What's Good Radio‪!‬ Christopher Pennant

Uh oh, What's Good Radio is going big time as Chris welcomes an NBA champion (and high school classmate) onto the show! Karina Anglada began her career in video production with the Detroit Pistons before moving to the University of Auburn and then serving as senior video producer and editor for the Golden State Warriors during their dynasty run! Now in a new role as Adobe's Strategic Development Manager, Karina talks about how her mom and a chance visit to The Oprah Winfrey Show inspired her to embark on her career path, why the referees are the most annoying obstacle in her work, and how the Jesuit motto impacts her life every day!

What's Good Radio is in full effect, fresh for 2022! The first episode of the new season kicks off with blockbuster special guest Annie Costabile, as (Chicago Sun-Times) we discuss how LeBron James (and her mom, of course) inspired her start in journalism, what the Chicago Sky need to keep their fan base growing, and how she chooses gameday outfits! Follow Annie on Twitter at @anniecostabile and check out her "Equal Play" podcast!

It's Back to School Night on What's Good Radio as I welcome my college journalism professor and adviser Sara Netzley (Cinnamon Roll Alphas, Entertainment Weekly) onto the show to talk about her burgeoning career as a romance novelist - and the broadening shift toward inclusivity in romance writing! We also discuss how educating journalists has changed since 2010 and our mutual surprise at Aaron Judge's offseason facial hair!

The show goes on the road as I take a trip up (about two miles) north to kick it with Foxie la Fleur and Minnie Barre, the co-founders of Crescent Moon Nerdlesque! We talk about their upcoming show "Are You Afraid of Burlesque?", what led them to start their own company, and what popular TV show might be getting the Crescent Moon treatment soon! Grab tickets to the show here: https://www.crescentmoonnerdlesque.productions/are-you-afraid-of-burlesque/ !

Just in time for the White Sox in the postseason, What's Good Radio brings on veteran Sox writer Colleen Sullivan! We discuss how she started the beloved "Know Your Enemy" column, her secret desire to play roller derby, and how she put a Pitchfork writer in his place by quoting the 2021 MLB Collective Bargaining Agreement!

Musician. Cannibis enthusiast. Scholastic Bowl veteran. Bagel connoisseur. Rich Jones travels a diverse set of paths in Chicago, starting out with rap and now finding other ways to support fellow artists and creators in the city of wind. Rich was one of the first guests on What's Good Radio with the Second City Citizens in 2014, and he kindly came on the microphone again to discuss how life has changed (in many good ways) since then!