D & Davis are once again joined in-studio by Chicago sports journalist and author Jack Silverstein to discuss his interview with former Chicago Bears running-back Cedric Benson for SB Nation's Windy City Gridiron.

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D & Davis welcomes Laura Magiera of WGN in-studio to discuss Chicago sports. They'll also discuss Laura's career, which includes stops from Alaska to Green Bay and back home to Chicago.

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Listen to recent shows on weareregalradio.com or on Soundcloud.

Make sure you listen to D & Davis: The Flip. They gang has a new weekly podcast in addition to the show. They’ll discuss sports, but they’ll mainly provide an unplugged D & Davis Show about whatever is going on at the time.

D & Davis discuss the Chicago Bulls with co-founder of The Bigs, Terrance Tomlin. The guys also discuss the lack of minority representation in sports reporting.

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Also, get behind the scenes looks and commentary by following the show on Facebook, just look up "Regal Radio" and make sure you like us.

Listen to recent shows on weareregalradio.com or on Soundcloud.

Make sure you listen to D & Davis: The Flip. They gang has a new weekly podcast in addition to the show. They’ll discuss sports, but they’ll mainly provide a unplugged D & Davis Show about what ever is going on at the time.

ESPN personality J.A. Adande speaks to weareregalradio.com editorial director Kyle Means, Grant Yanney and Terrence Tomlin of thebigs.us in this excerpt from his discussion with local media after the town hall event held by ESPN and The Undefeated recently at the South Side YMCA in Chicago.

Adande, who has recently been named director of the sports journalism program at Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, spoke about his take on the burgeoning movements by current athletes to speak out and take action against social issues affecting African-Americans and how it is breaking through established barriers between people.

Visit theundefeated.com for their follow-ups on the town hall, the special that documented the town hall, "An Undefeated Conversation: Athletes, Responsibility and Violence" can be seen currently on the WatchESPN app.

Jabari Parker fashions himself a young man who via his Chicago upbringing, his religious faith and his deep resources as a current athletic star can make a difference.

Speaking to assembled press after appearing at the town hall discussion and broadcast held by ESPN and The Undefeated recently at Chicago's South Side YMCA, the Milwaukee Bucks forward outlined ways he plans to help in the near future and beyond.

Inspired by fellow ball players, Parker announced his Pickup for Peace event, which took place in Chicago the following day, you can read on how that played out here - http://www.theplayerstribune.com/jabari-parker-pick-up-for-peace-gallery/

Also read Parker's deeply personal essay dedicated to his city and its issues - http://www.theplayerstribune.com/jabari-parker-chicago-gun-violence/

You can watch video filmed by weareregalradio.com of Parker and NBA legend, and fellow Chicago native Isiah Thomas, speaking at this event on YouTube - youtu.be/oIFUdtG2yes

NBA Legend, analyst and president of the WNBA's New York Liberty, Isiah Thomas talks to assembled press after appearing at the town hall discussion and broadcast held by ESPN and The Undefeated recently at Chicago's South Side YMCA.

A native of Chicago's West Side, Thomas has long felt invested in his city and the people in it, in this excerpt from his conversation Thomas speaks in a wide-ranging fashion on the power of successful depictions of black American life and how we have to maintain an array of those depictions in order to fight against narrow and depressed thinking that arguably hinders many in poor urban communities today.

You can watch video filmed by weareregalradio.com of Thomas and current Milwaukee Bucks star, and fellow Chicago native Jabari Parker, speaking at this event on YouTube - https://youtu.be/oIFUdtG2yes

Former Chicago Cubs outfielder and ESPN baseball analyst Doug Glanville speaks to weareregalradio.com editorial director Kyle Means after his appearance at the ESPN/Undefeated Town Hall recently at Chicago's South Side YMCA. Glanville talks about his thoughts on the struggles Chicago is dealing with currently and how they stem from fractured relationships between the community and law enforcement and how inequalities in society lead to systemic problems.

At the town hall Glanville spoke about being racially profiled by law enforcement on his own property in Connecticut. You can read about that incident here - http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2014/04/i-was-racially-profiled-in-my-own-driveway/360615/

Kevin Merida, Editor-in-Chief of ESPN's The Undefeated, speaks with Kyle Means of weareregalradio.com and Grant Yanney after his site's special town hall meeting concluded recently at the South Side YMCA in Chicago. Merida speaks on what stood out to him about the event, the relevance of the event and its location and the ways The Undefeated looks to continue to utilize its national platform to engender and continue more vital discussions.

Visit theundefeated.com for their follow-ups on the town hall, the special that documented the town hall, "An Undefeated Conversation: Athletes, Responsibility and Violence" can be seen currently on the WatchESPN app.

ESPN radio and television host and former NFL star Marcellus Wiley speaks on his upbringing in Compton, dealing with the pressure of gun ownership, athletes utilizing their wide platform for greater good and more after speaking at the ESPN/Undefeated Town Hall event, which was held recently at the South Side YMCA in Chicago.

D & Davis Crew tackles Colin Kaepernick's protest and its reaction.

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Listen live on chicagolandsportsradio.com or on the TuneIn Radio App from 11 am to 2 pm central every Saturday, dial 312-564-7375 to join the show, follow the show on Twitter & Instagram @DandDavisShow.

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Listen to recent shows on weareregalradio.com or on Soundcloud.

Make sure you listen to D & Davis: The Flip. The gang has a new weekly podcast in addition to the show. They’ll discuss sports, but they’ll mainly provide an unplugged D & Davis Show about what ever is going on at the time.