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Introducing the Halas Intrigue Bears podcast

This fall, get the latest on the Bears with the Halas Intrigue podcast.

By Sun-Times staff

A mural at the new Halas Hall. — A mural at the new Halas Hall, Saturday, August 24, 2019, in Lake Forest, Illinois. | Matt Sisneros/Chicago Bears

Football fans: meet your new favorite podcast.

This fall, get the latest on the Chicago Bears with Halas Intrigue.

Tune in to hear Sun-Times sports reporters and Bears experts, including Patrick Finley, Mark Potash, Jason Lieser, Rick Morrissey and Rick Telander, evaluate games, make predictions, provide insights and analyze the day’s big stories.

Coming soon.

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