Brendan slept at the airport, and he doesn't recommend it. Becca's news rundown includes the closing of Hackney's Lake Avenue location plus a pair of pen pals who found one another after 50 years apart. 

Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame inductee Tom Fletcher is in studio to talk about how the advancements in camera technology intertwined with Michael Jordan's first NBA Finals appearance. Currently, Tom and Austin Fletcher are giving Cubs fans a chance to preserve magical baseball memories forever with Momento. 

Becca Burg brings buckets of breaking news to this week's broadcast, including a special report on the new food convenience option at Lollapalooza. Ed Staudacher from the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District explains the sewer geyser phenomenon. 

Dino Stamatopoulos and Ember Knight discuss their upcoming live appearance at Davis Theater in Chicago. The show combines elements of Mr. Rogers, Pee Wee Herman, and Jackass.

The MAN on the streets visits with Noah Kahan fans outside Wrigley Field. Sarah and Patrick Moon give a full review of The Great Divide Tour stop at The Friendly Confines. Russell Lissau of The Daily Herald reports on the passing of Libertyville legend Mary Morello. Mary was a free speech activist and the mother of Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello. 

Brendan and Danger tour the Pokemon Fossil exhibit at The Field Museum. Streets and Sanitation Deputy Commissioner Chris Sauve is in studio to talk about the city's FREE composting program.

Chef Dudley Nieto of the welcoming and spacious Mexican Radio (100 W. Monroe) has created a Mexican Smash Burger to pair with your mezcal cocktail. Rashanah Baldwin cools off poolside at Soho House alongside famous actors. 

The Man on the Streets asks folks if they're paying attention to the World Cup. Becca reports from the set of her latest film. She highlights a few choice titles from this summer's Movies in the Parks series, which leads Brendan into a movie list of his own. 

Pat Mac's Ride is bicycle ride from Beverly to Michigan City to raise money for pediatric brain tumor research at Lurie Children's Hospital and provide financial assistance to cancer patients and families. Pat Grant and Kevin McDonough are in studio to share Pat Mac's story.

Mike Payne of Byron's Hot Dogs sits down for a bite with Brendan. Mike and Ann Payne were invited to The White House to serve Chicago dogs during the Obama administration. Storms didn't deter Brendan from attending a much-anticipated show at Salt Shed.