Guests: John Flannigan
Roll Into Another Room
October 13, 2022
Lou Michels leads off for hour one talking on Covid-19, Injuries in the NFL, and more. Dan Johnedis, President & CIO of Cratus Capital LLC, talks on his return home after Hurricane Ian and current market trends. Our betting man, Colin Levesque, calls into the show to give his NFL and NCAA picks for the weekend. John Flannigan closes us out talking on Fed numbers, current housing market and S&P 500.
Oiling Point
October 6, 2022
Lou Michels leads off for hour one talking OPEC, Russia, and much more. Dan Johnedis, President & CIO of Cratus Capital LLC, talks oil markets. Handicapping guru, Colin Levesque, returns to the show to give his football picks for the weekend. John Flannigan closes us out talking Chicago politics.
United Flood Plaines Of America
October 3, 2022
Greg Pappas pops into S&J studios to talk on Kim Kardashian’s crypto-disaster and other current stock trends. Later, John Flannigan calls in to talk about insuring Florida after Hurricane Ian, the condition of our two party system, and morality in politics. Finally, owner of Home Source Realty, Audrey Johnson, calls into the show to talk on what it takes to get a housing loan and the mass destruction in Florida.
Almost Certainly Illegal
September 29, 2022
Lou Michels starts off the show talking on the Nord Stream sabotage, retrospectives on al-Qaida, and English Government. Dan Johnedis, President & CIO of Cratus Capital LLC, talks on bonds and the English economy. Colin Levesque jumps in to talk on football picks for the weekend and John Flannigan wraps up our show talking on European politics, and the current housing market.
Bulldog Insurance
September 26, 2022
Greg Pappas stops by S&J HQ to talk on current market trends with the Chief. Later, John Flannigan calls into the station to talk about craps games in Vegas, inflation, Chicago crime and more. Finally, owner of Home Source Realty, Audrey Johnson, calls in to talk about the Chicago Bears’ win on Sunday, housing mortgages, and insight from former recessions.