Podcasts about Metro Chicago

What the Rabbis Know That I Never Learned in Church is an eye-opening examination of what Chris-tians can learn about God from the ones who call Him Adonai. Author Chaim Bentorah has spentforty years talking with, learning from, and studying with rabbis in order that Christians can experi-ence the Bible through a new lens. One of the key lessons he learned along the way? There are alwaysnew insights awaiting us in Scripture:“Rabbis have taught me that even though the Word of God is inspired, it has many layers of understanding.It is a miracle that humanity has a book that speaks to us all.”By unearthing historical and cultural contexts, introducing age-old concepts not often seen in mod-ern Christian sermons, and digging into the original Greek and Hebrew languages and their sub-tleties, readers will learn more about the God of the Bible and the language in it by the people whospend their lives studying it.Bentorah's book will inspire readers to break the invisible boundaries we set for ourselves and pas-sionately seek to uncover more and more of God's boundless wisdom. Chaim Bentorah Chaim Bentorah has a B.A. in Jewish Studies from the Moody Bible Institute, an M.A. in Old Testament and Hebrew from the Denver Seminary and a PhD in Biblical Archaeology. He taught Classical Hebrew and Old Testament for thirteen years at World Harvest Bible College and Modern Hebrew at the Christian Center High School. Chaim Bentorah is presently teaching Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek to lay Christian leaders and pastors in the Metro Chicago area as well as holding Saturday meetups at a local cafe in Oak Park, Illinois. He writes daily word studies on his blog at www.chaimbentorah.com. He speaks to church and para church groups about the nature and means of studying the Old Testament in the Original Hebrew. He is convinced that any Christian no matter their age, educational background or abilities can study the Word of God in the original languages using the resources that are available today online and through electronic media. He conducts classes in how to use these resources to their full advantage.WebsiteFacebook

Unlock unlimited CEUs in the Safeopedia Community and attend exclusive live events, like our community meetups, along with your pass to our annual online safety conference, Safety Connect where you can earn another 2+ CEUs! All for just $197 annually!Join the Movement ➡️ https://members.safeopedia.comThe Uncertainty of show for January 2025 will be on Safety in Law Enforcement. Instead of a live session, it's a podcast that Gary Wong recently recorded with Nancy Hess.Nancy and Gary are joined by Lou Hayes to talk about his law enforcement experiences in Metro Chicago and the uncertainties that police officers face in their line of duty.What parallels are there between enforcing criminal and civilian laws that define public safety and dealing with safety laws, regulations, standards that define worker safety?Do workers understand what situations safety rules must not be broken?Do they understand when rules may be bent because they sense danger may emerge if they don't adapt?Enjoy listening to: Adaptive Thinking and Leadership in Policing

This time of year is known as the "Season of Giving" and it is tradition for WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore to sit down with local charities to discuss the state of charitable organizations in Chicago. Joining this week's program are Sean Garrett, CEO of United Way of Metro Chicago, & Angela Hurlock, the CEO of Claretian Associates and Interim CEO of the Chicago Housing Authority.

When the young Zion, Ill., band Local H shrunk from four members to two, leader Scott Lucas decided he liked the guitar-and-drums attack and has stuck with it for more than 30 years. Local H has had its moments of popularity (the 1996 album As Good As Dead and single “Bound for the Floor”), critical triumphs that fell short commercially (1998's dazzling concept album Pack Up the Cats) and subsequent albums that showcase Lucas' smart, melodic songwriting, his formidable vocal and guitar chops, and the duo's ferocious interplay. Local H is marking the 20th anniversary of Whatever Happened to P.J. Soles?, the album that Lucas thinks best represents him, with deluxe rereleases and shows, including the tour finale Oct. 16 at Metro Chicago. The previous evening Lucas is premiering his hybrid Local H concert film Lifers at Chicago's Music Box Theatre. The ever-thoughtful Lucas has much to say about bands, labels, maintaining a vision and the meaning of success.

  All Favorites tonight!  Genres are Punk, New Wave, Ska and R&BHere's the Playlist:Favorite Thing The ReplacementsNot Ready For Prime Time: Live At Cabaret Metro Chicago IL, January 11, 1986The Brothels Rancid B Sides And C SidesCou...

Jill Hopkins is the Director of Civic Events and New Media for Metro Chicago and Gman Tavern in Chicago. She's served as the host of several podcasts, including Making Beyonce for WBEZ and The Opus for the Consequence Podcast Network, and was a radio personality for CHIRP and Vocalo Radio for over ten years.`Tell Me What Happened features the music of Susan Salidor.More information about Susan Salidor can be found at her websiteGet Susan Salidor's One Little Act of Kindness Children's BookGet Susan Salidor's I've Got Peace in My Fingers Children's BookMore Information about other quality publications from our sponsor can be found on Sidelineinkpublishing.com

In this episode of Seeing Them Live, Charles welcomes accountant and live music enthusiast Steve Pothel, a prominent figure from Charles' book, "Ticket Stub Stories: A Memoir of Live Music." Joining them is co-host and producer Doug Florzak. Steve reminisces about his early concert experiences, correcting his memory about his first concert, which turned out to be The Cure's "Wish" tour followed by Lollapalooza ‘92 before U2's Zoo TV show. They discuss iconic venues like The World (now known by various names) and Alpine Valley, sharing stories from their concert adventures. Steve recalls a memorable moment during an Ice Cube performance at Lollapalooza involving a sod fight instigated by the rapper, creating an unforgettable atmosphere.The conversation shifts to their DJing days at a bar called the Tender Trap, where Steve and Charles spun records for an alternative night. They reminisce about attending concerts together, including a memorable encounter with L7 at Lounge Axe, arranged through Louie, who happened to be related to the drummer. Steve also recounts their experiences at House of Blues shows, including a chaotic Danzig concert where the crowd was rowdy, and a Monster Magnet show where Louie's connection secured them access to the Foundation Room.They delve into their shared love for bands like The Psychedelic Furs and their numerous concert outings together, highlighting the influence of music on their lives and relationships. Reflecting on their concert experiences, they share anecdotes of meeting band members and navigating the vibrant Chicago music scene. Throughout the episode, Steve and Charles' passion for live music shines through, offering listeners a glimpse into their memorable concert journeys.Steve also reminisces about a memorable encounter at the Foundation Room, where he found himself chatting with members of Stabbing Westward and Monster Magnet. The lively atmosphere of the venue, complete with private rooms for bands and a third-floor balcony offering prime seating, sets the stage for unexpected interactions. Steve recounts how Monster Magnet's Phil reached out to invite Lisa, his girlfriend, to their show, ultimately sending a limo to pick her up from a wedding reception. Reflecting on past concerts, Steve shares his disappointing experiences at shows by System of a Down and The Killers, citing crowd behavior and sound quality as factors. Charles joins the conversation, recalling their shared love for live music and their experiences attending concerts together, including memorable shows by the Psychedelic Furs. The discussion turns somber as they remember Mars Williams, the saxophonist for the Psychedelic Furs, who passed away after battling cancer. Despite the loss, they cherish the memories of his electrifying performances.BANDS:Adele, Alanis Morissette, Cypress Hill, Harry Styles, House of Pain, Ice Cube, Imagine Dragons, Jesus and Mary Chain, Joan Jett, Journey, Korn, L7, Led Zeppelin II, Liquid Soul, Lush, Metric, Ministry, Monster Magnet, Monster Magnet, Pearl Jam, Porno for Pyros, Psychedelic Furs, Rage Against the Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers, REM, Smashing Pumpkins, Soundgarden, Stabbing Westward, Stabbing Westward, Stone Temple Pilots, System of a Down, Temple of the Dog, The Cult, The Cult, The Cure, The Cure, The Killers, The Psychedelic Furs, Two Ton Boa, U2, Wetleg.VENUES:Alpine Valley (East Troy, Wisconsin), Aragon Ballroom (Chicago, Illinois), Chastain Park (Atlanta, Georgia), House of Blues (Chicago, Illinois), Lounge Axe (Chicago, Illinois), The Congress (Chicago, Illinois), The Metro (Chicago, Illinois), The World Music Theatre (Tinley Park, Illinois). PATREON:https://www.patreon.com/SeeingThemLivePlease help us defer the cost of producing this podcast by making a donation on Patreon.WEBSITE:https://seeingthemlive.com/Visit the Seeing Them Live website for bonus materials including the show blog, resource links for concert buffs, photos, materials related to our episodes, and our Ticket Stub Museum.INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/seeingthemlive/FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550090670708

On this week's pod, we talk with Chicago act Motel Breakfast about their upcoming LP, I Promise I'm Having Fun. We also talk about their Midwest emo sound, moving (not fully) away from banjos, a secret Irish project and more. Watch the interview too over on our YouTube channel. ______CHECK OUT MOTEL BREAKFAST:Insta | Twitter | TikTok | Site | Music______Make Me A Fan Spotify PlaylistCheck out our Spotify playlist for all of our upcoming episodes, so you can see if you'll become a fan yourself (if you aren't already) of these artists we're going through.EMO SOCIAL PATREONIf you're looking for more content from us, subscribe to our Patreon FOR FREE or, if you want a lil' more access, it's only $1/month as we restart it! This includes content left on the cutting room floor, full interviews and more.______Join the club!Twitch: https://emosocialclub.tvDiscord: https://emosocial.club/discordTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@xemosocialclubxTwitter: https://emosocial.club/twitterInstagram: https://emosocial.club/instagramYoutube: https://emosocial.club/youtubeFacebook: https://emosocial.club/facebook  Follow us!Brian: @spookypants1Lizzie: @bordenbathory

Have you ever faced challenges in the marketplace that tested your values? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders dives into the impact of overcoming obstacles and maintaining integrity in the business world. Joined by guest Aaron Caid, Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer at Christian Community Credit Union, they explore the intersection of faith and finance, ethical decision-making, and the importance of aligning financial practices with personal beliefs. If you're intrigued by the idea of living out your faith in the workplace and are curious about a financial institution driven by faith-based stewardship, this episode is a must-listen.""True stewardship aligns our financial lives with our faith." - Aaron Caid Access all show and episode resources HEREAbout Our Guest:Aaron Caid is the senior vice president and chief marketing officer at Christian Community Credit Union, with over two decades of extensive experience in digital transformation and brand loyalty. His professional background includes roles at prestigious institutions such as Citibank, JPMorgan Chase, and the YMCA of Metro Chicago. Aaron is dedicated to helping Christ followers align their financial lives with their faith to embody true stewardship, and he is deeply committed to living out his faith in the workplace. Reasons to Listen: 1. Gain insights on aligning your financial life with your faith, learn from Aaron Caid's experience in digital transformation and brand loyalty, and explore the impact of strong spiritual partnerships in the workplace.2. Discover the unique approach of a faith-based credit union, with a focus on affordable financing for churches and ministries, transparent financial products, and a commitment to stewarding God's resources.3. Hear firsthand accounts of career transitions in the financial industry, the value of ethical decision-making, and the impact of passion and faith on shaping professional roles, making this episode relevant for anyone navigating work and faith integration.Episode Resources:Website: Christian Community Credit Union website (mycccu.com)LinkedIn profile: Aaron Caid's LinkedIn profile for questions and information about Christian Community Credit UnionResources for Leaders from Tim Winders & SGC:

On this week's episode of Score Values, Alex Kuhn chats with Dr. Carla Beatrici the Vice President of Clinical Programs for Smart Love Family Services & Jeremy Foster, The President & CEO of Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Metropolitain Chicago.

Laura Saltzman, the senior policy analyst with Access Living of Metro Chicago, joins Lisa Dent to discuss why individuals who use wheelchairs and other mobility aids say it's difficult to use the city's sidewalks when large amounts of snow hit the area, and why there’s a need for a city sidewalk snow removal program. Follow […]

Steve Grzanich has the business news of the day with the Wintrust Business Minute. The latest home price data for Chicago is out. Prices came in flat during October in Chicago but the greater metro area saw an increase. The nine-county metro area median price went up 5.8% to $317,500 compared to a year ago. […]

 It's the 115th Wine Episode (ignore that first 1)Here's the Playlist:Mexican Wine Fountains Of Wayne Welcome Interstate ManagersSuggested by BoydSomebody Like Me Ramones Subterranean Jungle Son Of Wino George Carlin FM & AMThe Crusher (Live a...

In this episode, host Taylor Karg is joined by Brandon Davis, VP of Brand Engagement for YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago, and Wes McChristian, Kentico Practice Director at Americaneagle.com. They discuss the development redesign project for the Y's website, new marketing initiatives that sparked after the launch, and more. The YMCA's mission has always been to empower individuals with social guidance and personal development. For over 165 years, the YMCA has created environments where community members belong and where all people can be nurtured and supported. This podcast is brought to you by Americaneagle.com Studios. Connect with: Modern Marketing Messages: Website // Twitter // Instagram // Facebook // YouTube Taylor Karg: LinkedIn Wes McChristian: LinkedIn Brandon Davis: LinkedIn Resources: YMCA of Metro Chicago Website

Quinn comes to you LIVE for the event of the year - The Sixth Annual Beantown Podcast Pledge Drive Telethon Fundraiser, in which we raise money for the United Way of Metro Chicago. This show has it all - Mythological Place Power Rankings, Musical Interludes, video conferencing trivia, Tulsi Gabbard, and messages from the Ghost of Togo. It's 2.5+ hours of laughs, heart, and questionable audio quality. Like and subscribe!

No guest this week, just FOB reacts! Chicago house hold name Fall Out Boy are back with a new single, new era and of course...that includes new commentary takes. We talk about the music video, what we expect with this upcoming album and more.______ESC'S BANGERZ ONLY POTW: None this week because Lizzie is in Vegas & unable to record/edit to the extent this needs! Back next week but still check out the updated list, below:Check out these & other bangers on our weekly Spotify playlist.______EMO SOCIAL MERCH SALEIt's prime layering season, club! So make sure you get some discounted Sun's Out, Stay Inside & Emo Social Nu-Metal tanks in our store!Thanks to our designer Joey Resko for our designs.Join the club!Twitch: https://emosocialclub.tvDiscord: https://emosocial.club/discordTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@xemosocialclubxTwitter: https://emosocial.club/twitterInstagram: https://emosocial.club/instagramYoutube: https://emosocial.club/youtubeFacebook: https://emosocial.club/facebook  Follow us!Brian: @spookypants1Lizzie: @bordenbathory

It's the holidays. We're off of work. We're recording in the middle of a blizzard. We're keeping it really loose this week. Brandon was lucky enough to go to the Freddie Gibbs concert at the Metro Chicago this week, so along with a review of Ab-Souls Herbert. Last episode of the year so get cozy and enjoy! FOLLOW US: INSTAGRAM- @the_unpaid_nobodies TWITTER- @unpaidnobodies SNAPCHAT- unpaidnobodies CONTACT US: TheUnpaidNobodies@gmail.com Brandon: Twitter - @TonyFugazi Instagram - brandonscavone Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/user/3hq3hnl07yk6np95pmijslvgn?si=c0360416ebaf4e04 Purvis: Twitter - @sumn_simple Instagram - sumn_simple Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/user/1280124514?si=19356165562246a2 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unpaid-nobodies/message

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Are you now, or have you ever been disabled? That's not a trick question. Artist, art therapist, and disability activist Bri Beck asserts that disability exists along a complex spectrum –– visible, hidden, physical, developmental, temporary, persistent, evident at birth, resulting from trauma –– rather than a simple binary. And yet… Even with close proximity to it, so much uneasiness surrounds disability and those for whom it is a fact of life. So, what's up with our everyday ableism, especially in therapeutic spaces? "There's always a very strange weirdness, and I find, at least in my experience, that it's like, people are trying to show you, 'I'm cool with this. I'm gonna make sure you know I'm fine!'" says Bri, who lives with pseudoachondroplasia, a form of dwarfism.  Bri navigates a world where well-meaning folks can quickly cross the line. "As somebody that's apparently, outwardly, disabled, I have people touch me all the time, strangers that just don't know me, and that's so much, like, boundary-crossing." Bri's experiences don't end with touching. They often include a blatant disregard for her agency. Out-maneuvering such ableism is exhausting, says Bri, and puts me in mind of the tiresome intent of "good white people." Both broadcast their opposition to -isms through actions or language so beyond what is necessary that their efforts* become caricatures of authentic human interaction. *Insert face-palm here because we can all recall a situation (or many) in which we've overcompensated for our discomfort in exactly the same cringe-worthy manner. GUEST BIO Bri Beck is a disabled art therapist and disability arts and culture maker. Bri sees individuals in private practice and also works part-time with Access Living of Metro Chicago, where she facilitates the peer wellness program. For full show notes, resources, and links to connect with our guest, visit: https://www.headhearttherapy.com/podcast *** Conversations with a Wounded Healer is a proud member of @mhnrnetwork. Let's be friends! You can find me in the following places... Website: www.headhearttherapy.com/podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WoundedHealr/ https://www.facebook.com/HeadHeartTherapy/ Instagram: @headhearttherapy Twitter: @WoundedHealr @HeadHeart_Chi

La chanteuse de Fleetwood Mac, Stevie Nicks, dévoile un nouveau titre, une reprise de "For What It's Worth", écrit par Stephen Stills en 1966. Weezer poursuit sa série d'EP ‘'SZNZ'' avec cette fois-ci ‘'Autumn'', avec un premier titre a été dévoilé en live chez Jimmy Kimmel et s'intitule "What Happens After You". Au beau milieu du podcast ‘'Broken Record'' du producteur Rick Rubin, Neil Young est intervenu dans la conversation entre Rubin et Jack White. Les Smashing Pumpkins ont interprété leur nouveau titre "Empires" lors d'un concert au Metro à Chicago qui figurera sur le prochain album ‘'Atum'' qui sortira le 21 avril 2023. Garbage a annoncé un nouveau best-of intitulé ‘'Anthology'', qui couvrira la carrière complète du groupe le long de 35 titres sélectionnés qui arriveront le 28 octobre, a déclaré la chanteuse Shirley Manson dans un communiqué. La setlist de la tournée de retrouvailles de Roxy Music ( Bryan Ferry, Andy Mackay, Phil Manzanera et Paul Thompson) vient d'être partagée en ligne. --- Classic 21 vous informe des dernières actualités du rock, en Belgique et partout ailleurs. Le Journal du Rock, chaque jour à 7h30 et 18h30.

Earlier this year, LanzaTech CEO Jennifer Holmgren welcomed Dorri McWhorter — now CEO & President of YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago — for a conversation on the CarbonSmart podcast. We learned about her journey to transform the YWCA of Metro Chicago to a 21st century social enterprise — including her changemaking focus on environmental justice and formation of an ETF for women's empowerment. (Reposted Episode)

In this bonus podcast Jim interviews hip hop artist Matt Muse and Greg pays tribute to three music world luminaries who recently passed. Buy tickets for Love & Nappyness 12/17 at Metro Chicago: https://bit.ly/3dQP4Bg  Become a member on Patreon: https://bit.ly/3slWZvc Send us a Voice Memo: https://bit.ly/2RyD5Ah Join our Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/3sivr9T

Leaders are responsible for advancing equity and inclusion as core values in their organizations. In this episode, Associate Deans Bernie Banks and Minya Nance from the Kellogg School of Management and Dorri McWhorter, CEO of the YMCA of Metro Chicago, offer frameworks, ideas and perspectives for leading change and building inclusive cultures. 

Wepa! I'm Marina. I am a technologist, mom, podcast host, leadership coach, cruciverbalist and aquarian. ;) UNBOSSED is “Stories of Amazing Women in Chicago”. If you are a new listener to UNBOSSED, we would love to hear from you. Please visit our Contact Page and let us know how we can help you today! Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marina-malaguti In this episode: I interviewed Dorri McWhorter,President and CEO at YMCA of Metro Chicago. Dorri joined the YMCA in August 2021. Before serving at the Y, Dorri joined YWCA Metropolitan Chicago in March 2013 and has led the organization's transformation to a social enterprise, including the YWCA's expansion of digital services with the launch of YShop.org (e-commerce platform), womenshealthexchange.org (health insurance and information) and the MPWR, pronounced “empower”, mobile app (community engagement). Dorri leverages her large-scale change experience from working over 20 years in management consulting to the work that the YWCA does to create social change. Dorri lead the process for the YWCA to develop an exchange traded fund (ETF) for women's empowerment (NYSE: WOMN) in partnership with Impact Shares, which is the first non-profit investment advisor to develop an ETF product. Dorri was included in the inaugural list of “The Blue Network”, comprised of the top 100 innovators in Chicago, by Chicago Tribune's Blue Sky Innovation and is a 2019 Inductee in the Chicago Innovation Hall of Fame. Dorri serves on the Board of Directors for William Blair Funds and Skyway Concession Company (Chicago Skyway), and Lifeway Foods, Inc. Dorri co-chairs the Advisory Board for First Women's Bank (in formation). McWhorter's civic and philanthropic leadership includes the board of directors for the Chicago Center for Arts and Technology, 1871 (Technology Business Accelerator), Civic Consulting Alliance, and the Civic Federation. Dorri is also a member of the Illinois Charitable Trust Board. McWhorter received a bachelor of business administration degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a master of business administration degree from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management and an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Lake Forest College. Memorable Quotes: You cannot separate the numbers (or budget) from the narrative (or strategy) Useful Links and Resources: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dorrimcwhorter/ https://www.ymcachicago.org/ Follow UNBOSSED Podcast Anchor: https://anchor.fm/marina-malaguti Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDTz6_FepG04QTs1BjFLBjw/ Spotify: https://lnkd.in/eUhfH8E Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/e7cWtBv Google Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/enjChPt Audible: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/cea4c49e-6c7e-4dab-833e-eb57d204c493 Substack: https://thechicagowoman.substack.com/ And all others… --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marina-malaguti/support

Some venues are implementing stricter COVID protocols as the Delta variant continues to surge across the U.S.

Bill Cisar left his career working as an associate at a boutique firm to establish his own practice as an expert in formation of private foundations and other exempt entities, opening this option up even for small businesses or lesser established clients. In this episode, Bill talks about the importance of making legal needs available to everyone, including small businesses and individuals and the greatest benefit of making a private foundation: the potential for legacy-building and ownership. He also discusses simple but utterly helpful technological advances that the system has had that will make your career certainly less of a hassle. Listen in if you want to know all about these things, and about when and why you should recommend building a private foundation to your client.  Timestamps:Making private foundations for individuals and small businesses (1:35)Large foundations vs small foundations - the imbalance of (8:59)Benefits, limitations and the nitty-gritty of building a private foundation(14:14)New technological updates that will make lawyering more hassle-free (32:23) Quote:“...You want to have this name, recognition and purpose, to keep moving forward. And that, I have found in my practice, is the number one driver for individuals”“ So you know, the tax benefits are there, the deductions are there, which is fantastic. It's not as great as just donating off to a public charity, but I think the retainment of the control is really what entices people”“I would like to see attorney public reputation improved…we've got to find a way to be more client oriented… do a better job acting as counselors as opposed to just random suits that are there to draft the documents and send it out. ” Hubbard Street Consulting LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bill-cisar-680b66a1/ BILL CISAR, Owner of Hubbard Street Consulting Bill is the owner of Hubbard Street Consulting, he opened his own solo practice in 2019 and he specializes in small business matters, estate planning, contract and non-profit formation and governance. One of the cornerstones of his practice is the formation of private foundations and other exempt entities and 1023 for charitable and estate planning purposes. He has acted as second chair at Cisar & Mrofka, Ltd., held a leadership role in drafting pleadings for the defense in a civil litigation controversy involving claims of promissory estoppel, fraud, breach of contract, equitable estoppel, third party beneficiary liability, and failure to file a mechanic's lien. He has also incorporated and maintained small businesses for clients with an emphasis on limiting tax liability.The YMCA of Metro Chicago Associate Board recognizes Bill as an Associate Board Member. He participates in volunteer events and supports them in fundraising initiatives at Metro Chicago.  Get the full transcription of this episode of The 1958 Lawyer:https://otter.ai/u/v0BssPOzx1SKDiIbLq2t52xihJc Have comments, questions, or concerns? Contact us at feedback@1958lawyer.com

To Mobility and Beyond – The Importance of Accessible Pedestrian Signals and How to Obtain Them Through Litigation Join Chris Bell, J.D., Janet Barlow, COMS, Lori Scharff, and Torie Atkinson from Disability Rights Advocates as they discuss the importance of accessible Pedestrian Signals (APSs) to our safety and mobility and how to use litigation under the ADA and Section 504 to compel public agencies to install them on a systemic basis. Current litigation brought by ACB of NY and ACB of Metro Chicago  are also discussed as examples of what may be accomplished using the courts to advocate for APSs in your area. Sponsored by the ACB Environmental Access and Transportation Committees

Alberta L. Johnson, MBA, MPA  is an HR and DEI consultant.  She served as the head of human resources for a non-profit organization where she played a key role in executive management and directed overall operations for human resources, including diversity and inclusion, talent management, employee engagement, performance management, training & development and compliance. Alberta has a wealth of experience in diversity & inclusion, human resources and supplier diversity. She has served as a consultant in various industries as a subject matter expert. Alberta previously served as HR & Diversity Consultant for the YMCA of the USA and as Director of Employee Relations/Diversity & Inclusion for the YMCA of Metro Chicago. Alberta served in various leadership roles and departments for the City of Chicago for 10 years where she played a key role in supporting Diversity & Inclusion/Supplier Diversity initiatives. Alberta was recognized in 2015 by Latino Leaders magazine as a Chicago Future Leader. In 2014, she was recognized by Diversity MBA magazine as one of the top 100 under 50 diversity leaders and in 2012 by the Metropolitan Leadership Institute as a new and upcoming leader. She currently serves as the Director of Diversity for IL SHRM, as board member for University of Illinois at Chicago Children's Hospital, Friends of Pediatrics and as council member for the Diversity Council of United Way of Metropolitan Chicago. She previously served on the Board of Directors for Chicago SHRM (2015-2017), Chicago International Charter Schools (2011-2017) and the National Society of Hispanic MBAs (2012- 2014).

It takes a lot to go Uphill in Chicago, but this week’s guest has it all figured out.This episode the Gearbuds welcome our newest buddy Kevin Tabisz to the squad, a Chicago-based musician, studio-owner at Uphill Recording Services, and all around good dude. We get into his history, becoming a true gear nerd, acquiring celebrity owned vintage Gibsons, growing up with The Fireside as your dad, hanging up on Steve Albini phonecalls, carrying a Neotek console into an attic, and even some positive lockdown takeaways.Also discussed: Phoebe Bridgers turning bad into good, Metro Chicago selling an NFT, updated Craigslist drama, Talkbox talk, getting to work with Sonarworks and Earthworks (thanks Stinger), Izzy Stradlin, and trolling for strange.Play the drums (not the cymbals) and **** open hi-hats.

March of 1992 was somewhat of a breakthrough for Pearl Jam. After returning from a successful tour overseas featuring memorable shows in Germany and Amsterdam, they found themselves in a major spotlight getting the call to perform on MTV's Unplugged. Although it wouldn't premiere for 2 months, the band's rise was imminent and their popularity in America had grew exponentially from the time they left. This show at The Cabaret Metro in Chicago, as documented in the Let's Play Two documentary, was important for so many reasons. Not only was it a hometown show for both Ed and The Smashing Pumpkins who acted as the opening act, it was a platform where they had to prove that they belonged up on that stage headlining these clubs shows and even bigger shows to come. The guys from U2 were there that night to scout them to be an opening act for what would be the Italian run of the Zooropa tour. Everything seemed to be falling into place at the time. This performance is classic 1992. You have some improvs, including Rockin' In The Free World played on the spot due to a drum issue, great performances of Ten songs and an encore where they shared the stage with the Pumpkins saluting them in their hometown. Like what you're listening to? Help support the show! We're 10 patrons away from reaching our goal! http://patreon.com/liveon4legs

A venture led by the sons of White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf is looking to buy a non-controlling share of the MLB franchise. Reporter Danny Ecker joins host Amy Guth to explain why it could add a new wrinkle to the team's complex ownership structure. Plus: CDC issued guidance for what fully inoculated people can safely do, retailers jump ship at Water Tower Place as owner sets a new course, Chicago lures a life sciences startup from Southern California and United Way of Metro Chicago gets $250,000 pledge as it kicks off next phase of COVID relief.

I got to talk with Mister Mogan Brown-- longtime music pal and tour manager of Dogwood. He was also Stage manager at Metro Chicago for a spell, and he has held various other jobs in the music industry. Get this: he grew up in Salem, OR on Dogwood Street! Random coincidence. Hear us talk about movies, French Onion Soup, beer pairings, and a dream concert lineup... Song at the end: Frank Turner covering Bad Religion's "My Poor Friend Me" (Originally a song from Recipe for Hate, done for their Germs of Perfection comp album.) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/familycast/message

In this episode, Upasna talks to Josh Simmons (he/him), an AmeriCorps Member at United Way of Metro Chicago. They discuss internalized whiteness, the difference between fetishization and preference, and Josh's experience as a Black man on a PWI campus. Josh also shares insight on the importance of finding and knowing yourself. You can follow Josh on Twitter (@Prince_Joshi23) or Instagram (@prince_joshiii). 

COLD WAVES is proud to announce a Virtual Weekend of Activities, September 18-20, to be streamed @ twitch.tv/coldwaves2020 The Event is FREE To Attend, With Opportunities For Donations. Full Programming Details Coming Thursday September 10 As requested: The COLD WAVES “Lost Weekend” Compilation Album, featuring A Cover Of The Cure’s “Burn” By Stabbing Westward & Many Other Festival Alums, as a full album download + very limited CD pressing in line with past volumes, will be available starting September 17! Proceeds Will Benefit Metro Chicago Staff, Darkest Before Dawn, and other local charitable operations. The 3-day event will feature several hours of programming nightly starting at 7:00 pm CT and will include NEW exclusive content, rare and unseen live video performances, artist-driven auction items, special guest appearances, DJ sets and other surprises. Some of the performers scheduled to participate include Meat Beat Manifesto, The Young Gods, Chris Connelly, Ash Code, Severed Heads, Paul Barker and many more. The event is FREE to attend, with opportunities for fan donations and Cold Waves merchandise packages. Full details will be revealed Thursday September 10. For now, the virtual weekend activities will be organized as follows: Friday, September 18: Kick-Off Party Saturday, September 19: The Main Event Sunday, September 20: Closing Ceremonies For even more details, tune in to the “Car Con Carne” show with James VanOsdol on Thursday, September 10 at www.carconcarne.com for a live chat. In addition to special auctions and rare band merchandise for sale throughout the weekend, COLD WAVES will release an exclusive limited-edition compilation album with 15 tracks and remixes from festival alumni, including a cover of The Cure’s hit “Burn” (from The Crow soundtrack) by Stabbing Westward (courtesy of COP International). The album will have a limited CD pressing and will be available on the COLD WAVES website and the Cracknation Records Bandcamp page. Proceeds from all sales will be donated to a GoFundMe set up for the staff of Metro Chicago as well as the Darkest Before Dawn charity, providing support to the nightlife communities. A donation button will also be available throughout the streaming activities for those that wish to donate further.

Mark Hammerstrom (AKA Hammer) spent the first 18 years of his life in Metro Chicago with Summer trips to Florida to spend time with his grandparents. His grandparents happened to be friends with the charismatic and longtime manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Tommy Lasorda. As you'll hear, Mark has fond memories of Coach Lasorda. After high school, Mark went from the Chicago area to Georgia Southern University, causing a certain degree of culture shock. After college, one of his first jobs was working for the cleverly named Bankers' Bank in Atlanta. As a massive lover of sports, Mark has always been a hockey fan. Amazingly, he started playing in his forties and loves every minute on the ice. Mark and his wife drove 8+ hours from Atlanta to hang out with Paul and his wife. During that visit, we had a chance sit down and record this conversation.

The United Way of Metro Chicago has always had a mission to help the people and the neighborhoods most in need. But as racial tensions and civil unrest hit those very neighborhoods, Sean Garrett saw the needs increase, but so did the support they received.

The United Way of Metro Chicago has always had a mission to help the people and the neighborhoods most in need. But as racial tensions and civil unrest hit those very neighborhoods, Sean Garrett saw the needs increase, but so did the support they received.

https://www.nivassoc.org/ The Club welcomes Brett Crawford, Social Media Director for Metro Chicago, SmartBar and GMen Tavern. Brett is leading the charge for independent venues in Chicago as part of NIVA and CIVL, two groups asking for financial support from both Federal and State politicians in the time of the pandemic.Find out more:https://www.nivassoc.org/https://www.civlchicago.com/Join the club!Youtube: http://bit.ly/2ShQhVeTwitch: http://bit.ly/2BHLZBnDiscord: https://discord.gg/Qw7cHWMFacebook: http://bit.ly/2TVWrfkTwitter: http://bit.ly/2DS1bx9Instagram: http://bit.ly/2TY8wReFollow us!Brian: @spookypants1 http://bit.ly/2PZxPUNLizzie: @bordenbathory http://bit.ly/2E4SUXt

As we dive into the 3rd message of the "Covered" series, Richard is joined by Mentor & Friend Greg Armstrong. Greg is the lead pastor at Renew Church in Metro Chicago area. Richard & Greg dig deep into the reality that God has not forgotten about us during this COVID19 situation. They discuss how this is a real feeling for so many people around the world. This message is full of faith, encouragement & perspective. Tune and listen to this amazing message. There's also a special treat at the end as we drop pastor Greg's latest song "Great Is The Name" with his group @RenewCollective --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/richard-l-taylor-jr/support

In Part 3 (of 3) of ForumNation's first episode, host Dave Biemesderfer interviews Daranee Petsod. For more than three decades, Daranee has devoted her career to fighting for justice and equity for immigrants, refugees and asylum-seekers, working primarily in the philanthropic sector. She has worked for such philanthropic organizations as the Sophia Fund, the United Way of Metro Chicago and the Field Foundation if Illinois. Since 1998, she has served as President of Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees (GCIR), an influential national network of funders dedicated to uplifting the contributions and addressing the needs of our country's immigrant and refugee populations. Daranee explains to Dave how her experience as a young immigrant from Thailand has shaped her career work as a bridge-builder, what it's been like for GCIR to be thrust into the frontlines of our country's immigration debate, and how surfing has helped her manage the stresses of her work. For more information about ForumNation, visit www.unitedphilforum.org/forumnation.

In Part 2 (of 3) of ForumNation's first episode, host Dave Biemesderfer interviews Daranee Petsod. For more than three decades, Daranee has devoted her career to fighting for justice and equity for immigrants, refugees and asylum-seekers, working primarily in the philanthropic sector. She has worked for such philanthropic organizations as the Sophia Fund, the United Way of Metro Chicago and the Field Foundation if Illinois. Since 1998, she has served as President of Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees (GCIR), an influential national network of funders dedicated to uplifting the contributions and addressing the needs of our country's immigrant and refugee populations. Daranee explains to Dave how her experience as a young immigrant from Thailand has shaped her career work as a bridge-builder, what it's been like for GCIR to be thrust into the frontlines of our country's immigration debate, and how surfing has helped her manage the stresses of her work. For more information about ForumNation, visit www.unitedphilforum.org/forumnation.

In Part 1 (of 3) of ForumNation's first episode, host Dave Biemesderfer interviews Daranee Petsod. For more than three decades, Daranee has devoted her career to fighting for justice and equity for immigrants, refugees and asylum-seekers, working primarily in the philanthropic sector. She has worked for such philanthropic organizations as the Sophia Fund, the United Way of Metro Chicago and the Field Foundation if Illinois. Since 1998, she has served as President of Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees (GCIR), an influential national network of funders dedicated to uplifting the contributions and addressing the needs of our country's immigrant and refugee populations. Daranee explains to Dave how her experience as a young immigrant from Thailand has shaped her career work as a bridge-builder, what it's been like for GCIR to be thrust into the frontlines of our country's immigration debate, and how surfing has helped her manage the stresses of her work. For more information about ForumNation, visit www.unitedphilforum.org/forumnation.

This month's episode, titled "You Are Not Alone”, features interviews with the following Hope for the Day's Partners - Big Brothers Big Sisters Chicago, Center on Halsted, and Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance of Greater Chicago (aka DBSA).Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago is an affiliate of the oldest, most respected mentoring organization in the United States. They are a mission-driven, performance-based organization that is professionally managed and provides high-quality 1:1 mentoring services to over 2,100 children in Metro Chicago and their families across four counties: Cook, DuPage and Lake Counties in Illinois and Indiana.Center on Halsted is the Midwest's most comprehensive community center dedicated to advancing community and securing the health and well-being of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) people of Chicagoland. More than 1,000 community members visit the Center every day, located in the heart of Chicago's Lakeview Neighborhood.The Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance - Greater Chicago (DBSA-GC) is a self-help organization offering support and education to those with mood disorders, their families, and friends. They are a local chapter of DBSA, which is a national organization with hundreds of affiliates across the US, Canada, and now, Mexico, Brazil, China, and Singapore.The Conversations Cafe is a monthly live podcast recording at Sip of Hope Coffee Bar featuring education and open forum dialogue on the intersections of Mental Health within our communities. This education programming is brought to you by Hope For the Day with support from our partners in prevention, The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention of Illinois, Banyan Treatment Center, and Janssen.Join the conversation. We are in this together.Anthologies / Rick Osowski / Hope for the Dayhttps://www.auxchicago.com/anthologies-of-hopehttps://www.anthologiesofhope.com/https://www.instagram.com/anthologiesofhope/https://www.facebook.com/anthologiesofhope/https://www.instagram.com/rosowski/https://www.hftd.org/https://www.instagram.com/hopefortheday/https://www.facebook.com/hopefortheday/https://sipofhope.com/https://www.instagram.com/sipofhope/https://www.facebook.com/sipofhope

It is widely known that heart disease still remains the leading cause of death in both men and women, but did you know that up to 80 percent of heart disease is preventable? Lisa Hinton, the Executive Director of American Heart Association’s Metro Chicago joins us in this week’s episode to talk about this non-profit organization’s combat against cardiovascular diseases and stroke through public health advocacy and education. Possessing a leadership role, Lisa Hinton is a strong believer that the best leaders do not focus on the things people can do for them, but what they can do to serve the people. She also brings attention to the fact that Chicago has the largest life expectancy gap in the country, and touches on how we can decrease this gap through research based solutions and treatments. Tune in to learn more about Lisa Hinton’s distinct leadership approach, and the initiatives she takes to make a collective impact on the health of our communities. . . . . With over 14 years of non-profit fundraising and management experience, Lisa Hinton dedicates herself to oversee fundraising and community engagement activities, as the Executive Director of American Heath Association’s Metro Chicago. Receiving her Bachelors in Health and Sport Studies from Miami University (OH), and her Masters in Non-Profit Management from DePaul University, Lisa was always passionate about working towards causes that advocate for the betterment of public health. Continuing this vision, she worked with several organizations such as National Multiple Sclerosis Society, and The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, where she supervised and managed teams and fundraising staff. Lisa believes that we should focus on improving external factors that affect health such as economic stability, access to healthcare, and the opportunity to obtain proper education.

Interview with Charles Cohen/ Organization’s Name: Metro Chicago Hillel/ Organization’s Mission: Hillel’s mission is to enrich the lives of Jewish undergraduate and graduate students so that they may enrich the Jewish people and the world./ Organization’s Website: www.metrochicagohillel.org

Interview with Charles Cohen/ Organization’s Name: Metro Chicago Hillel/ Organization’s Mission: Hillel's mission is to enrich the lives of Jewish undergraduate and graduate students so that they may enrich the Jewish people and the world./ Organization’s Website: www.metrochicagohillel.org

Rory O'Donnell joins Julian, Mike and Sasha for a doubled up episode of DYBE?. Rory and Mike become momomaniacs after seeing Deerhunter at Metro Chicago and everyone remenisces about their first epxerience at the very same venue! Recommendations:  "Acid King" by Malibu Ken "Miami" by Cate le Bon "Bajas Rajas" by Bitchin Bajas "Try To Disappear" by Baroness  Theme by MODAFF. Check out modaff.bandcamp.com to buy their good musics.

Our wrestling guys from That's So Braven are in Metro Chicago all weekend long for Starrcast, and we started things off with a bang with independent wrestling and podcast king Colt Cabana.  Colt is All In in the Over-the-Budget Battle Royal on WGN America at 6 p.m. EST. We had a little fun interview with him as Friday's festivities kicked off.  Colt Cabana | Free Listening on SoundCloud

This episode is a re-broadcast of the Top Note Sessions interview I had with Metro Chicago owner Joe Shanahan and rock legend Henry Rollins in February of 2015.

For the start of Season Two, Don gets stories from the great history of Metro Chicago from owner/founder Joe Shanahan about The Ramones, Joe Strummer, and Prince.

Today we're speaking with Jose Rico, SVP of Community Impact at the United Way of Metropolitan Chicago. Jose leads the organization’s community impact work in education, income, health and basic needs support. He also stewards its Neighborhood Network model of delivering highly coordinated and concentrated services in underserved communities. Prior to the United Way, Jose served as the Executive Director of the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanics where he planned policy, strategic initiatives, outreach, and communications for President Obama’s education agenda in the Latino community.

Today's episode features double bassist Trevor Jones. It actually amazes me that this is the first time that Trevor has been on the podcast. Trevor kind of does it all: he studied classical bass with Rob Kassinger at DePaul University but got a music education degree as well He has played for years in the rock band Molehill but also maintains a full-time performing schedule as a theater musician, and he has a salaried double bass teaching job at Illinois Wesleyan University as well. About Trevor: Based in Chicago, independent artist Trevor Jones works in a variety of musical settings. He performs with regional orchestras throughout the Midwest including the Elgin Symphony and is a substitute with the Grant Park Orchestra. He has also recorded for Realize Records on Chris Bruni’s album Watch Me Burn and Kate Quinby's album Tribute To Water and has co-written and recorded two albums: Tin God and Equinox with his Chicago-based alternative rock group Molehill. Trevor is the upright and electric bassist at The Marriott Theatre in Lincolnshire, IL and his credits include Jeff®-Award Winning Musical Hero that was premiered in the Summer of 2012 and reprised in 2014 at Asolo Repertory Theatre in Sarasota, FL. For the Glory with music Tony Award® nominee Frank Wildhorn (Jekyll and Hyde, The Scarlet Pimpernel), Battlecry by Paul Bogaev (Aida, Spiderman). and the World Premiere of October Sky. While growing up in Gettysburg, PA Trevor studied double bass with Duane Botterbusch of the Harrisburg Symphony, and continued with Andrew Kohn of the Pittsburgh Opera at West Virginia University. In 2009 he completed his Master’s degree at DePaul University where he studied with Rob Kassinger of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. While studying at DePaul, Trevor performed with the Civic Orchestra of Chicago and the DePaul Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Cliff Colnot. Trevor earned his Bachelor’s degree in Music Education at West Virginia University. Trevor performs with the Chicago-based rock act Molehill. Molehill headlines some of Chicago’s most prominent venues and tours throughout the country. Highlights include appearances at CBS Studio Chicago, Metro (Chicago), Summerfest and SXSW. Their song “The Repeating” charted in the Top 10 of the KKBB Speciality Charts in 2015. Trevor has won an ASCAP+ Award for his songwriting for Molehill. Trevor is in demand as an educator in the Chicago area and maintains a studio at Midwest Young Artists , the preeminent youth music program in the Midwest. In addition to teaching at MYA, Trevor is also the Instructor of Double Bass at Illinois Wesleyan University at DePaul University where he teaches String Pedagogy.

Tuesday, November 18, 2014 Transit-oriented development (TOD) is defined by the Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) of Northeastern Illinois as moderate to high-density, mixed-use communities generally located within a half-mile radius (10-minute walk) of a rail or bus station designed to maximize walkability and transit access. Interest in TOD is driven by its ability to reduce traffic congestion; changing demographics; and a desire to live in mixed-use, sustainable, and walkable communities accessible to transit. In this program, Heather Tabbert, AICP, and Tony Manno, both from the RTA, discuss how the Community Planning program has transformed over the years in response to the needs of communities, the results of a recent survey of TOD residents, and case studies of several diverse communities from throughout the region that have taken TOD planning from vision to reality.

Four hosts from four different podcasts come together to discuss the new MacSpecialist Apple Reseller in the Metro Chicago area. Kevin Shea of the MacSpecialist Podcast, Guy Serle of The MyMac Podcast, and John Nemo of AppMinute join TechFan host Tim Robertson for a fun episode.

p> This week as part of our anniversary calibrations we have Reverend Larry L. Greenfield (IM) executive Minister of American Baptist Churches of Metro Chicago speaking to us. Reverend Greenfield uses as the bases of his text Mark 10:17-24. Reverend Greenfield reminds us that as humans we can not alone enter the dominion of God, it is only though God can this be possible. In this reading Mark relates how Jesus showed his disciples the difficulty a man would have trying to enter the dominion of God, and what a man should do to see that God would make this possible. Thanks to everyone listening to our podcast. Please drop us a Note at fbcpreacher@fbcpreacher.com or submit your comments here on the web page about anything you might hear in this ministry. We enjoy hearing your comments about our ministry or anything you might think of to improve this ministry. Again thank you all for listening and have a blessed week from the pastoral and technical staff at First Baptist Church of Chicago.