Live From My Office

After 17 years it was more than about time for Sammy Sosa to talk again. In his first Chicago interview since 2007 we talked about where he's been, what he's doing now, and of course -the magic of that summer of 1998. With special thanks to Phil Smith and the Medinah Shriners hear the full Slammin' Sammy Sosa interview here on this new episode of LIVE FROM MY OFFICE.

Former Chicago Police Supt., Garry McCarthy, joins me to talk about the life of a cop in the past, present, and future From the reality of what happened when he left his job in Chicago to the new reality of how its even harder to be one of the good guys today.He pulls no punches on the damage politics does in trying to keep people safe. Hear it all now on LIVE FROM MY OFFICE.SHOW N

Arny Granat and Jerry Mickelson started JAM PRODUCTIONS and made history.Before there was Ticketmaster and Live Nation there was JAM. They built an empire and had more fun than the superstar bands they put on stage. Arny is still busy with show business and his new company. And even though he doesn't do interviews- he talked to me on this new episode of LIVE FROM MY OFFICE.SHO

Bill Leff always makes me laugh. He always makes me funnier. He's an excellent tennis player and he and I always play a friendly version of smart-ass tennis.There's no ball, no net... it's just back and forth smart assery. That's what this episode is - for the most part. And... we also talk about Bill's time on WLS as we continue to celebrate the 100th year

Mike Ferrin knows more baseball than Abner Doubleday.He's been analyzing and calling baseball on Sirius/XM and ESPN, both college and pro, for over 20 years. It's time for our annual breakdown of a new season on this new episode of LIVE FROM MY OFFICESHOW NOTESMike Ferrin hosts POWER ALLEY mornings on Sirius/XM and just agreed to call even more college baseball on ESPN.Fo

To continue the celebration of the 100th birthday of WLS Radio we keep bringing in the big ones. Here you'll hear Roe Conn and me talking about his 25 years at WLS... how he got there... the break up with Garry... who he thinks is the funniest guy ever (spoiler: not me).Thanks for listening to LIVE FROM MY OFFICE!SHOW NOTESListen to me on the radio weekday mornings from 5:30-9

Andy Richter is back home in Chicago. He grew up in Yorkville and learned improv at Second City. After spending most of 30 years with Conan he's hosting his own podcast, acting, and he's become a regular 'toon voice. We talk about his life and the show we'll do together for the cancer fighting heroes at The H FoundationHear him here, as the funny keeps on coming

This new episode of LIVE FROM MY OFFICE has the legend, Jake Johannsen, and a call from Trump.Jake talks about dropping his daughter off at college IN IRELAND and makes fun of me. It's his way of showing love. Hear it here... subscribe and review...and thanks for listening to LFMO!SHOW NOTES:Catch Jake in your town and follow him @jakethisAs for Trump?Need Trump for your fundr

That's it. Lewis Black says it's his final tourWhy?He's still funny...funnier than ever. The material is out there in this psychotic version of life today... everyday! But he's just about done. Lewis tells me..."maybe I'll have a life!"So don't miss him because you'll miss him when he's gone. Meanwhile he's here on this all new

On today's episode, two legends for the price of one podcast! Tommy Edwards was a great DJ and Program Director. John Gehron ran 89 WLS when it was the biggest, baddest station in America! We're looking back at 100 years of WLS and you can hear these greats RIGHT here on this episode of LIVE FROM MY OFFICE!SHOW NOTESListen to me on the radio weekday mornings from 5:30-9:0