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Schiller Park

Schiller Park

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Search complete. 8 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Schiller Park".

Sep 23, 2026

speaker_4NARRATOR
39:45
Michael's wife told police that she last saw her husband and his brother at 2 p.m. on Saturday when the two left in Michael's car.
speaker_4NARRATOR
39:53
Michael's Lincoln Mark IV was later found in the parking lot of a Schiller Park motel, but the men were nowhere to be found.
speaker_4NARRATOR
40:00
The hotel, just minutes from O'Hare Airport, is a popular dumping ground for dead gangsters.
Christopher KostrzakHOST
40:06
In June of 86, there are a number of theories floating around Chicagoland as to where Tony and Michael Spolatro are.
Bill SimmonsADVERTISER
3:07
yes
Simon WhistlerHOST
3:07
against all odds you have stumbled upon that rarest and most sought after of treasures a fabled relic of the old world a hostess twinkie reverently you pull apart the wrapper and place the precious confection to your lips though years have passed since the fall of civilization the sponge cake is still fluffy and buttery the vanilla cream still smooth and nauseatingly sweet a brief moment you're transported back to a time before you had to scavenge for mushrooms and squirrels and avoid marauding bands of cannibal mutants you suddenly remember what life is all about and you regain the will to keep soldiering on few foods have acquired so legendary a reputation for unnatural longevity as the twinkie with many claiming that the humble sponge cake and cream concoction can remain perfectly edible for up to 50 or 100 years this has led to a popular joke that twinkies along with cockroaches will be one of the few things to survive a nuclear apocalypse and for more on our potential six-legged post-apocalyptic overlords please check out our previous video could cockroaches really survive a nuclear war but is this really true can america's favorite snack really survive decades without decomposing well book yourself a diet cheat day prep your insulin unwrap your favorite sugary snack and let's dive right in the beloved twinkie first appeared on store shelves in the 1930s the brainchild of the continental baking company of schiller park illinois like many bakeries continental suffered from an annoying logistical problem the fluctuating seasonal availability of fruit particularly strawberries over a year once strawberries were no longer in season machines used to make pre-packaged strawberry shortcakes sat idly for months costing the company a valuable revenue stream to get around this problem the manager james dewar repurposed the machines to produce sponge cakes filled with banana cream hence why the twinkie itself has the shape and coloring it does in attempts to make it look a bit like a banana.
Simon WhistlerHOST
5:03
Inspired by an advertisement for Twinkle Toe Shoes, Dewar dubbed his new creation Twinkies.
Simon WhistlerHOST
5:09
During the Second World War, bananas were strictly rationed, forcing Continental to switch to vanilla flavoring which, despite being largely produced in Axis-occupied Madagascar, were still freely available in the united states you can see our video forgotten history the u.s military's obsessive world war ii ice cream crusade for more on that after the war the reformulated twinkies sold like well the hot cakes thanks in large part to hostess the brand name under which the cakes were sold sponsoring the popular children's television program howdy doody indeed so popular was the vanilla cream filling that hostess never returned to the original formulation only issuing limited runs of banana cream twinkies on special occasions But while Twinkies became one of America's iconic snack foods, even being considered for inclusion in the US Millennium Time Capsule in the year 2000 as an object of enduring American symbolism, it also earned a reputation as a particularly unnatural and unhealthy source of empty calories.
Tonya BabichHOST
21:29
Both Leidens, east and west.
Tonya BabichHOST
21:32
They are both eagles, they are both blue and gold, and they have students from Franklin Park, River Grove, Rosemont, Schiller Park, unincorporated Leiden Township, and portions of North Lake and Melrose Park.
Val WarnerHOST
21:43
And then after tomorrow, we will go on Edison Trail High School in DuPage County, Jones College Prep in Chicago, Marmion Academy in Kane County, and Munster High School in Northwest Indiana.
Val WarnerHOST
21:54
Join us for all of the fun and school spirit starting tomorrow morning at 5 a.m.
Val WarnerHOST
19:06
One, Leiden.
Val WarnerHOST
19:08
East Leiden and West Leiden are both Eagles, blue and gold, and they serve the communities of Franklin Park, River Grove, Rosemont, Schiller Park, unincorporated Leiden Township.
Val WarnerHOST
19:18
And portions of North Lake and Melrose Park.
Tonya BabichHOST
19:21
And after tomorrow, we will go on to Addison Trail High School in DuPage County, Jones College Prep in Chicago, Marian Academy in King County, and Munster High School in Northwest Indiana.
Ray StevensHOST
50:10
312-477-8900.
Ray StevensHOST
50:11
Mike is in Schiller Park.
Ray StevensHOST
50:13
Mike wants to talk AI.
Ray StevensHOST
50:14
Mike, go.
Adam JahnsHOST
8:09
Mm.
Mike SolarteGUEST
8:10
And, uh, y- you know, I grew up in Schiller Park, so we...
Mike SolarteGUEST
8:13
I grew up with Jay's, I grew up with Connie's.
Mike SolarteGUEST
8:16
Um, so those were the two that were, were real, real clutch.
Mike SolarteGUEST
8:19
But if I had to go to for both thin crust and beef sandwiches growing up, it was a place called Mama K's off Lawrence and Schiller Park.
Mike SolarteGUEST
8:27
Oh, Bobby and Dennis Kaufman, love you guys.
Mike SolarteGUEST
8:29
Miss you guys.
Dave LundyGUEST
5:33
We get to do it again, but this time with airport express service.
Sasha-Ann SimonsHOST
5:36
This route passes through Forest Park, River Forest, River Grove, Franklin Park, Schiller Park.
Sasha-Ann SimonsHOST
5:42
We're hearing some suburban residents say they don't want something like this running past their backyards, Mark.
Mark WalbrunGUEST
5:48
There are existing rights-of-way that have been used by railroads for years.

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