Youngest executive chef in Chicago history & Winner of Jean Banchet Rising Chef of the Year Alisha Elenz joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the essential seasonings that you should always keep in your cabinet, how her mother inspired her to pursue a career in the culinary arts, and she reveals the challenges she faced in her 20s that almost led her to abandon her passion for cooking.

Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering joins the Steve Cochran Show to the return of the Highland Park Independence Day Parade, the importance of honoring the lives impacted on July 4th, and she explains the decision to create a Place of Remembrance instead of a traditional memorial.

Get ready for some exciting baseball talk as Jr. MLB Analyst Jack Taylor joins the Steve Cochran Show to delve into Cubs rookie Michael Busch’s incredible feat of tying a Cubs record with homers in five consecutive games, the struggles of the White Sox this season, and Jack’s top pick for standout Cubs player.

Pastor at St. Sabina Church Rev. Dr. Michael Pfleger joins the Steve Cochran Show to explain why Chicago should avoid hosting the Democratic National Convention, the city’s pressing homelessness crisis, and the unfortunate uptick in shootings that often accompanies the first nice day of the year.

Tech reporter for the Washington Post and curator of Tech Friend Newsletter Shira Ovide joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the necessity of ‘nutrition labels’ for internet services, what information will be included on the labels, and how Broadband Consumer Labels will empower consumers with clearer insights into their fees, pricing, and more.

Former Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss his reaction to the Dexter Reed police shooting videos, why police shootings take so long to invest, and he explains how selective transparency does everyone involved a disservice.

Founder of Project H.O.O.D. Pastor Corey Brooks joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss Capitol Hill visiting Project H.O.O.D.’s new community center, Chicago leaders stepping up to support his mission, and how the new community center will help Chicago communities regain their confidence & self-belief.

Get ready for an exclusive sneak peek into The Exchange, the ultimate business networking event of the year! Jack Lavin, the President and CEO of the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce, joins the Steve Cochran Show to unveil all the exciting details about this upcoming event at Soldier Field on April 16th. Whether you’re representing a small startup or a corporate giant, this is your chance to connect with industry leaders, create valuable partnerships, and elevate your business game.

Get your tickets: https://www.chicagolandchamber.org/the-exchange/

Professor of International Relations at the University of Illinois & author of ‘Drones and Terrorism’ Dr. Nicholas Grossman joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss why Iran launched more than 200 drones and missiles at Israel, why world leaders do not want Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to retaliate, and whether the United States should adopt Israel’s Iron Dome system.

Chicago film critic Nick Digilio joins the Steve Cochran Show to delve into the latest episode of his SNL podcast, “That Show Hasn’t Been Funny in Years,” Norm Macdonald being O.J. Simpson’s biggest hater, and if you’re wondering what movies to catch this weekend, Nick’s got you covered with his take on “The First Omen,” “Civil War,” “Sting,” and “Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead.”

WLS-AM 890 historian & newsman Scott Childers joins the Steve Cochran Show to celebrate WLS-AM 890’s 100th anniversary and he shares some interesting facts about the Rock of Chicago that you may have never known.

Supermarket Guru Phil Lempert joins the Steve Cochran Show how the recent bird flu outbreak has thrown a curveball at the food supply chain, hacks to trim your grocery bill, and he explains how Gen Z can splurge on groceries without emptying their wallets.