Lee Crooks joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss how he became the voice of the CTA, what a typical day in the recording booth, and he recounts the memorable experience of hearing his voice on a train for the very first time.
Lee Crooks joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss how he became the voice of the CTA, what a typical day in the recording booth, and he recounts the memorable experience of hearing his voice on a train for the very first time.
Chancellor of the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign Robert J. Jones to discuss shaping the future of education, what a virtual mentorship program will look like at the university, and their commitment to making academic aspirations a reality for all.
BeSure Consulting’s Detective Rich Wistocki joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss why kids hesitate to seek help from parents in difficult situations, responsible ways to monitor your child’s mobile device, and he offers tips to keep your child protected from internet predators.
Consumer Guide Automotive’s Tom Appel joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss why the Midwest is sparking up electric vehicle production, the recent arrival of the UAW strike in Illinois, and the production hurdles that Illinois is going to have to confront due to the strike.
Cook County Commissioner Bridget Gainer joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss her confidence in the new Superintendent Larry Snelling, the surge in crime rates on Chicago’s college campuses, and her assessment of Mayor Brandon Johnson’s performance as Mayor of Chicago.
Chief Medical Officer at Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital Dr. Kevin Most joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss a groundbreaking cancer treatment aimed at curbing peanut allergies, an innovative Alzheimer’s drug rolling out in July, and he debunks common misconceptions surrounding blood pressure.
Dr. Kevin Most’s Steve Cochran Show Notes:
Cancer Drug that curbs peanut allergies? More?
Leqembi- Alzheimer’s Drug approved in July rolling out soon.
Blood Pressure Myths
When it comes to preparing for retirement and keeping your money safe, there’s no one better than Bill Geiger. He joins the Steve Cochran Show to talk about what you need to know about securing your retirement and some of the mistakes people make along the way.
Make the call today, contact Bill Geiger at 800-681-249 or visit geigerwealth.com.
Washington Post travel reporter Natalie B. Compton joins Steve and Jane to run down some of the best beach vacations for fall that won’t break your budget and provide the best locales to warm up during the colder months.
Cherished Chicago film critic Nick Digilio joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss songs he loves but everyone hates, his recent interview with former SNL writer Katie Rich, featured on his SNL podcast available for streaming on Radio Misfits. He also shares if ‘Expendables 4’, ‘It Lives Inside’, and ‘The Saint of Second Chances’ are worth seeing this weekend.
Executive Producer Chicago Stories on WTTW Anna Gardner joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss their novel approach to exploring Chicago’s history, the profound interviews with survivors of the 1958 Our Lady of the Angels School fire, and she provides a glimpse into what awaits viewers in the season premiere tonight at 8 on WTTW.
Comedian & member of the Four Fathers Tim Benker joins the Steve Cochran Show to talk about a GoFundMe campaign aimed at supporting the funeral expenses for the beloved husband, father of five, and local firefighter hero, Jack Brylewski. The goal is also to ensure that Jack’s children have the necessary resources as they face life without their father.
Driving the No. 48 Chevrolet Camaro for Big Machine Racing and a pit reporter for NASCAR on NBC Parker Kligerman joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss being part of one of the youngest teams to make it to the playoffs, tackling the scorching Texas heat on the racetrack, and he outlines his team’s goals for this weekend.
James Beard award-winning chef Jonathan Sawyer joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the art of juggling the roles of a chef and a father, the array of restaurants that will grace Chicago Gourmet, and he offers a glimpse into what listeners can anticipate at the nation’s premier culinary festival.
Jr. NFL Analyst Primetime David Clauss joins the Steve Cochran Show to talk about whether Justin Fields is ready to become the Bears’ franchise quarterback, Nick Chubb’s unfortunate injury, and he reveals his week 3 picks.
Former mayoral candidate Paul Vallas joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss how Mayor Brandon Johnson’s “Bring Chicago Home” proposal will penalize businesses, transforming abandoned buildings into affordable housing, and he shares why he believes the proposal is a tax increase in search of a program.
Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss if the Pretrial Fairness Act will make communities safer, how will cashless bail work in Illinois, and he shares how the Sheriff’s office is contributing to minimizing retail shoplifting.
Megan Butz Legacy of Hope’s Bob Noonan joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss why they started the Megan Butz Legacy of Hope, their commitment to assisting young at-risk adults, and the symbolism behind their choice of the lotus flower as their emblem.
President and CEO of the Chicago Better Business Bureau Steve Bernas joins the Steve Cochran Show to share the reasons behind the surge in apartment rental scams this month, the tactics scammers are using to target college students, and strategies for identifying fake Bed Bath & Beyond online sales.
For more, visit chicago.bbb.org.
DuPage Co. State’s Attorney Bob Berlin joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss what changes have been implemented since cash bail has been eliminated, the eligible individuals for no cash bail, and why the DGTRO Reagan Day Dinner 2023 is the ideal event for the public to have their questions addressed.
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign School of Labor & Employment Relations & College of Law Michael LeRoy joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss whether the UAW has a strategy, if strikers are prepared to strike for a long period, and the ability of UAW officers to determine the perfect moment to settle.
CEO of Harry Caray’s Restaurant Group and the Chicago Sports Museum Grant DePorter joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the potential negative impact the One Fair Wage will have on Chicago restaurants, reducing the cost of doing business in Chicago, and the need for better representation of the industry’s interests in City Hall.
Founder of Project H.O.O.D. Pastor Corey Brooks joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the groundbreaking ceremony for the Robert R. McCormick Leadership and Economic Opportunity Center, what a typical day at the center will look like, and opportunities for individuals interested in becoming mentors at the opportunity center.
The Bauke Group’s Julie Bauke joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the concept of a ‘grumpy stayer,’ gracefully exiting a disliked job, and ways leadership can create a positive and productive workplace environment.
Chief Medical Officer at Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital Dr. Kevin Most joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the importance of getting your annual COVID-19 shot, if over-the-counter cold medicines are ineffective, and he shares how an abscessed tooth affects your whole body.
Dr. Kevin Most’s Steve Cochran Show Notes:
Covid Vaccine annual shot now available
Decongestant found in many oral cold meds is ineffective per FDA
Five American citizens have been freed as part of a deal between the U.S. and Iran were flown out of the country. ABC News State Dept Correspondent Shannon Crawford joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the trade terms, prospects for trust-building between the U.S. and Iran, and she provides insight into the journey ahead for these five Americans after enduring years as prisoners of war.