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Move aside, Mark Lewisohn. It's SPIZERTIME. That's right. At long last, the Beatles have announced a new 8 LP box set of the U.S. Beatles records they're (dubiously) calling "The Beatles: 1964 Albums in Mono". T.J.'s first phone call was to the Venture at North Ave. and Kostner to pre-order his box set. His next call was to his doctor, to address a sudden and impolite-to-discuss medical condition lasting longer than 4 hours. #ringthebonephone And his third (and arguably most important) call was to his pal Tony so they could compare their hopes and dreams for the impending November release. [Editor's note: T.J. impending release joke #REDACTED] They also cover the truly pressing questions, like:

Thomas Angsten, a wrestling coach and Driver’s Ed teacher at Taft High School, joins Lisa Dent to talk about how he got a chance to fly with the Blue Angels. The Chicago Air & Water Show is this weekend, August 10 & 11 at North Ave. Beach and along the Lakefront. Follow The Lisa Dent […]

Film historian and Rondo award-winning author Justin Humphreys (George Pal: Man of Tomorrow) guests for a stellar 1950s drive-in double feature, Vincente Minnelli's Some Came Running and Don Siegel's The Lineup, which played at the North Ave. Drive-in April 17, 1959. Topics include Vincente Minnelli's Chicago roots, adapting a book to the scene, Dean Martin's best acting roles, Don Siegel's style, auteurs of the 1950s, and more Chicago history than you'll know what to do with.

In this episode of This Bites, Tarik and Ann share details on Saffron's new menu, the big changes coming to North Ave Market in Milwaukee. They also recap the latest episode of Top Chef!Produced and edited by Kim Shine

Today I am joined by Liset Adkins.  Liset was born and raised in Chicago and is proud to be the daughter of Guatemalan immigrants. She is a wife, mother and co-owner of Café Calidá, a coffee shop located in the same neighborhood she was raised in, Humboldt Park Chicago. Owning a business in Humboldt Park has been extremely rewarding and yet surreal, as she never imagined it to be possible. Tune in to learn more about Liset's journey! Follow Café Calidá Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cafecalida Address: 3455 W. North Ave, Chicago, IL Follow Werk Mija: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/werkmija/  TikTok: @werkmija Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/werkmija Website: https://www.werkmija.com Buy Me Cafecito (CLICK HERE): Allow me to continue creating content for our comunidad. Your contribution will allow The Werk Mija Podcast to invest in equipment for production and allow us to hire support to help us continue creating content and a safe space in media for Latinas. 

Show #239 - Chime in on the Long Underwear Poll, give your 2 cents worth in the comments about the North Avenue Planter Fracus, learn about the Koozie Shout Out and much more this week with Sven JK, and Tony! The Milwaukee Minute (or 5) Amanda Huff at Linnemans (Saw Sig!) - https://amandahuff.bandcamp.com/ North Ave Planter Fracus Shiverwest24 - 341 interested/71 going - weather is looking good! - https://www.facebook.com/events/1425685318046217/ Jonas' Birthday Bash at Tonic  Talkin' Schmack Long Underwear Poll with shorts under or not - Leave thoughts in the comments section of the show notes. Call 717-727-2453 and let us know how you do it. We will include responses in our next show. Rebranding the Fat-bike YouTube Channel No stuff since 2017 Over 1800 subscribers  New stuff coming Jack the Bike Rack - https://wholegraincycles.com/ Glove Quick Review Like Somas? The Riff gets an update. - https://somafab.blogspot.com/2024/01/our-riff-hardtail-frame-gets-overdue.html Bad Ass! Stooge Dirt Tracker - http://stoogecycles.co.uk/product/dirt-tracker/  Graphene-based batteries = fireproof? - https://electrek.co/2024/01/16/get-ready-american-made-fireproof-electric-bike-batteries-are-coming/ R/C and Bike Guys? Stevil Reemer   https://www.outsideonline.com/adventure-travel/destinations/north-america/aquarius-trail-utah/ 30% off Van's All-Weather MTE Shoe Booties - I did a quick check and they are going fast!-  https://www.vans.com/en-us/categories/all-weather-mte-c5015 Jonas's B-day Party at Tonic Koozie Shout Out Milwaukee Polka Riot WMSE Founders Send us Koosies and we may give you a shout out Show Beer -  Distihl from down that way in Normal, IL Easy Haze® IPA - India Pale Ale This easy-drinking hazy ipa features a smooth melody of bright citrus, tropical & pine notes from citra, summit, simcoe & cascade hops to provide fresh, juicy flavor and a refreshing way to take it easy. Year-round release. 5% ABV Touch of Haze IPA  resonates with big additions of Mosaic and Cascade hops harmonized with the smooth mouthfeel of flaked oats, for a mellow, juicy and hazy IPA that really strikes a chord. Cheers! 7.3% Call-in Studio Show Guest -   Stuff for sale on Facebook Marketplace Call-in to 717-727-2453 and leave us a message about how cycling is making your life better! Tony's Rushmore Calendar JK's Rushmore Calendar Shit Worth Doin' Snow Crown Race Series FAT CAMP - February 3 - Reforestation Camp - Suamico, WI US Fat Bike Open - February 10 - Green Bay Country Club - Green Bay, WI UP Fatbike Series  Even though we haven't been graced by a good snow yet, fatbike racing is just around the corner! We already have the schedule set, so we wanted to share that with you: February 4th - Heikki Lunta (Negaunee) February 25th - Heartwood Hustle Mar 17th - Ride the Ridge  Bikes! Large Schlick Cycles APe for aggressive fatbiking - Purple. Possibly the last APe! Definitely the last Teesdale-built APe! Large Schlick Cycles 29+ Custom Build - Black Medium Schlick Cycles 29+ Custom Build - Orange Wu-Tang Singlespeed from State Bicycles Large Schlick Cycles Tatanka, Orange. Wyatt Medium Fatbike - Custom Powdercoat  Schlick Fatbikes A bunch of Schlick Growler (Zen Bicycle Fabrications AR 45) frames for custom builds. 29+ Schlick Cycles frames for custom builds Contact info@everydaycycles.com Call-in to 717-727-2453 and leave us a message about how cycling is making your life better! Disclosure: Some of the links on this page may be affiliate links. Clicking these and making a purchase will directly support Full Spectrum Cycling. Thanks!

The Business of Sports Minute is presented by Southern Company Myles Collins, Georgia Tech Senior Track & Field and Cross-Country Runner, joined Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino to talk about the 23rd Annual Michael Isenhour Toy Drive this Saturday Nov 25th taking place before the Georgia/Georgia Tech Game. Toy donations will be accepted at select stadium gates and Helluva Block PArty on North Ave from 3:30p until Kickoff (7:30p). For more info please click here 23rd Michael Isenhour Toy DriveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MeVa Transit's six highest bus ridership routes will be running two hours later starting tomorrow thanks, in part, to a $56 million statewide budget increase for regional transit authorities.MeVa Transit Administrator Noah Berger, a recent guest on WHAV's “Win for Breakfast” program, said he also has more drivers, helping support extended hours.“With our September schedule, we'll be extending service on six routes, including two in Haverhill, to 9 at night. One of the areas we've heard about from our riders, and community groups in general, is that we stop running too early. We stop at 6 in Haverhill and 7 in Lawrence, and life just doesn't stop at 6 or 7 o'clock at night,” he said.Berger went on to explain a couple of the routes that will see extended service.“We targeted routes that will get people back from the plazas, that's where folks are working. The routes in Haverhill that will run until 9 o'clock is the 1 that connects Haverhill and Lawrence as well as the Loop, but also the 13 that goes Main Street, North Ave. and then hits Stateline Plaza and then the Walmart in Plaistow,” he added.In addition, the new schedule covers route 2, which connects Lawrence with Andover via South Broadway; route 9, which connects Lawrence with North Andover via Phillips Street; route 10, which connects Lawrence with Methuen via Broadway; and route 24, which connects Lawrence with Lowell via Route 110. Buses depart from MeVa's transportation centers at John J. Buckley Transportation Center in Lawrence and Haverhill's Washington Square at 8 and 9 p.m., returning by 10 p.m.Berger thanked the area's legislative delegation for including increased transportation spending in the new state budget. Berger says the state's 15 regional transit authorities had been “level funded” for the past six years. MeVa is currently not charging passengers for bus service. He added more changes will be coming.“We're working to add back Sunday service on high volume routes. It won't necessarily be the same routes that we talked about for extending service because the demand is a little bit different on Sundays that it might be extending it into the evening. Obviously some of them will be the same. I think you can pretty much guarantee that The 1 will be running on Sundays, but we are still working that out. That would be for our January schedule. So just a preview of coming attractions,” Berger added.In a separate statement, MeVa Chief Communications Officer Niorka Mendez said, “for a long time, riders and community groups have been asking us for later evening service and we've been listening. We are thrilled to be able to put this new funding to work to provide the service our community needs and deserves.”There's more schedule information at mevatransit.com.Support the show

So if you're looking for a conversation about development you might want to find yourself by the Pool at the Maryland Party at the ICSC Conference in Las Vegas Nevada. Rev. Al and I couldn't be more pleased to have the opportunity to catch up with Mark Renbaum, a friend, and a man on a mission to bring a Transit Oriented Development to Lutherville, Maryland.  Mark's firm owns the old Caldor site and is looking to redevelop that site as a transit oriented residential and commercial developement. He's also developing in the City with David Bramble at Northwood Plaza adjacent to Morgan plus he's involved in the redevelopment of Madison Park at the 800 Block of North Ave, a place that hasn't been invested in for too long.  Mark takes the community approach, he understands that the community needs to be involved and he is working with them on prioritizing green space in Lutherville and delivering the ammenities that support a strong community.  Look at the transformation of Northwood by two of Baltimore's best  developers, a once blighted property now thriving with great retailers and a new grocery store for the community and it has all the amenties that the Morgan students want. Lutherville is next and the investment in that property is going take the value from 9 million to over 200 million dollars.  The taxpayers paid for the light rail a long time ago, we should be maximizing it's use, this development improves the ROI for taxpayers and we all agree that we should be maximizing transit oriented development where ever we can.  This is Holy work and Rev Al says Mark is a Holy man!  Come along for this lesson in development, he really is one of Baltimore's best.  Thanks Mark for coming on to talk about your work and this incredible development in Lutherville, we can wait to see it when it's done!  

Welcome to the Truth in This Art. I'm your host, Rob Lee, and today I'm honored to be in conversation with Jordan Levine, a Baltimore-based designer, illustrator, and the founder/CEO of Wonderbooks Tools For Wonderers - Timeless Notebooks for a Range of Purposes. Please welcome Jordan Levine.Thank you for joining me today, Jordan. In this episode, we will explore Jordan's background and creative journey as an illustrator. We will touch upon the following points: Jordan's background and how he discovered his passion for illustration and design. The realization of wanting to pursue a creative path and the factors that influenced this decision. Jordan's favorite artists and the individuals who have inspired his work. The development of his artistic skills and the steps he took to establish a career in art. The influences that shape Jordan's work, including custom lettering and illustration styles. Join us as we dive into the world of design, illustration, and the founding of Wonderbooks with Jordan Levine. Gain insights into his creative process, inspirations, and the keys to success in the industry.

We sat down with LVRN signee North Ave Jax and discussed creating a new sound with legendary producer Jetsonmade, blowing up out of Vermont, legal troubles with sampling, and more!FOLLOW North Ave Jax:https://instagram.com/northavejaxFOLLOW One More Time:https://www.instagram.com/onemoretimecasthttps://www.tiktok.com/@onemoretimecastBUY Producer Tees:https://www.h3nrywitha3.com/shop

The Weekend Whassup for Friday, 4/14/2023! The Point keeps you connected to the top 16 things happening around Sheboygan! Shout out to the other radio station that uses this events list word for word. Thanks for listening! The Sheboygan County Home Builders Association presents their annual Home Expo this weekend (Fri/Sat/Sun) at Lakers Ice Center in Sheboygan. Meet with builders, designers, and product representatives! https://schba.org/event?s=2023-home-expo-and-job-fair-event-2022-04-14  There's a pop-up Earth Day Beach cleanup event today (Friday) from 2-4 at King Park Beach in Sheboygan. Please come if you can help out! https://bit.ly/3ZPfmt6  To commemorate the tragedy that occurred 111 years ago today, (Friday) April 14th, The Weill Center in Downtown Sheboygan presents the showing of the classic movie, Titanic on the big screen at 6:30! (PG-13) https://wxerfm.com/events/366270/  The Howards Grove Education Foundation presents: Ted Oliver Productions: Dueling Pianos! Tonight (Friday) at the Howards Grove Center For The Arts. Heavy appetizers and a cash bar! Silent and live auction too! Doors at 6:30pm, Show at 8:00! https://www.hgcenterforthearts.org/upcoming-events  It's movie night at the Aviation Heritage Center at the Sheboygan County Airport, tonight (Friday) at 7. "Devotion" is a film inspired by the true story of the first African-American Naval aviator during the Korean War. Popcorn and soft drinks are available. http://www.ahcw.org/movie-nights.html  Cooper Elementary in Sheboygan is hosting their Annual Spring Vendor & Craft Fair tomorrow (Saturday) from 9-2. 33 amazing booths! https://www.facebook.com/events/1107216826613165  The SCIO Winter Farmers Market happens the first and third Saturdays of the month from 9-Noon, at First Congregational Church UCC. Help support the local farmers who provide fresh produce, meat, eggs, honey and more! https://www.sheboygancountyinterfaith.org/winter-farmers-market/   The Four of a Kind Men's Softball Brat Fry is tomorrow (Saturday) at Ranieri's Four of a Kind Bar & Grill in Sheboygan. Brats, burgers, beer, raffles & more! https://www.facebook.com/events/238895665154858  There's a Spring Craft and Vendor Fair at Random Lake High School tomorrow (Saturday) from 9-3. Over 50 vendors! Raffles and concessions too! https://www.facebook.com/events/886960909097942  Pink Heals of Sheboygan County Presents a Dueling Pianos comedy and entertainment show fundraiser tomorrow, (Saturday) at 5 at The Village At 170. Just $20. https://wxerfm.com/events/366275/   The Rotary Club of Plymouth presents Comedy Night tomorrow (Saturday) night at Generations in Plymouth. The Plymouth High School Jolly Pranksters will open for national stand-up comedian John Beehner! https://www.facebook.com/events/593163402734570  Covering more than 40 songs in an exciting and fast-paced show, Wisconsin Singers highlight some of the music industry's greatest artists on stage tomorrow (Saturday) night at Oostburg High School. https://www.facebook.com/events/1266554067282570  The Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra Presents Remembering the Holocaust, Featuring the SSO String Quartet, the Sheboygan Symphony Chorus and the Sheboygan Symphony Chamber Singers In honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day (April 17th) at Congregation Beth El on North Ave. in Sheboygan. https://bit.ly/3mjJyif  The Town of Sheboygan Fire Department invites you to their fundraising brat fry Sunday from 10-6. https://www.facebook.com/events/2841732545958856 The MSA Brat Fry and Car Show is Sunday from 11-4 at Racer's Hall in Plymouth. Raffles, 50/50 and more! https://www.facebook.com/events/546632857538682  Sheboygan Falls Girl Scout Troop 8595 invites you to a Brat Fry & Bake Sale at The Pig in Falls, Sunday from 11-3! https://www.facebook.com/events/548029440790313 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lieutenant David Haynes, a police officer who works on the North Side of the city, makes his weekly visit to the WGN Radio studios and the Bob Sirott Morning Show. Lt. Haynes, who co-authored “The Beat Cop's Guide to Chicago Eats,” reviews The Onion Roll. Located at 6935 W. North Ave. in Oak Park, they are […]

Lieutenant David Haynes, a police officer who works on the North Side of the city, makes his weekly visit to the WGN Radio studios and the Bob Sirott Morning Show. Lt. Haynes, who co-authored “The Beat Cop's Guide to Chicago Eats,” reviews Helfeld’s Deli. Located at 1750 W. North Ave. in Chicago, they are known for […]

Welcome to the first SGV Connect Podcast of 2021. In this week's episode, Kris speaks with Alhambra Mayor Sasha Renée Pérez before Kris and Damien give a preview of what to look forward to in 2021. On November 3rd, 2020, Sasha Renée Pérez was elected to Alhambra’s City Council. Because she beat the incumbent Mayor, she took over her predecessor’s term as mayor making her at 28 years old the youngest female mayor in San Gabriel Valley history. In addition, she’s also the youngest woman to serve in the city’s history. Pérez ran on a progressive platform, touting complete streets, including preventive measures to traffic safety such as bike lanes and speed bumps; pushing for renters protections and policies that prevent displacement, and establishing a climate action plan. In our conversation, we delved into the weeds of her policy platform, got her take on the defund the police movement, and how she sees community engagement as central to creating a more equitable city. If 2020 were a year like no other, then 2021 looks to be just as unprecedented both locally and across the country. Damien and Kris stalk about some local stories that may have fallen through the cracks such as an opportunity to weigh in on projects such as the North Ave. Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Plan in Pasadena.   But 2021 needs to be about more than just projects and proposals; it needs to be the year that cities and government agencies look at the experiences of 2020 and react. What our cities learn from the pandemic and the unrest will determine whether or not society grows as a result of this hardship or just "returns to normal" in a way that continues to marginalize and disenfranchise many.   SGV Connect is supported by Foothill Transit, offering car-free travel throughout the San Gabriel Valley with connections to the new Gold Line Stations across the Foothills and Commuter Express lines traveling into the heart of downtown L.A. To plan your trip, visit Foothill Transit. “Foothill Transit. Going Good Places.” Sign-up for our SGV Connect Newsletter, coming to your inbox on Fridays Catch past episodes of SGV Connect and #DamienTalks on LibSyn, iTunes, Google Play, or Overcast.

Episode 08: 49/55 North Ave.A Reuben and a taco walk into a bar... On this week's episode we talk to the owners of a couple of our favorite foodie spots in the city McBob's and Tusk! Christine McRoberts, Steve Schmich and Chef Nick Creighton join us in the studio this week to discuss all things Milwaukee as they share some of their best dishes and handle menu questions spicier than Chef Nick's dirty rice!

La ciudad dio a conocer cifras actualizadas de infracciones de seguridad por coronavirus aplicadas a 149 empresas que han infringido las reglas desde principios de junio. De ellas, 114 fueron citadas por no cumplir con el requisito de cubre-bocas, ya sea por no asegurarse que los clientes usarán cubiertas faciales, por que lo hicieran sus empleados, o ambos. Las quejas de los ciudadanos provocaron la mayoría de las investigaciones, dijeron las autoridades. Las razones más comunes por las que las empresas recibieron la sanción fueron no seguir las reglas del uso de máscara y de distanciamiento social. Los castigos incluyen desde multas de $10,000 hasta órdenes de cierre. De acuerdo a las cifras, el Departamento de Asuntos Comerciales y Protección al Consumidor de la ciudad ha realizado 2,381 investigaciones en negocios de Chicago, y solo el 7 % de esas investigaciones dieron lugar a citaciones, mientras que los castigos se reparten entre las 149 empresas. De los 114 negocios multados por no seguir los requisitos de cobertura facial, 86 de ellos no se aseguraron de que los clientes usaran cubiertas faciales y 70 no hicieron que los empleados usaran cubiertas faciales correctamente, según la ciudad. Respecto al incumplimiento del requisito de distanciamiento social, 72 empresas fueron citadas por no garantizar que las personas se mantuvieran a una distancia de 6 pies, 17 negocios superaron su límite de capacidad interior y 10 abrieron o vendieron alcohol más allá de las horas permitidas. Tres empresas recibieron órdenes de cierre a largo plazo “por violaciones atroces y repetidas”: Wise Owl en 324 S. Racine Ave. en West Loop; Cork y Kerry, 10614 S. Western Ave. en Beverly; y The Lotus Black, también conocido como 1540 Bar & Grill, en 1540 W. North Ave. en Bucktown. La ciudad también ordenó el cierre de 42 negocios por un día como castigo. La mayoría de las investigaciones realizadas fueron por denuncias. Mas de 41 quejas por día se recibieron en el mes de julio, cuando se alcanzó el pico de quejas, mientras que a la fecha se registran alrededor de 22 por día. En tanto, el estado dio a conocer que 26 condados se encuentran en “nivel de advertencia” por coronavirus, lo que significa una leve reducción respecto a la semana anterior que había 28, después de elevarse a partir de 17. Esta clasificación se otorga cuando aumentan dos o más indicadores de riesgo de COVID-19. Las autoridades sanitarias distinguen cuando las empresas ignoran las medidas de mitigación, las personas no se distancian socialmente, y no se cubren la cara. Está clasificación se utiliza para ayudar en los condados a líderes locales, departamentos de salud y público en general a tomar decisiones informadas en las actividades que eligen realizar.   Si busca https://negociosnow.com/trabajos-en-chicago/ (trabajos en Chicago), consulte nuestro portal de empleo.

Welcome to Getting To The Truth In This Art. This week I have the pleasure of speaking with Matthew Steinberg and Vaughn Weitzman of North Ave. Market in Baltimore, MD.  North Ave. Market is equal parts restaurant, bar and arcade. With diner-style stools readied burgers, fries, milkshakes and cocktails complimenting arcade games like Frogger, Centipede and, fittingly, BurgerTime, North Ave. Market is worth your time.    Stay up-to-date on the latest in weird news and all things pop culture on our hilarious and irreverent podcast, Mastermind Team's Robcast.  

Welcome to Getting To The Truth In This Art. This week I have the pleasure of speaking with Matthew Steinberg and Vaughn Weitzman of North Ave. Market in Baltimore, MD.  North Ave. Market is equal parts restaurant, bar and arcade. With diner-style stools readied burgers, fries, milkshakes and cocktails complimenting arcade games like Frogger, Centipede and, fittingly, BurgerTime, North Ave. Market is worth your time.    Stay up-to-date on the latest in weird news and all things pop culture on our hilarious and irreverent podcast, Mastermind Team's Robcast.  

The Million Woman March took place in 1997. It was a march dedicated to giving a voice to Black women around the world. Imani Haynes and her team decided to create an exhibition about this monumental event. This exhibition will be open to the public on July 31 at 1603 E. North Ave. Baltimore, MD 21213 for details follow their ig page @mwm_exhibit.

A rainbow of humanity gathered throughout southeastern Wisconsin Saturday — from Greendale to Grafton — as marches continue in reaction to the tragic death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police almost two weeks ago. Hundreds of people converged at the North Point Water Tower in Milwaukee Saturday before making their way north to Whitefish Bay and back again. Energy was building in this patch of brilliant green at the easternmost point of North Ave. People scooped up signs that volunteers created on the spot. Latest WUWM & NPR Protest Coverage Jake, who didn’t want to share his last name, helped organize the march’s medic crew. A doctor and other health care workers have volunteered to triage, just in case. Jake hopes Milwaukee can transition to more peaceful change. One step forward, he believes, would be demilitarizing the police. "Just seeing an antagonistic force in your community with military grade weapons — like the stuff I used in Afghanistan — is kind of

A collection of artists came together to transform a storage building, responding to an open call from the owner, into a memorial for George Floyd. Go to the corner of North Ave. and Holton St. in this community story - meet the building owner and meet one of the artists.

A collection of artists came together to transform a storage building, responding to an open call from the owner, into a memorial for George Floyd. Go to the corner of North Ave. and Holton St. in this community story - meet the building owner and meet one of the artists.

If you’re looking to infuse your holiday shopping with some extra meaning, look no further than BIDE Market—it’s a fully sustainable, plastic-free, vegan, and cruelty-free shopping experience that will fill Wicker Park’s Exchange312 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. this Sunday, Dec. 15. Besides vendors, there’ll be talks, panels, and refreshments, all from ethical brands. The conscious marketplace represents just the kind of purpose-driven, yet still luxurious experience Exchange312’s founders—passionate entrepreneurs Sarah Neukom and Matt Woodburn—had in mind when creating the space, as well as their event company that’s headquartered there, ESP Presents. Sarah and Matt hosted us in the gorgeous venue to tape this week’s episode of #WeGotGoals, where Sarah explained how her background in event planning for a cancer center informs their current work; the fulfillment they get from creating memorable fundraising and other experiences; and all the failures and successes they’ve shared along the way. On this episode, we discuss: 3:58: How this power couple—partners in business and life— joined forces 7:29: The dual meaning behind the name ESP Presents 9:13: Why missing out on a big goal was the best thing that could have happened to Sarah 11:46: What she learned about reading the signs, including the wise words of a steakhouse valent 13:26: The hard lessons entrepreneurship has taught Matt about goals, and why he doesn’t always like setting them 17:35: How their partnership works, and takes them through 16- to 18-hour workdays (followed by evenings of house-painting) 26:11: The way they’ve built a team that works hard and still has heart 28:51: Why it’s so important to them to help charities tell their stories 31:09: Why enabling others’ success tops Matt’s list of future goals 32:38: The potential for international expansion—and why Sarah isn’t afraid of big, scary goals, even if she doesn’t yet know how to reach them Links/resources we mention: BIDE Market Exchange312, 1714 W Division St. Chop Shop, 2033 W. North Ave. Dana-Farber Cancer Institute If you love this episode as much as we do, subscribe to the #WeGotGoals podcast wherever you like to listen to podcasts, including on Apple and Spotify (and hey, leave us a rating while you’re at it!).

Giving you a slightly different flavor today on Melanated Rising. In honor of National Novel Writing Month I invited one of my oldest and closest friends (and writing buddy), Tranette Latrice Williams, on the show to talk about story, writing, challenging yourself, and broadening the scope of Black storytelling. Full of fun banter, laughter, and tales of old, listen in on two Black women writers working to decolonize our minds and our writing. Side note: Apparently we’re two old biddies who can’t remember years because we actually did NaNoWriMo for the first time in 2009 not 2012 (but 2012 was an epic year for finishing as you’ll hear). Connect with Tranette at: www.instagram.com/black_teena_marie Join her for weekly Wednesday write-ins at Motorhouse, 120 W. North Ave. Baltimore, MD Get my free video for Black Writers - 3 Key Elements To a Powerful Story at: www.kristiniris.com/3keys If you enjoyed the show make sure you SUBSCRIBE and rate and review to help others find it and… Please share the show with others! Use #MelanatedRising on social and tag me on Instagram @Kristiniris (follow me there!)

Podcast of tonight's Tosa Mural Project that was brought together by the city, tourism dollars and a love of art. Listen up for all the hard work that went into this and some fun quotes by the artists themselves. The North Ave. project cam about as The City of Wauwatosa selected six (seven) artists to create murals this mid July near the intersection of 68th Street and North Avenue in East Tosa arranged by Wallpapered City. The artists and their murals can be found at the locations below. Christina Thomas of Wauwatosa, who will paint a mural on the Heartland Information Services building Dan Leonard of Ireland, Cranky Al's Eric Ricks of Liberia (now a Maryland resident), Nobleman Ivan Roque of Miami, Florida, TosaYoga Adam Hernandez of Columbus, Ohio, BelAir Cantina Matthew Mederer and Max Komorov, of Chicago, Voline gas station Nykoli Koslow, Alfa Florist Thanks to everyone that made it happen! #TosaTalks

The Maryland Film Fest continues through Sunday, May 12th at the Parkway Theatre in the Station North Arts and Entertainment District. The 4 day and 5 night event will feature over 40 full-length films and 80 shorts. You could also get the chance to meet the filmmakers, attend special events and hear from guest speakers. To get more information about the festival, visit https://mdfilmfest.com. To get to the Parkway Threatre you can take CityLink Gold, Green, Silver and LocalLink 51 and 95 to Station North as well as the Light RailLink on North Ave and walk two blocks. #ExploreBaltimore

A former Schlitz tied house and concert venue is getting a major overhaul on Humboldt & North Ave. Nate Imig and OnMilwaukee's Bobby Tanzilo discuss the future of the site, the building's history and how this development is mirroring others on North Ave.

A former Schlitz tied house and concert venue is getting a major overhaul on Humboldt & North Ave. Nate Imig and OnMilwaukee's Bobby Tanzilo discuss the future of the site, the building's history and how this development is mirroring others on North Ave.

November Project™ is a FREE fitness movement that was born in Boston as a way for two founders, Bojan and Brogan, to stay in shape during cold New England months. Now present in 49 cities around the world, the movement is using a simple sense of accountability (verbal) to motivate and encourage people of all ages, shapes, sizes and fitness levels to get out of their beds and get moving. Their members vary from Olympic medalists, professional athletes, marathoners, triathletes, current and former collegiate athletes all the way to complete fitness rookies and recent couch potatoes just looking to kickstart their healthy life choices. If you think that you’re not fit enough to join the group, NP suggests you stop thinking and come see what the fuss is all about. Atlanta is the 44th tribe to join 49 cities around the world! There are thousands of people who now are a part of this community around the globe. In this episode Alexa Lampasona - one of the ATL tribe leaders, along with Christian Lopez - talks about the concept and mission behind November Project, what they stand for, describes the history of origin for the recently established November Project ATL tribe, and how she finds meaning and purpose in the work (or should we say play?) that she does. Listen in, or even better - #justshowup ! Come out @ 6:27 am Wed- the North Ave bridge on the Beltline Fri - Piedmont Park at 12th St or Grady Stadium Rain or shine, they are #weatherproof The word on the street is that Christian - one of the tribe leaders - will get a "November Project" tattoo once the group gets to 200 members... Shall we aid the process?:) #justshowup Resources we mentioned: Showing Up video - really worth watching! https://youtu.be/AwofbcpEUgw Blog post for June events: http://november-project.com/june-hype-hills-grassroots-yearbook-photos-atl/ Link to Stone Mountain event on Saturday, June 23: https://www.facebook.com/events/196877314427794/permalink/205509720231220/ Blog post about depression from one of the members of the ATL tribe - Stein: http://november-project.com/how-np-came-during-a-time-in-my-life-when-i-really-needed-it-atl/ November Project "Corporate" Webpage: http://november-project.com IG: @novemberprojectatl FB: November Project Atlanta

It's an end of an era on North Ave -- RC's bar will close its doors after 44 years in the business. OnMilwaukee's Bobby Tanzilo joins 88Nine's Nate Imig to talk about the history of the bar and the "Irish Wake" sendoff planned for April 28.

It's an end of an era on North Ave -- RC's bar will close its doors after 44 years in the business. OnMilwaukee's Bobby Tanzilo joins 88Nine's Nate Imig to talk about the history of the bar and the "Irish Wake" sendoff planned for April 28.

Maryland Transit Times host Joanna Campbell sits down with Scott Schell, MDOT MTA's Manager of Service Contract Compliance to discuss the partial shutdown of Light RailLink between North Ave and Camden Yards from July 25 to August 11, 2017. A "bus bridge" along the entire length of the closed sections, including shuttle service from Penn Station to North Ave Light Rail Station, and an express connection between North Ave and Camden Yards, will be provided to help minimize the inconvenience during these necessary repairs. For more information and stop details, visit https://mta.maryland.gov/content/mdot-mta-partially-shut-down-light-raillink-july-25-august-11-necessary-repairs. #MDOTNews

Mahin, SIM and Sh. Amir talk to Hooman Keshavarzi about Islamic psychotherapy. Hooman serves as the Executive Director of Khalil Center.  Khalil Center is a social and spiritual community wellness center designed to address the widespread prevalence of social, psychological, familial, relational and spiritual issues of communities. Khalil Center has locations in the Bay Area and Chicagoland. Khalil Center is a project of the Zakat Foundation. Annual Banquet Dinner: Speakers: Zaid Shakir, Hamzah Wald Maqbul and Rania Awaad Time: 6pm Date: Saturday, April 15 2017 Where Shalimar Banquet Hall 280 W. North Ave, Villa Park IL 60181 info@khalilcenter.com Facebook: http://facebook.com/khalilcenter Twitter: @KhalilCenter ==================================================== Please be sure to Follow us: Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheMadMamluks Twitter: @TheMadMamluks Instagram: TheMadMamluks YouTube: www.youtube.com/themadmamluks Email: TheMadMamluks@gmail.com Website: www.TheMadMamluks.com  

Burhan Hanif is a Da'ee and Lecturer from the United Kingdom.  He has lectured around the world about political and social issues surrounding the Muslim world. Date: Sunday May 15 2pm to 5pm Location: Armada Hotel & Conference Center 780 North Ave, Glendale Heights, Illinois 60139

This week we present an interview recorded live at EXPO Chicago with Latham Zearfoss one of the leaders of a decade long party called Chances Dances. You will have to tune in to almost, but not quite, the end where we actually break a little news. You have time to catch their Gallery 400 show or hit them up on the internet at http://www.chancesdances.org/. Turns Out they know how to party, with everyone. They continue to run two parties a month... THIRD SATURDAYS at The Subterranean 2011 W. North Ave., Chicago, IL 10pm-3am / $5 Cover SECOND TUESDAYS at Danny’s 1959 W. Dickens Ave., Chicago, IL 10pm-2am / FREE

Recorded in Baltimore on North Ave and Pennsylvania Ave on April 28, 2015 during the Freddie Gray community clean-up/protest/gathering after the night of looting. For more from Max Ferency, visit www.maxferency.org or find me on Twitter, Bandcamp, or YouTube,

In this episode, our buddy Brian Bockus from the metal band Lost In Translation sits in with us and Intern Pete does his hot sauce challenge. We interviewed Archie from North Avenue Podcast, Comedian Josh Knight, Stephen Paul Taylor, and No Emotion Gold Mask.

It's been a little over a month since Bento Express opened its doors at 41 North Ave. East. Richard Lo is the owner and shortly before the official ribbon-cutting he talked about his new restaurant.

This is the fifth episode of the Quimby's Bookstore Podcast, and we talk to Dave Roche and Cassie J. Sneider. They did an event together at Quimby's Bookstore when Cassie was touring with her book Fine, Fine Music. Cassie J. Sneider writes witty essays about growing up with an appreciation for classic rock like Aerosmith, Beverly Hills 90210, a pug she inherited, and various other topics. She describes her work as being "sort of like an X rated Judy Bloom." Her work is pretty awesome and hilarious. Also, she has lots of tattoos. Dave Roche is author of On Subbing and the zines About My Dissapperarance and Curse Journal, among others. He writes about things like his struggle with Crohn's Disease and being a substitute teacher. He is witty, charming and calls Bingo in footie pajamas. The books and zines we talk about in the podcast are available at Quimby's Bookstore at 1854 W. North Ave, in Chicago's Wicker Park neighborhood and on the web at quimbys.com.

This episode features a discussion with Jon Kristiansen and Tara G. Warrior talking about their book Metalion: The Slayer Mag Diaries (Bazillion Points Publishers). Jon started Slayer Mag in Norway in 1985 and put out 20 issues over the span of 25 years. The zine covered a variety of extreme metal bands, including Emperor, Slayer, Kreator, Nihilist, Celtic Frost, Bathory, Cathedral, Entombed, Morbid, Napalm Death, and more. The Onion AV club called Slayer zine founder Jon Kristiansen “one of the best primary sources for facts and stories about Mayhem, Varg, and what really happened back in the day." The Chicago Reader called this book "a chronicle of death and black metal at their births but also a personal coming-of-age story." It's an awesome 744 page hardcover with tons of pictures and reproduction pages from every issue, and there's even material from the precursor Live Wire zine. It's also part memoir. Co-editor Tara interviewed Jon all about his experiences with the zine, and then together they decided what to include. Yes, we have it at Quimby's. It is $39.95. Jon and Tara were at Quimby's for a Chicago release event for the book on 6/8/11. But we conducted this interview in our dark and creepy basement beforehand. Quimby's Bookstore is at 1854 W. North Ave, Chicago, IL 60622. Or find us on the web at quimbys.com.

Welcome to the third Quimby's Bookstore Podcast! Editor Ryan Standfest discusses BLACK EYE 1: Graphic Transmissions to Cause Ocular Hypertension,” an anthology that collects original narrative comics, art and essays by 41 international artists and writers, all focused on the expression of black, dark or absurdist humor. (And yes, we carry it at Quimby's.) With comics and art by Stéphane Blanquet, Ivan Brunetti, Lilli Carré, Max Clotfelter, Al Columbia, Ludovic Debeurme, Olivier Deprez, Nikki DeSautelle, Brecht Evens, Andy Gabrysiak, Robert Goodin, Dav Guedin, Gnot Guedin, Glenn Head, Danny Hellman, Paul Hornschemeier, Ian Huebert, Kaz, Michael Kupperman, Mats!?, Fanny Michaëlis, James Moore, Tom Neely, Mark Newgarden, Paul Nudd, Onsmith, Emelie Östergren, Paul Paetzel, David Paleo, Martin Rowson, Olivier Schrauwen, Stephen Schudlich, Robert Sikoryak, Ryan Standfest, Brecht Vandenbroucke, Wouter Vanhaelemeesch and Jon Vermilyea. Original essays by Jeet Heer (on S. Clay Wilson), Bob Levin (on “The Adventures of Phoebe Zeit-Geist”), Ken Parille (on Steve Ditko) and Ryan Standfest (on Al Feldstein and EC). Also includes the text “100 Good Reasons to Kill Myself Right Now,” by Roland Topor, translated into English for the first time by Edward Gauvin. For more info about Rotland Press and Comic Works see rotlandpress.wordpress.com Quimby's Bookstore 1854 W. North Ave, Chicago, IL 60622 quimbys.com

Welcome to the 2nd Quimby's podcast! This is an interview with the authors of The Beat Cop’s Guide to Chicago Eats, Sgt. David J. Haynes of the Chicago Police Department and his partner-in-crime, blogger Christopher Garlington. They were at Quimby's for a release event on June 14th, 2011. Peppered with outrageous stories from working cops, Chicago cop lore, and recipes, The Beat Cop’s Guide To Chicago Eats takes you on a gustatory journey through all five Chicago areas, including some of the toughest neighborhoods in the nation. Sgt. David J. Biscuit Haynes has spent the past 15 years dodging bullets and chasing down gang bangers on the city’s West Side, running Chicago’s first ever Homeland Security Task Force, and supervising squads in the 19th District at Belmont and Western.  Christopher “The Bull” Garlington is a blogger and author, known for his blog Death by Children.com. His writing has appeared in the Chicago Trib, Another Realm, Bathhouse, The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature and more. Together they have hosted the radio program The Dave & Chris Show! since 2007, which you can find on blogtalkradio.com, during which they cultivate and maintain a long-standing argument about pretty much everything, broadcast live from places like cigar stores and bars. From politics and video games to the importance of cool nicknames and secret societies, they cover it. The Beat Cop's Guide to Chicago Eats book retails at $15.95 and includes $34 in coupons. It’s like being buddies with your alderman. You can get it at quimbys.com or by coming into our store at 1854 W. North Ave, Chicago.

Welcome to the first Quimby's Bookstore podcast. We are located at 1854 W. North Ave, Chicago. On the web you can find us at quimbys.com Margaret Hicks discussed her book Chicago Comedy: A Fairly Serious History (History Press) at Quimby's Bookstore on 5/28/11. Chicago has developed an international reputation for split sides and slapped knees. The “Chicago Style of Comedy” evolved from nineteenth-century vaudeville, through the rebellious comics of the 50’s, and into the improvisation and sketch as well as stand-up that is ushering in a new millennium. Drawing on material both hilarious and profound, Chicago Comedy: A Fairly Serious History touches on what makes Chicago different from other cities and how that difference produced some of the greatest minds comedy will ever know: Amos and Andy, Jack Benny, Lenny Bruce, Del Close, John Belushi, Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert and so many, many more. Margaret Hicks is a professional tour guide in Chicago, who has been giving walking tours in the loop (like her tour of Old Town offered through the famous Second City Comedy Club) since she completed the Chicago Architecture Foundation’s docent program in 2004. She maintains her own website at chicagoelevated.com and has had years of experience in the Chicago comedy scene working at improv theaters and stand-up clubs. For more information about events at Quimby's Bookstore, see quimbys.com.