Chris Plante Live at Chevy Chase Country Club
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PM Chicago (5/17) – A Navy Pier Revamp & Renaming the MSI
On this episode of PM Chicago with Bret Gogoel: Scott Childers, in for Bret, speaks with Bill Cameron, Host of Take 1, about the latest coming out of City Hall. He plays a piece from Nick Gale featuring the CEO of Navy Pier, Marilyn Gardner. Plus, what’s happening down at the PGA tournament?
The Closing Bell (5/17) – Grocery Co-ops, Imaginary Friends, and Grandma McFlurries
On today’s edition of The Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel: Kim Gordon speaks with Stephen Johnson, President and Treasurer of the Wild Onion grocery co-op, opening soon in the city. Scott Childers, in for Bret, speaks with Jason Nathanson about this week in entertainment, including the box office and a look at the Disney upfronts. Plus, a flurry of food stories.
Episode 104: A Weekend in the City
On this episode of Show & Tell with Andrea Darlas: it’s a small episode, but it packs a punch! First up, Frank Maugeri, Founder and Artistic Director of Cabinet of Curiosity, joins me. He is here to promote opening weekend for their outdoor pedal power playground celebrations. After that, you don’t want to miss it! Steve Landes, who has the privilege of playing the great John Lennon, tells us all about RAIN: A Tribute to the Beatles. It’s here this weekend only at the CIBC Theatre. It’s a great weekend to be in the city of Chicago!
Frank Maugeri, Founder and Artistic Director of Cabinet of Curiosity, promotes their second year of Pedal Power Playground celebrations. Visit www.cocechicago.com for a list of events and details.
Steve Landes tells us about his love for the Beatles and how it translates into his portrayal of John Lennon in RAIN: A Tribute to the Beatles. It’s here May 17-18 at the CIBC Theatre. For tickets, visit www.broadwayinchicago.com.
Are Streaming Bundles Paving the Way for Cable 2.0?
Fansided.com’s Alex Zalben joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss whether basic cable is on its way out, the benefits of streaming bundles versus traditional cable, and he offers tips on how to choose between streaming services and cable TV.
MSNBC’s Michael Steele Talks Biden’s Debate Challenge to Trump, AOC vs. MTG Clash, and Trump Hush Money Trial Updates on The Steve Cochran Show
Host of The Weekend on MSNBC & Former RNC Chair Michael Steele joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss why Biden is eager to debate Trump, the heated exchange between Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Marjorie Taylor Greene, and to provide an update on the Trump hush money trial.
PM Chicago (5/16) – Farmer’s Market Season & Jo Dee Messina in Chicago
On this episode of PM Chicago with Bret Gogoel: Scott Childers, in for Bret, talks with musician JoDee Messina ahead of her Friday night performance at Joe’s Live in Rosemont. Kim Gordon speaks with Sandra Carrera from the Department of Cultural Affairs about this summer in Chicago Farmers Markets. Plus, the team ranks some of their favorite NFL schedule announcement videos.
The Closing Bell (5/16) – The Travel Season, Youth Unemployment, & Digital Credit Cards
On today’s edition of The Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel: Scott Childers, in for Bret, speaks with ABC’s Alex Stone about the upcoming (incredibly busy) travel season. Justin Kaufmann from AXIOS Chicago has the details on Chicago’s youth joblessness rates and what is being done to help. Plus, credit cards could go digital sooner than you think.
Market Madness: Meme Stocks Shaking Up Traditional Investing
The Capitalist Pig Jonathan Hoenig joins the Steve Cochran Show to delve into the mystery of meme stocks, whether America is heading towards a recession, and why meme stocks might not be the wisest investment strategy.
April’s CPI Inflation Rate Dips: Signs of Economic Cooling?
David Hochberg from Team Hochberg at Homeside Financial joins the Steve Cochran Show to delve into the recent decrease in April’s CPI inflation rate, tips on removing PMI, and he shares his predictions on how the Bears will fare in the upcoming season.
Crunch Down on Nature’s Crunchiest Snack: The Great Cicada Feast of 2024
Odd Produce Inc. Dave Odd joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the benefits of eating cicadas, why you should wait for them to molt to enjoy them, and the number one rule to follow when foraging.
Bridging the Gap: Decoding the Workplace Mindset of Gen Z
Founder of Kat Walsh Consulting Kat Walsh joins the Steve Cochran Show to delve into her experience managing Gen Z, what this younger generation is seeking in their dream job, and she offers valuable advice on how employers and Gen Z can better understand each other to foster positive and productive work relationships.
PM Chicago (5/15) – A Hometown PGA Golfer & Season Opener for the Chicago Sky
On this episode of PM Chicago with Bret Gogoel: Jeff Kellen, PGA Pro at North Shore Country Club in Glenview, joins the program to discuss his exciting qualification for this weekend’s PGA Championship. Jonathan Bregman talks with the Chicago Tribune’s Julia Poe ahead of tonight’s Chicago Sky home opener. Plus, Eddie Johnson is supporting a grassroots effort to save ShotSpotter.
The Closing Bell (5/15) – All You Can Eat Challenges to Business & EV’s Unintended Victim
On today’s edition of The Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel: in restaurant news, Red Lobster announces shutdowns, and Buffalo Wild Wings announces a new promotion. Cicero has a new city ordinance that will make it harder to get a drink at your favorite bar. Plus, there’s an unintended victim in the electric vehicle race.
The Chicago Bears will play one home game in London
The Bears will play the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, Oct. 13, at 8:30 Central time at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. The Bears learned in January they would play a regular-season game in London this season, they just didn’t know the date and opponent. Tickets for the game will go on sale in June. The London game will be considered one of the Bears’ nine home games, so there will be eight at Soldier Field this season.
Chicago PD’s 20-Mile Ruck March: Rallying for Veterans & First Responders!
Cmdr. Melinda Linas joins the Steve Cochran Show on Police Memorial Week. They discuss honoring our fallen officers, rallying behind those who tirelessly serve our communities, and she shares ways to get involved in the Chicago Police Marine Corps League’s epic 20-mile ruck march happening this Friday.
Urgent Call to Action: Rallying to Preserve ShotSpotter and Combat Chicago’s Gun Violence Crisis
Former CPD Superintendent Eddie Johnson joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss why ShotSpotter is imperative to solving Chicago’s gun violence crisis, how this technology aids Chicago’s law enforcement, and he shares how you can support the preservation of ShotSpotter at www.saveshotspotter.com.
WLS 100: John Howell
WLS’ 100th anniversary celebration continues with John Howell, legendary veteran Chicago radio host, on the Steve Cochran Show.
Laugh out loud with Pat McGann at the Railto Square Theatre on May 17th!
Comedian Pat McGann joins the Steve Cochran Show to delve into navigating divorce amicably, the joys of being a kid on the Southside during the summer, and his upcoming show at the Rialto Square Theatre in Joliet on Friday, May 17th!
Dalton and Chicago Residents Demand Change: Mayor Recall on the Horizon?
Former federal prosecutor Pat Brady joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the origins of the lack of respect for law enforcement, unpack the reasons behind the often lengthy process of prosecuting federal cases, and explore the possibility of residents recalling a mayor.
PM Chicago (5/14) – An Unlikely Lakefront Ally & Budget Cuts in Springfield
On this episode of PM Chicago with Bret Gogoel: Daily Herald reporter Chris Placek explains why a suburban mayor has become an unlikely ally to the Bears’ lakefront plans. Greg Bishop, Associate Editor for The Center Square, has the details on Pritzker’s $800 million cut memo and how that affects the end of the session in Springfield. Plus, Chicagoans grade CPS and the NFL schedules release tomorrow.
The Closing Bell (5/14) – Summer Jobs, New Tariffs, and Video Games
On today’s edition of The Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel: Steve Bernas, President and CEO of the Better Business Bureau of Chicago and Northern Illinois, warns us of some Summer job scams. ABC News Correspondent Em Nguyen has the details on new tariffs on Chinese products that were just announced. Plus, are video games bad for teens? And cassette players may be making a comeback.
DePaul University cancels its end of year festival
DePaul University says the event known as FEST was cancelled due to the “current campus environment, “as the pro Palestinian encampment remains on the school’s quad. Students with tickets and guest tickets will be refunded. FEST was supposed to be held Friday. Over the weekend DePaul gave the protesters a deadline of noon Sunday to dismantle the encampment but Demonstrators say Negotiations are at an impasse after the school refused to meet their demands. protesters want the university to be transparent about investments in Israel.
Join Us at Patriots Fest: Honoring Our Heroes on May 18th at The Piazza
Legendary country duo Big & Rich John Rich joins the Steve Cochran Show to delve into the inside scoop on what to expect at Patriots Fest happening on May 18th at The Piazza in Aurora, Illinois!
Unlocking Skin Health: Mastering the ABCDE Rule for Spotting Skin Cancer Early
Medical expert Dr. Kevin Most joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss what the ABCDE rule for detecting skin cancer is, his concerns about the keto diet, and he shares how to manage arthritis pain without medications.
Secure Your REAL ID Before May 7, 2025
Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss how to obtain your REAL ID before the deadline, their efforts to reduce wait times, and the possibility of mobile IDs appearing in the future.
