There's a new six minute theme song at the top with another several  minutes of the guys bantering. Chicago Bears analysis and opinion begins 15 minutes into the show.  

Greg Gabriel talks about training camp, answers a ton of questions and it;s all about the beloved, Chicago Bears.

Two of the Bears Country Podcast top commentators are part of this special mash-up with Bear Their Soulz.

The four talk about the defense under Dennis Allen and the offense and how the running game could be a key strength. 

CHGO's Matt Peck joins us. We kick off the episode with reaction to Matas Buzelis play in Vegas Summer League, and whether Buzelis can become a bigger part of the Bulls offseason this season. Then we discuss Noa Essengue's Summer League and why he will probably not play much this upcoming season. We shift into the latest on Josh Giddey's contract negotiations. Are we confident the Bulls can re-sign Giddey at a favorable number? Or can the Bulls afford to not have Giddey as a piece in the long-term? We wrap the episode trying to figure out how Patrick Williams can turn things around going forward and the Bulls place in the Eastern Conference. 

Jason McKie must be considered among the top fullbacks to have played with the Bears - and Chicago has had some good ones! He join Greg Gabriel for the first 20 minutes.

Then, Aldo Gandia asks Jason, questions the Barflies had for him.

The last 30 minutes have Greg, Aldo and the Barflies on CHAT talking DA BEARS

Greg Gabriel on the Bears extending the contract of Ryan Poles, will the Quinshon Judkins arrest have an impact on second-round draft picks signings and more.

Tim and Jeff share their thoughts on the contract extension Ryan Poles is getting from the Bears.

Greg Gabriel comments on the Chicago Bears defensive roster.

CHGO's Big Dave returns to Bulls Gold as we record "live" during NBA Free Agency. We start with our reactions to the Bulls drafting Noa Essengue 12th overall and discuss his upside and whether the Bulls are in position to maximize his talent. Then we move into Josh Giddey's contract negotiations and wonder if the Bulls front office is finally figuring out the right way to negotiate contracts. We go into the Lonzo Ball for Isaac Okoro trade, and Dave gives us some optimism for the newest Bull. We also wonder why the Bulls continue to disregard draft capital in trade discussions. We then discuss if Jonathan Kuminga is a good fit for the team. Then we wrap the show with our best pitch to the Bulls to not trade Ayo Dosunmu. 

Greg and Aldo try to make sense over the results of an inquiry on whether the NFL colluded in limiting the amount guaranteed contracts to players.