A loose, lively talk show that jumps between everything under the Chicago sun. Politics, current events, random headlines, and the kind of neighborhood chatter you only hear over coffee at 10 a.m. or beers at 10 p.m.

John and friends break down the week’s news and nonsense with no script and no filter. From city hall to small talk, every topic’s fair game. One minute it’s election debates and economic updates, the next it’s Susy Q’s, family stories, and whatever wild thing happened on Beacon Street.

It’s funny, opinionated, a little nostalgic, and 100% Chicago. The conversation meanders, but it always finds its way back to real life — what’s happening now, what’s bugging everyone, and what makes it all worth laughing about.

What started as a wedding quickly turned into a full-blown party for the ages. John and Jenn tied the knot, and then Beacon Street brought the heat—endless drinks, laughter that rattled the walls, and a dance floor that never cooled down.

🍸 Highlights of this unforgettable night:

• Cocktails flowing like rivers and champagne that never stopped popping
• A reception that blurred the line between “wedding” and “legendary bash”
• Dance moves fueled by tequila shots and liquid courage
• Friends, family, and plenty of wild moments that will never be forgotten

This wasn’t just a wedding—it was a Beacon Street blowout. Grab a drink, press play, and relive the night that proved love and partying go hand in hand.

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This episode isn’t just a story — it’s a full-on party! Join John and Stacey as they relive the unforgettable day they hit the Chicago Pride Parade with nothing but good vibes, glitter, and a party ball full of margaritas in tow. 🌈🍹

From rainbow chaos and impromptu dance circles to that one time someone tried to crowd-surf a blow-up unicorn, they share every outrageous, joy-filled, and slightly boozy moment from the streets of Broadway.

It's laughter, love, and a whole lot of lime — because at this Pride, the only thing louder than the music was the celebration of being exactly who you are.