On this episode of PM Chicago: Geoffrey Baer joins Bret Gogoel in studio to talk all about WTTW’s Chicago Mysteries, an upcoming special uncovering the answers to questions big and small about our city. Nick Gale brings us a piece from Greg Hinz regarding Lori Lightfoot’s investigation into the Mayor of Dolton. Plus, the COPA…

On this episode of PM Chicago: Bret Gogoel is joined in studio by Sean Ellis Hussey, Co-founder of Chicago Cane Cooperative, to chat rum and Chicago Rum Fest. Bill Cameron, Host of Take 1, talks about the latest episode and the big issues coming out of City Hall this week. Plus, Jonathan Bregman sits down…

On this episode of PM Chicago: Bret Gogoel speaks with the Chicago Tribune’s Sarah Freishtat about the challenges vacant lots pose for the city and public transit. Ted Dabrowski, Wirepoints President, shares his thoughts on Chicago’s pension troubles. Plus, Joey Dwyer’s White Sox advice paid off yesterday. Will lightning strike twice?

On this episode of PM Chicago: Bret Gogoel speaks with Rob Fojtik, VP of Neighborhood Strategy for Choose Chicago, about their upcoming docuseries, “The 77: A City of Neighborhoods.” After that, Ret. Chief Tom Weitzel from Riverside shares his thoughts on a controversial police training program. Plus, Jonathan Bregman speaks with Casey Toner about the…

On this episode of PM Chicago: Bret Gogoel speaks with former Governor Pat Quinn about his thoughts on voters and stadium subsidies. Brian Barnhart, Voice of the Fighting Illini, previews tonight’s Sweet 16 game against Iowa State. Plus, Bret has the latest on the Rockford stabbing attack and the State’s Attorney race.

On this episode of PM Chicago with Bret Gogoel: Chicago journalist Steve Hendershot joins the show to share his thoughts on how the DNC gives the city a chance to shine (or fail) in the national spotlight. Kim Gordon sits down with Ian Leong, a sixth grader from Vernon Hills who recently won the Regional…

On this episode of PM Chicago: Bret Gogoel speaks with Crain’s Chicago’s Leigh Giangreco about Rich Guidice’s departure from the Johnson administration. Bill Cameron, WLS City Hall Reporter Emeritus & Host of Take 1, joins the show to preview this weekend’s show. Plus, the State’s Attorney race has only tightened, and March Madness has begun.

On today’s episode of PM Chicago: It’s election day in Illinois. Nick Gale brings us a piece on one of the biggest races to watch, the State’s Attorney race. Lauren O’Neil, Midday host on Q101, stops by the studio to chat with Bret about the newly announced Lollapalooza lineup. Plus, the start time for White…

On today’s episode of PM Chicago: Bret Gogoel catches up with Andrea Darlas, Morning Show Co-host and Host of Show & Tell, as she recounts the morning show’s interview with Sammy Sosa and also previews this weekend’s podcast. Then, Liz Owens, VP of Vacations by Rail, shares some of the exciting trips you can take…

On today’s episode of PM Chicago: Chalkbeat reporter Reema Amin joins Bret Gogoel to discuss the new bills challenging recent choices from the Chicago school board. Veteran Chicago journalist Abdon Pallasch previews the first episode of his investigative podcast about the IRA, “The Rebel Kind.” Plus, Kim Gordon sits down with Ryan Wagner from the…

On today’s episode of PM Chicago: Bret Gogoel and Crain’s Chicago’s Justin Laurence discuss everything we know about the Bears pledging $2 billion to a new lakefront stadium. Ret. Chief Tom Weitzel shares his thoughts on Hammond, IN purchasing Shot Spotter, the State’s Attorney race, and more. Plus, tonight, the construction begins again on the…

On today’s episode of PM Chicago: Bret Gogoel speaks with Casey Toner, Reporter for the Better Government Association, who shares the latest on Dolton’s Mayor Tiffany Henyard. Jacqueline Carrol, Director of the Mobile Museum of Tolerance, tells us about the museum’s mission and their Anti-hate essay contest. Plus, Nick Gale brings us a piece from…

On today’s episode of PM Chicago: Rachel Woodall sits down with Professor Shane Dunkle to discuss how he is using Dungeons & Dragons as a tool to teach students casual English skills. The Daily Herald’s Russell Lissau joins Bret Gogoel with two stories out of the suburbs, including a dispute as to whom the auto…