Boy Scouts of America’s to be renamed Scouts BSA in 2019. John and Ray explain how the new name goes along with the change of allowing girls to join the Boy Scouts of America.
Howard Sudberry, Arlington Park’s communications and marketing director, tells John and Ray about this weekends opening day and stating the season off with their Kentucky Derby Day this Saturday, May 5th. Learn more about Arlington Parks Kentucky Derby Day.
Jed Babbin, a former United States Deputy Undersecretary of Defense who served during the first Bush administration, joins John and Ray to speak upon the trade deal with Iran.
Chris Plante, the Midday host on WLS-AM, joins John and Ray this morning discussing the statistics on who is telling the truth. Plus they try to understand how people decide who they believe is telling the truth in an era filled with ‘fake news’.
John and Ray discuss the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize and this year’s potential candidates, specifically, if President Donald Trump should be apart of those candidates.
Jim DeRogatis, Professor at Columbia College Chicago, talks with John and Ray about R. Kelly’s Chicago show being canceled and Times Up movement coming after him.
John and Ray read Nell Scovell’s column he did for the New York Times, that provided jokes that President Trump could have said at the White House Correspondents’ dinner.
Burt Ward, also known as Robin the Boy Wonder from Batman, joins John and Ray this morning to talk about what it was like to work on the show, before going into his current project: Gentle Giants pet food. Learn more about Gentle Giants dog food, here.
Duane Allen, of the Oak Ridge Boys, talks about the risks that happen when you’re an entertainer and enter the political arena. Duane Allen and the Oak Ridge Boys play the Arcata Theater tomorrow in Saint Charles, Illinois; tickets here.
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The Chicago Botanic Garden’s corpse flower, Spike, has bloomed! Outdoor Floriculturist Tim Pollak, who works for the Chicago Botanic Garden, talks to John and Ray about Spike and setting the gardens new record with its size.
John and Ray talk about a controversial episode of American Idol that upset viewers with a contestant not making the top 10 because of their sexuality.
Matthew McCahill & Chef Hector, from the Chicago Chop House, join John and Ray in talking about what they shall be serving at their charity event happening Friday for ‘National Prime Rib day’, and give them a little taste of what they’ll be serving. Learn more about the Chicago Chop House charity event, here.
Chris Plante talks with John and Ray about President Trump, Melania, and French President Emmanuel Macron; commenting on what’s been happening in the news with the French President’s visit.
St. Edna Catholic Church in Arlington Heights, is removing a 125-year-old tree as part of the church’s expansion. Some neighbors aren’t too keen on the tree being removed, John and Ray put in their thoughts on the situation.
