Co-owner of Phenomenal Fitness Sean Armstead joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the benefits of hiring a personal trainer, maintaining muscle mass, and creating fitness challenges to stay motivated with friends.
On today’s episode of PM Chicago: Andrea Darlas joins Bret Gogoel with a preview of this weekend’s Show & Tell, featuring activities on land and in the sky. Kim Gordon speaks with Matthew McFarland, Vice President at the Lawndale Christian Legal Center, to discuss a new program providing free naloxone at area gas stations. Plus,…
On today’s edition of the Closing Bell: Jaclyn Peiser, Retail Reporter for the Washington Post, joins Bret Gogoel to discuss the removal of Pepsi and Lay’s from some of the world’s largest grocers. South Barrington is considering allowing drive-thru businesses. Plus, Peloton is making moves to become more accessible to a wider range of users.
On 2024’s first episode of Show & Tell: four things to do as the chilly weather greets us this January in the city. First up, Lindsay Shea Bolster takes us to paradise at Cindy’s Teeny Tiny Tropical Bar. This rooftop pop-up with inventive tropical cocktails will keep you warm all winter long. Then, Jim Gailloreto…
The CTA yellow line is back on the move. It was shut down on November 16th after dozens on board were injured when a train hit a snow removal machine on the same line. An NTSB investigation is on going and the cause of the crash in still not determined. Since the crash train speeds…
Entertainment reporter for NBC News Chloe Melas joins the Steve Cochran Show to delve into whether “Barbenheimer” is going to take over the Golden Globes, her family’s involvement in Apple TV’s latest war drama, ‘Masters of the Air’, and she provided an update on Bruce Willis’ health.
Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the transformative I.G.N.I.T.E. Program’s efforts to break the cycle of generational incarceration via education and his strategies for combatting human trafficking. Also, Deputy Steve Grunwald reminisces about his time working alongside Steve in the 90’s and reveals the motivations behind his decision to…
Mr. 1989 Illinois Basketball Deon Thomas joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the current Illini basketball team’s level of focus, reflecting on his playing days in the 80s and shedding light on the significance of this game for their ongoing season.
On today’s episode of PM Chicago: Kerry Tuttle, Assistant Director of ChicagoAF, gives Bret Gogoel the details of an alcohol-free tasting event that is doubling capacity this year as it grows in popularity. Then, Jeremy Gorner from the Chicago Tribune has the news regarding a new leader for the Illinois DCFS. Plus, who is Keith…
Dave Sloan, General Manager for the Chicago Auto Show, gives his reaction to the news that Stellantis has pulled out of the Chicago Show – and all other Northwestern Auto Shows. Sloan reflects on Stellantis’ choice, and the impact of the Auto Show on the manufacturers, vendors, and visitors alike. He also gives a preview…
On today’s edition of the Closing Bell: ABC’s Andy Field has great news. America’s workers are owed more than $163 million in back pay. Auto Show General Manager Dave Sloan joins Bret Gogoel to discuss Stellantis pulling out of the show. Plus, Pat McAfee is stuck in the middle of a feud between Aaron Rodgers…
Starting February first Metra will reduce its zones from 10 to4. There will no longer be 10 ride passes and the commuter rail is closing its remaining ticket windows. Vending machines will be available at the busiest station. The 10 ride pass is being replaced with a 5 day pack that’s only available on the…
David Hochberg from Team Hochberg at Homeside Financial joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss why we’re seeing a record number of people & businesses leaving Illinois, if mortgage rates will go down in 2024, and members of Congress with extraordinary returns on the stock market.
Legendary comedian Colin Mochrie joins the Steve Cochran Show to delve into being inspired by young talent, his close bond with Ryan Stiles, and his upcoming two-man improv show alongside Brad Sherwood at the Genesee Theatre on Thursday, January 11th.
Managing editor at Decider.com Alex Zalben joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss why people are cutting back on the number of streaming services they use, platforms bundling services at a discounted price, and what to expect from the 2024 Golden Globes.
On this episode of PM Chicago: Kim Gordon sits down with Malcom Whiteside, Chicago’s Deputy Commissioner of Streets and Sanitation, to discuss the city’s Christmas tree recycling program. Capitol News Illinois’ Peter Hancock and Bret Gogoel discuss the gap widening in dual credit participation in schools. Plus, Bret reviews some highlights from Steve Cochran’s discussion…
On today’s edition of The Closing Bell: Alex Stone from ABC has the numbers to compare 2023’s travel season with years past. The Chicago Tribune’s Talia Soglin and Bret Gogoel take a look at 2024’s Illinois job market. Plus, Starbucks is now letting you bring your own cup for mobile orders…but, why?
Amtrak has a survey available on line through the end of January. It can be found on the Union Station web site or through QR codes around the station. Crain’s reports The company wants passengers to weigh in on services and amenities they may want to see added. The federal government awarded union station 94…
Candidate for Cook County State’s Attorney Clayton Harris joins the Steve Cochran Show to delve into his experience raising his family on the Southside of Chicago, his plans for improving the morale of the Chicago Police Department, and his proposed alterations to the policies implemented by Kim Foxx’s office. For more information about Clayton Harris’s…
Almost all Illinois employees will be eligible for a minimum of 40 hours of paid leave per year thanks to the Paid Leave Act. Brad Tietz, Vice President of Government Relations and Strategy at the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce, joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss how small businesses are adapting to the new act,…
Jr NFL analyst David Clauss joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss his predictions for the ‘Black Monday’ firings in the NFL, the Chicago Bears’ plans for their first-round pick, and if the Miami Dolphins have a chance against the Buffalo Bills.
International Relations prof at the University of Illinois Nicholas Grossman joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the obstacles hindering peace between Israel and Palestine, if the death of Hamas deputy leader Saleh al-Arouri will have any impact on the war, and if Congress is likely to provide more aid to Ukraine.
On the first PM Chicago of 2024: Mawa Iqbal, WBEZ Statehouse reporter, joins Bret Gogoel to discuss how the elimination of cash bail is working so far in Illinois. Crain’s Chicago’s Greg Hinz warns us to be ready for a crazy year in Illinois politics. Plus, Jonathan Bregman speaks with Scott Richey from the News…
On 2024’s first edition of the Closing Bell: Steve Bernas from the Better Business Bureau runs through some resolutions for a fraud-free year. Jason Nathanson from ABC discusses Mickey Mouse’s entrance into the public domain. Plus, Bret speaks with Danny Ecker from Crain’s Chicago Business about how the DNC may revitalize the West Side.
