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Go Squirrels  Don’t Look at the Goat Once Upon a Time on a Bus in India Your Last Resort A Rolling Dog Bed Parrot Heads Svelte, Good Looking, and Well Educated What’s a Pineapple Doing Here? An Ode to Cruise Ships No AC Needed Happy Birthday, America!

Summer That Refuses to Come In The Heart of The Amish One Word: Sopranos  George Washington’s Cocktail of Choice Don’t Fall Asleep At Your Post! To Be Immortal You Need Not Be Eternal  Whisper Whistle While You Work Sally Star…? Peacocks!!! Grilling to Spite Me Not One, Not Two, But Three Earthquakes Irish Exit on the Fourth of July The Volleyball of Death Dave is a Pyro…Again

Young Fawn Real Life Outsiders Jerry, A Cool Cat Chihuahua v Bear  The Bad Guys Mystical Skunk Shamen  Birdie ≠ Possum  Jamboree?? Gang Mentality at Eight Explosives @ the Pinewood Derby B+???!! Wire Tapping Badge What Camp is About Someone Disappeared  Ticket to Ride

Summer is Here No Paint Needed My First Show 35 Cent Shakedown How the Mason Family Does It I Loved Making Maps!  Jesus’ Two-Page Resume Don’s First Laughs She Changed :/  Persona non grata Can You Imagine? The Steel Plow The Science Fair I Hardly Remember It An Acquired Taste Getting Away With Murder? A Cliffhanger

Ball of Confusion That Ain’t Right Killed a Man, What Can I Do!  …Why Would You Want To? The Worst Lyricist Ever Born Karma, Dave Was He Even a Gambler? A Ruined Reputation Bar Fight Songs Who Hasn’t Dated a Horse Girl? Big Sunny & Cher Vibes Super Chicken ft. Don Woodard

Why Wait for Nature? "actor" Blind Stories The Tallahatchie Bridge Rabbit Hole What’s With Johnny?! The Bottomless Lake An Earworm Running Bear Love Little White Dove 1950’s Version of Texting No Body Count in Hot Rod Lincoln  The Baddest Man in the Whole Damn Town Get To My Hat, That Is That  Why Dylan is Dylan 30,000 lbs of Bananas Ghost Dad & Ghost Rock

Are There No Apples In The Stores? Shotgun Eddy Indian Guides; A Loophole To Gambling  “You Might Not Want To Share This With Mom” A Sacrifice To The Chameleon Gods These Kids Played Us As Fools Guitar Man!!  “Don’t Mind If I do” How Don Blew His Chance with Cindy Crawford Skydiving With A Death Wish “Drop The Puppet!”

So Beautiful They Named it After a Color Redneck Riviera Capital of Art Deco Twilly’s Everywhere! Professional Anaconda Hunter First Class Newbie Comedy Is My Mistress Comedians to Fill The Church The Juggler Who Couldn’t  Here’s A Little Greggory Hines How Dare You Interrupt Me On My iPad! Shoutout to the Mother of my Children A Doctor Overnight Everyone’s Mother

Oklahomesick Shoutout Tauck From Polaris to Pompeii What’s Really Old? Ask Me About Bernini  Careful, Don Getting Lost in the Moment The Biggest Celebrity We Saw When it Rains in Rome Robbed of an Earthquake I’ll Make That Stone a Tree Traditionally Bad Luck

Our guest, Rick Singer, shares stories from his long and winding career journey. He started with Dave at the NH&S ad agency in Chicago. Then moved to greener pastures at Kemper Sports Marketing, partnering with the PGA. From there, he moved east to work for the NBA, IBM and on to the Tiger Woods Foundation. This week, he's finishing up a 5-year stint as an adjunct marketing professor. A Bo...

We All Love Italy And Forget About Florence  Going to Hell in a Handbasket I Would Love to Write Jingles What Were We Thinking With the School of Journalism? It’s Like Putting a Hamburger Together It’s a Math Class…I Hate Math World Class Cockroach Killer Any Idiot Knew it was a Sunday Group Projects Advertising Can Solve Everything You’re Working Here? A Room Full of Suits The Characters of Medil...

You’ve Gotta See Italy What About Our Vacation?! Let’s Talk Baseball Running the Bases Backwards What Do You Think Now, Dad? Hey, These Aren’t Disco Records What Can We Do With This Crazy Guy? A Strike with No Tonic Not All Fun and Games I Believe The Was a Home Run A DUI at the Field The Golden Tee I’m Outta Here Field of Dreams, Field of Drama Dough Boy v Gayle Sayers I Messed With Superstition

Looking for My Chihuahua  You Know They Were Stoned The Shadow of Paul Simon Party & Bill Murray Taylor, The Hall of Fame Check Out His Bell Bottoms Come Out For The Team, Son! Trying to Make Stuff Up  Opening Act to Opening a Hardware Store He Doesn’t Even Know The Words We Don’t Call This Stealing

Time to 86 Those Mothers If You’re Going Wild, At Least Have a Plan In Case of Fire Hey Football Head!  “You Are So Mine”  From Map Maker to Ad Man The Yin and Yang of Parenting You Really Don’t Have to Know Anything Until You’re 29 A Problem Solver By Nature

Don Knows Chili  Woohoo A Blackboard of Knowledge  Triumphant Female Teachers I’m Sure You’re Mrs. Someone So You’ve Got Opinions Too Steeped in Post WWII BS What If? The Road Less Traveled By A Winter-Green Piano Always Have A Book In Your Hand Bumble Boogie  Real Life Shirley Temple

Oscar Sunday Church Basements & Children’s Libraries 12 Most Random No Way to Escape Seen it 20 Times I Enjoy That It’s All Shakespeare Now I’m Senile to The Past Banana, Giraffe, Chair, Table, Camera Away You Three Inch Fool! A Mystery Or A Still Water Write It Down I Was The Gimp!

The Songbirds Are Out! Acolytes or Accolades  Voice of Raison No One Can Escape the Kennedy Name 112263 Defining Dumb Holding a Grudge on Dallas Reading The Warren Report  Senator, Once More With Feeling I Recognize This Kitchen… Chaos in the Movie Theatre A Legendary Tantrom Identity-Free Soccer Ball Remember me?

​Black Snow ​Enjoying Second Childhood ​Kingpins in Mexico ​Fashionistas ​Entertaining the Crew ​Which Way to Pet an Alligator ​Birthday Pickles ​…I’m a Coach ​There’s Water Everywhere ​A Little More Wicking ​How Do I Top That ​In Under Budget ​Styx at My Prom

This week, we're joined by filmmakers Larry and Terry Ziegelman, born nine minutes apart in St. Louis. They started their lifelong collaborations at an early age, drawing, painting, and even co‑directing plays in high school. After earning a degree in Art Direction, Larry was drawn to advertising, where he created prizewinning campaigns and Super Bowl spots. He’s now morphed into directing big...

We're excited to welcome back special guest Ted Albrecht for the sixth edition of Ted Talks Football. Ted starred as an OL in a high-powered offense at Cal-Berkley, earning All-American honors. As the first-round draft choice of the Chicago Bears in 1977, Ted spent the next 5 seasons opening gaping holes for the great Walter Payton. He's now a long-time analyst for Northwestern Football on...

Arctic Antics Voices for Radio Dead People Got No Reason to Live Three Art Garfunkels Don <3 Bellbottoms Is That The Same Maria? Have You Gotten That Email? Eliminated in 1996 What’s In The Box A Salute to The Big Band Era 30 Seconds To Win It Catherine O’Hara Deserves Two Episodes Seeing Red

Dale Pelletier is a proud Chicago South Sider who has moved from Beverly up to the North Shore. You might remember Dale from a previous episode as “The Commish” of the world’s most fun & informative March Madness Pool. Walking on Frozen Grass Elmer Fudd Taking Care of the Snow Surf Instrumental I’ve Gotta Have a Hotdog Cart! Endless Jar of Relish Chicago is a Clean Town Here’s Where The Wheels...

This week‘s special guest is Jim Albrecht, a retired Superior Court judge who has (over)seen it all. Take a peek behind the robe as we discuss his experiences with the Menendez Brothers, the Billionaire Boys Club, and other top criminal cases you may not have heard of, but certainly should have. All rise for Judge Jim. ​From The Ridiculous To The Sublime ​A Day In The Life ​Billionaire Boys Club ​...

Our Impending Nomination Four & A Half Million Dream On  How Did I Get Here?! An A-Lister’s Sob Story Sean Penn? Actor to Comedian Pipeline The Bag of Death Cut ‘Em Off Please Be What I’m Looking For Cindy Crawford Saved The Day! And I Got The Commercial Can You Say It This Way? He Lived The Dead

We're excited to welcome back special guest, Ted Albrecht, for the fifth edition of Ted Talks Football. Ted starred as an OL in a high-powered offense at Cal-Berkley, earning All-American honors. As the first-round draft choice of the Chicago Bears in 1977, Ted spent the next 5 seasons opening gaping holes for the great Walter Payton. He's now a long-time analyst for Northwestern Football...