Bruce and Judy laugh at a woman who brought a microphone on a Delta flight. Do you know how to remove expired or unwanted prescription drugs from your home safely? Luis Agostini, DEA Public Information Officer, talks about the DEA's Drug Take Back Day. Judy is tired of cleaning after dealing with the pandemic for two years. Bruce and Judy believe that the Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie case is getting more suspicious and weird. Do you trust your pediatrician? James Golden, aka "Bo Snerdley," explains to Bruce and Judy why he wrote his new book 'Rush on the Radio.'

Chicago police officers were stripped of police powers for not complying with Mayor Lightfoot's vaccine mandate. Bruce reveals some of his cleaning hacks. In Philadelphia, a group of train riders witnessed a woman being sexually assaulted and then started recording on their phones instead of calling 911. Dean of the College of Law at the University of Illinois, Dean Vik Amar, explains why police are considering criminal charges against witnesses who filmed the assault and did not call the police. Bruce St James talks to University of Illinois Chancellor Robert Jones to find out how the University of Illinois is doing so well and why other colleges are struggling so much. Find out why Judy bought all the bacon at her grocery store.

It seems like gas prices are going to be expensive for a while. Bruce calls Oil and Gas Expert Rey Trevino to try and figure out why gas prices are so high. Mayor Lori Lightfoot says the Bears need to be "more forthcoming about what they want." to stay in Chicago. More and more employees are leaving their jobs; what is the secret to keeping your employees? Denise Graziano, CEO of Graziano Associates, gives employers tips to keep their employees happy. Bruce and Judy discuss if Jon Stewart was right about cancel culture. Are you behind on rent? Bruce calls Homeside Financial's David Hochberg to help Illinois residents whose financials were negatively affected by COVID-19.

Judy says it's time to get used to shortages. Illinois Policy Institute's Adam Schuster breaks down everything in Mayor Lori Lightfoot's 2022 budget. Bruce explains the true meaning behind Dave Chappell's recent Netflix specials. Dr. Keri Lestage tells Bruce and Judy where the germiest places are in the office. Bruce shares how much money 'Squid Games' has generated this year. million

Will there be a compromise between Mayor Lori Lightfoot and the Chicago Police Department? Michael Rooker calls in to tell Bruce and Judy he will be at Wizard World on Sunday! How will a Media Literacy Bill help your children in the future? Civil Rights Attorney Maaria Mozaffar explains everything you need to know about the new bill. Judy thinks TikTok is even more moronic after hearing about 'dry scooping.' Brett Newski, the creator of the word pando, calls in to tell Bruce about his concert coming up on November 20th.

Should all police officers be mandated to get the COVID-19 vaccine? Garry McCarthy calls in to weigh in on Mayor Lightfoot's vaccine mandate for the Chicago Police Department. Bruce learns where the Sox and Cubs territories are in Illinois. What is shadow inflation? Bruce is excited to talk to Mark Wallace, President of Citizens to Abolish Red Light Cameras, to find out how to help get rid of red-light cameras. Find out what the most offensive Halloween costume of the year is.

Wendy steps in for Bruce this episode, her Judy and Cheez discuss with an array of guests about the new Nintendo switch, what shows are popping right now especially "Squid Game" with its huge national reach and Halloween is approaching so the ladies discuss some of their best ideas for homemade costumes that could win you best costume award at this year's party. The office Experience coming to Chicago where you can visit all of your favorite places and experience your favorite moments from the beloved show. Dr. Allison Arwady also comes on to speak on the boosters coming into fruition and becoming more common as we move forward.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot and State Attorney Kim Foxx are still at war. Bruce and Judy find out about the new drinking game called: Chicago Handshake. Tensions are high in Chicago; a husband shot his wife thinking she was an intruder. If you need something to do this weekend, Lakeview's Wine Fest is happening this weekend! Have you ever lied to get out of doing work?

Justin Field is now the starting quarterback for the Chicago Bears! Did Head Coach Matt Nagy make the right decision? Why is it hard to find a therapist who takes insurance? Why is NASA doing an asteroid blocking test? WLS' Steve Lisiewicz explains on the Bruce St James Show. You can listen to Steve every Sunday at 8 AM from 9 AM on 890 WLS!

Infectious Disease Physician Dr. Simone Wildes explains everything you need to know to protect yourself from this cold and flu season. Terrance McMahan explains the adverse affects social media is having on kids today. Attorney Kim Foxx fired back at Mayor Lori Lightfoot. Bruce is ready to set sail to get everyone's Christmas presents. Elaine Parke, author of The Habits of Unity: 12 Months to a Stronger America…one citizen at a time, shares how listening to others can unite America.