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Today on The Ray Stevens Show, Joe Sanchez, head coach of Barrington football, previews the Big Game of the Week matchup against Fremd. Kenny Winslow, executive director of the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police and former Springfield police chief, joins us for First Responder Friday to discuss issues affecting law enforcement and police leadership.
Tony Danza, grand marshal of the Columbus Day Parade, joins the show to discuss the upcoming celebration. Plus, Mark Lukas of PAWS Chicago shares updates from the animal welfare organization, while Jonathan Hoenig of The Capitalist Pig offers his perspective on the markets and investing.
Key Segments:
Joe Sanchez: Barrington vs. Fremd in the Big Game of the Week
Kenny Winslow: First Responder Friday with the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police
Tony Danza: Grand marshal of the Columbus Day Parade
Mark Lukas: PAWS Chicago and animal welfare
Jonathan Hoenig: The Capitalist Pig and financial markets
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Kenny Winslow, executive director of the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police and former Springfield police chief, joins The Ray Stevens Show for First Responder Friday. Winslow discusses issues affecting law enforcement and the challenges facing police leaders across Illinois.
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Actor Tony Danza joins The Ray Stevens Show ahead of the Columbus Day Parade, where he will serve as grand marshal. Danza discusses his role in the celebration and the upcoming parade honoring Italian-American heritage and culture.
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Barrington head football coach Joe Sanchez joins The Ray Stevens Show to preview the Big Game of the Week matchup against Fremd. Sanchez discusses the upcoming contest as the two high school football programs prepare to face off in a key matchup.
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Today on The Ray Stevens Show, Lou Sponsel, head coach of Fremd football, previews the Big Game of the Week matchup between Fremd and Barrington. Aaron Del Mar, candidate for Illinois lieutenant governor, joins the show ahead of the Bailey and Del Mar LIVE event at the WLS studios. Stephen Moore, co-founder of Unleash Prosperity, joins for an economic discussion, while Ryan Lacey, drummer for Gaelic Storm, talks about running the Chicago Marathon with Team ALS to raise money for ALS research.
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Ryan Lacey, drummer for Gaelic Storm, joins The Ray Stevens Show to discuss running the Chicago Marathon with Team ALS. Lacey is taking on the marathon to help raise funds and awareness for ALS research, combining a major personal challenge with a mission to support the fight against the disease.
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Lou Sponsel, head coach of Fremd football, joins The Ray Stevens Show to preview the Big Game of the Week matchup between Fremd and Barrington. Sponsel discusses the upcoming rivalry matchup and what fans can expect when the two teams take the field.
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White Sox legend Ron Kittle, the 1983 American League Rookie of the Year, joins The Ray Stevens Show as Chicago prepares to host Cleveland in Game 3 of the ALDS. With the White Sox holding a 2-0 series lead, Kittle weighs in on the team’s postseason run and the excitement surrounding playoff baseball on the South Side.
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Today on The Ray Stevens Show, Ron Kittle, White Sox legend and 1983 American League Rookie of the Year, joins the show as Chicago hosts Cleveland in Game 3 of the ALDS. The White Sox lead the series 2-0 and have a chance to advance with a victory. Reuters Jeff Monosso of Fox News Radio discusses Tennessee Republicans considering new options for carrying out executions of death-row inmates.
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Phil Flynn, energy analyst at Price Futures Group, joins Ray Stevens to discuss whether energy prices will remain elevated as the country heads into the fall season. Shannon Adcock, founder of Awake Illinois, explains how a new federal education tax credit could expand educational opportunities and give parents more flexibility in choosing the best learning environment for their children.
Charles Lipson, professor emeritus at the University of Chicago, discusses how national issues are shaping key midterm races across the country. Later, Jonathan Savage of Fox News Radio breaks down the U.S. decision to remove bombers from a military base in the United Kingdom following an apparent terrorist threat. Listeners also have a chance to win tickets to see Ron White and Bailey/Delmar Live during a special Tirade Tuesday giveaway.
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