
A slice of day-to-day life in the great city of Chicago.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureDaily NewsNews | |||

Will the Lunchman shows Brendan where to eat near O'Hare. Pam Kasper joins the show to talk about erecting a statue honoring Siskel & Ebert at Prudential Plaza.
Your MAN on the Streets chats with onlookers at the 25th mile of the Chicago Marathon. Cannabis expert Don Kleppin previews this year's Best in Grass live awards show at Park West.
Tom Foolery Chocolate founder Garrett is in studio to share the story of how his independent Chicago confectionery came into existence. His Cornflake Crunch bar is a hit with local chocolate buffs in city once deemed the Candy Capital of the World.
"Ana the Cleaner" will premiere at the Chicago International Film Festival on October 15th. Director Guy Bauer is in studio to talk about the movie, describe how he found filming locations around the Chicago area, and share stories from the set.
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Brendan does a wonderful show! He and his guests are always fun, funny, incredibly enjoyable and informative! Itās the very essence of Chicago! Highly recommended you check it out!
Brendan Greeley has been a staple in the Steve Dahl radio show/podcast network universe for a long time, and him going out on his own and making his own podcast was definitely a great idea for a guy who loves Chicago as much as he does. Definitely worth a listen!
Brendan does a great job of talking all things Chicago area. Always interesting to hear his take on things and his unique guests. When Becca is on there is a great dynamic discussing trends and events. Highly recommend.
Awesome podcast!
Good episode, Iām up for a trip downtown to visit this place Brendan! It sounds like a good time š¹š„š
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The show centers on life in a major American city, weaving together local culture, food, events, and community issues with accessible explanations of city systems and infrastructure. Episodes spotlight Chicago personalities, small businesses, neighborhood happenings, and cultural happeningsāfrom food culture and festivals to municipal programs and disaster responsesāoften through a warm, storytelling lens. A standout trait is the host's blend of personal Chicago anecdotes with practical, informative segments, plus occasional deep dives into city operations and civic initiatives. This mix makes it appealing for listeners who want neighborhood-level insight, authentic city flavor, and approachable takes on local topics with a strong sense of ... more
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Recent guests on The Chicago Podcast include:
1. Don Kleppin
2. Garrett Meldrum
3. Guy Bauer
4. Katie Fetting
5. Yana Roikman
6. Joey Slater
7. Amy Danzer
8. Amanda MacAllister
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