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A late-night barn fire in unincorporated McHenry County claimed the lives of six horses and drew a large mutual aid response from area fire departments.

A late-night barn fire in unincorporated McHenry County claimed the lives of six horses and drew a large mutual aid response from area fire departments.

A late-night barn fire in unincorporated McHenry County claimed the lives of six horses and drew a large mutual aid response from area fire departments.

In this episode, the boys welcome special guest Cesar Popoca, a local Chicago EDM DJ, while sipping on the smooth Whiskey Smash. They take a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about the greatest party McHenry County ever saw in 2015. Cesar gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the wild nightlife of a club DJ, from crazy crowds to late-night chaos. Plus, the boys play it cool after spotting a famous comedian at the bar. All this and so much more in another episode packed with stories, laughs, and late-night vibes!

The North Dakota Department of Agriculture has recently received confirmation of the presence of highly pathogenic avian influenza in three sites: a backyard chicken flock in McHenry County, a commercial turkey flock in Ransom County and a backyard mixed flock in Bottineau County. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

VP of Public and Board Relations of the BBB Tom Johnson joins Bob Sirott to talk about how much online shopping scams have increased in the last year. He also shares details about a phone scam warning from McHenry County and what you should know about utility scams.

Join Johnny Mac as he brings you five intriguing and positive news stories. From a unique half-house sale in California to a new world record cheese ball in Mexico, there's no shortage of fascinating updates. Hear about the successful rescue of a runaway bull in McHenry County, the development of a handheld bacteria detection device for wounds, and the maiden voyage of the world's largest wind-powered cargo ship. Plus, learn how you can enjoy more content commercial-free. Don't miss out on these noteworthy stories!00:00 Introduction and Today's Good News Stories00:12 Half a House for Half a Million00:36 World's Largest String Cheese Ball01:04 Escaped Black Angus Bull Captured01:44 New Bacteria Detection Method02:18 Wind-Powered Cargo Ship's Historic Voyage03:48 Conclusion and Additional ProgramsUnlock an ad-free podcast experience with Caloroga Shark Media! Get all our shows on any player you love, hassle free! For Apple users, hit the banner on your Apple podcasts app. For Spotify or other players, visit caloroga.com/plus. No plug-ins needed!  You also get the other shows on the network ad-free!  $4.99, a no brainer. This podcast supports Podcasting 2.0 if you'd like to support the show via value for value and stream some sats!

Pat Kenneally, McHenry County State’s Attorney, joins Lisa Dent to discuss his view that the SAFE-T Act is not working in McHenry County. Kenneally reviews data that shows the act has failed to deliver on its promise in McHenry County.

DWAYNE KENNEDY CO-HOSTING - Tammie Shered (Dem candidate for DeKalb County Circuit Court clerk) - Chris Kalapodis (Dem candidate for McHenry County coroner) Catch "Driving It Home with Patti Vasquez" weekdays from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Central on WCPT (heartlandsignal.com/wcpt820).

In this episode of Where Public Finance Works, we meet Kevin Bueso, Chief Financial Officer at the Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) of Northeastern Illinois. Kevin shares his inspiring journey from Honduras to leading finance operations at one of the country's largest transit oversight agencies. Join host Tyler Traudt as he explores Kevin's strategic initiatives to address the challenges of post-pandemic public transit, the ongoing fiscal cliff, and the role of technology in transforming operations. Kevin discusses the unique challenges the RTA faces as an oversight and funding agency for Chicago's vast transit system, and how coordination between the RTA and its sister agencies—CTA, Metra, and Pace—is essential for managing public transit services across the metropolitan area. Kevin also shares his approach to future-proofing his team, encouraging staff to continuously question their methods and think strategically about their roles. His leadership balances innovation with operational efficiency, offering valuable lessons for anyone in public finance, transportation, or leadership. Featured Guest  Kevin Bueso is the Chief Financial Officer and Senior Deputy Executive Director of Finance, Innovation, and Technology at the Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) of Northeastern Illinois. Kevin is responsible for overseeing the financial strategies and operations of the RTA, providing crucial leadership at a pivotal moment for the region's transit system. His areas of focus include financial planning, budgeting, treasury operations, IT strategy, and capital project management.  Before joining the RTA in 2023, Kevin served as Chief Financial Officer for McHenry County, where he contributed his expertise in strategic financial management, change management, and succession planning. His extensive background in local government finance spans roles such as Finance Director for the Village of Round Lake Beach and Assistant Director of Finance for the City of Waukegan, where he gained deep experience in fiscal oversight, budget development, and internal controls. Kevin holds both a Bachelor's and an MBA in Accounting & Finance from Roosevelt University. He is actively engaged with professional associations and was instrumental in establishing the Illinois Chapter of the Local Government Hispanic Network (LGHN). Fluent in Spanish and originally from Honduras, Kevin brings a unique and global perspective to his work in public finance. Episode Resources Earnings Credit Calculator for Treasury & Finance Teams Breaking Down the Math Behind Municipal Bonds A Treasurer's Guide to Understanding the Account Analysis Statement

In Episode 33 of The Chief Exchange, Alec Wons sits down with Sheriff Robb Tadelman of McHenry County, IL, to explore the role of leadership in law enforcement, especially during times of crisis. Sheriff Tadelman shares the importance of empathy in public safety, how police social workers are changing the game, and the impact of focusing on officer wellness. Tune in to hear how McHenry County has achieved a remarkable 72% decrease in recidivism rates and how promoting resilience in your department can lead to healthier, more effective teams.

For Kailyn Palomares's August visit to the Morning Show, we talk about the Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge - with acreage in both McHenry County, IL and Walworth County, WI - with Steve Byers, chair of the Friends of Hackmatack NWR, and Vince Mosca, VP and Senior Principal Ecologist for Hays & Associates, which does wetland and ecological assessment projects in Illinois and Wisconsin. They are engaged in a restoration project for the Hackmatack NWR.

Brett Kinney (board member)  and Laura Franz (executive director) from A Veterans Path to Hope chat with Joe And Tina about the services they provide for local veterans.  Everything from social services, counseling, help with housing, and so much more!  Brett is former Army and was a medic. He tells the story about losing friends abroad and here at home. He gets candid about his struggles before turning to the organization. He reached out three years ago for help and never looked back. If you or someone you know is in need of help as a veteran, please reach out. They have a motorcycle run on July 13 with the Mchenry VFW and a gala happening October 18 if you would like to support. Find them more on their social media or go to https://veteranspathtohope.org Joe and Tina are heard on Star 105.5 in McHenry County and the NW Burbs weekday mornings from 5A-10A Monday-Friday.

Episode Overview: In this powerful episode, Dr. Tony Ebel sits down with Nancy Monica, a fierce advocate in the epilepsy community who played a crucial role in helping Dr. Tony's son Oliver overcome his seizures. Nancy shares her emotional journey as a mother of a daughter with epilepsy and how it led her to become a driving force in connecting families with the right doctors and resources. Together, they discuss the importance of chiropractic care, finding the right medical team, and the potential for healing in even the most challenging cases.Key Topics Covered:00:06:37 - Nancy discusses her early experiences navigating the epilepsy world with limited information and resources.00:11:52 - Megan's severe allergic reaction to medications (Stevens Johnson Syndrome) and her road to recovery.00:14:39 - Nancy's initial skepticism about Dr. Tony's approach to treating epilepsy with chiropractic care.00:37:10 - The role of medications in epilepsy treatment and the importance of using them judiciously.00:40:57 - How neurologically-focused chiropractic care can help reduce the need for medications by addressing the root cause of seizures.00:44:42 - The safety and gentleness of pediatric chiropractic adjustments.00:49:44 - The impact of growing up with a sibling with special needs on Nancy's other daughters' career choices.00:56:26 - The importance of reaching parents of children with epilepsy and connecting them with the right resources.00:57:00 - The need for pediatric chiropractic care in every NICU and the steps required to make it a reality.Epilepsy Health Management:Rianne Rybinski, Executive Director 815 321-1287Nancy Monica Bio – In 1994 my 4th daughter was born, due to delivery complications, she began having seizures at 12 days of age.  This changed the life of our entire family.  I went from working at Motorola in Marketing, to a full on crusade to combat epilepsy.  I co-founded CURE, Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy, which has raised more than $1B to fund cutting edge research for epilepsy worldwide.  I served on several boards and committees including, Options & Advocacy, Families ETC., CDC Expert panel participant for the IDEA, NIH Benchmark Committee Member and Co-chair and founder of Advocates for Epilepsy.  Epilepsy has become a special interest of mine, due to being directly affected by this life robbing disorder with my daughter.In 1998 I began serving individuals in McHenry County with epilepsy.  In 2010, as the Director of Telehealth, I co-founded the first ever epilepsy telehealth program in the U.S. along with Marvin Rossi, MD., PhD., Epileptologist.  This unique model combined state-of-the art subspecialty medical care, mental health, pharmacist consultation and community based social services.   Data collected over this 10 period proved healthcare cost savings by reducing local emergency department visits.  This program was monitored by the CDC with hopes to replicate throughout the U.S.-- Follow us on Socials: Instagram: @pxdocs Facebook: Dr. Tony Ebel & The PX Docs Network Youtube: The PX Docs For more information, visit PXDocs.com to read informative articles about the power of Neurologically-Focused Chiropractic Care. To attend the next live Webinar: https://www.thepxdocs.com Find a PX Doc Office near me: PX DOCS Directory Subscribe, share, and stay tuned for more incredible episodes unpacking the power of Nervous System focused care for children!

Stephanie Essex joins Lisa Dent to tell her story of how someone posted her daughter’s prom picture online and altered the image into explicit content using artificial intelligence, and why it’s important for people to be fully aware of the dangers of people using AI for nefarious purposes. Follow The Lisa Dent Show on Twitter:Follow […]

Grab a hot dog for this one! I talk sports with John and get the history of the baseball tournament held every summer in McHenry County. Some pro players played in the tournament before making it to the big leagues. Find out who on the episode. Email the show at ⁠leftatthelightpod@gmail.com⁠ or  Text at 815-320-4495 "Left at the Light" Theme Written by Chris Riccardo riccardo.chris@gmail.com Chris Riccardo - Guitar, Handclaps, Percussion, Mandolin Jennifer Cundiff - Vocals Pea Munny - Bass, Percussion Recorded at Pea Munny Studios Special Thanks to our Sponsor McHenry County Living Subscribe to the Weekender to get all the happenings in the area

0:00 - BLM Brandon latest riff on “right-wing extremism” 11:56 - He gets to hit the hardwood!   Senior Brendon Savage   is back on the Hinsdale South Varsity BB team 29:24 - Birth of the censorship industrial complex 49:28 - Sports & Politics: Pre-adolescent Chiefs fan UPDATE 01:03:20 - Stan Veuger, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute:  Why Did America's Elite Keep Falling for Crypto Frauds? 01:15:46 - Is masturbating on the beach wrong? I've got to plead ignorance on this one 01:20:12 - Noted economist Stephen Moore on who's the biggest bonehead, KJP or Sec of Ed Miguel Cardona. Get more Steve @StephenMoore 01:35:37 - McHenry County State's Attorney, Patrick Kenneally, takes on the ‘Marijuana Moms' For more on Patrick's work for McHenry County mchenrycountyil.gov 01:53:46 - Alan Dershowitz, emeritus professor of law, Harvard Law School, previews his newest book  War Against the Jews: How to End Hamas Barbarism. His podcast “The Dershow”, can be found on Spotify, YouTube and iTunesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kyle Nabors and Steve Soucie get you ready for Week 8 while Michal Dwojak provides a CCL/ESCC update and Joe Stevenson checks in from McHenry County on the Friday Night Drive podcast.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3534096/advertisement

Michal Dwojak joins the show to discuss the Maine South investigation and preview Week 7 in the CCL/ESCC. Later, Joe Stevenson joins to talk McHenry County and Cary-Grove vs. Huntley.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3534096/advertisement

Kyle Nabors and Steve Soucie get you set for a busy Week 6. Michal Dwojak provides a CCL/ESCC update, and Joe Stevenson checks in from McHenry County.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3534096/advertisement

In a groundbreaking move, California is advancing the Right to Safety Amendment, a major initiative championed by Governor Gavin Newsom. The leftist activist group Shout Your Abortion has posted six billboards across Interstate 55, which spans through five strongly pro-life states. The first day of the new cashless bail system delivered “absurd” and “incoherent” results for deep blue Illinois as far as McHenry County state's attorney Patrick Kenneally is concerned. Illinois officials are investigating what appears to be a quadruple homicide in a small, quiet neighborhood outside of Chicago after police discovered the bodies of a family of four in their home. New York City is considering a measure that would essentially remove statues of Founding Fathers such as George Washington, all while facing a migrant crisis costing taxpayers billions. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) slammed President Joe Biden this week for failing to give his top challenger in the Democratic Party — Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — Secret Service protection after a man showed up at one of his campaign events with a loaded gun. President Joe Biden's Department of Justice faced backlash this week after a new report revealed that federal prosecutors have launched a criminal investigation into whether Tesla CEO Elon Musk — who is an opponent of the administration — may have received personal benefits from Tesla that the company failed to disclose.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michal Dwojak joins the show to talk the latest in the CCL/ESCC, Joe Stevenson checks in from McHenry County, and Kyle Nabors and Steve Soucie get you set for Week 5.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3534096/advertisement

Two persons of interest in the murders of four family members in their Romeoville home over the weekend were located Wednesday in Oklahoma. Also in the news: The Cook County Medical Examiner says a man found inside a Glenview home was stabbed to death; residents of Calumet City, Dolton and Burnham are continuing to mop up from severe rainfall on Sunday; and McHenry County's top prosecutor says the first day the State of Illinois went to a no-cash-bail system resulted in “absurd and incoherent” results.

Two persons of interest in the murders of four family members in their Romeoville home over the weekend were located Wednesday in Oklahoma. Also in the news: The Cook County Medical Examiner says a man found inside a Glenview home was stabbed to death; residents of Calumet City, Dolton and Burnham are continuing to mop up from severe rainfall on Sunday; and McHenry County's top prosecutor says the first day the State of Illinois went to a no-cash-bail system resulted in “absurd and incoherent” results.

Two persons of interest in the murders of four family members in their Romeoville home over the weekend were located Wednesday in Oklahoma. Also in the news: The Cook County Medical Examiner says a man found inside a Glenview home was stabbed to death; residents of Calumet City, Dolton and Burnham are continuing to mop up from severe rainfall on Sunday; and McHenry County's top prosecutor says the first day the State of Illinois went to a no-cash-bail system resulted in “absurd and incoherent” results.

From the archives, Nan Calvert co-hosts a program that focuses on one of the most amazing creatures on earth - the Dragonfly. Our special guest is Marla Garrison, a biologist who lives and works in McHenry County, Illinois .... and who is an expert on Dragonflies and Damselflies.

We recognize a Centennial Farm in Montgomery County with the Beeler family. We talk agritourism with Vern Stade in McHenry County. We visit with House Ag Committee member and Western Illinois Congressman Eric Sorenson.We preview a new market week with Eric Ralph from Commstock Investments.

Hosts Kyle Nabors and Steve Soucie preview an incredibly busy Week 2. Joe Stevenson joins the show to talk McHenry County football and Michal Dwojak breaks down the latest from the CCL/ESCC.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3534096/advertisement

In this special episode, aired during the Marython, Angela Tomlinson is joined by Mac Delozier, Chairman of the McHenry County Catholic Prayer Breakfast, who discusses the incredible benefits of attending the prayer breakfast. To purchase tickets for the next Prayer Breakfast on September 23rd, visit: http://www.mchenrycountycatholics.org/ To donate to WSFI for the Marython, visit https://wsficatholicradio.org/ or mail a check to P.O. Box 885, Libertyville, IL, 60048.

Orion Samuelson, a beloved voice to many WGN Radio listeners, joins Lisa Dent.

McHenry County in northern Illinois, is home to several great craft breweries, all of which you can check out on the McHenry Co. Craft Beverage Trail. This week we are visiting one of the two located in Woodstock IL, Kishwaukee Brewing, who recently won a silver medal for their Bufflehead Brown Ale at the 2023 World Beer Cup. Kishwaukee Brewing Co., is the pride of founders and owners, Dan and Cara Payson, and we visited with Dan and his head brewer, Mark Gres, to find out a little more about their success. Joining me for this interview was my co-host, Ken McMullen from Fox Republic Brewing, and we sample some of KBC's excellent brews while we find out more about this excellent craft brewery. Cheers!

On this date in 1900, a resident from McHenry County claimed there were millions to be made from running skunk farms. H.P. Johnson spoke most earnestly about the profitability of the smelly mammal. Mr. Johnson assured that the animal is “as clean and harmless as a kitten when reared in a proper manner.”

Meredith realizes where she met Sandie before, Jim didn't want to wear the weekend shirt, 'bigger is better', the special recipe, Sandie has her hands full, shout out to Catherine Brant for their logo creation, Jim went to an Air Supply concert and bought the t-shirt, no poppy seed buns, 12 year olds and younger can have ketchup on their hotdogs, Sandie has fresh steamed buns, the McHenry County food critic John Mueller, visited their trailer and gave them a great review, shout out to Sticker Dudes for the decals, 'we need bigger weiners', stealing electricityEmail sandiedoggs@gmail.com to book!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

I learn about Toby's Fund, a fund that is offered in McHenry County that I hadn't from before. Whatever your view is there's a lot good information in this episode. I hope that you'll give it a listen. "Left at the Light" Theme Written by Chris Riccardo riccardo.chris@gmail.com Chris Riccardo - Guitar, Handclaps, Percussion, Mandolin Jennifer Cundiff - Vocals Pea Munny - Bass, Percussion Recorded at Pea Munny Studios Special Thanks to our Sponsor McHenry County Living Subscribe to the Weekender to get all the happenings in the area

In 1908, a railroad station in McHenry County, North Dakota, was platted and incorporated. We know the town as Upham, located about 50 miles northeast of Minot. But, unlike many towns that were named for the founder or early settler, Upham was named in honor of geologist Warren Upham.

Also in the news: Winter weather advisory for Chicago area canceled for the rest of today; Republican party pushing officials to make McHenry County 'gun sanctuary'; Family of Rockford man whose body was stolen along with funeral home van furious and more.

Also in the news: Winter weather advisory for Chicago area canceled for the rest of today; Republican party pushing officials to make McHenry County 'gun sanctuary'; Family of Rockford man whose body was stolen along with funeral home van furious and more.

Also in the news: McHenry County creating new forensic technology lab; Free COVID-19 and flu vaccines available tomorrow at Kennedy King College; Shedd Aquarium rescued another otter - the third this month and more.

When Lisa Haderlein saw that Congressman Darin LaHood did not have an opponent in the 16th District Congressional race in Illinois, she wondered why? So, she contacted local Democratic party officials in the district and volunteered to be the candidate. A city council member in Harvard, Illinois, located in McHenry County. Lisa's background is in conservation where she has run a small non-profit organization dedicated to conservation. Naturally, one of the issues that drove her to run for Congress is the environment. In a conversation with WKEI however, Lisa stated that the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v Wade was also a deciding factor in her decision to run for office. You can find out about 16th District Congressional candidate, Democrat Lisa Haderlein in this Wake Up Tri-Counties conversation.

Joe Stevenson joins the show to discuss the latest news from the McHenry County area. Kyle Nabors and Steve Soucie run down their top games to watch for Week 3.

Laura Crain, drug free program coordinator at McHenry County Substance Abuse Coalition, joins Lisa Dent on Chicago’s Afternoon News to explain why there’s been a rise in fatal overdoses in McHenry County and how people can take action to prevent overdoses and related deaths. Follow Your Favorite Chicago’s Afternoon News Personalities on Twitter:Follow @LisaDentSpeaksFollow @SteveBertrand […]

Also in the news: CTA to hold listening sessions to allow customers to ask questions, give feedback; 3 IL residents convicted for lying on FOID card application; CTU wins ruling over dropping mask requirements at CPS and more.

Today on the show I talk with current APCO International President, Jason Kern. We discuss the current state of 911 Communications, wellness for 911 professionals, and what the future holds in the 911 world.  ABOUT JASON Jason Kern began his career in public safety in 1991 and is currently serving as the Executive Director of Southeast Emergency Communications (SEECOM) in Crystal Lake, Illinois. During nearly three decades as a tenured public safety professional, he has extensive experience in Law Enforcement, Fire/EMS, Emergency Management, and most notably 9-1-1 Communications. His notable certifications include APCO CPE, APCO RPL, NENA ENP and COM-L. He began his APCO membership in 1997 and has been extremely active in both chapter and national activities. As a member of the Illinois Chapter, Jason held numerous board positions over a 13-year tenure including two terms as Chapter President and nearly six years on the Executive Council. Additionally, he spent time as the chair of the IL Emergency Medical Dispatch Committee, a member of the IL Historical Committee and currently sits as a long-term member of the Legislative Committee. Over the last several years, the Legislative Committee has been successful in obtaining two surcharge increases, a NG9-1-1 and consolidation cost recovery bill, and currently is working towards introducing training standards language. In 2011, Illinois APCO awarded him with the Chapter Senior and Chapter Life distinctions. On the national side, he has been involved in a number of committees over the past 14 years such as Historical, Member & Chapter Services, Professional Development Events, Leadership Development, Finance & Budget, and Investment. Jason served APCO from 2013 thru 2016 as a Group Leader and from 2016 to 2019 as a representative to the Board of Directors in the North Central Region. He was presented with Senior Membership in 2018. Southeast Emergency Communications is a regional consolidated Emergency Communications Center located approximately 50 miles northwest of Chicago in McHenry County. They provide police, fire and medical services to over a dozen agencies in the area covering more than 100 square miles with a residential population of nearly 215,000. SEECOM is a partner with NCMEC's Missing Kids & 9-1-1 Readiness Project, an IAED Medical ACE Center and a two-time recipient of APCO's Agency Training Program Certification (P33). He is married to Miki-Kay and has a son Joseph. Away from the office Jason is an avid motorcycle rider, sports fan and travels extensively with the family. +++++ LEARN MORE ABOUT PTSD911 DOCUMENTARY: https://ptsd911movie.com/ https://www.instagram.com/ptsd911movie/ https://www.facebook.com/ptsd911movie/ https://twitter.com/ptsd911movie Watch the podcast on YouTube: https://youtu.be/XB5g5GpR8C4   SUPPORT THE FILM, MAKE A DONATION TO OUR FINISHING FUNDS CAMPAIGN:  https://fundthefirst.com/campaign/ptsd911-documentary-finishing-funds-apgixc   PTSD911 Presents is a production of ConjoStudios, LLC Host: Conrad Weaver Copyright ©2022 ConjoStudios, LLC  

In other news: An Aurora woman was found dead in her apartment and police have charged her son with first degree murder; Two men were killed in a drive-by shooting overnight on the West side; A person living in McHenry County appears to have monkeypox; and much more. 

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In this episode I talk to Chef Will at Below Zero. Below Zero is a maker of soft serve machine that you can mix with any type of alcohol. You can find it at a bunch of different places around McHenry County and I highly recommend you try it. Give the episode a listen and find out how they do and where you can try it. "Left at the Light" Theme Written by Chris Riccardo riccardo.chris@gmail.com Chris Riccardo - Guitar, Handclaps, Percussion, Mandolin Jennifer Cundiff - Vocals Pea Munny - Bass, Percussion Recorded at Pea Munny Studios Special Thanks to our Sponsor McHenry County Living Subscribe to the Weekender to get all the happenings in the area

Hey Ardent Clients! My name's Mike Spagnola, and I own Outwork Fitness, a small personal training gym in Cary. We've been helping McHenry County get strong, happy, and healthy for over 10 years now. I count Chase as one of my good friends, colleagues in the industry, and, honestly, one of a very small handful of gym owners in the area that I love collaborating with. You've been served tremendously at Ardent, and I know transitioning gyms can suck. I also know that a smooth transition to continue your fitness and, more importantly, your journey toward self improvement, was and is the biggest variable in Chase's decision. I want to make the transition as easy as humanly possible. Before January 15th, any Ardent client who emails me to begin at Outwork will get a free one on one training session, a goal setting session, and 25% off their first month (one week free!). That's it. Super simple. No big push. No crazy sales. We do great work, and we know you're coming from a great gym. Let's keep the ball rolling together. I can't wait to meet you. -Mike Spagnola Outwork Fitness mike@outworkfitnesscary.com PS: email me directly, or if you prefer text, 224.888.3590 works as well. I want to personally talk to each and every Ardent client and make sure i'm doing right by you, and candidly, by Chase, as we transition you to become an Outworker.

Bonus episode!  I talk to one of the authors of "Who Killed Kelsey?" and CASA of McHenry County.  In the first half Britten tells me about her experience as a reporter and about how she followed the story that eventually led to the book.  Then in the second half of the episode Becky tells me about what CASA is and how it is there to help children with a vision of getting kids back to the parent.  This is a special episode and I'm excited to bring both of these stories to you.   Britten has commited to donating $5 to CASA of McHenry County for every book purchased from now until January 31st.  Get a signed copy of the book here ---> "Who Killed Kelsey?" By: Britten Follet and Cherokee Ballard For more information on CASA please visit them here ---> CASA of McHenry County or Email them at info@casamchenrycounty.org "Left at the Light" Theme Written by Chris Riccardo riccardo.chris@gmail.com Chris Riccardo - Guitar, Handclaps, Percussion, Mandolin Jennifer Cundiff - Vocals Pea Munny - Bass, Percussion Recorded at Pea Munny Studios Special Thanks to our Sponsor McHenry County Living Subscribe to the Weekender to get all the happenings in the area #CASAofmchenrycounty #smaillbusiness #localauthor #shoplocal #locallyowned #whokilledkelsey? #localpodcast