Jason Lesniewicz, Senior Director of Cultural Tourism at Choose Chicago, joins Steve Dale to offer ideas for the Fourth of July and more summer events in the city!

Jerry Sternbach, who has served as the musical director and/or collaborator for Carol Burnett, Mel Brooks, Adam Lambert, Nancy Wilson, Josh Grobin, and many more, joins Steve Dale on WGN Radio. Jerry shares his favorite memories and projects that he’s been a part of with Steve.

Jeff Anthony is the lead vocalist of Brass from the Past, a high-energy Chicago-based band known for its powerhouse performances of Motown, soul, funk, and classic rock hits. Jeff joins Steve Dale in the studio to discuss joining the group and his experiences performing. They’ll be at Ravinia, July 1st.

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich joins Steve Dale to promote his new book, Trump’s Triumph: America’s Greatest Comeback. He tells Steve about what readers can expect as the book covers much of what led to Trump’s reelection, including but not limited to advising Trump on the campaign trail

Alderman Brian Hopkins (2nd Ward) joins Steve Dale to address the ongoing debate with the snap curfew in the city in response to the surge in teen takeovers and whether Mayor Brandon Johnson’s claims about race have merit as he aims to veto the curfew ordinance.

Tamara Batiest is portraying Patti Labelle in Black Ensemble Theatre’s production of That’s What Friends Are For from June 7th to July 27th. She joins Steve Dale to share how it feels to pay homage to the legendary singer! Get your tickets here, the best is yet to come!

Steve Dale hosts Ryan and Mikkel Becker to explain a rare auto immune disease that is being ignored by his employer, puzzles medical experts, and is threatening his life. Learn more about the Becker Family’s cause at the GoFundMe link here.

Melissa Manchester joins Steve Dale to discuss her several collaborations with iconic artists including Kenny Loggins and Dolly Parton, as well as how she writes songs that all generations can relate to.

32nd Ward Alderman Scott Waguespack joins Steve Dale to talk about the success that was had with the ‘No Kings’ protests in Chicago. Ald. Waguespack later discusses details surrounding state lawmakers missing the fiscal cliff deadline that does not address the $771 million budget deficit with the Regional Transportation Authority — which oversees CTA, Metra and Pace and what this means for Illinois public transit users going forward.

Bruce Miles, co-author of Chicago Cubs: A Curated History of the North Siders, joins Steve Dale on the show to discuss forgotten Cubs history. Bruce also breaks down some of the behind-the-scenes information of the 2016 World Series win and more.