The Joe Pags Show

Pags opens with the sad news that legendary actor Tim Curry has died at 80, remembering the unforgettable star of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Clue, It and so much more. Then Pags turns to the escalating battle over mail-in voting, as a federal judge removes one obstacle to President Trump's executive order while Democratic-led states launch a fresh challenge just weeks before the midterms. The ruling allows new Postal Service requirements to move forward for now—but the underlying legal fight is far from finished. Pags also takes aim at New York Attorney General Letitia James and raises questions about election integrity. Then Alpha News investigative reporter Liz Collin joins the program for a deep dive into Derek Chauvin's latest legal fight. Does he have a legitimate path to getting his conviction overturned? Why was there no grand jury in the original prosecution? What evidence does Collin say never received the attention it deserved? And what did the medical examiner actually conclude about George Floyd's cause of death? Collin and Pags revisit one of the most consequential cases in modern America—and the questions they believe still demand answers.
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Pags dives into another confusing turn in the Iran conflict as Tehran reportedly threatens to block U.S. military vessels from the Strait of Hormuz under a potential deal involving Oman. Pags has a pretty basic question: How exactly do you close an international waterway to America while letting everyone else through? The phones light up as listeners try to make sense of what Iran is proposing and what happens next. Then Alpha News investigative reporter Liz Collin returns for Part 2 with even more to unpack. What's really happening with the massive fraud investigations she's been following, and what is the proposed Stop Nick Shirley Act? Collin also digs deeper into Derek Chauvin's latest legal challenge, the questions surrounding how his case was prosecuted, the lack of a grand jury, and what the medical examiner actually said about George Floyd's death. It's an explosive conversation about fraud, justice and the stories Collin says other journalists won't touch.


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Pags starts with his latest bodycam reaction videos before breaking down a new development in the Minnesota ICE shooting case as a judge clears the way for the accused agent to leave a Texas jail. Then it's election night fallout as Darline Graham wins the Republican nomination in South Carolina. But the Lindsay Clancy case takes over the phones as Pags digs into the disturbing new details and can't believe some of the reaction being directed at her husband. Where should responsibility fall in a case this horrific—and what does it say about America's mental-health system? Pags takes passionate calls and declares it's time to "Make Asylums Great Again." He also answers a surprisingly fascinating question: How much beef does America actually import, and where is it coming from? Then legendary actor and singer Robert Davi joins Pags for a conversation that's pure entertainment—New York stories, his role in Reagan, the film returning to theaters with new footage, his love of singing, and a new movie musical with John Travolta. It's movies, music, politics and plenty of laughs with two guys who have A LOT to talk about.
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Pags opens with the heartbreaking breaking news that Dolly Parton has died at 80, remembering the extraordinary life and legacy of an entertainer who somehow seemed universally loved. Then the conversation turns to the WNBA's decision that Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White are NOT eligible for the 2027 draft—and Pags asks the question the league may not want to answer: If they're ineligible, exactly what standard is the WNBA using to determine who qualifies to play in a women's league? The phones light up over the question of "what is a woman?" before Pags pivots to the escalating trade fight with Canada. He brings you JD Vance's latest remarks, breaks down where tariffs are increasing and explains what the collapsing U.S.-Canada trade talks could ultimately mean for American consumers, businesses and the economy.
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Pags has had enough with what he sees as relentless anti-Trump bias across mainstream news and digital media, explaining why Americans should never blindly accept a headline—even from an outlet they normally trust. His rule is simple: trust, but VERIFY. Then Pags dives into the latest Kennedy Center battle as the Trump administration suggests the building could actually be demolished if the courts block its renovation plans. And somehow, things get even crazier: Victor Wembanyama is reportedly STILL growing, with claims that the Spurs superstar could now stand 7'7" with an unbelievable 8'3" wingspan. Then Georgia Rep. Mike Collins joins the program as he campaigns to unseat Sen. Jon Ossoff. Why does Collins believe Ossoff seems more focused on running against Trump than defending his own record? Collins and Pags get into the Georgia Senate showdown, Trump's agenda and the escalating Canada trade fight—and what that battle could mean for Americans.
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