The 720 WGN All-In-One Podcast

Cory Provus chats with Cubs reliever Scott Eyre.

Bob Sirott talks with ESPN senior writer and legal analyst Lester Munson about the Cubs buyout, the possibility of Mark Cuban owning the team, and if there's a chance of an all-Cubs cable network in the future.

Lou Manfredini offers home improvement tips on spicing up the decor in your home, whole-house indoor air purifiers, and changing the look inside your home.

In this week's podcast, WGN Radio's Steve Bertrand talks with Dr. Arthur Agatsten, the creator of the South Beach Diet. In the interview, Dr. Agatsten talks about how a bad diet affects kids at school and what parents can do about that.

John welcomes documentarian Darryl Roberts to the Showcase Studio to chat about his film America the Beautiful, and then he argues with Leslie and Steve about whether it's alright to break the rules at restaurants to save a little bit of money.

Nick discusses awesomely bad radio stunts.

Steve talks with author and former Chicago Tribune columnist Bob Greene about rock and roll through his new book, When We Get to Surf City.

Steve, Johnnie and the Cybersquad discuss the iPhone 3G.

Steve Dale speaks with Dr. Louise Murray of the ASPCA about her book Vet Confidential.

The Skipper recounts his trip to Yankee Stadium, brainstorms on how his guys can start hitting again, and reveals whether he keeps following Sean Gallagher in Oakland.

WGN Political analyst Paul Green and WGN Radio News Director Wes Bleed discuss the attention Barack Obama is getting as he tours the Middle East, while John McCain gets little notice back home.

Kathy and Judy run through some songs that old rock starts should maybe avoid singing, they discuss the top 10 gassiest dogs, and then they talk about accidentally leaving things that spoil in your purse.

Milt talks languages with distinguished linguists Morris Goodman and Frederick Schwink (07/15/08), and then espionage with Operation Solo: The FBI's Man in the Kremlin author John Barron (05/03/96).

Spike talks with Sun-Times political cartoonist Jack Higgins about making a point in his drawings without crossing the line, and then our shredders Arthur and Mike stop by the studio to talk about their 36-day / 940-mile trip from Chicago to New York City... using just skateboards.

Kap talks with Oneri Fleita, Vice President of Player Personnel for the Chicago Cubs, about the team's minor league system.

Dean goes inside the movies and talks with Mamma Mia! star Pierce Brosnan.

Cory Provus chats with Cubs starting pitcher Jason Marquis.

Bob Sirott talks with personal finance expert Terry Savage about what to do in the face of a potential banking crisis, and then with Phylicia Lyons of School Choice Illinois about education.

In this week's News Podcast, WGN Radio's Andrea Darlas talks with U-S Education Secretary Margaret Spellings about the state of schools, particularly in Chicago.

Lou Manfredini offers blueprinting tips on your flower beds and gardens, cleaning up dry paint on your floor and trim, and maintenance on your sump pumps.

John chats with Senator Dick Durbin about various topics in politics, and then he poses the question... Is it alright to give someone a forged autograph as a gift? .

Nick revisits two favorite show topics -- Matthew McConaughey shirtless, and Torso Man (with some help from comedian and fellow WGN Radio host Brian Noonan).

WGN's Paul Green and Wes Bleed discuss the latest controversy over the New Yorker cover illustration of Barack Obama and his wife.

Steve talks with David Kaplan's favorite NFL coach Tony Dungy about his new children's book, You Can Do It!

Words, words, words! Steve and Johnnie talk about words and phrases that you just don't hear about any more.

Steve Dale talks to Ron Aiello of The United States War Dogs Association about the organization's efforts to aid dogs used in American forces in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Kathy discusses a problem with the auto-clean function on her oven, she and Judy talk about enjoying going to things alone, they ask listeners to share the stupid things robbers stole from them, they test Dave Eanet and Steve Bertrand's sports nickname knowledge, they hear from listeners about their nicknames growing up, and then from Sex Thursday... The Girlfriends ask listeners to share their stories of when someone they know gave Too Much Information!

Milt talks with Blake Dvorak, Rick Perlstein, and Chris Robling about the most recent political developments and what might happen next in the presidential election (07/10/08); and then with author Gerald Posner about the possibility of a conspiracy surrounding Martin Luther King's assassination (04/07/98).

Spike talks with NASCAR legend Richard Petty about highlights of his 50-year racing career, and then with our friends Arthur and Mike right after they arrived in Manhattan on their cross-country skateboard adventure from Chicago to New York City.

Kap talks with Rich Harden, the newest member of the Cubs' starting rotation.