Podcasts about chiacgo

In this episode, the crew were sipping on refreshing Raspberry Mojitos with special guest, Chicago comedian Chris Trani. The conversation kicks off with a fun comparison between life in Spain and Mexico, and whether the USA should adopt the siesta mindset. The laughs continue as they dive into another segment of Ramon's unhinged Hinge one-liners. Plus, the boys discuss what the Chicago Bears can do to turn things around for game 3. All this and so much more in this packed episode!

We're going back to Chicago for the first time, but this was filmed in LA on a street that looks like Chicago. Listen, this is the one where Jess dresses like Elvis, we learn Nick is the responsible member of his family, and Winston buries his pop-pop. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Part 2- We Talkin' About Broadway? Best Pictures That Never Won + The Great Bus Dump of '04 Listen Live weekdays 6-10am on the iHeartradio app. 

We are practically begging thieves to steal cars. You cannot make this stuff up PLUS: The White House met with prosecutor Jack Smith's top aide, several weeks before Trump was indicted. New emails show that Obama's aides were furious that Joe Biden threatened to withhold funding from Ukraine in 2016. A TV news crew in Chiacgo was robbed...while doing a report about a spike in robberies. A new report says that the reason grocery prices are so high, is because of food stamps. NYC is spending $10,000 a month PER ILLEGAL The Pentagon is negotiating a plea deal with 9/11 mastermind Kaleid Sheik Mohammed Much more

This week, we're sharing an interview with 2 contributors an amazing history of anti-racist organizing in the late 1980's through the mid 1990's in Portland, Oregon, and with ripples across the so-called USA & beyond. In 2020 KBOO radio released a serialized podcast which became the basis for the book. A brief intro to the book can be found below... It Did Happen Here: Podcast Book Instagram Mic Crenshaw: website twitter facebook instagram bandcamp Moe Bowstern Instagram The A-Zone People Mic mentioned who were attacked for being white anti-racists in Pdx: June “T-Rex” Knightly https://heavy.com/news/june-knightly/ Michael Reinhol: https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/michael-reinoehl-antifa-killing-deputies-wont-be-charged-1230943/ Mic Crenshaw was born and raised in Chicago and Minneapolis and currently resides in Portland, Oregon. Crenshaw is an independent hip hop artist, respected emcee, poet, educator, and activist. Crenshaw is the lead US organizer for the Afrikan Hiphop Caravan and uses cultural activism as a means to develop international solidarity related to human rights and justice through hip hop and popular education. Crenshaw was a founding member of the Minneapolis Baldies and Anti Racist Action. He was a coproducer and narrator of the podcast version of It Did Happen Here. Moe Bowstern is a alum of the anarchist space in Chiacgo known as the @-zone that lasted from 1993 to 2003. She's also a writer, laborer, Fisher Poet, and DIY social practice artist. Moe is the longtime editor of many publications, including the commercial fishing zine Xtra Tuf. She contributed to the writing of the book version of It Did Happen Here and lives in Portland, OR. For the hour, we talk about the book and podcast, the reach, the resonance to anti-racist struggle today in Portland and beyond. We also talk about the toll of the violence faced and engaged by folks pushing back the organized white supremacy of the day, police and institutional violence and other, related topics. If you would like people featured in this book to come and speak at your institution, you can reach them at ItDidHappenHerePodcast at gmail dot com, through PM Press, or via the IDHH instagram. This book was published by PM Press as a part of the Working Class History series. Another featured title in that series that was recently released was a similar documentary history with a really good narrative on the history of Anti-Racist Action in the 1990's and early 2000's throughout the midwest of Turtle Island, both in so-called Canada and the USA, and bits of other areas. Hopefully we'll feature a chat with one of the contributors to that book entitled We Go Where They Go: The Story of Anti-Racist Action soon on this show. . ... . .. Featured Tracks: Doom Town by The Wipers from Over The Edge The Movement by Mic Crenshaw from Earthbound John Wayne Was A Nazi (Hip Hop Remix) by Audio Assault, MDC, scott crow, Sole, Mic Crenshaw, Sima Lee  

Jes Thomas speaks with Margaret Pak on Being Brown and Bold Podcast A self-taught chef with a lifelong passion for food, Margaret worked in the corporate world for over a dozen years before delving into the food industry professionally. In 2017, she started as a Prep cook at Chiacgo's Korean-Polish restaurant, Kimski. On the side, she hosted a series of popups inspired by the cuisine of her husband's home, Kerala, the southwestern coastal state of India. In May 2019, together Margaret and Vinod created Thattu - a food stall inspired by the cuisine of Kerala. In 10 short months of operating, Thattu was nominated as the 2020 James Beard Semi-finalist Best New Restaurant and recognized by Food and Wine Magazine for Best New Restaurant. After closing, Margaret and Vinod self-published a zine, Everyday Sadya, and continued hosting pop-ups across Chicago while scouting a location for Thattu's permanent home. The first brick-and-mortar restaurant will debut in early 2023. Instagram: @thattuchicago On https://thattu.com/ there's a direct link to buy our zine - EVERYDAY SADYA Twitter Eater Chicago Article on Thattu

We've reached the final season preview of the Cubs affiliates. The Pelicans round out the festivities as broadcaster Sam Weiderhaft joins Greg Huss to discuss some brand new players we have yet to lay our eyes on, his experiences at the Spring Training backfields, and some familiar faces including Moises Ballesteros and Pedro Ramirez.

W odcinku #31 Pick Please Podcast “wyjeżdżamy” do Chicago by opowiedzieć o jednej z najważniejszych wytwórni w historii muzyki - Chess Records. Czemu tak ważna? Bo śmiemy uważać, że rocka w Stanach Zjednoczonych, bez tej wytwórni (jej artystów i wizjonerów za sterami), by nie było

MLB Play for 9/8and SGP parlay + intro of the podcast

Back to Dave… Yale Divinity school…; justification for immigration. Tia from California asks about raising kids as a single mother. She says she wants her heart to change from stone. Matt from Chiacgo, IL asks what does 'god-fearing' mean. Jacob from Charlotte, NC says the Germans deserve what they get. — Kelly from Michigan asks if Jesus' mother was perfect. Brandon from Texas asks about letting anger go. Tasha from Maryland is newly married and asks Jesse for advice.

Today on Total Smark Wrestling:Nick Gage is the Cannibal Corpse of wrestling. ( 3:30 )Wrestling is fine, but the toys aren't. ( 7:22 )CM Punk has me concerned. ( 12:20 )40 is the new 20. ( 23:22 )WWE relies on nostalgic acts. ( 26:35 )Smackdown gets hip at Rolling Loud. ( 35:23 )Follow me on twitter: @totalsmarkThanks for listening!

Delia chats with Dr. OiYan Poon, a Chiacgo-based educational researcher and parent, about those fancy pants colleges, college admissions and rejections, and breaking down what's best for our children when it comes to education.Some the resources related to this episode:Find OiYan on Twitter @spamfriedrice

Rule Number 9 - -in this episode of the podcast, we discuss the importance of good business practice, types of clientele and how to avoid being tone deaf. other topics include playing guidance counselor between your friend and his BM, why some men were made to cheat, the flaws of Nas, Tyler The Creator's new album, the split personality of Big Sean between mixtapes and albums, the 10th anniversary of "Section.80", T-Pain vs Usher and much more...PROTECT YA NECK - - Email: RunningTrizz@gmail.comInstagram: @RunningTrizzSupport the show (https://cash.app/$RunningTrizz)

SHOUTOUT TO RORY & MAL - - in this episode of the podcast, we put a target on Joe Buddens back and discuss what it means to have a spiritual hairline. other topics include Rory & Mal's skit, 21 Savage speaking on the power of love, J. Cole going pro, Drake winning "Artist of The Decade", J Cole & Mach Hommy's new albums, the importance of being discipline, being a sellout and much more...PROTECT YA NECK - - Email: RunningTrizz@gmail.comInstagram: @RunningTrizzSupport the show (https://cash.app/$RunningTrizz)

Host Maurice "Mo" Brooks "visits" the home bars of Monique Huston in Chiacgo, IL, and Shaun Traxler in Fayetteville, AR. Originally aired live: 8.4.2020. #HomeBarsLIVE #SandSTV

Wes recaps his trip to Chicago and Jessie doesn't know the difference between Orlando Bloom and Orlando Brown

Week 1 of the NFL is now in the books, and what a weekend it was, despite starting with a drab affair in Philadelphia. The guys talk all the latest news and all the weekends talking points. On Sunday, Ryan Fitzpatrick started the season with a career game, Alvin Kamara is still brilliant, Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs looks a lot of fun, and when can a draw feel like a loss. On Monday night, Khalil Mack makes an instant impact for Chiacgo, Los Angeles make a solid start, whilst Oakland don't and Green Bay Packers really need Aaron Rodgers don't they, so it's lucky he's the best, even on one leg. Along with this, there is also an NFL Fantasy round up, and 4th and Inches has his customary Cleveland Frowns.

At just before 3pm on May 25th, 1979. American Airlines Flight 191 begins to push back from gate K5 at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport. The airport is busy, It is the Friday before the Memorial Day long weekend and many are travelling to be with their families or going on holiday. The aircraft chosen to fly the route. a McDonnel Douglas DC-10 is at capacity, carrying 258 passengers and 13 crew members. American 191’s destination is Los Angeles, California. In command of the aircraft is Captain Walter Lux, aged 53. A veteran pilot, with more than 22,000 hours flying experience. Supporting him is First Officer James Dillard, aged 49 who has more than 9,000 hours flight time. He will be piloting the aircraft this afternoon Finally, completing the crew is Flight Engineer Alfred Udovich, aged 56. Before the introduction of advanced electronics, a flight engineer was the third member of an airliner’s flight crew, tasked with monitoring, operating and fixing an aircraft’s systems while in flight. The DC-10 is a complex aircraft, with three engines. Two are mounted on the wings, while one is mounted on the tail of the aircraft. This configuration of aircraft, known as tri-jet was very popular with US airlines during the 1970s and 1980s, offering a compromise in size and range between larger four engine aircraft such as the Boeing 747 and smaller twin-engine aircraft such as the Airbus A300 After pushing back from Gate K5, the pilots begin their taxi to Runway 32 Right. As the crew travel across the busy airport the crew complete their final pre-flight checks on the move so they can take-off as soon as they arrive at the runway. This is known as a rolling takeoff. It is Flight Engineer Udovich who reads through the aircraft’s checklist while Captain Lux and First Officer Dillard perform the necessary checks.. At 2 minutes past 3 the aircraft is approaching the runway and Chiacgo’s Air Traffic Control gives American 191 clearance for takeoff. Captain Lux acknowledges the tower’s instruction. It is the last time anybody will hear from American Airlines 191. This is the story of American Airlines 191 and you are listening to Inside The Black Box.   Drawing of bulkhead structure: http://code7700.com/images/aa_191_pylon_assembly_ntsb_aar_79-17.png Drawing of engine assembly http://code7700.com/images/aa_191_engine_and_pylon_assembly_ntsb_aar_79-17.png Follow the show on Twitter

Soulful, heartfelt ballads and remedies of old school R&B sounds fashioned a unique style of music for upcoming singer and songwriter, Cedrina. Raised in the North Suburbs of Chicago, Illinois, Cedrina began singing at the age of six, crediting powerhouse legends such as Mary J. Blige, Whitney Houston and Toni Braxton as her earliest musical influences. She would go on to perform at various venues in surrounding cities and perform in various musical productions during her teen years. Cedrina attended the University of Wisconsin systems, where she became heavily involved in its theatre program. Also during her tenure there, she volunteered endlessly at local Boys & Girls Clubs, implementing music programs for teen youth. Upon graduation, she surfaced onto the Atlanta scene in 2014, where she began working with teen youth once again for one of the local Atlanta Boys & Girls Club centers. After implementing more music programs for all youth, Cedrina would go on to pursue other ventures and started working on background vocal work for other local artist before creating music of her own.  It wasn’t until her first released single on Soundcloud, “Never Had” that Cedrina began to gain recognition for her powerful, sultry vocals. Her widened vocal range creates an amplified effect as Cedrina graces her latest released single, “Pieces” with her mezzo soprano twist and vibrato. Currently, working on her debut EP, “All For Nothing”, set to debut late Fall 2017, Cedrina is definitely an artist to be on the watch for!

"Aren't they supposed to be good?" The common question hockey fans are asking themselves watching the first few games of the 2017 Stanley Cup Playoffs Ryan, Dave and Geeta join you this week to discuss Zack Kassian's resurgence in Edmonton. Playing like his boyhood idol, Todd Bertuzzi, he is finally making the impact everyone believed he had the potential for. But a rough time in Vancouver and Montreal caused a bit of a derail of those plans and aspirations. They also discuss the problems the Washington Capitals are facing taking on the red hot, young as hell Toronto Maple Leafs and maybe that Brooks Laich trade last season caused some bad karma for the Capitals. They talk about the problems in Chiacgo right now and Dave discusses the problems facing good guy "players' coaches" in the playoffs. Guys like Bruce Boudreau, AV and Gully, while the angry snap shows are showing success! Finally, the gang discusses Dart Guy, all things Maple Leafs and the fantastic success in Pittsburgh and their tremendous NCAA scouting. Enjoy! If you're a $5 or more backer on Patreon, you can continue listening to this episode on "5 Minutes For Paying" we discuss the ideal breakfast foods while camping, a Moose vs a Tiger in a fight, Geeta's puppy aspirations and much more! Visit www.patreon.com/pucksonnet. Follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook And visit Image Optometry for all your optometry needs. Online at Image.ca, Imagine More For Less!  

The 2016 NRA Show in Chiacgo was attended by over 45,000 people.     We spent 3 packed days looking for the best products, ideas and inspiration to help you grow your business.  There was so much to see - but here are some of the edited highlights. We visit 2 great Chicago restaurants -  Nick's Pizza and Pub and Au Cheval with Eric Cacciatore from Restaurant Unstoppable. We finally get to experience the amazing In n Out Burger - the iconic Burger business. What was the surprising thing about Bubba Gump? We discuss some of the reason YOU should go to the NRA show and how it will help you grow your business. There are a lot of suppliers who have a great story - that story can and should become part of your story.  It helps create the experience and where there is experience there's margin! We discuss Kimbal Musk from The Kitchen and the way he creates a great story about his suppliers, Denny Post and the importance of a Signature meal- even if it isn't that popular, as well as a great discussion between Jon Taffer from Bar Rescue and Robert Irvine from Restaurant Impossible. Are you doing coffee in your Restaurant?  Is it great coffee?  What impact would making your restaurant someone's regular coffee spot make to revenue?  We talked to the team from Vittoria coffee.  (It was easily the best coffee at the show!) The Urban Cultivators look great and if you are creating a fresh and green brand, these are perfect for really highlighting what it is that you are doing for your customers (and how much of a difference would cheap, fresh herbs make?) Why was it we visited the Aussie Pie Kitchen in LA? We also look at Torta Bianca - a great ingredient for your cocktail list. We finish of with esoteric wine varietals and how they can help you with your wine list and profits and lastly a warning about spending the wrong way with your social media marketing. These are ujust some of the examples of what we picked up from the show.  If you have an idea for a restaurant in mind, or already have a concept, there are hundreds of ideas and products there that you can find to help to tell a better story, find productivity gains or increase margin with better and more interesting menu items. I have focused too much on productivity, because I am not very good in the kitchen, but I think there was just as many interesting products for HOW you do in the kitchen as there was for WHAT you do in the kitchen. Hope to see you at #NRA 2017 and hope you have a busy night tonight!

Two Supporters's Shield in three years. Facing D.C. United again in the playoffs. Jessie Marsch has some interesting comments. It's a good time to be a fan of the New York Red Bulls. Oh, we also broke the curse in Chiacgo, so there's that as well! Wait, the New England Revolution are out of the playoffs?! Toronto FC got bounced in a blowout?! Well, things are just happening all over the place aren't they? Oh, we should probably talk about it, right?

Kevin Mullaney of The IRC Podcast joins us to talk about his time in Chiacgo, UCB in NY, and his return to Chicago. No break this show as we were having a really good chat. As always Mark Colomb and Matt Owenes are your hosts. Check out Kevin's new show http://joyjoytragedy.com/ and his web site http://kevinmullaney.com/