Chris Plante Live at Chevy Chase Country Club
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NLF Draft Day: Will Caleb Williams Touchdown in the Windy City?
NBC 5 Sports’ Mike Berman joins the Steve Cochran Show on NFL Draft Day to delve into why Caleb Williams is a good fit for the City of Chicago, sets the record straight on any swirling rumors about Caleb Williams, and the possibility of the Bears trading their No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.
Navigating the Senseless Market: Team Hochberg’s Guide to Understanding Today’s Unpredictable Trends
David Hochberg from Team Hochberg at Homeside Financial joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss how to plan if the market doesn’t even know what’s going on, the possibility of interest rate cuts, and strategies to financially thrive and survive during these difficult times.
The World of Baseball According to Skipper
Get ready to slide into the world of baseball as Skipper, the trusty sidekick of the legendary Old Coach, steps up to bat on the Steve Cochran Show!
NFL Draft: Is Caleb Williams the Real Deal?
Jr. NFL Analyst ‘Primetime’ David Clauss joins the Steve Cochran Show on NFL Draft Day to delve into why the Chicago Bears should not select Caleb Williams in the draft, how this year’s draft class compares to previous ones, and he shares his thoughts on Chicago Bears’ stadium proposal.
Day 7 of Trump Hush Money Trial: Former Publisher of The National Enquirer Returns to the Stand
Former prosecutor Pat Brady joins the Steve Cochran Show to recap the latest details in former President Donald Trump’s hush money trial.
PM Chicago (4/24) – A $3.2 Billion Bears Stadium Proposal & Pickle Fest Chicago
On this episode of PM Chicago with Bret Gogoel: Marc Ganis, Chicago-based Sports Marketing Expert, joins the show after today’s Bears press conference revealed plans for a $3 billion new stadium. Nick Griseto previews this weekend’s Pickle Fest Chicago. Plus, Nick Gale brings us a piece from the morning show with Pat Quinn talking about public money and voters’ rights.
Photo Courtesy of the Chicago Bears (via twitter.com/ChicagoBears)
The Closing Bell (4/24) – The Foxtrot Saga Continues & New Rules for Airline Issues
On today’s edition of The Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel: the Chicago Tribune’s Talia Soglin has the latest details on yesterday’s abrupt closing of Dom’s and Foxtrot stores – and how former employees are clapping back with a class action lawsuit. Alex Stone, ABC News Los Angeles, runs through the new DOT rules for canceled and delayed flights. Plus, the dos and don’ts of dining out.
‘If the Bears want this, they should put it on the ballot.’ -Former Governor Pat Quinn on the Steve Cochran Show
Former Governor Pat Quinn joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the Bears’ plan to request over $2 billion in public funds to finance their $4.6 billion stadium project. They delve into Quinn’s call for a November 5, 2024 referendum, to determine whether taxpayers should provide any subsidy to the Bears for building a new stadium, the taxpayers’ interests, and whether this deal is beneficial for them.
Is Mayor Johnson Too Busy for Dead CPD Officers?
NBC 5 Political Reporter Mary Ann Ahern joins the Steve Cochran Show to shed light on Mayor Johnson’s whereabouts during the press conference for fallen Chicago Police Officer Luis Huesca.
Phishing Training for WLS AM Listeners, Especially Steve Cochran
After Steve Cochran’s brush with record-setting phishing mishaps at Cumulus Media, President/CEO of BBB of Chicago and Northern IL Steve Bernas comes to the rescue to share the “Tip Off To The Rip Off” on how to avoid falling for phishing scams.
Day 6 of Trump Hush Money Trial: ABC News Recap on the Steve Cochran Show
ABC News Investigative Unit Peter Charalambous live from the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse joins the Steve Cochran Show to recap the latest in former President Donald Trump’s hush money trial. they delve into what jurors have to think about on their day off, how relevant Karen McDougal will be, and who is expected to take the stand.
Should Cities Be Allowed to Criminalize Sleeping Outside?
Former executive director of Hesed House Ryan Dowd joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss whether communities should be able to punish people for sleeping outside, the long-term objectives of such laws, and the likelihood of the Supreme Court ruling in favor of homeless individuals. For more information on how you can lend a helping hand visit: HomelessTraining.com
Rough Roads Ahead For Tesla: A Decline in Electric Vehicles on the Horizon?
Consumer Guide Automotive’s Tom Appel joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss Tesla’s plans to lay off approximately 2,700 employees at its Austin, Texas factory, Elon Musk’s future at Tesla, and the recent vote by Volkswagen workers at the company’s Chattanooga, Tennessee plant to join the UAW labor union.
PM Chicago (4/23) – A Summer 2024 Construction Preview & Sheriff Tom Dart on Karina’s Bill
On this episode of PM Chicago with Bret Gogoel: Buckle up! The Daily Herald’s Marni Pyke gives us a Summer 2024 road construction preview, whether we want the traffic or not. Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart joins the program to discuss his support of Karina’s bill, as well as his thoughts on the tragic passing of Officer Huesca. Plus, Jonathan Bregman and Block Club Chicago’s Linze Rice review the top places for cheese in Chicago.
The Closing Bell (4/23) – Small Business Scams, Lip-Sync Lawsuits, and No More Noncompetes
On today’s edition of the Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel: Steve Bernas, President and CEO of the BBB of Chicago and Northern Illinois, has several scam alerts for us – including one regarding small businesses. ABC’s Jason Nathanson joins us with the details on new lawsuits being brought against Madonna for lip-syncing and late starts. Plus, it may soon be the end for noncompete clauses.
‘Opposite of addiction is connection.’ – Nick Howell, CEO of the Northern IL Recovery Center on the Steve Cochran Show
Northern Illinois Recovery Center CEO Nick Howell & Director of Admissions Nick Villicana joins the Steve Cochran Show to shed light on the intake process at the center, address misconceptions about self-recovery, and how to navigate the challenges of achieving sobriety in the age of social media.
Secure Your Lawn Chairs: Ravinia Festival Tickets Available Tomorrow at 8 AM!
President & CEO Ravinia Festival Jeffrey P. Haydon joins the Steve Cochran Show to offer an exclusive preview of the exciting surprises awaiting attendees at this year’s festival. With tickets set to go on sale tomorrow at 8 AM, listeners can visit https://ravinia.org/Online/default.asp for more information and to secure their spot at the event.
‘They believe in the vision and they believe in the university.’ – Coach Shauna Green, Fighting Illini Women’s Basketball Head Coach on the Steve Cochran Show
Fighting Illini Women’s Basketball Head Coach Shauna Green joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the Fighting Illini women securing the inaugural WBIT title, the importance of building genuine trust and relationships with her players, and how the ‘Caitlin Clark Effect’ is positively impacting women’s basketball.
Time Loss Is Brain Loss: The Similarities Between Heart Attack & Stroke Symptoms
Medical expert Dr. Kevin Most joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss why you do not need to worry about the new COVID-19 variant, the similarities between heart attack and stroke symptoms, and what is causing all the medication shortages.
Where Is Mayor Brandon Johnson?
Retired CPD Lt. John Garrido, founder of the Garrido Stray Rescue Foundation, joins the Steve Cochran Show to delve into the message Mayor Brandon Johnson’s absence at Officer Luis Huesca’s press conference sent to Chicago police officers, highlighting solidarity within the Chicago Police Department in times of loss, and partnering with Joe’s on Higgins to support a Vietnam-era Army veteran and longtime Joe’s delivery driver who was carjacked, leaving him unable to work due to damage to his car.
To contribute to the cause, visit: https://www.gofundme.com/f/its-time-to-deliver-for-sgt-ernie-aimone
PM Chicago (4/22) – Recall This Fall Campaign, Officer Safety, & Baseball in Full Swing
On this episode of PM Chicago: Bret Gogoel speaks with Dan Boland about the Recall This Fall campaign, which is pushing to add a question on the ballot this Fall that would eventually allow Chicagoans the power to recall their mayor. Ret. Chief Tom Weitzel from Riverside shares his thoughts on the tragic officer shooting over the weekend. Plus, Bret reviews this weekend in Chicago sports.
The Closing Bell (4/22) – What’s Next for TikTok, and What Makes the “Best” Boss?
On today’s edition of the Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel: ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski joins the show with the latest on TikTok and the House of Representatives. Mark Denzler, President and CEO of the Illinois Manufacturers’ Association, returns to the program to discuss competing carbon capture proposals and more. Plus, what are the qualities of a “good” boss?
Inflation is not going away – how to keep your money safe
Inflation is not going away anytime soon. Jonathan Hoenig, aka The Capitalist Pig, visits the Steve Cochran Show to share his money tips for the middle 60% from how to save to how to invest during this uncertain time.
Vintage Tribune with Kori Rumore: The Bears and draft week
Kori Rumore of Vintage Tribune joins to Steve Cochran Show ahead of the NFL draft to test Steve and Andrea’s Bears trivia.
It’s Parvo Awareness Day – how to keep your puppy safe
The first ever Parvo Awareness Day is April 23th. Susanna Wickham from PAWS and Bobby Modi from Elanco Animal Health join the Steve Cochran Show to talk about what parvo is, warning signs, and how to keep your puppy safe from it. Plus, Chicago’s homeless pet crisis and how to help.
