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This week, welcome back John Dempsey who this week interviews author Dennis Foley, a guy who writes books about Chicago. His new book "Feloniously Yours: A Memoir" is out now. It is the fifth book written by Foley, who grew up on the south side of Chicago. Hear about his life growing up on the south side and how he almost died getting stabbed when he was 15 and his many other near-death experiences. Foley also shares how he became a felon.

Bill Cameron is back with the round-table as he's joined by Heather Cherone, Greg Hinz and Dave Stewart. Mayor Brandon Johnson and Governor Pritzker are in a spat over who's to blame for the failed site in Brighton Park where construction had already started on a migrant base camp. The mayor also has issues with the new contract agreement with the FOP. We know the Bears are looking for a new stadium but are the White Sox serious about maybe moving out of Chicago? White Sox Owner Jerry Reinsdorf met with the Mayor of Nashville this week.

This week, welcome back John Dempsey who this week interviews author Dennis Foley, a guy who writes books about Chicago. His new book "Feloniously Yours: A Memoir" is out now. It is the fifth book written by Foley, who grew up on the south side of Chicago. Hear about his life growing up on the south side and how he almost died getting stabbed when he was 15 and his many other near-death experiences. Foley also shares how he became a felon.
Bill Cameron is back with the round-table as he's joined by Heather Cherone, Greg Hinz and Dave Stewart. Mayor Brandon Johnson and Governor Pritzker are in a spat over who's to blame for the failed site in Brighton Park where construction had already started on a migrant base camp. The mayor also has issues with the new contract agreement with the FOP. We know the Bears are looking for a new stadium but are the White Sox serious about maybe moving out of Chicago? White Sox Owner Jerry Reinsdorf met with the Mayor of Nashville this week.

Legendary Chicago political reporter Bill Cameron is the producer and host of “Take 1 with Bill Cameron” a weekly interview program and podcast. Cameron retired from full-time reporting in August 2021 after more than a half century of covering Chicago politics. 
“Take 1 with Bill Cameron” will present unedited interviews with Chicago newsmakers and discussions about breaking local news. 

Legendary Chicago political reporter Bill Cameron is the producer and host of “Take 1 with Bill Cameron” a weekly interview program and podcast. Cameron retired from full-time reporting in August 2021 after more than a half century of covering Chicago politics.  “Take 1 with Bill Cameron” will present unedited interviews with Chicago newsmakers and discussions about breaking local news.

Take 1 with Bill Cameron

Legendary Chicago political reporter Bill Cameron is the producer and host of &ldquo;Take 1 with Bill Cameron&rdquo;&nbsp;a weekly interview program and podcast. Cameron retired from full-time reporting in August 2021 after more than a half century of covering Chicago politics.&nbsp; &ldquo;Take 1 with Bill Cameron&rdquo;&nbsp;will present unedited interviews with Chicago newsmakers and discussions about breaking local news.&nbsp;

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