Category Archives: Recently On WLS-AM

Rod McCulloch of Victory Research joins The Steve Cochran Show to share his latest poll for the Chicago mayoral election. According to his numbers, Paul Vallas has made major gains over opponent Brand...

Motorola executive Martin Cooper was standing on Sixth Avenue just blocks from Radio City Music Hall in Manhattan on April 3, 1973 - 50 years ago today - when he dialed his Chicago-built cellphone pro...

Sally Susman, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at Pfizer, found herself at the helm of one of the most urgent, high-stakes public dialogues of our times. Based on her flash of insight, she and her team...

With the election a handful of days away, endorsements are still coming in and claims are going out. The Chicago GOP has declared they do not claim Paul Vallas as a Republican. Is this true, or a stra...

One of Hollywood’s most prolific stars, Paul Reiser has a list of credits a mile long. From classics like ‘Diner’ and ‘Aliens’ to current hits like ‘Stranger Things...

Former detective Rich Wistocki has made a career training law enforcement, parents, and kids about safety in and out of the classroom. He joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the tragedy in Nashvil...

6th grade teacher Rachel Werderits has wanted to be an educator since she was in 5th grade. Now, she’s up for the most prestigious teaching award in Illinois. Werderits joins the Steve Cochran S...

Mike Emanuel, Fox News Chief Washington Correspondent, shares the biggest national political stories of the week. Sara Amundson, President of the Humane Society Legislative Fund, speaks about the...

After another tragic school shooting, what can be done to make change? Ret. Police Chief Tom Weitzel joins John Howell to share his thoughts. Chief Weitzel has suggested we have a state-appointed scho...

According to polls, young Chicagoans (aged 18-24) aren't showing up to vote. Lynn Sweet, Reporter for the Chicago Sun-times, shares some of the possible reasons why. Sweet and John Howell also discuss...