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23 jul

Ron Brown’s Movie Reviews: The Odyssey

Ron Brown, news anchor for WGN Radio, joins Lisa Dent to dish out some Brownie Points. This week he does a deep dive review on Christopher Nolan’s iteration of Homer’s epic, The Odyssey.
24/01/2025

TV Show Sugar Highs: Three roommates just try to make rent; PLUS, series star Scott Thompson (Kids in the Hall) on new Music Album

How will 3 young roommates living in San Francisco pay the rent when they don’t make any money? They have to get creative! Exploring means of finding income, they realize they can do very well by finding sugar daddies on a dating app who will pay their way as the cost of having a relationship. A very funny […]
13 ene

Cafe Ba-Ba-Reeba! celebrates 40 years with tapas and sangria

The 1985-86 Chicago Bears aren’t the only icons in Chicago celebrating their 40th anniversary. In 1985, Chicago food lovers didn’t know much about tapas (or even small plates), but Cafe Ba-Ba-Reeba wasn’t afraid to introduce it to them when they opened their doors at 2024 N Halsted St. Fast forward four decades, and Cafe Ba-Ba-Reeba […]
10 mar

Getting to Yes, And… | Jane Marie Chen – Designing Self-Compassion

Kelly spends time with Jane Marie Chen, a globally recognized entrepreneur, inventor, speaker, and leadership coach. She is the co-founder of Embrace, which developed an infant incubator that has helped to save over a million babies. Jane has been a TED fellow and a Young Global Leader of the World Economic Forum. She has a new memoir, “Like […]
4 mar

WGN Radio’s Chicago Pizza Madness is underway

Host of WGN Radio podcast “Chicago’s Very Own Eats” Mike Piff joins Wendy Snyder, filling in for Lisa Dent, to talk the 2026 Pizza Bracket. This year, the bracket features more pizza joints than ever before. 128 “Mom and Pop” pizza places will duke it out in their own bracket, separated by region, while 32 […]
12/09/2025

City Club of Chicago: Inside the 2025 Chicago Architecture Biennial

September 11, 2025 City Club event description: Join us for a compelling conversation between Lee Bey—architecture critic, author, and photographer; Mark Sexton – architect and Chicago Architecture Biennial Board Member; and Florencia Rodríguez, Artistic Director of the 2025 Chicago Architecture Biennial. Together, they’ll explore the urgent questions shaping the spaces we inhabit, the role of architecture and design in addressing societal challenges, and the curatorial vision […]
23/08/2022

HushLoudly: Prairie State College President Michael Anthony, PhD, gives his take on personality types.

HushLoudly’s Jeri Bingham speaks with Michael Anthony, PhD, a first-generation college graduate who is now a college president, about the importance of understanding who you are, no matter what your personality type may be. https://serve.castfire.com/audio/3999466/3999466_2022-08-23-050506.64kmono.mp3
29 mar

Dr. Anne Beall shares the secret to powerful writing

Chicago’s own Dr. Anne Beall, award-winning multi-book author, joins Steve Dale to talk about her latest book titled The Compassionate Writer: Find Your Voice, Enhance Your Story, and Touch Lives. Listen in while Dr. Beall reminds listeners to write with courage, edit with kindness, and share their stories with the world.
25/11/2025

The First Million is Always the Hardest – The power behind the future: Dr. Francis Wang on energy storage, innovation & legacy

In this electrifying episode, host Bo Kemp sits down with Dr. Francis Wang, former Chair of Nano Graf, a Graf’s silicon oxide anode manufacturer, to explore the unseen but essential force powering our technological future: energy storage. With a career rooted in battery chemistry, advanced materials, and manufacturing innovation, Dr. Wang shares his journey from […]
05/12/2019

uh-PARENT-ly | Graphic novels: Cartoonist Raina Telgemeier explains why they help kids become readers

According to research from the University of Oregon, comic books average 53.5 rare, or complex, words per 1,000. Children's books average 30.9, and adult books average 52.7 per 1,000. Studies also have found that graphic texts promote learning and better reading comprehension. Raina Telgemeier, best-selling author of Smile, Sisters, Drama, Ghosts and newly released Guts, joins uh-PARENT-ly cohosts Tracy Weiner and Anne Johnsos to talk about the genre and how she so beautifully connects with her readers.

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