Chicago Unscripted

Joe Donlon
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Google anyone. Chances are they have a Chicago connection. Whether they were born here, grew up here, were elected here, or just passed through, almost everyone has a Chicago thread that runs through their life or career. That’s where the conversation starts. CBS Chicago’s Joe Donlon brings you the flavor and history of the greatest city in the world, through the eyes of those who claim Chicago as home.

  1. 17 THG 4

    Joel Braunold - The Perennially Perplexing Prospects of Peace in the Middle East

    A self-described public policy entrepreneur, Chicagoan Joel Braunold has dedicated his life to the pursuit of peace in the Middle East. We cover the war in Iran, what constitutes success for each country involved, and the potential winners and losers depending on the outcome. Joel also discusses the challenges facing Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts, which he says have reached a collapse point. Why has peace in the region been so elusive? How do historic and religious roadblocks, proxies, and non-state actors complicate a peace deal? Joel also lays out his hopeful scenario for the future.

    58 phút

  2. 11 THG 4

    Michael McDonald - Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Singer Songwriter, The Doobie Brothers

    A powerful and personal conversation with one of the most successful and recognizable voices in music. Michael talks about his extensive career and humble beginnings, his connections to Chicago, and recalls a wild concert fight downstate. He opens up about his relationship with his father, his battle with addiction, and despite his success - an overwhelming feeling of self doubt he struggles with even today.

    45 phút

  3. 13 THG 3

    Former Mayor Lori Lightfoot & Pat Brady - Politics & the Illinois Primary

    Two Illinois political insiders are back to share their thoughts on the bombing campaign in Iran, the Epstein files, and the emerging wedges dividing MAGA. We examine the key Senate and House races in the Illinois primary, and a Cook County race they say could lead to a sea change in local politics. The conversation ends with insights on the midterms, and the curious questions around President Trump’s health. Plus, the hurdles facing Governor JB Pritzker if runs for president, and who they see as the potential democratic nominee in ’28.

    53 phút

  4. 4 THG 3

    Professor Robert Pape - The Escalation Trap of the Iran War

    University of Chicago professor Robert Pape is an expert in military strategy and escalation patterns. He shares his insight into the U.S. bombing campaign in Iran, and what he would have told President Trump before launching the attacks. The professor had a warning about what’s ahead, and explains an important frustration when it comes to strategy in a war like this.

    13 phút

  5. 20 THG 2

    Bill Glass - Actor, 'Dr. Rick' from Progressive Insurance

    The doctor is in. Born in Arlington Heights, Bill Glass has become a cultural phenomenon as 'Dr. Rick' who helps keep people from becoming their parents. Bill talks about his journey from Kansas University through the lean years performing at Second City. We surprise him with a message from his friend Eric Stonestreet, talk about his love of golf, ask if his mustache is real, and if Joe might need a Dr. Rick intervention.

    54 phút

  6. 6 THG 2

    Patrick Sandusky & Ben Bradley - How Chicago's 2016 Olympic Dream Was Dashed

    Chicago was SO close. Down to the final four, a stunning vote in Copenhagen knocked Chicago out of the running for the 2016 Olympics in the first round. My guests revisit Chicago’s plans, the venues, and what could have been. They share stories about Mayor Daley’s passion for bringing the Games here, the international trips to sell Chicago to the IOC, newly elected President Barack Obama's role, the critics who say we dodged a bullet, and the scandal around the votes that lead to Rio hosting the 2016 Olympics.

    58 phút

  7. 28 THG 1

    Shermin Kruse - Revolution & Death on the Streets of Iran

    What is happening on the streets of Iran? It’s hard to tell because the government has shut off all internet access. But based on information that is getting out, the Iranian government is shooting its own people. Thousands of people, to crush widespread protests in the streets. Globally recognized author and Northwestern law professor Shermin Kruse was born in Iran, escaping after the 1979 revolution and Iraq-Iran war. Shermin discusses the reasons behind the protests, the international response, and the realistic chances of bringing democracy and change in the region.

    55 phút

  8. 9 THG 1

    Scott Simon - NPR Host & Author

    He has been with NPR for more than 40 years. Scott Simon joins “Chicago Unscripted’ to talk about AI, Venezuela, the current state of journalism, and the funding fate of NPR. We also discuss his poignant and personal book about the death of his mother, his deep love for the Cubs, and his deeper love for the city of Chicago. Plus, if he could share a pint with one figure in history, who would it be?

    48 phút
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Giới Thiệu

Google anyone. Chances are they have a Chicago connection. Whether they were born here, grew up here, were elected here, or just passed through, almost everyone has a Chicago thread that runs through their life or career. That’s where the conversation starts. CBS Chicago’s Joe Donlon brings you the flavor and history of the greatest city in the world, through the eyes of those who claim Chicago as home.

Thông Tin

  • Nhà sáng tạo
    Joe Donlon
  • Năm hoạt động
    2024 - 2026
  • Tập
    32
  • Xếp hạng
    Thô tục
  • Bản quyền
    © Joe Donlon
  • Trang web chương trình
    Chicago Unscripted

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