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June is Pride Month, culminating with the Pride Parade at the end of the month. What’s behind someone's need to express pride in who they are? When can too much pride be a dangerous thing? Is it needed in this growing multi-cultural society?

Second City co-founder, Bernard Sahlins, is remembered and Monica Eng drops by to talk about dietary restrictions.

Tony discusses the implications of patients jumping the organ donor transplant line. Also, Stephanie Douglass and Chris Jones for Week In Review and Zamin plays out. 

The Chicago Blackhawks are playing for the Cup-the Stanley Cup, of course. Do the 'Hawks get love all year from Chicago fans, or does it take a trip to the playoffs to really rally the city? Plus humorist John Hodgman stops by.

Sexual assault extends beyond the U.S. armed forces; it affects members of the Illinois National Guard, and the utopian cult of Father Yod.

On today's show Tony talks with President of the League of American Bicyclists Andy Clarke about biking to work and the logistics of being a biker in an urban environment. Also, Tony Arnold and some guests give you the low-down on Springfield politics.

Do you know what's going on with CPS budgeting? Or what really happens when fracking occurs? We've got the FAQs on those, but we need your questions. Plus two funny women, and filling Ebert's shoes.