Why are people coming out of retirement to work? The Bauke Group President & Chief Career Strategist Julie Bauke explains why. More break ins are happening on the Mag Mile. Bruce and Judy try to figure out where the City of Chicago should go from here. Should taxpayers make up for Illinois' pension money mismanagement? Ted Dabrowski, President at Wirepoints, recaps the latest.

Consumers are switching to cheaper brands due to inflation. Bruce and Judy share what food and clothing brands they are loyal to. Grammy Music Educator Award Finalist and Senn High School music director Trevor Nicholas shares how he was nominated for a Grammy. Bruce and Judy are not surprised by the obscene amount of money Chicago makes from red-light cameras. Axios' Justin Kauffman shares you may be getting another stimulus check.

Are you a road rager? Bruce and Judy go through the rules of the road. Judy wonders why new vehicles must average 40 MPH by 2026. Should schools be starting later? Bruce shares how he missed his first-period class every school day. Elma Kulovic, director of the Refugee Resettlement Program run by the Archdiocese of Chicago’s Catholic Charities, shares how they are preparing to take in hundreds of Ukrainian refugees. Bruce and Judy believe Eric Church should give free beer out at his next show.

Pete McMurray fills in for Bruce St James. Pete asks Judy, amid the coin shortage, where she stores her coins. Pete and Judy talk to WGN TV's Pat Tomasulo about his new comedy special. Judy shares why she stopped watching March Madness this year. Comedian Jake Johannson shares what it's like looking for colleges with his daughter and his show at Zanies this March 31st. Judy shares why she is a nervous flyer. Marine Biologist Dr. Sylvia Earle invites everyone to an all-woman panel discussion about optimism and the future of marine conservation. Judy tries to convince Pete to get an air fryer.

We all have to grow up sometimes. Bruce and Judy go through things you need to stop doing once you hit your 40s. Judy would be on board to have a pet-friendly office. A man has been charged with trespassing after climbing the wing of a plane and running around the tarmac at Chicago Midway airport. TSA expert and University of Illinois Professor Sheldon Jacobson explains how this man got through Midway's security. The gas tax holiday sounds like a good idea but will it solve our transit problems? State Representative Kam Buckner provides his insight on the gas tax holiday. Judy gives spring cleaning tips to help you declutter your house.

Bruce does not believe you can trick yourself into liking exercise. Is it time to do away with college? Bruce and Judy ask the listeners if they went to college or learned a trade after high school. Internal Medicine Specialist Dr. John O'Brien shares if you need to get your 2nd booster shot. Spring break is at a breaking point. Judy shares tips on how to avoid the partiers during spring break. Chicago isn't as expensive as you think… Bruce and Judy go through the most stressed-out states. Owner of Brown Sugar Bakery, Stephanie Hart, shares how she is doing after a car smashed into her bakery. Comedian Lewis Black calls in to share delightful news. Find out why Judy may need to make a new Netflix account.

Were you afraid of the dark as a kid? Bruce and Judy talk about how they got over their fears as adults. Retired U.S. Army (CID) Command Special Agent Dr. Carter Smith provided his knowledge on gang presence in the United States military with Bruce and Judy. Will Congressman Mike Quigley be running for Mayor of Chicago? Axios’ Justin Kaufmann recaps the latest Chicago news. Bruce and Judy find out why you may feel sad looking back at nostalgic photos. Do you regret quitting your job during 'The Great Resignation'? Don’t worry, Bruce and Judy talk to Founder and Chief Career Strategist of The Bauke Group, Julie Bauke shares ways to battle 'quitters remorse.'

Bruce and Judy talk about the possible changes happening to DuSable Lakeshore Drive. ABC News Political Analyst Steve Roberts recaps President Biden's speech. Judy doesn't understand why Will Smith hit Chris Tucker during the Oscars. A new law allows Florida parents to consent to school library books. Bruce and Judy wonder what else parents are going to start controlling.

Ravinia Festival is back! Ravinia Festival President and CEO Jeffrey Haydon announces this year's Ravinia Festival lineup with Bruce and Judy. According to a new study, Chicago does not have the best pizza. Bruce and Judy debate the best pizza in the world. The principal of St. Nicholas Cathedral School, Anna Cirrily, tells Bruce and Judy how they are preparing to welcome Ukrainian refugees. The top 10 baby names list came out. Judy wishes she could have named one of her children a different name. Finally, newsman Nick Gale answers all of your home improvement problems.

Chicago Entrepreneur Dr. Willie Wilson is giving away one million dollars in free gas. Bruce and Judy call Dr. Wilson to find out what is happening at the pump. 'The Price is Right' is going on tour! Bruce and Judy travel back in time to share their favorite game shows. The Magnificent Mile Association is on a mission to rejuvenate the Mag Mile. CEO of the Magnificent Mile Association Kimberly Bares shares their plan to make the mag mile magnificent again. Bruce and Judy reveal the Cubs' new slogan. Turkey and trout are in season! Chicago SunTimes Outdoor Columnist Dale Bowman shares tips to enjoy the outdoors this spring! Are schools heading in the wrong direction? Bruce and Judy head to the phone lines to hear how parents feel. The owner of Luft Balloons is selling yellow and blue balloon bouquets and donating all the proceeds to Unicef for Ukrainian Children.