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The After Hours with Chicago Tribune columnist Rick Kogan Podcast from 720 WGN

NOV 4

New book from Eric Simonson

Actor Eric Simonson joins Rick Kogan to talk about his book, “Between the Lines: Steppenwolf’s Seagull and A Reluctant Actor’s Journey Back to the Stage,” and upcoming appearances at Steppenwolf on the 10th and Chicago Dramatists on the 11th.
NOV 4

One-man Mike Royko show gets reopening

Actor Mitchell Bisschop joins Rick Kogan to talk about the reopening of his one-man show, “Royko: The Toughest Man In Chicago.” For more information, visit chicagomitch.com/royko
NOV 4

What’s happening in Chicago with Candace Jordan

Contributor Candace Jordan joins Rick Kogan to catch up on whats new with the the party/social scene.
SEP 15

Dave Gallagher’s releases first album in 10 years

Dave Gallagher joins Rick Kogan to talk about the release of his first album in 10 years, and first full-length concert in eight years, and what will be his last. The concert is Sunday, September 29th at 3 p.m. at Davenport’s.
SEP 9

The Salt Shed transformation through photos

Photographer Sandra Steinbrecher joins Rick Kogan to talk about her book, “The Salt Shed: Transformation of a Chicago Landmark.” Follow Sandra on Instagram @sandysteinbrecherphotography.
AUG 26

The latest from Miles Harvey

Miles Harvey joins Rick Kogan to discuss his debut short story collection, “The Registry of Forgotten Objects.”
AUG 26

Candid Candace: A recap of the DNC in Chicago

Candace Jordan joined Rick Kogan to share a recap of the DNC in Chicago last week and some fun events in Chicago as the summer comes to a close.
AUG 26

A new book of haiku poetry from Jenny Bienemann

The talented Jenny and Robin Bienemann join Rick Kogan to discuss Jenny’s new book, “Sundays with Jenny.”

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Rick Kogan is one of the great voices of Chicago radio.

06/27/2014

Dmitry Samarov

Rick Kogan is one of the great voices of Chicago radio. He’s the last in a great tradition of classic newspaper men, which goes back to a time when American cities valued their newspapers and many to choose from. He’s one of the true chroniclers of our city.