Wendy and Ray Show

On a beautiful Saturday, Wendy and Ray talked the Bears first preseason game and the White Sox Field of Dreams game. Wendy had a beach misadventure. They got into celebrity controversies with Britney Spears and Kelly Clarkson. Ramblin' Ray has an issue with you speeding past him on your E-bike. Wendy talked about her love for Taco Bell and a new kind of Taco Bell. Both the mayor and police superintendent messed up the name of the CPD officer that was murdered. And what do the Olympics and food trucks have in common?

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Wendy and Ray are back together again! Wendy continues her non-smoking journey. Ron Onesti is the owner of the Arcada Theatre in St. Charles and he talked about the concert scene. Ramblin' Ray has mice and Gina is not happy about it. Former White Sox Ron Kittle joined the show to talk about the Crosstown Series. Wendy learned new slang from Oprah. Chicago does not rank highly when it comes to outdoor movie popularity but the McHenry Outdoor Theater has been around since 1936 and they're still going strong. And workers are willing to take less to work from home. 

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After Ray was off last week, Wendy took this Saturday off. Ramblin' Ray talked Lollapalooza as he can see the festival from the studio. Realtor Amy Kite joined Ray to say what has changed in the housing market recently. Ray has no problem with Simone Biles. A great program called Sean's Party Train joined Ray to talk about how they help kids celebrate their birthday parties. Ramblin' was disappointed with the Cubs even though he's a Sox fan. Ray talked Italian beefs. And what would you do if you found your car after it was stolen?

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Ramblin' Ray was off today so WLS News Anchor Kim Gordon sat in with Wendy. They updated the story with Ray and Braxton with his fixed truck. Steve Bernas, President and CEO of the BBB, joined the show to talk about some of the new scams people should know about. Find out if Wendy and Kim are going to Lollapalooza and if they'll be wearing a mask there. Wendy and Kim talked about their summer camp experiences as a kid, or when it comes to Wendy, her fear of going away from home. John Mares joined the show to talk about his efforts to get White Sox gear into stores. What do the numbers actually say about how Chicagoans like their hot dogs? The ladies talked the Cleveland Indians changing their name. And Wendy didn't know what GOAT meant.

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Wendy tried to make it through the show while trying to quit smoking. Michelle Woods talked about her efforts to improve the Chicago Riverwalk. Retired Des Plaines Police Chief Bill Kushner joined the show to talk about what he's doing to improve police officers mental health. Braxton Mayes, who Ray has been helping get to work and to get his truck fixed after Ray found him walking three hours to work, talked with Wendy and Ray about all the help and support he's been getting. We find out what happened with Wendy's dog this past week. And Wendy is going to be judge in a music contest.

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Wendy and Ray were back for another Saturday evening to talk about Chicago possibly getting "punk'd". Wendy is impressed with Ray's "Heart of Gold". Ray talked about his time learning how to holler and "swaller" while Wendy was taking in some culture. Wendy & Ray did some role playing and talked about whether it's too early for a fifth grader to have access to condoms. Also, Wendy may have been a bad dog mom. 

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Wendy and Ray celebrate July 4th with grill talk. Duane Creviston from Rack Masters BBQ joined the show to talk about rubs and how to properly cook your steak on the grill. 

Wendy and Ray gave their thoughts on Bill Cosby being released from prison. Also, Wendy is uncomfortable with her in-laws' approval of "at-home" fireworks.

Dan Guthrie from Art's RV give insight about the lack of RV's for sale and rent this summer.

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Thunderstorms and tornado warnings can't stop the Wendy and Ray Show! Meteorologist Rick DiMaio kicks things off by getting into the details of the tornadoes that have been affecting the Chicago area recently.

Dylan Suca, a local baseball player shares his story of perseverance, overcoming a congenital heart defect that threatened not only his baseball career, but also his life.

Rosemont Mayor and 20th District Representative Brad Stephens discusses the return to normalcy in Rosemont and what plans the city has for the summer and fall.

Plus, Ray is slowly going deaf, a study shows where Bears fans actually want the team to play, and is there such as a thing as spending too much money on your pet?

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Father's Day with Wendy & Ray.  Chicago born author and speaker, Cleo Franklin joins Wendy & Ray as they get ready for fathers day.  Cleo's new book, Lessons from our Mothers and Fathers is a collection of 20 short stories of sage advice from Franklin and other business leaders who share moments of inspiration and wisdom passed on to them by their parents. www.coffeewithcleo.com

Pastor Donovan Price, Founder of 'Solutions and Resources' - a Chicago based organization of street pastors who work within the community to help provide a holistic pathway to the healing of the surviving victims of violence in Chicago. www.solutionsandresources.org

ABC7 Meteorologist, Tracy Butler checks in as Chicago deals with another hot summer weekend. www.abc7chicago.com/about/newsteam/tracy-butler

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Wendy and Ray are on the air! They had their debut show and talked Chicago reopening, getting caught speeding and a crazy dog story. A Chicago TikTok'er joined the show to talk about his Chicago history TikToks. Amy Kite updated Wendy & Ray on how the current housing industry is a sellers' market right now. 

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