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PM Chicago (5/3) – Traveling by Train, City Hall Chaos, & Derby Day is Upon Us

May 3, 2024 | rwoodall

On this episode of PM Chicago: Andrea Darlas, in for Bret Gogoel, speaks with Liz Owens, VP of Vacations by Rail. As we gear up for the Summertime, Liz shares some of the best ways to explore the country by train, starting in Chicago. Then, Bill Cameron, Host of Take 1 on WLS, joins to…

The Closing Bell (5/3) – The Worth of Gen Z in the Workplace & a Local Business Spotlight

May 3, 2024 | rwoodall

On today’s edition of The Closing Bell: Andrea Darlas, in for Bret Gogoel, is joined in studio by HR Consultant Kat Walsh. Kat sheds some light on the perception and reality of Gen Z in the workplace. Then, Dan Perillo, CEO of Beef Shack, joins the show in a local business spotlight as they are…

Episode 102: Revisiting and Reminiscing in Chicago

May 3, 2024 | rwoodall

On this episode of Show & Tell: It’s time to revisit some of our favorite places and reminisce about days gone by. First up, we revisit my interview with Tom Zaller from Imagine Exhibitions as he walks us through the world of Downton Abbey: The Exhibition. The exhibition has been extended through July 7, giving…

Prepare for Chilling Truths: Season Premiere of People Magazine Investigates – ‘Surviving A Serial Killer’ Airs This Sunday, May 5th!

May 3, 2024 | mirandaellis

Editorial Director for PEOPLE Alicia Dennis joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss why people have become obsessed with true crime, her experiences interviewing victims of heinous crimes, and she also offers insight into the upcoming season premiere of People Magazine Investigates: Surviving A Serial Killer on Sunday, May 5th.

Meet Austin Head: Guinness World Record Holder for Farthest Distance Traveled by Lunge in One Hour!

May 3, 2024 | mirandaellis

Guinness World Record Holder for farthest distance traveled by lunge in one hour Austin Head joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss what motivated him to break the record, the charities he was lunging for, and the strategies that helped him keep going even when he felt like quitting.

Honoring Olivia Newton-John: ‘Always Olivia’ Tribute Show at the Raue Center for the Arts May 11th

May 3, 2024 | mirandaellis

Annie Aiello appeared on the Steve Cochran Show to delve into her journey of becoming an Olivia Newton-John tribute artist, the legacy of Olivia Newton-John, and she shares details about her upcoming show ‘Always Olivia: An Olivia Newton-John Tribute’ at the Raue Center for the Arts on Saturday, May 11, 2024, at 7 PM.

FAFSA Alterations Ignite Turmoil on College Decision Day

May 3, 2024 | mirandaellis

Kaplan Law Firm’s Rae Kaplan discusses how FAFSA changes have turned College Decision Day into chaos and offers solutions for prospective college attendees on the Steve Cochran Show.

National Firefighter Day: Chicago Firehouse Restaurant to Honor Firefighters

May 3, 2024 | mirandaellis

Assistant Deputy Fire Commissioner of the Chicago Fire Dept. Chief Donald Walker joins the Steve Cochran Show to talk about what drew him to become a firefighter, how accurate the portrayal of firefighters on TV is, and the upcoming event at the Chicago Firehouse Restaurant to Honor Firefighters on Friday, May 3 for National Firefighters Day.

PM Chicago (5/2) – Suspect in Fatal Shooting Arrested & A Proposed Transit Merger

May 2, 2024 | rwoodall

On this episode of PM Chicago with Bret Gogoel: The Chicago Tribune’s Sam Charles has the details on the arrest in the fatal shooting of CPD Officer Luis Huesca. Manny Ramos from Block Club Chicago discusses a new proposal that would merge the CTA, RTA, and Pace. Plus, the city considers a new residential speed…

The Closing Bell (5/2) – College Campus Protests Across the US

May 2, 2024 | rwoodall

On today’s edition of The Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel: Brad Garrett, ABC News Crime & Terror Analyst, shares his analysis of the protests happening on college campuses across the United States. Nick Gale brings us a piece from this morning featuring Senator Dick Durbin speaking on the same protests, as well as changes to…

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