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FAQs about Dave Plier:How many episodes does Dave Plier have?The podcast currently has 1,579 episodes available.
December 24, 2017Celebrating the Joys of the Season with Cardinal Blase J. Cupich, Archbishop of ChicagoCardinal Blase Cupich, Archbishop of Chicago, joins WGN Radio’s Dave Plier to reflect on the joy this Christmas Season of knowing that God is always with us....more9minPlay
December 24, 2017Esmeralda Leon and Colin Reed: Christmas Traditions, Chicago’s Worst Improve Comedy, “This Is History”, and much more | Full Show (12/24/2017)Esmeralda Leon and Colin Reed fill in for Dave Plier on the morning of Christmas Eve. Topics range from Christmas traditions, classic holiday movies, and “This Is History”....more2h 12minPlay
December 17, 2017In Memoriam, Remembering Those We Lost 2017: Jerry Lewis, Mary Tyler Moore, Tom Petty, Hugh Hefner, Adam West & MorePop culture historian Walter Podrazik joins Dave Plier to talk about ‘Those We Lost in 2017’ in TV, Movies, Music, Sports and other notable figures including Jerry Lewis, Mary Tyler Moore, Tom Petty, Hugh Hefner, Adam West, June Foray, Martin Landau, David Cassidy, Gregg Allman, Chuck Berry, Jerry Krause and more. ...more52minPlay
December 17, 2017The Story of WGN TV Classic ‘Hardrock, Coco & JoeDave shares the story of Chicago holiday classic ‘Hardrock, Coco & Joe’ which first aired on WGN-TV’s Garfield Goose & Friends’ in 1956 and continues to air on ‘Bozo, Gary & Ray: WGN TV Classics’, along with Suzy Snowflake and Frosty the Snowman. A DVD of this holiday trilogy can be purchased at museum.tv. Do you remember ‘Hardrock, Coco & Joe’?...more14minPlay
December 17, 2017This is History: Charles Dickens ‘A Christmas Carol’ is Published, Frank Capra’s “It’s a Wonderful Life” Premieres, Dr. Seuss’ “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” Airs for 1st timeDave Plier and Dave Schwan talk about ‘A Visit from St. Nicholas’ written in 1823, ‘A Christmas Carol’ by Charles Dickens is published in 1843, the 1st string of Christmas lights invented in 1882, ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ premieres in 1946, ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’ debuts, the 1st radio broadcast in space, Chicago Bulls coach Phil Jackson is quickest NBA coach to reach 500 wins....more18minPlay
December 03, 2017Paying it Forward: Making a Difference this Holiday SeasonDave talks about his Drive-Thru experience at Starbucks this week and the family in front of him who bought his family drinks and snacks, and the ripple affect of goodness that inspires others to pay if forward....more9minPlay
December 03, 2017Finding the Perfect Christmas Tree: 67 Years of Family-Owned ‘Oney’s Tree Farm’ in WoodstockScott & Christy Peterson, owners of Oney’s Tree Farm in Woodstock join Dave to talk about 67 years of Christmas memories and traditions that have thrilled families for generations with over 60,000 trees and nine varieties to choose from, including a visit with Mrs. Claus. pay rides and more. oneytreefarm.com ...more8minPlay
November 19, 2017This is History: The First Thanksgiving, Chicago’s Underground Tunnel, Edison Invents the Phonograph, ‘Price is Right’ Debuts, ‘WKRP in Cincinatti’ Drops TurkeysDave Plier and Dave Schawn talk about the first national Thanksgiving, Thomas Edison introduces the phonograph, The Bears beat the Lions int he first ever televised NFL game in 1934, Rudolph appears on the music charts in 1948, Air Force One is christened in 1954, ‘The Price is Right’ debuts in 1956, Ozzie Gullen named AL Rookie of the Year in 1985, the classic WKRP Thanksgiving episode debuts. ...more0minPlay
November 19, 2017Legendary Crooner Johnny Mathis: Christmas Back in ChicagoGrammy Award winning crooner Johnny Mathis talks to Dave about his legendary career, his over 40 gold and platinum albums that have spanned generations, and his upcoming return to Chicago for his annual Christmas show. johnnymathis.com...more24minPlay
November 12, 2017This is History: Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, Chicago Blackhawks Play First Game in 1926, ‘Meet the Press’ Debuts, JFK Assassinated, Clinton ImpeachmentDave Plier and Roger Badesch discuss The Gettysburg Address, the first color Sunday comic, the Chicago Blackhawks play their first game in 1926, the premiere of NBC’s ‘Meet the Press’ in 1947, JFK is assassinated, ‘Who Shot JR’ is revealed in 1980 and the Bill Clinton-Monica Lewinsky scandal sweeps the nation....more0minPlay
FAQs about Dave Plier:How many episodes does Dave Plier have?The podcast currently has 1,579 episodes available.