Tonight on the show, Rick is in studio with actors and singers Steve Munro, Andy Schultz and Keanon Kyles to talk about the show “The War to End All Wars.” Max Fitzpatrick and his father Tony introduce us to a couple of brilliant Brazilian photographers, Liza Moura and Caetano Azevedo. Rick concludes the show with a read about the life of Studs Terkel in his attempt to lure you to the Studs Archive, that remarkable treasure trove of old Studs radio shows at studsterkel.wfmt.com.

WGN Radio’s Rick Kogan is with Mark Howard to talk about the Trinity Irish Dance Company’s return to the Auditorium Theatre after 10 years. To learn more about the Trinity Irish Dance Company, please visit http://www.trinityirishdancecompany.com.

Julie Ma of the Chinese Fine Arts Society joins WGN Radio’s Rick Kogan to talk about Chinese New Year events. You can learn more about the Chinese Fine Arts Society and Chinese New Year events at http://www.chinesefinearts.org.

WGN Radio’s Rick Kogan is with Michelle Boone, Chief Program/Civic Engagement Officer of Navy Pier, to talk about The Beach at the pier through February 3rd. You can learn more about the events at Navy Pier here.

Tonight on the show, Rick is with Michelle Boone, Chief Program/Civic Engagement Officer of Navy Pier, to talk about The Beach at the pier through February 3rd. Then, Julie Ma of the Chinese Fine Arts Society shares Chinese New Year events. Rick Bellairs joins the show to discuss the Woodstock Groundhog Day festivities, starting Tuesday, January, 29th. Mark Howard closes out the show to talk about the Trinity Irish Dance Company return after 10 years to the Auditorium Theatre.

WGN Radio’s Rick Kogan is joined by Libby Fisher Hellman to talk about her latest novel, High Crimes.

Author Barbara Monier joins WGN Radio’s Rick Kogan to talk about her novel, Pushing the River.

WGN Radio’s Rick Kogan is with Alex Burkholder to talk about the book, Death of the Angels: The Why of a Tragedy about the events that took place at Our Lady of the Angels School on Chicago’s West Side. Also joining the show is survivor Richard DeVitto, an eighth-grader who jumped from Room 209 who later went on to become a Chicago policeman and Criminal Justice teacher at Lewis University.

Tonight on the show, Rick is with Alex Burkholder and survivor Richard DeVitto to talk about the book, Death of the Angels: The Why of a Tragedy. Then, Barbara Monier joins us to talk about her novel, Pushing the River. Rick finishes off the show with Libby Fisher Hellman to talk about her latest novel, High Crimes.

WGN Radio’s Rick Kogan is joined in the studio by Daryl Nitz, cast member and singer Tecora Rogers and Timna Axe, Communications Manager for Chicago Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights. They discuss Let Freedom Ring, Chicago! A Musical Celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Monday the 21st at City Winery.