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Today's Wellness Check is with Scott Weiner, co-founder of The Fifty/50 Group. Scott and his company have been in the news lately as they work to find ways to support their staff and fellow hospitality workers. They've been serving hundreds of meals a day to those in need, despite having to close most of their locations due to the quarantine. Listen here!

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“I just don’t know if they could handle it,” said Adidas executive Mark Pokitus. “My whole team loved MJ. They thought he would sign with us for sure."

“Passing by those giant billboards all the time on my way to the Bears’ games, I would think to myself, that guy who used to be bald sure has a thick neck, I bet he could have played football had he worked hard for it.”

In what's becoming a weekly feature, Brad checks in with Heckler mascot and occasional spokesperson Chug-Chug the Comeback Clown in his quarantine bunker located somewhere on Chicago's North Side. Listen here!

A day after partying on a boat in the Florida panhandle, Bears LB Roquan Smith couldn't figure out if the sickness he was feeling was due to a hangover or coronavirus.

“We felt we there was just too much sex appeal with Baez on the cover,” said Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO, Jim Ryan. “We had no choice but to put these parental guidelines in place."