Alderman Brian Hopkins (2nd ward) crafted the measure of ‘snap curfews’, but Mayor Brandon Johnson is hesitant to implement this, with some implying that it may not be constitutional. Hopkins offers a response to this and explains why he believes it is necessary.

Frank Ferrante will be Groucho Marx, appearing in his acclaimed one-man show on June 11th at Teatro Zinzanni (32 W. Randolph St.). What was one of the funniest men in history really like? Ferrante knows first-hand, and he knew Groucho’s children very well. Any retrospective on Groucho now includes Ferrante, one of the busiest working actors in show business.

Dreama Perry Denver, wife Bob Denver, the actor best known as Gilligan, joins Steve Dale to discuss her book Island to Icon: the Many Lives of Bob Denver, which offers lots of surprising Gilligan’s Island behind-the-scenes stories.

Steve Dale is joined by Mario Hernandez, Gallery Education Coordinator at the National Museum of Mexican Art to discuss the true meaning of Cinco de Mayo and how different areas of the world celebrate. Additionally, Mario highlights the museum and its mission.

Zakir Miah, CEO and founder of Haim Watch Co., joins Steve Dale on the show to talk about the Chicago based watch company which was founded on 2020. Listen in while Zakir shares Haim’s mission, their love for horology and what makes Haim Watch Co. so unique.

Airrion Love, singer and co-founder of the Stylistics, joins Steve Dale on the show to talk about the group’s latest album, ‘Falling in Love With My Girl.’ Listen in while Airrion and Steve take a walk down memory lane and talk about the Stylistics’ humble beginnings, the group’s new album, and more!

Geoffrey Mark, A.K.A. Mr. Showbiz, Hollywood biographer and author of The Lucy Book, Ethel Merman: The Biggest Star on Broadway and Ella: A Biography of Legendary Ella Fitzgerald, joins Steve Dale on the show to share stories of his time with these legends in show business. Listen in while Geoffrey dives deep into the careers and lives of these legendary women. Geoffrey also joins the program to talk about his soon-to-be-released book diving even deeper into the career and life of Lucille Ball.

Jeff Parker, actor recently seen on stage in Chicago alongside Helen Hunt in the Goodman Theatre’s production of Betrayal, joins Steve Dale on the show to discuss his new project, Da Vinci Code now showing at Drury Lane Theatre through June 1st. Listen in while Jeff gives listeners an inside look into the regional premiere of the new mystery thriller based on the novel by Dan Brown.

Elizabeth French, Officer Carlos Yanez, and Lt. Rhonda Anderson join Steve Dale to talk about their non-profit called Light the Line. They provide services to officers and their families through resources, programs, and community initiatives. For more information visit lighttheline.org/.

Alderman Lamont Robinson, from the 4th ward, joins Steve Dale to discuss the teenage takeovers in Chicago. Alderman Robinson talks about what needs to be done to prevent this from happening in the future.