Where Are They Now

Where Are They Now

By Art Andros and Bobby DrellTV & FilmFilm Interviews
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Where Are They Now episodes

  • Pamela Enzweiler-Pulice and guests discuss - The Movie: "The Voice That Rocked America: The Dick Biondi Story"

    This episode celebrates the life and legacy of Dick Biondi, the legendary radio DJ whose energy, humor, and love of music made him an icon of American broadcasting. We’re joined by Pamela Enzweiler-Pulice, director and producer of the acclaimed documentary chronicling Biondi’s career, along with DJ Scott Childers, who brings his expertise as a radio historian. Special musical guests Ronnie B Elvis and his wife also share memories and music in tribute to the “Wild I-tralian” himself. Together, they reflect on Biondi’s influence on rock ’n’ roll radio, his groundbreaking style, and the enduring impact he left on fans across generations.

    57 min
  • Celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the U.S. Army with Scott Olson

    Scott Olson joined the show to discuss the Army's rich history and its 250th anniversary. He shared insights into his experiences as a veteran, the significance of this milestone for the military, and the role of the Army in shaping American history. Olson also touched on his post-military work with Shriners and his business ventures, highlighting the values of service and leadership instilled during his time in the Army.

    54 min
  • Sophie St. John, Rising Star in Music

    In this episode of Where Are They Now, airing on May 24, 2025, hosts Art Andros and Bobby Drell talk with with Sophie St. John, a talented and emerging singer-songwriter making waves in the music industry. Sophie shares insights into her journey, from her early inspirations to her breakout moments in Los Angeles. The conversation delves into her creative process, her challenges as an artist, and her vision for the future. With a soulful voice and authentic storytelling, Sophie offers a glimpse into her rise and her determination to leave a meaningful impact on the music scene.

    56 min
  • Gorilla Tuesday: Chicago’s Indie Rock Sound

    This episode highlights Gorilla Tuesday, a Chicago indie rock band led by songwriter Jimmy Brown with Matt Shack (guitar), Mick Smith (drums), and Steve Trifilio (bass). Their music spans from indie pop to folk rock, showcasing a dynamic and original sound.

    57 min
  • George F. Bumbaris on Reinventing Chicago Deep Dish Pizza

    This episode features George F. Bumbaris, creator of George’s Deep Dish, who introduces his “third wave” approach to Chicago’s iconic pizza. He explains how his all-natural starter creates unique flavor and texture, and shares news of his new Harwood Heights location at 6764 W. Forest Preserve Drive. The conversation explores George’s passion for pushing culinary boundaries, the inspiration behind his innovative techniques, and how he’s carving out a fresh chapter in the city’s legendary pizza scene. Listeners get a taste of tradition meeting innovation in every slice.

    57 min
  • Steven Delisi & Luciana Parante on Songwriting, Inspiration, and Bobby’s Birthday Celebration

    This special birthday edition of Where Are They Now! celebrated both music and community. Steven Delisi and Luciana Parante joined the hosts to share their journeys as musicians, opening up about how they discovered their love for songwriting, what inspires their work, and the ways they’ve honed their creative process. They offered practical tips for writing songs, balancing artistic passion with day-to-day responsibilities, and finding joy in collaboration.

    Alongside the music talk, listeners helped mark Bobby’s birthday with live call-ins, adding warmth and fun to the broadcast. The episode blended laughter, music-making advice, and heartfelt stories, leaving audiences inspired to embrace creativity in their own lives.

    54 min

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