The Dog Walk

Eddie & University of Illinois student/viceroy, Tommy sit down with a guy who plays Chess at the bar versus students for drinks. Chess Guy Greg talks about how he knows that he's lost exactly 312 times, the most memorable opponent he's faced, how he's getting into tarot card readings, and more.

Chicago Dog Walk went on the hunt to find each state schools campus legend last week so Eddie sits down with Eastern Illinois University student/viceroy Colton to talk to Todd from Panther Liquors. Todd is quite the character with some phenomenal facial hair. We talk about his background, if his store ever got robbed, what Jimmy G used to buy there, and more.

Eddie broadcasts live from Macomb, Illinois which is the last stop on the Campus Legends Tour. He talks about what to expect within the next couple weeks, what it was like to drive to every state school, experiences with the legends, and more.

Eddie & Whitesoxdave recap a blog that Dave wrote last week where he listed a bunch of movie characters that he wants to punch in the face. Are there actually people who act like the bully from 10 Things I Hate About You?, Is Bud Kilmer from Varsity Blues technically punchable?, Dave makes a strong case as to why he put Gus Polinski on the list, and more.

Here's Part II talking about JFK: The Smoking Gun with Chief. Today's show gets into how it's very plausible that a secret servicemen accidentally fired his gun to hit Kennedy, 2 different kinds of bullets, and more.

Conspiracy theory Chief is back as we're talking about the JFK shooting on today's show. This is all based on the findings shown on JFK: The Smoking Gun's Documentary that covers how plausible 3 shots in 6 seconds is, the order of the shots, the smell of gun powder, and more.

It's tax day so Eddie has a tax man on to talk about everything in the tax world. How often are people lying on their returns? Should we be using services like TurboTax? What did Mike The Situation actually do? All that and more on today's Chicago Dog Walk.

Eddie has 6 episodes left of Game of Thrones to catch up on before Sunday, but he braves doing a show about it with Whitesoxdave anyways. Will Dave spoil anything for Eddie? Which death did we find the saddest? Who's our favorite characters? All that and more on today's episode. **Minor Audio Issue** We'll be better next time.

Jason Slater of the Chicago Police Department's football team joins the show today to talk about how exactly a league of first responders operates. We get into the rivalry versus the fire department, if one district is tougher than the others, if they're doing bear crawls, and more.

In Part II of the interview former Bulls point guard B.J. Armstrong tells us who the best point guard of the Bulls dynasty is, a Toni Kukoc story, if people really don't sign with Chicago just because of the weather, and more.

Former 90's Bull and current NBA agent B.J. Armstrong hops on the show to talk about an upcoming documentary on one of his clients: Derrick Rose. Eddie & B.J. talk about going back to Englewood with Derrick, the conversation he had with him when he found out he was traded to the Knicks, what it was like after he dropped 50 points this year, and more.

It's time for Part II of our interview with a Funeral Director/Mortician. This time around we get to what it's like to have to be sad all the time, ghosts in the funeral home, listening to thousands of eulogies, and more from Michael at Cooney Funeral Home in Park Ridge.

Eddie turns a funeral parlor into a recording studio as he sits down to talk about a day in the life of a Funeral Director/Mortician. They cover a wide variety of topics from the oddest thing he's had to dress someone up as, reconstructing bodies, what it's like driving around a hearse and more. Part II will be here on Monday.

Whitesoxdave joins the show to talk about what it's like to have sleep paralysis. We then dive in to a bunch of other sleep induced problems from night terrors, sleep walking, sleep talking, and more.

Carl received a wild reader email about a breakup letter that a 29 year old guy sent a 21 year old girl so we dissect the letter on today's show. The letter is a weird mix that sounds like an angry father, a grumpy old man, a major dickhead amongst other adjectives. Listen in and give us your take on this dude.