
A slice of day-to-day life in the great city of Chicago.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Daily NewsSociety & CultureNews | |||

We bid farewell to Fat Chris's Pizza and Such in Andersonville. Nick Griseto previews Chicago Pickle Fest. Pickleback incoming!
Keurig machines changed the way we brew our morning coffee. Co-founder Christopher Stevens joins the podcast to talk about how K-Cups originated. A former Fighting Irish basketball player, Chris returned to South Bend after his business career to bec... more
Danielle Perry of the Greater Chicago Food Depository is in studio to talk about the changes in SNAP exemptions and work eligibility requirements. Danielle wants to spread the word to ensure the most vulnerable Illinois residents don't go hungry.
Chicago is the forever home of improv comedy. Emily Anderson of the Second City Touring Company welcomes us behind the curtain. Rudy Mendoza, founder of the Bilingual Improv School, is in studio to share stories about his teaching experiences.
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Veteran radio and podcast personality Brendan Greeley does an excellent job exploring and explaining all Chicago has to offer.
Outstanding show. I love every episode. It’s just like walking with a friend.
It’s such a great slice of life Chicago podcast that portrays the city in a positive light. Brendan has a great voice and finds interesting stories to tell.
Such a great listen … lived in the city since ‘94 but this podcast is teaching me some fun new places to check out and stories about this amazing city. Thanks Brendan!
Moved to Wisconsin a couple years ago but this podcast keeps me in the loop and nostalgic for Chicago. Great show Brendan!
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This show centers on day-to-day life in a major city, blending vivid, Chicago-centered storytelling with interviews that span local business, food culture, sports, neighborhood news, and community resilience. Episodes typically pair unplugged, personal experiences—ranging from food and local legends to neighborhood redevelopment and municipal policy—with conversations from business owners, fans, and residents who add color to the city's fabric. A standout trait is its strong local flavor, weaving together heartwarming community moments, humorous banter, and timely Chicago-specific topics, making it a compelling listen for anyone who loves the city or wants to understand its micro-cultures.
Noteworthy is the format's flexibility: guests run... more
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Recent guests on The Chicago Podcast include:
1. Christopher Stevens
2. Danielle Perry
3. Emily Anderson
4. Rudy Mendoza
5. Paul Rowan
6. Al Mag
7. Lauren Petty
8. Fr. Terry Keehan
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