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Chicago Sports Talk with The Sportscaster and Her Son
"Answer me this: Who will win more games this year, the Cubs or the White Sox?" Mini-Episode048

Chicago Sports Talk with The Sportscaster and Her Son

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 8, 2021 11:39


In this mini-episode we ask the age old debate that comes up every spring in Chicago: Who will win more games the Cubs or the White Sox? From the north side to the south side it's sure to get heated as hope springs eternal in Chicago baseball! This episode's guests giving their predictions are Paul Sullivan, Chicago Tribune; Jon Greenberg, The Athletic; WGN-TV's Dan Roan; Mark Potash and Richard Roeper from the Chicago Sun-Times.

TrapNerds
You Think Jesus Got A Blowjob Before? (Ep. 144)

TrapNerds

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 30, 2020 49:42


Song: Elementary by The TrapNerds (no more freestyles) RIP Chadwich Bozeman. How you catch cancer? How Black Panther 2 gonna work now? Fuck Jacob Blake! The NBA went on strike? Brandy Verzus Monica. Tekashi vs Chicago Who’s worse; Tekashi or Tory? QOTW: Who is your favorite celebrity couple, past or present? McDonalds getting into the spicy nugget game. Goodies was almost a Brittney Spears Song. Why is lunch so early when you’re in school?

Apple Bottom V: A Podcast Loosely Based On The Minnesota Vikings
2019 – Episode 16: The Minnesota Vikings vs The Chicago Who Cares

Apple Bottom V: A Podcast Loosely Based On The Minnesota Vikings

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 30, 2019


SKOL Welcome to the Sixteenth episode of A Podcast Loosely Based On The Minnesota Vikings! Dan is solo talking about the Sixteenth episode of the 2019 season of hit TV show, Minnesota Vikings. We’re not gonna do the silly show notes this season on account of I don’t really want to Next episode we face … Continue reading 2019 – Episode 16: The Minnesota Vikings vs The Chicago Who Cares →

Apple Bottom V: A Podcast Loosely Based On The Minnesota Vikings
2019 – Episode 16: The Minnesota Vikings vs The Chicago Who Cares

Apple Bottom V: A Podcast Loosely Based On The Minnesota Vikings

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 30, 2019


SKOL Welcome to the Sixteenth episode of A Podcast Loosely Based On The Minnesota Vikings! Dan is solo talking about the Sixteenth episode of the 2019 season of hit TV show, Minnesota Vikings. We’re not gonna do the silly show notes this season on account of I don’t really want to Next episode we face … Continue reading 2019 – Episode 16: The Minnesota Vikings vs The Chicago Who Cares →

Upstream Ideas
WIND: Chicago’s Attack On Taxpayers

Upstream Ideas

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 7, 2019


Was Alderman Burke extorting business owners just for his love of the city? Should Burke and Munoz who is accused of domestic violence by his wife be bounced from City Council? How many more businesses and jobs would there be if it wasn’t for the corrupt culture in Chicago? Who is being shut out of the government in Chicago? Mayoral candidate and state representative, LaShawn Ford joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Dreams of a Better Day Podcast
Episode 8: The Buttercream Gang

Dreams of a Better Day Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 29, 2018 80:53


Si and Ben, along with special guest star friend-of-the-podcast Jordan sit down and review the movie that started it all, The Buttercream Gang. A story of friendship, loss, real gangs, and delicious treats. Topics include: What happened to Pete in Chicago? Who is the real 'fat kid'? Why is Margaret the way that she is?

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Chasing Dreams with Aimee J.
Ep. 75: Lauren Ramsey - Being Brave Enough to Make the Jump from 9 to 5 to On Your Own

Chasing Dreams with Aimee J.

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 18, 2017 38:41


Lauren Ramsey is a social story teller. Growing up, she lived in five countries and visited thirty countries across four continents. For her, it was normal to learn to adapt to new cultures and environments. This unique skill set has complemented her analytical mind and helped her adapt to new teams, understand problems from a different point of view, and find new ways to tackle and solve any problem. She loves to get her creative juices flowing with ideas for her clients’ businesses, and she’s not afraid to try a new approach if something isn’t achieving the desired results. On a daily basis, she can be found creating social media strategies and posts for her clients at Betsy Bash, and formulating content strategy, articles, and podcast episodes for Laurenignited.com, her online magazine for music, food, travel, and culture enthusiasts. TWEET: Ep. 75: @LaurenIgnited - Jumping from 9-5 #Cubiclelife to being your own #boss!   Developing your observing skills Not everyone feels comfortable being plopped into a new culture—especially as a young student. Lauren found these extreme changes to be part of the norm in her childhood. In fact, coming to the US at age six was a huge adjustment for her! Through these experiences, she learned to sit back, observe, and THEN move forward in a new situation. Listen to find out how she hones her observing skills in her business endeavors today. TWEET: Your #business is very different full-time, instead of just a #sidehustle. @Laurenignited   Lauren’s “Make it or Break it Year”---2016 Do you have the guts to exit the corporate world, uproot your life, and move across the country to launch full-time into your dreams? Lauren explains how she formulated a plan, a back-up plan, and manipulated her savings and support system to chase down her dreams as she moved from Houston to Chicago. TWEET:  2016 was my “Primer Year.” Can #2017 be yours? @Laurenignited #Goals    GUEST RECOMMENDATION:  Do the things you are most passionate about Lauren, who is NOT a “foodie,” decided to fuel her passion for local restaurants by highlighting and comparing the local food scenes of Houston and Chicago. She explains how her passion led to her podcast, Chefs Coast to Coast. Her other endeavors include Betsy Bash, inspired by her grandmothers, through which she helps clients with social media strategies. As if she doesn’t have enough to do, Lauren also runs Lauren Ignited, her “lifestyle magazine for culturally curious.” Whew! This is ONE BUSY LADY—and she’s not done yet! Lauren gives us just a hint at some of her big plans for 2017. TWEET: Go into the #communities that make sense to you----and #thrive. @Laurenignited   OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [2:43] Does Lauren have a favorite country? She explains why she loved the whole globetrotting experience [4:30] Why Lauren found life in the US a difficult adaptation to make after life in India [6:05] Lauren’s school and career background: why it wasn’t fulfilling her creative side [7:40] Working full-time in IT and part-time for Radio Disney, then making the move to start Betsy Bash and Lauren Ignited [11:07] Checking in with yourself in those “freak-out” moments [12:30] Lauren’s many endeavors, starting with her passion for the local restaurant scene differences between Houston and Chicago—Who knew? [16:50] Looking for the best taco in Texas? Tune into Lauren’s “Tacos of Texas” podcast episode [17:28] Why a podcast about food? [19:25] Passion projects and income providers [22:30] Betsy Bash: Who is she? Is she a real person? [26:35] Keeping up with it all and being present [27:20] Lauren’s offerings to clients and social media advice [28:30] How to choose the right social media outlet for you and your business [31:00] Why you should claim your name on each new social media channel right away! [32:45] Lauren’s plans for 2017 [34:28] An actionable step that Lauren would tell someone who is chasing their dream? Really spend time building your business plan   RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Lauren on Twitter Lauren on Facebook Lauren on Instagram Website: www.laurenignited.com Website: www.betsybash.com Podcast: Chefs Coast to Coast Podcast    TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET:  This is one of those things that I can’t NOT do. @Laurenignited #BeYourOwnBoss TWEET:  My #goal is to have the #income of a 9-5 #salary, from my own #business. @Laurenignited  TWEET:  You can’t make the #jump without a #plan——and #savings. @Laurenignited #BeYourOwnBoss  

Team GFB Radio
Episode 52 – Year 1 Extravaganza

Team GFB Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 7, 2015


Well, fifty-two episodes later here we are. Did we have some laughs? Absolutely. Did you hurt Dave’s feelings? You betcha. Is Darryl glad he left Chicago? Who can say? To celebrate the first year of the show we pulled out all the stops. We revisited every bit (we could remember) and did them once more … Continue reading Episode 52 – Year 1 Extravaganza The post Episode 52 – Year 1 Extravaganza appeared first on Team GFB Radio.

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An Hour With Your Ex
The Exorcist (1973)

An Hour With Your Ex

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 9, 2013 50:45


This week on An Hour With Your Ex podcast Mel Evans and Mark Colomb discuss William Friedkin's 1973 horror classic "The Exorcist." Is it the scariest movie of all time? Are we the best lightly listened to podcast in Chicago? Who can say? Thanks for listening. Next week we head to the beach for "The Lost Boys." 

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Rock In My World
Friday Flashback - Creedence Clearwater Revivial

Rock In My World

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 29, 2008 2:18


This week's Democratic National Convention has been boring the hell out of me striking up my enthusiasm for the November election. Doesn't it just get your blood pumping, like back in the good old days of the 1968 convention in Chicago? Who needs Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin? We've got three guys with guns, drugs, and walkie talkies, who have the Feds looking into an Obama assassination plot. We've got thousands in a stadium being entertained by the likes of Stevie Wonder! It's just not that popular to put out a good old-fashioned protest song these days. Sure, there are some, but they never seem to get airplay or become hit singles. The kids are more interested in hearing about a chick kissing a girl or about David Archuleta's crush. Protest songs? We don't need no stinkin' protest songs! HAH! I'm flashing back to a fine, angry protest song from Creedence Clearwater Revival. Take that, young people!