"The Pumpkin Lady," Theresa Miller visits with Ken & George to wrap up this growing season and find out what place she took in Illinois and some other fun things. Then they turn their attention to the upcoming Winter season and talk with Meteorologist, Jon Kratenstein to get his thoughts on how severe it will be. George reports on the #2 Pencil and Ken shares his appreciation for Moms.

This episode is a walk down memory lane. From the Great Chicago Fire to Vanished businesses no longer around, this one was a real treat for George & Ken. Pete Kastanes joins them to talk about his Facebook page "Vanished Chicago" then George ends the show with a recall from Toyota, but Ken tells him how they could avoid the recall by doing it the old-fashioned way.

Folks, this is a long one. Well, the Cubs lost to Milwaukee, and it's wait until next year... again! What's up with the #2 Pencil? The Great Chicago Fire. Then Ken & George interview Pete Kastanes, who has a Facebook page called "Vanished Chicagoland." it's a page dedicated to all of the businesses gone from the city. After the interview, they continue to reminisce about all businesses they grew up with that are gone. Finally, Toyota has a recall, and both talk about the exploding car..."The Ford Pinto."

Our special guest is BIGFOOT Race participant Tina Plueger. Tina shares with us her preparation, determination and commitment to finishing this grueling 4-day, 200-mile trek through the Cascade Mountains in Washington. Why Bad Bunny is a bad choice for the Superbowl Half-Time show. Burning leaves, Chicago construction, Stupid criminal stories and a tribute to Jane Goodall round pout this podcast. Enjoy!

Gary drops by from Envirosafe to talk about getting your home ready for the Fall/Winter keeping pests and bugs out. He then tells an amazing story about his father (Ed Pietrucha) while serving in the Army Air Corp. during WWII. Sister Jean at Loyola University finally retires at 103. George finds a "Big Boy." Fast Food prices are just ridiculous, E-Bike rider killed... we need legislatio

The Bears finally get a win; they actually swam in the Chicago River over the weekend, Ken had a stupid experience checking in to a hotel, more famous deaths including remembering Robert Redford and George handles a "Lightening round pretty well.

There's trouble in the pumpkin patch and Theresa joins us for a special update. Anthony Rizzo retires. The Bears are starting out UGLY, more famous deaths to report including Ken's favorite T.V. Judge Frank Caprio. Finally, George has a crush on the Sound of Music.

Hub Arkush from Pro Football Weekly joins Ken & George to talk about the upcoming Bears season. After last season's debacle, the Bears under new Head Coach Ben Johnson looks to turn things around. It's great conversation. Then the show wraps up with Ken & George disagreeing a little bit. It's a great episode (as always)