Holly Agra joins Steve to talk about Mercury Skyline Cruises and how they are bringing people more than just an average architecture cruise.

Steve Guttenberg, the author of “Time to Thank: Caregiving for my Hero,” joins Steve just in time for Father’s Day to talk about the book and his experience as a caregiver for his father and his reflections on his time with him through out his life and career as a Hollywood actor.

Carnivale General Manager Sam Randazzo joins Steve to talk about the amazing experience of eating at Carnivale. A unique experience that hits all five senses and amazing Latin infused foods curated by Chefs Carlos Garza and Miguel Tenesaca.

The heralded 1970’s singer Gino Vannelli joined Steve Dale to talk about him performing for the Pope, his upcoming show, and how his career started.

Brian Hopkins, alderperson of Chicago’s second ward, joined Steve to discuss the legal repercussions of a recent attack of a couple made by a group of minors. Hopkins has suggested a change to the city’s curfew for unattended minors.

Ryan Wagner, the Guinness National Ambassador, joined Steve to talk about Guinness’ Open Gate Brewery in Chicago and the history of Guinness, their beer, and the brewery’s Father’s Day special. Their patio is dog friendly!

Lisa Adams, the COO of Flyover, joined Steve to talk about their Flyover Chicago experience that gives people a view of Chicago like never before at Navy Pier, across the street from the Children’s Museum.

Jim Hardy, former production employee for Bob Hope, joins Steve to talk about the Bob & Dolores Hope Foundation and how he is bringing back the memories.

Dr. Gail Golab, associate executive VP and Chief Veterinary Officer American Veterinary Medical Association, and Bridget Hillman, manager of Lurie’s Children’s Hospital Telehealth program, join Steve to discuss post-pandemic concerns about telehealth but also positive uses of this technology.

Scott Waguespack is the Alderman of Chicago’s 32nd Ward. He joins Steve to talk about the recent events surrounding the head of CTA, Dorval R. Carter, Jr,, rebuking the criticisms of his performance as a race issue.