You Don't Know Rich!

Elmhurst CUSD 205 Superintendent, Dr. Keisha Campbell, shares her life journey which brought her back to the school district that helped shape and motivate her.  Dr. Campbell takes on the MowDown, with a commendable score of 92% (Rick's poor math) and gives listeners insight into her management style.  PK and Elmhurst History Museum Director, Dave Oberg, tell us about Sandburg Middle School's namesake in an encore edition of One Ponce a Time.

This Pilot Episode of The Sportscasters on TV is not affiliated with You Don't Know Rich and the opinions and other 'stuff' in this episode are not to be construed as the opinions of You Don't Know Rich.  Rated PG-13 for 'language'.  Slappy Sal appears courtesy of the Etown LowDown.

U.S. Army Viet Nam Veteran Kevin Calkins discusses his service to our country and our community.  He discusses his role in helping to restore Elmhurst's memorial to our Viet Nam veterans killed in action, and his affiliation with the Elmhurst American Legion Post.  Rich suggests checking out some of the unique resources at the Elmhurst Public Library, including the Makery and the Library of Extraordinary Things.  And he continues to wonder where the old Elmhurst Memorial Hospital cupola is hiding.

The premiere episode of this podcast features Elmhurst American Legion THB Post 187 Commander, John Scudder.  Scudder discusses his military service and the 100th anniversary of the Post.  Peter LePeew calls Elmhurst City Hall and Rich searches for the old Elmhurst Memorial Hospital cupola...which he believes will make the perfect recording studio.  Get the skinny on some upcoming local events.