fund abortion.
This isn’t just bad policy—it’s a betrayal of the very principles that once made this country the envy of the world.
As Isaiah 5:20 warns: “Woe to those who call evil good and good evil…” That’s exactly where we are. But the tide can turn—if we stop being silent.
Listen, share, and take the Next Step—before it’s taken for you.

Next Steps Show Mar 28, 2025

From the vibrant streets of Patna, India, to the historic neighborhoods of Rochester, Shashi Sinha's journey embodies the quintessential American dream. 
An IT executive, entrepreneur, and community advocate, Shashi Sinha steps into the political arena with a vision he believes will make Rochester "the best mid-size city in the country."
Shashi's ambitious proposals include constructing 4,000 affordable housing units, ending tax foreclosure auctions, and implementing a 40% reduction in property taxes. 
These bold initiatives aim to address Rochester's pressing challenges, but they also raise critical questions: How will these projects be financed? Can government-led efforts effectively tackle issues like housing and homelessness, or does the private sector hold the key? 
With Rochester's homelessness rate significantly higher than states like Florida or Texas, it's imperative to scrutinize the efficacy of public housing versus market-driven solutions.
In the realm of public safety, Shashi advocates for reallocating police resources from traffic enforcement to focus on violent crime. Yet, traffic stops often uncover serious offenses. With Rochester's murder rate among the highest nationally, can we afford to shift policing priorities without compromising safety?
Education remains a pressing concern. Despite substantial per-student spending, Rochester lags in state rankings. In contrast, states like Utah and Arizona achieve better outcomes with significantly less funding. Is it time to explore structural reforms, performance-based pay, and school choice to revitalize our education system?
Economically, the proposal to simultaneously cut taxes and increase city spending raises questions about fiscal responsibility. States like Florida and Texas have demonstrated that lean government and private sector freedom can drive growth, adding over 500,000 jobs last year. Can Rochester emulate this success without jeopardizing its financial stability?
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Next Steps Show Mar 26, 2025

New York: Where Taxpayers Pay the Price, and Bureaucrats Pass the Buck
There’s a storm brewing beneath the polished press conferences and empty political soundbites. New York ranks 44th in taxpayer return on investment, and that’s not just a bad report card—it’s a gut punch to every working-class family footing the bill for a government that has long since lost the plot.
At nearly $11,000 per capita in state and local taxes, New Yorkers are paying top dollar and getting bargain-bin services. Roads crumble, public health outcomes fall behind, and half the kids in public schools can’t meet basic proficiency in reading or math. The state spends more on education per child than any other in the country—almost $30,000 annually—and still, the results are shameful. This isn’t a funding problem. It’s a failure of stewardship.
The state that once stood as a beacon of opportunity now stands at the bottom of the pile in freedom. Ranked dead last—50th—in overall freedom by the Cato Institute, New York has become a cautionary tale. Overregulation, high taxes, crushing debt, and a bureaucracy more committed to control than competence have turned the Empire State into an empire of excess and inefficiency.
The rule of law, once a bedrock of American stability, now shows cracks. Civil justice access is ranked 107th in the world. Confidence in elections and government accountability continues to erode. And still, officials in Albany posture as if they’re managing a model republic.
Meanwhile, cultural decay spreads. We’re witnessing an anti-parent movement where children are handed over to the state and to ideology before they can form complete sentences. Drugs at the pharmacy are easier to get than answers from the school board.
And conversations about family and responsibility are replaced by euphemisms and indoctrination. When fictional characters like Archie Bunker start sounding more sane than today’s policymakers, it says something about just how far things have gone off the rails.
But while chaos and dysfunction reign at the top, the quiet heroes still show up. Legal assistants—recognized nationally on March 26—stand as a testament to discipline, order, and due process. In places like Rochester, they keep the wheels of justice turning, even as the system buckles under its own weight. They don’t get the headlines, but they do the hard work.
And in the spirit of National Make Up Your Own Holiday Day, maybe it’s time to declare a Return to Sanity Day. Or better yet—Stop Taxing Us Into Oblivion Day. The country doesn’t need another quirky celebration. It needs accountability. It needs leadership. It needs citizens who will no longer stay silent while their state is hollowed out.
This is about more than bad rankings. It’s about a government that has forgotten its role, a system that punishes productivity, and a culture that mocks tradition. But tradition is exactly what’s needed—a return to common sense, constitutional order, and a government that serves the people, not itself.
New York can be saved. But not by those who created the mess. It’ll take citizens who are fed up and fearless, who remember what this state once stood for, and who refuse to let it slip any further.It’s not about left or right anymore. It’s about right and wrong. And right now, the people of New York are being wronged—plain and simple.
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Next Steps Show Mar 25, 2025

While we honor the heroes who earned the Medal of Honor with blood and grit, another battle rages here at home—one not fought with rifles, but with gavels, manipulation, and political lawfare.
The judiciary is no longer guarding the Constitution—it is being used to dismantle it. 
Sixty-four nationwide injunctions were fired at President Trump, a sharp increase from the 20 faced by the Obama administration over eight years. Not because of law, but because of politics.
That is not justice—it is sabotage.
Marcus Carey joins the conversation. A constitutional warrior with 45 years in the trenches, he took on the judicial machine and won. From shutting down unconstitutional speech bans to exposing the rigged game of judge-shopping—where plaintiffs strategically file lawsuits in districts with judges more likely to rule in their favor, as seen in the travel ban cases—and shadow rulings, Marcus brings the truth the Left does not want you to hear.
We dig deep into how power is being hijacked from the presidency, how courts are being weaponized, and why New York’s policy on involuntary mental health removals is just another mask for government overreach.
Critics argue that this policy lacks sufficient oversight and could lead to abuses, raising concerns about the balance between public safety and individual rights.
This is not debate. It is defense—of our values, our laws, and our nation.
Hit play. Stand firm. The Republic needs you alert.
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Next Steps Show Mar 24, 2025

In the wake of Mia Love’s passing, we pay a heartfelt tribute to her enduring legacy—a legacy woven from the threads of leadership, limited government, and an unyielding belief in the American dream.
Let’s take a sweeping journey through the intricate tapestry of U.S. political history, tracing the evolution of its political parties from the spirited debates of the Founding Fathers to the complexities of today’s two-party system.
We pause to revisit Mia Love, an individual whose legacy still echoes with relevance, offering a lens through which to view the shifting currents of our modern political landscape.
The narrative broadens as we delve into the pulse of current events shaping the nation—trade tensions simmering on the global stage, conflicts casting long shadows, and the quiet rise of independent voters redefining the electorate.
Closer to home, we shine a light on local stories, like those unfolding in Rochester, NY, where community struggles and triumphs reflect the larger American experience. These threads of politics and culture intertwine, painting a vivid picture of a nation at a crossroads, grappling with its identity and its future.
Tune in, listen closely, and share your own reflections.
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Next Steps Show Mar 21, 2025

Imagine a space where the air hums with the unfiltered pursuit of truth—a place where voices rise, not in echo, but in challenge. Our latest radio show invites you into this arena, where the stakes are nothing less than the world we share. 
This isn’t about one story, one guest, or one fight. It’s about the enduring struggle to carve out a future that honors freedom, demands justice, and rewards courage.
Cybersecurity expert Jeff Minnis joins us to illuminate these themes. Picture a conversation that sweeps across the landscape of our lives—touching the unseen battles in the digital shadows, the systems that shape our daily existence, and the ideas that define who we are. 
With every word, we peel back the layers of a world in flux, revealing the power each of us holds to shift its course. This episode is a spark. It’s for the curious, the restless, the determined—for anyone who believes that standing still is not an option. 
Tune in, not just to listen, but to feel the weight of what’s possible when we dare to question, to act, and to stand as one.
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Next Steps Show Mar 20, 2025

Are you prepared to confront the uncomfortable truths about our government's expanding reach into our daily lives? 
We challenge the notion that more government equates to better living. We will expose how excessive regulations and overreach can suffocate individual freedoms, stifle innovation, and erode the very liberties upon which our nation was founded.
Consider this: a Pew Research Center survey found that 53% of Americans believe the federal government threatens their personal rights and freedoms, with 31% considering it a major threat. This statistic reflects a growing unease among citizens.
Innovation, the lifeblood of progress, is also under siege. A study from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce revealed that excessive regulation can hinder economic growth and innovation, as businesses may face increased compliance costs and operational restrictions. 
Public sentiment mirrors these concerns. A Gallup poll indicates that 54% of Americans believe the government is doing too much, a sentiment that has remained consistent.
Over-regulation creates an environment where creativity is stifled. Excessive regulations, taxes, and bureaucracy can create barriers to entry for entrepreneurs and businesses, limiting competition and reducing incentives for innovation and investment. 
The fear of non-compliance leads to a culture of caution, where individuals and organizations stick to what is safe and known, rather than exploring new and potentially revolutionary ideas.
This isn't just theory—it's happening now, affecting you and your community. 
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Next Steps Show Mar 19, 2025

They told you to wait your turn. To stay small. To silence your voice. But the time for playing it safe is over.
This conversation is about breaking free—from fear, from doubt, from a system that rewards weakness and punishes truth. 
Dawn Damon knows what it means to fight for confidence, to reclaim faith, and to step into bold leadership. Today, she shares how you can do the same.
We are also exposing the uncomfortable truth—how the progressive left enables lawlessness, excuses failure, and weaponizes race to justify corruption. 
If you are tired of being told to sit down and comply, if you know you were made for more, then this episode is your call to rise.
No more waiting. No more fear. Watch. Listen. Lead.
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Next Steps Show Mar 18, 2025

Faith-Driven Entrepreneurship: Reclaiming Business, Family, and Freedom
In an era where government overreach and cultural shifts threaten the foundations of faith, family, and financial independence, a new wave of entrepreneurs is rising. These bold leaders refuse to conform to broken systems, choosing instead to build businesses by God’s design, not by the world’s standards.
On today’s episode of The Next Steps Show, host Peter Vazquez welcomes faith-driven entrepreneur and movement maker Kristin Dronchi for a no-holds-barred conversation about the fight for economic and cultural freedom. As institutions weaponize corporate power, government regulations, and Big Tech censorship to silence voices of faith and tradition, Kingdom entrepreneurs are forging an alternative economy—one rooted in biblical values, family restoration, and financial sovereignty.
The battle isn’t just economic—it’s political and spiritual. Traditional family values are under attack as policies devalue motherhood and promote government dependency. Meanwhile, businesses are pressured to comply with radical corporate agendas that contradict faith and freedom. Dronchi challenges the narrative that success is found in chasing worldly approval, instead advocating for faith-based business models that empower families and communities.
With cancel culture, de-banking, and ESG-driven compliance on the rise, how do faith-driven business owners fight back? Through Kingdom collaboration, community-driven entrepreneurship, and the creation of a parallel economy that isn’t shackled to government-controlled systems.
Today’s discussion exposes the biggest political and economic lies told to entrepreneurs and provides a roadmap for breaking free from this control.
This isn’t just about business—it’s about building a movement. A movement that restores families, reshapes culture, and reclaims economic power from institutions that seek to silence and control. The Next Steps Show is more than a conversation—it’s a call to action.
Tune in at noon and be part of the movement.
 
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Next Steps Show Mar 11, 2025

In today's unpredictable world, the essence of true leadership lies in resilience and strategic foresight. Join us as we delve into these themes with our esteemed guest, David J. Greer. 
With over 35 years of entrepreneurial experience, David transformed a fledgling software startup into a global leader. His acclaimed book, Wind In Your Sails, serves as a beacon for those seeking to harness their potential amidst adversity. 
Engaging with his wisdom is not merely an opportunity; it is a pivotal step toward personal empowerment and success in today's complex world.
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