Cubs PA announcer Jeremiah Paprocki is starting “Late Nights In Chicago,” a local, independently produced late night talk show taping its first episode on March 24 at the Studebaker Theater. Paprocki made history at 21 years old when he became the first African American announcer for Wrigley Field and the youngest in major league baseball. His new endeavor, with collaborator Caleb Brookman, is “Late Nights in Chicago,” which hopes to compete with other major talk shows while highlighting Chicago’s diverse culture and talent. Paprocki recently sat down with Vocalo host Nudia Hernandez to discuss his new show, his journey into sports media and his role as a professional sports announcer with the Chicago Cubs. This interview was conducted and produced by Nudia Hernandez, and edited by Morgan Ciocca. Keep up with Jeremiah Paprocki on Instagram @jeremiahpaprocki.