Who needs professional marriage counseling? Former marriage counselor and author Ziba Graham Jr, joins Steve Dale on the show to share some of the marriage tips and tricks you can find in his book Fix Your Marriage Without Counseling.

16-time Grammy Award winning composer David Foster alongside his wife, the amazing singer, songwriter and actress Katherine McPhee, join Steve to discuss what makes them a power couple and what listeners can expect when they come out to their show coming to Ravinia on June 20.

Alison Arngrim aka Nellie Oleson from Little House on the Prairie joins Steve Dale to talk about her one woman show and her latest book Confessions of A Prairie Bitch: How I Survived Nellie Oleson and Learned to Love Being Hated.

Actor, director, producer and founding member and artistic director of Rivendell Theatre Ensemble, Tara Mallen joins Steve Dale to share details about Raven Theatre’s Production of GORGEOUS, about a professional dog handler who must deal with life when it suddenly changes.

Kevin Corbett, Managing Director Gay Men’s Chorus joins Steve Dale on the show to share details on their upcoming show, called the “Gay 90’s.” The show will feature over 200 voices and everything that makes the 1990s unforgettable.

Tab Bamford, lead Chicago Blackhawks writer at Bleacher Nation, joins Steve Dale to discuss his book, The Future: Connor Bedard and the Chicago Blackhawks New Era. Tab and Steve chat about the impact Connor Bedard has made in his first two seasons and what he will bring to the table going forward with a young Blackhawks team. Tab and Steve also talk about the role of Bedard’s parents in getting him prepared to play professional hockey.

Erik Soderstrom, Senior Director of Programming at Ravinia, joins WGN’s Steve Dale to highlight this year’s major lineup of performances at Ravinia Festival, including Cynthia Erivo from Wicked. Erik and Steve also detail the history of Ravinia, some of the famous musicians who have appeared on stage, and Metra’s role in getting guests to the festival.

Steve Dale chats with author Josh Noel about his book, Malort: The Redemption of a Revered & Reviled Spirit, and how Malort has become a cultural symbol of Chicago. Josh explains the history of Malort and shares a toast to all the mothers on Mother’s Day.

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.