Brandon Johnson, the Mayor of Chicago and a champion of economic populism, shares his vision for a more equitable governance model. He discusses how Chicago can lead the way for Democrats, emphasizing the importance of grassroots movements and innovative policies. Johnson highlights the city's commitment to immigrant communities through its Welcoming City ordinance, navigating the political tensions within his party, and addressing urban challenges like housing affordability. His insights reflect a renewed hope for Democrats searching for a compelling political direction.

Brandon Johnson, the mayor of Chicago, discusses the city's navigation of a migrant crisis amidst political challenges. Dr. Kenneth D. Phelps, a local pastor, shares insights on community tensions as they support newcomers while addressing the needs of existing residents. The conversation highlights Chicago's commitment to inclusivity, the complexities of urban transformation, and the urgent necessity for compassionate solutions. They envision a diverse city that balances resources while fostering harmony in a changing landscape.

Mayor Brandon Johnson gives Lovett a 24 Hour tour of Chicago. Gillian Flynn stalks famous devils of the Windy City. Elizabeth Warren has a plan for this gerontocracy. Lovett and Clark Jones battle over famous Chicago beefs while their stomaches battle the city’s famous Italian beefs. Plus live high notes!

Brandon Johnson, the Mayor of Chicago, shares insights on navigating leadership challenges amid a rising migrant population in a blue city facing red state issues. Dr. Kenneth D. Phelps, a senior pastor at Concord Missionary Baptist Church, discusses community tensions over resource allocation for migrants. The conversation delves into the city's efforts for inclusivity and support while addressing discontent and resilience among residents. Both guests emphasize the importance of compassion and collaboration in envisioning a diverse and united Chicago.

Hallie Kiefer, host of the comedic horror podcast "Ruined," shares her quirky takes, while Brandon Johnson, the newly elected progressive mayor of Chicago, discusses his surprising electoral victory. They dive into Trump's legal troubles and their implications for the upcoming elections. Kiefer offers cringe-worthy insights from the Trump arraignment, highlighting the surreal nature of political events. Johnson emphasizes community-driven solutions for public safety and education reform, showcasing his vision for a more equitable Chicago.