The Weekly Show

This week on the show: The Josh Perry Foundation and we discuss adoption in Illinois with the Dave Thomas Foundation and ChildServ.

This week on the show: The Father's Network. We also discuss bad parenting habits to leave in 2017!

This week on the show: Shriner's Hospital, Data on Teen Drug Use, and controlling bad breath!

This week on the show, we talk about: Emily's Heart, Tips for Planning Your End-of-Year Finances and some great cost saving holiday staycation ideas!

This week on the weekly show, we have: JourneyCare, Back 2 School IL and Whitney Reynolds joins us in studio for another edition of Whitney's Women!

This week on the show, we have Chicago Police Department. Also Alzheimer's Association Illinois. We also spotlight ChildServ.

This week, we have the Salvation Army Chicago on the show. Also Lifesource is here. Plus, we have a USDA expert on with tips to safely prepare Thanksgiving meals!

This weekend, we have Pat Benatar on the show to discuss Final Salute. Also Big Brothers, Big Sisters Chicago. We also highlight a local Chicago business called Rags of Honor that employs veterans .

This week on the show: Whitney Reynolds and Culinary Care, i.c. Stars and ComEd is here to give us energy saving tips for winter!

This week on the show: Journey Care, Polished Pebbles and Chicago Urban League

This weekend of the show: YWCA, Franciscan outreach and we discuss the Chicago Dance Marathon to benefit Lurie Children's Hospital.

This week on the show: Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Ronald McDonald House Chicago and Girls on the Run

This week on the show: Boys and Girls Club Chicago. Whitney Renyolds brings in Karam Foundation. We also discuss reversing pre-diabetes.

This week on the show: Lincoln Park Community Shelter, ComEd Energy Saving Tips, and students from Whitney Young HS Talk about their upcoming Gubernatorial debate.

This week on the show: True Star Foundation, USO and Year Up Chicago.

On this week's show: We recognize Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month and talk to the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition. We also update our listeners on the new Chicago Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA). Last, we discuss children and the issues related to early use of technology.

This week, we discuss back to school sports and the head concussion signs parents need to look out for. Also, Whitney Reynolds is back with a Chicago organization called Lumity. Plus, Alicia Silverstone is on talking about healthy eating!

This week, we discuss the annual Grand Victoria Casino Chip in For Hunger to benefit Greater Food for Elgin. Also, we have Congressman Danny K. David on to talk about the upcoming State of the African American Male Conference. Last, we have Answers 4 SUDC on to discuss their upcoming concert with Andy Grammer!

This week, we talk about back to school stress and bullying. We have Emerge-A-City Chicago on. Also, CASA of McHenry County.

This week, we discuss back to school and the importance of vaccinations. We'll also be talking about the upcoming Chicago African Festival of the Arts! Cooking Up A Cure is also happening soon and we chat about that!

This week on the show: Save-A-Vet, Whitney Reynolds discusses the Haute Dog Fashion show, and Maisha Wynn joins us to encourage all of us to consider a Summer Makeover!

Our guests this week include: Changing Life Education Initiative, American Diabetes Association and Special Olympics Chicago!

This week, we discuss the signs of PTSD and how to avoid its impact. We' also have Special Olympics Illinois on to tell us about their upcoming Rubber Duck Derby in Chicago. Last, tips and tricks for workout beginners at the gym!

This week, we speak with Reverend Jesse Jackson about Rainbow Push. Jaclyn Wegner from the Shedd Aquarium. Robin Rock also discusses Advance Illinois, a non partisan educational think tank.

This week, we have St. Margaret of Scotland here to discuss their food pantry. Whitney Reynolds is here for another edition of Whitney's Women. LifeSource Blood Systems joins us to discuss the shortage of blood donations in Chicago.