Transition with Spiegel & Holmes - July 29, 2026
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Who are the hosts and guests introduced at the top of the show?
I would quote my favorite line from Goodfellas if it did not include a word that would get us all in trouble. But it starts with that word and it finishes with you pay me. You pay me.
He's gone and there's nothing we could do about it. That movie was just on. It's always a sad scene. Thanks to our guests. Thanks to Mark Brody. Thanks to Mike Florio. Thanks to Meredith Morakowicz and Jeff Pagliacca. I'm still laughing.
Ray got you, didn't he? I'm sorry. I'm pointing at Glenn Marshall right now.
Thanks to Glenn Marshall for hanging out in our producer's studio.
You know, same name, different placement. Glenn Marshall, Marshall Harris.
We like Glenn. We're all big fans of Glenn around here. Oh, okay. I didn't know you knew Glenn like that. Okay, my bad. Just a little. I got introduced. Oh, okay. You hear the man talk. It's like, ladies and gentlemen, how are you?
The voice is undeniable. WBBM News Time, 159.
I never felt like my... Now he's cracking up at us impersonating.
My T levels got lower as I listened.
I'm like, you thought you were at a certain level.
What behind-the-scenes banter about Glenn Marshall and studio guests happens early on?
Like, you know what?
I don't sound like that. No, no. Hey, everybody, what's going on? It's like, all right, we get it.
White is family. I get it.
So, yeah. Thanks to Glenn for being here. Thanks to Ray Diaz. Thanks to Tyler Biederbaugh. Thanks to Peter Jurich for helping us out today. Thanks to Connor O'Donnell, Cody Westerlin, Max Curtis, Jacob Stutz. And thanks to everybody who listened today. I'm sorry. I'm still laughing. It's a giggle time for me.
It's all good. It is giggle time.
Yeah, we had a good time today.
We had Grody on and everything. Y'all are going to have Grody in studio. I'm jealous. Did you say yaha time?
Yeah, yaha time kind of came and went.
Yaha time was, I know it as an old score thing.
Yeah, but I learned it from Lawrence. Yaha time is like, I don't know, all-star break or something.
I love that. It's funny. I got a text from an old score person yesterday when I said that Nico and Hap and Jamison Tyone weren't upstairs with Pete at the Bears game. They were down there where people live.
Yeah, that's a damn McNeilism.
Where people live. Why don't you come out where people live?
Instead of doing shows in the city, go out to the burbs. Yes. People live here, too.
Yeah, they do. A lot of them, actually. I live here.
Probably the most people.
Dilemma of the Gifted Child. Was that what it was? The Drama of the Gifted Child. Thank you. Thank you.
Yeah. I got a copy around there somewhere. Yeah, Lawrence, I think the numbers say this is where most people live. Most of the people actually live here.
87 neighborhoods to choose from. 78. I always get that.
Technically 77 because no one lives in the 78.
No one lives in the 78.
Just you wait and see.
That's a good point. When the soccer stadium opens in 10 minutes. When the soccer stadium opens.
You mean to tell me you could buy the land and then build on it? Layla.
Northwestern opens this fall. No. Northwestern's got two stadiums built in the last three years. What? That's actually kind of impressive. The temporary and now the one they're getting ready to open.
The new one looks like it's going to be amazing.
It's beautiful. I was talking to some people this week over at Big Ten, and I like the fact that they understand who they are. And that they're looking at it and saying, why should we build a 100,000-seat stadium? We should build a 35,000-seat stadium and create an experience for people to come out to Northwestern football. And in some cases, it's going to be a premium ticket, depending on opponent and how good the team is.
They got the three levels, and it's all super tight, like going straight up. And then the roof that overhangs to create sound and vibe, that place is going to hide. hold on did you say sound and vibe yes sound and vision sound and vision i love that yeah it looks really pretty and chip kelly seemed really happy he had a hard hat on he's ready to go decorated chip kelly and a hard hat which is my favorite smith song looks right it looks exactly like don zimmer in an army helmet you know what i mean it's the same look
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Who are the hosts and guests introduced at the top of the show?
0:01–1:04
2
What behind-the-scenes banter about Glenn Marshall and studio guests happens early on?
1:04–5:15
3
How do the hosts discuss Chicago neighborhoods, stadiums and construction updates?
5:15–6:33
4
What do the hosts say about Northwestern’s new stadium design and fan experience?
6:33–10:05
5
Which local retail and storefront changes in downtown Chicago do the hosts debate?
10:05–13:52
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