Chicago Podcasts

The guys talk with Ray Wu, the Chicago guy who came up with a special app that turns your iPhone into a personal massager, and "What Would Jay (Marriotti) Say?" makes its triumphant return.

Fook and Konkol got stood up by Bolingbrook stud muffin Drew Peterson, but they talk about his, er, undying quest for wife No. 5 anyway and find out how much guys get paid for doing the worst winter job in Chicago.

The guys interview former Channel 5 reporter Amy Jacobson, who talks for the first time about having dinner with Rod Blagojevich and how she caught her husband cheating.

This week we're talking about the great Goose Island Sit-in at Republic Windows and Doors, Brian Urlacher's baby momma drama and selling Chicago's parking meters (thanks a ton, Mayor Daley).

Barack Obama declared victory in Grant Park amid celebration and the wafting scent of an herb now available for medicinal purposes in Michigan and Fook caught the celebration on tape. Hear it on this edition of Keeping Score In Chicago.

Want to know what it might be like to hang out with Barack Obama backstage at the Ba-Rock Show on election night?

Everything on this week's episode will freak you out: From the Jon Burge Torture Timeline, to the Jennifer Hudson saga.

On this week's episode, hear Chicago band Fluid Minds tear up their new hit "Hey Joe (The Plumber)."

Chicago Sun-Times reporter and neighborhoods columnist Mark Konkol and former Q101 DJ Todd "Fook" Fooks have launched a weekly news podcast. On "Keep...