Spike talks with Olympic 100-meter butterfly silver medalist Christine Magnuson of Tinley Park about what it was like when her Olympic dream came true, and then with former Olympic speedskater Dr. Eric Heiden about his new book that tells us what we need to do to stay fit and healthy.

It's Paul McCartney fever... as Spike talks with Pamela Biesen, who met the former Beatle at a museum in Joliet, and by Josh and Jared Lowder, who met him at a Circle K in Springfield; and then Lollapalooza correspondent Linsday Eanet stops by the studio to share some some interviews and to talk about her experiences at the big weekend music festival.

Spike talks with high school history teacher Chris Schwarz about how Balbo Street in Chicago is named after a fascist, and then with PGA golfer Luke Donald about his career and new wine collection.

Spike talks with Mike Berkus, who's part of a national sports collectors convention that's offering $25,000 for Steve Bartman's autograph; and then with Chicago Magazine real estate guru Dennis Rodkin about the Illinois housing market.

Spike talks with Sun-Times political cartoonist Jack Higgins about making a point in his drawings without crossing the line, and then our shredders Arthur and Mike stop by the studio to talk about their 36-day / 940-mile trip from Chicago to New York City... using just skateboards.

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