Where Are They Now

Where Are They Now

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Where Are They Now episodes

  • Paul Carr — Director/Producer; Former Bartender, Green Mill Cocktail Lounge

    In this episode, we sit down with Paul Carr—director, producer, and former Green Mill bartender—to talk about his documentary The Green Mill: A Real Chicago Joint. Blending firsthand experience with cinematic storytelling, Paul pulls back the curtain on one of Chicago’s most iconic jazz lounges, sharing behind-the-scenes stories, rich history, and the characters that give the Green Mill its unmistakable edge.

    55 min
  • Patrice Gramarossa Reid – Chicago Honey Bears & The Dick Biondi Story

    Patrice Gramarossa Reid of Chicago Honey Bear joins us for a deep dive into two unforgettable Chicago stories that shaped the city’s cultural legacy. First, we spotlight The Dick Biondi Story with special insight into “The Voice That Rocked America,” directed by Pamela Enzweiler-Pulice—exploring the legendary DJ who revolutionized radio and previewing the film’s red carpet premiere at the Des Plaines Theatre.

    Then, we turn back the clock to revisit the iconic Chicago Honey Bears cheerleading squad—celebrated, beloved, and suddenly gone after the 1985 Super Bowl. What really happened? This episode uncovers the legacy, the mystery, and the stories Chicago still talks about.

    56 min
  • Dwayne Pierre-Antoine – Serving Success at Chick-fil-A Golf Mill

    Dwayne Pierre-Antoine, owner-operator of Chick-fil-A at Golf Mill in Niles, Illinois, joins the show to share his journey into one of the most recognized brands in the country. From leading a high-performing team to delivering standout customer experiences, Dwayne breaks down what it really takes to run a successful franchise. This episode dives into leadership, community impact, and the mindset behind building a business that people come back to again and again.

    57 min
  • Bobby’s Big Birthday Bash for Art – Surprises & “6-7” Chaos

    Bobby is pulling out all the stops with big plans and unexpected surprises for Art’s birthday—but that’s not all. We’re also diving into the bizarre and hilarious rise of “6-7,” the 2025 Gen Alpha meme that means… absolutely nothing (and somehow everything), complete with its signature hand-weighing gesture. It’s fun, it’s chaotic, and you’ll just have to tune in to get it… or not.

    52 min
  • Charlie & Diane Winger: Chasing America’s High Points

    Charlie and Diane Winger are two retired software designers and programmers who, in the late 1990s, were approached to write a guidebook about the Colorado 14ers (mountains 14,000 feet in elevation and above). Being avid hikers and climbers, they recognized that plenty of books already covered that information, so they suggested writing about visiting the highest natural spot in each of the 50 states, a personal goal for both of them. Their first book, Highpoint Adventures, was the result.

    54 min
  • David Arieti – War, Climate, and the Cost to Our Planet

    Environmental scientist and author David Arieti joins us to unpack the hidden environmental toll of war and what happens when global climate commitments shift, including the impact of the U.S. stepping away from the Paris Agreement. From ecosystems disrupted by conflict to the long-term consequences for our planet, this episode dives into the intersection of geopolitics and environmental responsibility.


    55 min
  • Eugene Roy – Inside the Mind of Chicago’s Top Detective

    Retired Chicago Police Chief of Detectives Eugene Roy brings decades of real-world experience to the mic in this gripping episode. As a frequent policing expert featured across Fox, ABC, NBC, CBS, and numerous podcasts, Roy shares firsthand insight into high-profile cases, the evolution of modern policing, and what really happens behind the scenes of major investigations. It’s a rare, unfiltered look at crime, justice, and the mindset it takes to lead at the highest level.

    57 min
  • Donnell Woolford: Remembering Number 21 & His Bears Legacy

    In this dynamic episode, former Chicago Bears standout Donell Woolford—#21 who dominated the field for 10 seasons from 1989 to 1997—joins entrepreneur Michael Healey, founder of Waste Not Want Not LLC, to talk about two very different journeys driven by discipline, vision, and grit. From life in the NFL to building a tech-forward service business in 2024, this conversation bridges sports, business, and the mindset it takes to succeed in any arena. Whether you're a football fan or a future founder, there’s something here for you.

    54 min

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