Steve Dale's Other World

Frank Ferrante announces his return in ‘An Evening with Groucho’ in the intimate Club Arcade Speakeasy and Restaurant, 105 E. Main St., St. Charles, August 19 through 22.

Amy Morton stops by the Skyline Studio to join Steve Dale to talk about growing up the daughter of Arnie Morton, one of the world’s best-known restaurateurs, and to announce the opening of 1898, a speakeasy in Highland Park.

Kristen Reynolds, Choose Chicago CEO and President, pops by the studio to talk about summer in Chicago, including Taste of Chicago, 4th of July weekend, the James Beard Awards, and the Obama Presidential Center.

Marya Grandy, who plays Carrie Chapman Catt in Suffs at the CIBC Theatre (18 W. Monroe St.), talks with Steve. Suffs is the Tony Award-winning musical which celebrates the American women’s suffrage movement.

U.S. Congressman Mike Quigley (Illinois’ 5th District) talks with Steve before he formally launched his Chicago mayoral campaign in the upcoming 2027 election at the historic Uptown Theatre on Saturday, June 27.

Longtime celebrated Chicago jazz and cabaret performers Mark and Anne Burnell pop into The Skyline Studio to talk about their latest song His Day, which celebrates Anne’s father and will premiere on WGN Radio, Steve Dale’s Other World. We will celebrate all dads.

Soccer stars begin playing in middle school and just as there are baseball, hockey, and football Mom’s… there are also soccer moms. That’s what Karen Scholl’s book, Surviving Soccer ,is all about and she sits down with Steve Dale to discuss the phenomena.

He can’t escape it – still known as the N’Sync star Joey Fatone appearing in & Juliet at The Auditorium Theatre (50 E Ida B. Wells Drive), July 22 thru August 2.

E Faye Butler, the legendary award-winning Chicago performer/director, joins Steve to discuss  ‘Nunsense‘ at the Drury Lane Theatre Oakbrook (100 Drury Lane Oakbrook Terrace).

Connie Esparza, Regional Communications Director of the Red Cross, joins Steve Dale to talk about the needs and benefits of giving blood and all of what the Red Cross does that you might not even know about. To learn more about how you can donate your time, money, and resources and give blood, visit https://www.redcross.org/