Wednesday’s With Whit on WGN Radio

This week on Wednesdays with Whit on WGN Radio, Whitney Reynolds joined John Landecker to reflect on the close of Season 10 of the Whitney Reynolds Show and the stories that have defined the past decade.

During the conversation, Whitney looked back on interviews that left a lasting impact, including conversations with people like military veteran Johnny Van, whose openness about life after service helped spark deeper conversations around resilience and support for veterans. The discussion also turned to what’s ahead. Whitney shared details about upcoming releases, including a powerful interview with Kelsey Grammer, filmed at Chicago’s Anthony M. Theater, where he opened up about faith, loss, and the deeper meaning behind his latest stage work.

Whitney also previewed how new content will roll out ahead of the next television season, with interviews premiering first on streaming and social platforms. She touched on the show’s recent WGN-TV crossover, bringing hope-driven conversations to a live audience and highlighting local experts and community resources. For Whitney, these crossovers are about expanding access to meaningful stories and meeting people wherever they tune in.

The episode closed on a more personal note, with Whitney sharing her decision to step away briefly at the end of the year, marking the first real pause she’s taken since launching the show. It was a reminder that reflection, rest, and intention are often what allow stories, and the people telling them, to keep moving forward.

As Wednesdays with Whit continues, this episode offers a thoughtful look at where the show has been and where it’s headed next, grounded in the belief that stories have the power to connect, heal, and create change.

Catch Wednesdays with Whit on WGN Radio with John Landecker, and stay tuned for more updates from the Whitney Reynolds Show, where every story reminds us that hope is found in every season.