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Where Are They Now
by Art Andros and Bobby Drell
Art and Bobby bring you nostalgia, surprises, and untold stories from both the past and present!Weekly interviews with:Musicians | Actors | Business Owners | News Personalities | Politicians | Professionals | and more…
Episodes
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The Return of the Plague: Should We Worry? — with David Arieti
What do ancient plagues and modern viruses have in common? Author and environmental educator David Arieti joins Where Are They Now? to discuss infectious diseases, environmental health, and which threats we should be paying attention to.
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More Than a Chef: Changing Lives Through Food — Chef Bruno Abate
From fine dining to making a difference inside Cook County Jail, Chef Bruno Abate joins Where Are They Now? to discuss his restaurants, his passion for cooking, and how Recipe for Change is helping transform lives.
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Carlos Medina Jr.: Remembering the Heroes of 9/11
Chicago firefighter, movie industry veteran, and Across the Lawn author Carlos Medina Jr. joins the show for a special commemoration marking 25 years since the September 11, 2001 attacks. Together, we reflect on that historic day, honor the lives lost and the first responders who answered the…
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Armando Vasquez: Behind the Tables at La Scarola
Chef, co-owner, and the familiar face of La Scarola, Armando Vasquez joins Where Are They Now! to share the story behind one of Chicago’s most beloved Italian restaurants. Hear about La Scarola’s history, its classic Italian cuisine, and the celebrities, athletes, entertainers, and notable...
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David Arieti on Air Quality Alerts: What You Need to Know
Environmental scientist and author David Arieti joins Where Are They Now? Radio Show to explain what air quality alerts really mean, what causes them, and the steps you can take when a warning is issued.
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Heroes, Hope & Helping Hands with Robert Lantman, Brian Samuel Root and John Joseph
In this episode, Robert Lantman discusses the upcoming Big Meat Raffle, Brian Samuel Root shares details about the Passport to Possibilities fundraiser benefiting Shriners Children's Chicago, and U.S. Naval Reserve veteran John Joseph reflects on the meaning of Memorial Day and the importance of...
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Ted Pappas: Cooking Under Pressure on MasterChef Season 16
Join us as we chat with Ted Pappas, contestant on Season 16 of the hit cooking competition MasterChef. Ted shares his journey into the MasterChef kitchen, what it's like competing under the watchful eyes of Gordon Ramsay, Joe Bastianich, and Tiffany Derry, and the challenges, surprises, and…
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Jorianne The Coffee Psychic, How Is Your Mom Doing in This Life or the Afterlife?
Known as "The Coffee Psychic," Jorianne offers a unique approach to intuitive readings by using a cup of coffee as her crystal ball, interpreting images that appear in the steam, cream, and bubbles. In this fascinating episode, she shares insights on connecting with loved ones, finding comfort…
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Louie Zagoras: A Rock and Blues Pioneer
Join us as we sit down with Louie Zagoras, a seasoned musician whose career has helped shape the rock and blues scene for decades. From unforgettable performances to stories from the road, Louie shares his journey, musical influences, and the passion that continues to drive his legendary career.
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Across the Lawn: Dreams, Grit & Our Power to Rise
In this episode, we sit down with Carlos Medina—Chicago firefighter, author, and motion picture professional—to talk about his book Across The Lawn: A Tale of Resilience, Determination, and the Unwavering Pursuit of Dreams. Through personal stories and hard-earned lessons, Carlos shares what it...
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Paul Carr — Director/Producer; Former Bartender, Green Mill Cocktail Lounge
In this episode, we sit down with Paul Carr—director, producer, and former Green Mill bartender—to talk about his documentary The Green Mill: A Real Chicago Joint. Blending firsthand experience with cinematic storytelling, Paul pulls back the curtain on one of Chicago’s most iconic jazz lounges,...
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Patrice Gramarossa Reid – Chicago Honey Bears & The Dick Biondi Story
Patrice Gramarossa Reid of Chicago Honey Bear joins us for a deep dive into two unforgettable Chicago stories that shaped the city’s cultural legacy. First, we spotlight The Dick Biondi Story with special insight into “The Voice That Rocked America,” directed by Pamela Enzweiler-Pulice—exploring...
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Dwayne Pierre-Antoine – Serving Success at Chick-fil-A Golf Mill
Dwayne Pierre-Antoine, owner-operator of Chick-fil-A at Golf Mill in Niles, Illinois, joins the show to share his journey into one of the most recognized brands in the country. From leading a high-performing team to delivering standout customer experiences, Dwayne breaks down what it really takes...
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Bobby’s Big Birthday Bash for Art – Surprises & “6-7” Chaos
Bobby is pulling out all the stops with big plans and unexpected surprises for Art’s birthday—but that’s not all. We’re also diving into the bizarre and hilarious rise of “6-7,” the 2025 Gen Alpha meme that means… absolutely nothing (and somehow everything), complete with its signature...
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Dave Gunning: The Rare Six-Planet “Planet Parade” Explained
On February 28, 2026, a rare "planet parade" will feature six planets—Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune—lining up along the ecliptic shortly after sunset in the western sky.
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Robin Levy: Blending Emotional Intelligence, UX, and Creativity
Emotional intelligence coach, UX strategist, and musician based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. With a background in UX design and strategy, she spent over a decade helping businesses create engaging, human-centered experiences
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Charlie & Diane Winger: Chasing America’s High Points
Charlie and Diane Winger are two retired software designers and programmers who, in the late 1990s, were approached to write a guidebook about the Colorado 14ers (mountains 14,000 feet in elevation and above). Being avid hikers and climbers, they recognized that plenty of books already covered…
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David Arieti – War, Climate, and the Cost to Our Planet
Environmental scientist and author David Arieti joins us to unpack the hidden environmental toll of war and what happens when global climate commitments shift, including the impact of the U.S. stepping away from the Paris Agreement. From ecosystems disrupted by conflict to the long-term...
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Eugene Roy – Inside the Mind of Chicago’s Top Detective
Retired Chicago Police Chief of Detectives Eugene Roy brings decades of real-world experience to the mic in this gripping episode. As a frequent policing expert featured across Fox, ABC, NBC, CBS, and numerous podcasts, Roy shares firsthand insight into high-profile cases, the evolution of modern...
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Donnell Woolford: Remembering Number 21 & His Bears Legacy
In this dynamic episode, former Chicago Bears standout Donell Woolford—#21 who dominated the field for 10 seasons from 1989 to 1997—joins entrepreneur Michael Healey, founder of Waste Not Want Not LLC, to talk about two very different journeys driven by discipline, vision, and grit. From life in...
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Pam Enzweiler-Pulice on How Dick Biondi Changed Rock and Roll
Guest: Pam Enzweiler-Pulice , director of THE VOICE THAT ROCKED AMERICA-THE DICK BIONDI STORY. Topic: The Beat That Changed the World. The King Changed Rock and Roll for 40 years. Thank You Very Much!
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Game Day Secrets from Strength Coaches, Psychics & Honey Bears!
Special Guests: The Sports Cubicles Hosts. Nick Emanuele the strength and conditioning coach at the East Bank Club in Chicago. Jorianne The Coffee Psychic! And the Honey Bears! Topic: Bear Down Chicago Bears! How to Dress for the game to keep warm. Coffee Psychic Prediction on who will win. Honey...
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When the Amazon Changes the Weather: David Arieti Explains
Special Guests/Co host in the Studio: David Arieti- Environment Scientist and Author. Topic: His book, called Prognosis Disaster. Impact of Amazonian deforestation on precipitation reverses between seasons.
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What’s Brewing for 2026? New Year Predictions with Jorianne the Coffee Psychic
Guest: Jorianne The Coffee Psychic Topic: “She does psychic readings using a cup of coffee as a crystal ball, seeing images in the steam, cream and bubbles. Special New Year's Prediction 2026
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Award-Winning Author Peter Barber on His New Book, Zorba’s Parthenon
Guest: Award-winning, bestselling author Peter Barber Topic: Peter discusses his newest book, ZORBA'S PARTHENON: A TAVERNA BY THE SEA.
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The Science of Longevity: How to Live a Longer, Healthier Life
Co- Hosts: Doctor Peter G. Chioros, D.P.M. is a specialist that offers services and treatment options in Podiatry. Topic: The Science of Longevity: How to Live a Longer, Healthier Life.
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A Beloved Chicagoland Cookie Tradition Returns
Guests: Jeff, Chicago Cookie Store. . http://www.chicagocookiestore.com/ Topic : We’re keeping a beloved Chicagoland tradition alive by reimagining it as a seasonal pop-up Christmas cookie store, featuring curated cookie assortments inspired by the classic holiday tins and buckets we all remember.
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Patrick Perry & Sam Spector on the Legacy of the Medinah Shrine Patrol
Guests: Patrick Perry and Sam Spector Topic: Medinah Shrine Patrol unit Oldest unit in the entire Shrine.
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Visionary Leader Timothy Joseph Smithe on Driving Growth and Building Brands
Guest: Timothy Joseph Smithe: two-time Emmy® Award-Winning Creative Director and Chief Marketing Officer. Tim has been recognized as a visionary leader, business champion, and inspiring mentor, with a progressive track record of advancing corporate growth across the media, branding, and business...
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How to Deep Fry a Turkey, and Safety Tips. (Fry your Turkey Outdoors)
Guests: Andy Thompson, Vp of Sales at Density USA. Expert on Deep Frying a Turkey. Topic: How to Deep Fry a Turkey, and Safety Tips. (Fry your Turkey Outdoors)
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Festival of Trees Magic with Medinah Shriners & NY Santa
Guests: Tracy Burcham, Chairman of the Medinah Shriners Featival of Trees And Brian Root on the committee. Special Guest: NY Santa Topic: Medinah Shriners 3rd Annual Feztival of Trees in Addison, IL! The holiday magic is back!
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Honoring 250 Years of the U.S. Marine Corps with Jim Balcer
Guest: Former Alderperson Jim Balcer Topic: US Marine Corps 250th Birthday
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Texas Smokehouse Legacy: Celebrity Chef Robbie Shoults on Family, Food, and Faith
This episode features Robbie Shoults, celebrity chef and third-generation owner of Bear Creek Smokehouse, Marshall Mercantile, and High Horse 1898 restaurants in East Texas. Robbie shares stories about the family legacy dating back to 1943 when his grandfather started the meat processing plant...
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Forecasting Futures: Dr. David Arieti on Climate Change, First Snow, and Environmental Challenges
This episode features Dr. David Arieti, a science professor and author of Prognosis Disaster, How Climate Change and Disease Will Ruin Your Life. David discusses the challenges posed by climate change, including changing ocean currents, rising temperatures, and environmental disasters like floods...
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Lodges, Legacy, and a Chili Cook-Off: Scott Koenig and Aaron Hoffman Share Freemason Stories
This community-focused episode features Scott Koenig, Worshipful Master of Medina Lodge 1182, and Aaron Hoffman, e-commerce fraud strategist and active member of the lodge, discussing the upcoming Medina Lodge Chili Cook-Off. The guests share personal stories about joining Freemasonry, what it...
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Bruce Sudano: From Brooklyn Dreams to Disco Royalty—Music, Memories, and Donna Summer’s Legacy
This special episode features acclaimed singer-songwriter Bruce Sudano, joining live from Italy to share stories of his remarkable career. Bruce recounts his journey from Brooklyn, his early days touring with bands like Alive and Kicking, and the vibrant New York music scene that shaped him. He...
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Laura Orico: From Chicago Stages to Hollywood Sets and Public Relations Success
This lively episode features Chicago native Laura Orico—actress, producer, and owner of a national PR firm—who shares stories from her early days in local TV and commercials through making it in Hollywood. Orico describes her journey from shy childhood performer to Second City alum, her…
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From Logistics to Local Hero: Michael Sullivan's Journey with Waste Not Want Not
This episode spotlights Michael (Mikey) Sullivan, founder of the Waste Not Want Not (WNWN) app, which is making a difference for Chicago families and small businesses by connecting users with surplus food deals from local vendors. Michael shares his dynamic career path from New York to Chicago,...
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Celebrating Five Years: Psychic Insights, Old Friends, and Live Fun with Jorianne and the Where Are They Now Crew
This lively and heartfelt anniversary special marks five years of "Where Are They Now?" with an extended, guest-packed episode featuring Jorianne, “The Coffee Psychic.” Art Andros, Bobby Drell, and the team welcome Jorianne back for live on-air readings, answering questions from callers and…
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Carlos Medina Jr.: From Firefighter to Author—Stories of Service, Immigrant Life, and Giving Back
This inspiring episode highlights the remarkable story of Carlos Medina Jr., a Chicago firefighter, entrepreneur, author of “Across the Lawn,” and a longtime contributor to the motion picture industry. Carlos discusses his journey from childhood in Wrigleyville to moving to Durango, Mexico, and...
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Robin Levy: Emotional Intelligence Coach, UX Strategist, and Musician on Polka, Pittsburgh, and Personal Growth
This vibrant episode features Robin Levy, a Pittsburgh-born emotional intelligence coach, UX strategist, and musician, who shares candid insights into her background, family ties to legendary figures like Mr. Rogers, and her unique perspective on emotional intelligence. Robin discusses growing up...
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Jane Lepauw on Celebrating Benjamin Marshall’s Architectural Legacy
In this episode, we sit down with Jane Lepauw, Executive Director of The Benjamin Marshall Society, to explore the life and work of famed Chicago architect Benjamin Marshall. Known for his bold and eclectic designs in the 1920s, Marshall left his mark on the city with iconic landmarks like the...
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Resilient Heroes: Tackling Trauma and Suicide in Law Enforcement with Elizabeth Pol, MA
Elizabeth Pol, M.A. & Arlo a trauma therapy dog.Resilient Heroes, NFPLaw Enforcement Trauma & Suicide Psychoeducation ConsultantTopic: We will be taking about trauma and suicide psychoeducation for first responders as well as suicide psychological autopsies.
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Author John Crivalle on Big Brother’s Watching – And How It’s Happening
In this episode, we welcome author John (Jack) Crivalle, who joins us in the studio to discuss his provocative book, Big Brother’s Watching. John dives into the themes of surveillance and control, offering insights into how these issues play out in today’s world. With urgency and clarity, he...
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Waste Not Want Not with Michael Healy
Special Guests in the Studio: Michael Healy, COO and Founder Palatine-based APP: Waste Not Want Not ~Connects food lovers with local vendors & retailers: extraordinary Deals of the Day.
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Joseph E. Malatia on Advancing Literacy at the Dyslexia Center of Metropolitan Chicago
This episode features Joseph E. Malatia of the Dyslexia Center of Metro Chicago, sharing insights on supporting individuals with dyslexia and promoting literacy.
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Solastalgia.... Say What? with David Arieti
David Arieti explains the concept of solastalgia and its connection to climate change, psychology, and our environment.
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Trish Lyons Previews BUZZ: A One-Woman Stand-Up Tragedy
One-woman stand-up tragedy BUZZ tracks the true story of Trish Lyons and her turbulent journey from living in fear to reclaiming her life.STARTS IN JULY 2025:Edinburgh Fringe Preview: BUZZ at Assembly Rooms
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Jerry Beck on Looney Tunes, Warner Bros., and Animation History
This episode features Jerry Beck, a leading authority on American animation, producer, and author of several books on Looney Tunes and Warner Bros. animation. Jerry shares stories from his decades of research into classic cartoons, the legacy of the Warner Bros. characters, and what ultimately...
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From Newsstand to CEO: Irvin ‘Irv’ Kaage Shares What’s Next
This episode features Irvin "Irv" Kaage – author, longtime Chicagoland newsstand owner in Edison Park, and now CEO. Irv reflects on his remarkable journey from running a local staple to leading in business, sharing the lessons he’s learned along the way. Tune in as he opens up about what comes…
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Art and Bobby bring you nostalgia, surprises, and untold stories from both the past and present!Weekly interviews with:Musicians | Actors | Business Owners | News Personalities | Politicians | Professionals | and more…
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Art Andros and Bobby Drell
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Art and Bobby bring you nostalgia, surprises, and untold stories from both the past and present!Weekly interviews with:Musicians | Actors | Business Owners | News Personalities | Politicians | Professionals | and more…
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