Podcasts about Q101

“Communion” means being “one with” someone in union and unity. For Christians, it refers to the unity of the three Persons within the one Being of God, to our union with God through our union with Christ, and to our unity with one another in Christ.

What's going on? It's Monday! Yep! Starting today, podcast release episodes both for the main segment and this bonus segment will be on Mondays. How about that? Anyway, below are the questions I answered today: When you help someone do you ever think, “What’s in it for me?” What is your greatest challenge? How do you know when it’s time to continue holding on or time to let go? How do you define success? If someone could tell you the exact day and time you are going to die, would you want them to tell you? If you'd like to answer the questions above or send me a message, feel free to answer the anonymous google form here: https://forms.gle/xha4VSjKx9t62mXB6

It was an eventful year with a lot of traveling which is mirrored in an extended and varied soundtrack. There's a lot of music packed into this episode. You'll hear a beginning in the UK followed by a 3-month sojourn to Chicago. It was a great place to discover the real America and I spent a lot of time listening to Q101 while driving around the Chicagoland suburbs. My 3-month work permit meant I had to return to the UK for the summer. That meant more music and the final recording of Hostile Implant. That was sad to say goodbye to as a more permanent move kicked-off in the fall. My new office was in New Jersey on the east coast but my first assignment was on the west coast just north of LA in California. Starting to get some idea of scale, the east coast of the US is closer to the UK than it is to the west coast! But the year starts in cold and wet Dudley in the West Midlands...

In this interview from 2012 interview, Peter Kreten sits down with legendary Chicago radio DJ James VanOsdol, JOV, to discuss his book 'We Appreciate Your Enthusiasm: The Oral History of Q101'. In this wide ranging interview, JVO discuss how Q101 came about, its final days, and why it connected with so many Chicagoans.

In this interview from 2012 interview, Peter Kreten sits down with legendary Chicago radio DJ James VanOsdol, JOV, to discuss his book 'We Appreciate Your Enthusiasm: The Oral History of Q101'. In this wide ranging interview, JVO discuss how Q101 came about, its final days, and why it connected with so many Chicagoans. Music Credit: Frost Waltz(Alternative) Kevin MacLeod(incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http:/creativecommons.org/license/by/3.0/

Let's not get too comfy lest another COVID-19 throws us off.

Rob Martier is a news and sports broadcaster at WLS Radio, where he covers Illini teams. He previously worked at WGN Radio after spending several years in Montreal, Canada covering sports at CJAD radio. He talks about what Canada is like, why he considers Montreal home, being a beat reporter for the Montreal Canadiens hockey team, getting started in media at Glenbrook South High School, interning with Robert Murphy at Q101, what Robert Murphy was like, why he likes doing radio more than TV, how to create a concise, compelling story; fact checking; the Jussie Smollett story (which allegedly happened pretty much below the NBC Tower, where WLS Radio is located); how journalism has changed; working in sports journalism; why he loves covering sports; working in Canada vs the U.S.; how he went from sports to news; why news shouldn’t be biased; advice for getting into journalism and media; why you should not major in journalism; Illini football, and more.Click the link below to play, or download it by right-clicking (on a PC) or holding down the CTRL key and clicking on it (for Mac).http://radiogirl.us/audio/RG168.mp3

Gobbler and Bartman (carpex) talk all things zoom on 4/17/20. @ninjaofficer @F3bartman Agenda 1) zoom for your family 2) zoom as a participant 3) Virtual Q 4) Regional zoom Advice

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Chicago broadcast legend Kevin “Yellam” Kellam takes another stab at being one of Mike’s groomsmen. Will volume vanguard break into the Bologna Boys on his second try?   Only one way to find out.   Follow Kevin at Q101: http://www.101wkqx.com/kevin   ...and on his social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kevkellam Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KevinKellam Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kevkellam   Follow Mike O'Keefe: Website: https://themikeokeefe.wordpress.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themikeokeefe Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeokeefesukkah Twitter: https://twitter.com/themikeokeefe Email: michael@okeefe.net   If you want to start a podcast in Chicago, reach out to Aaron at JAZZFUZZ http://jazzfuzz.com

#HIM Zohan talks his faith walk, teaches us some basics of Judaism, and how F3 brotherhood makes us all better #HIM

7/20/19 Bing from @F3SunCoast talks Q101 and how to have quality 1st F and successful #VQ Reference doc~ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_NtrXabwxsmSqG0jLBAwz3ZgYUhSK9o6/view?usp=drivesdk Contact info~ @bing_F3 @F3Suncoast odd opening - the line would not engage so hope you enjoy the small talk

Kato from @F3Pittsburgh gives us a Q101 in Hindu Contact info: f3pittsburgh.kato@gmail.com Twitter @kato_f3pitt Sachidananda Shetty

Alex Ross is one of the most celebrated artists in the history of comic books; his breathtaking painted covers and interiors are simply unmatched. He breathes life into every character he puts on the page, showing us what these characters would look like if they actually walked among us. I've been lucky to interview Alex a few times through the years. The first time was waaaaay back when I worked at Q101 (the first time around). I also did a piece on him for Time Out Chicago several years ago and interviewed him for a pre-Car Con Carne podcast I hosted called "Stun." It was a pleasure to sit down with him in a Mazda CX-9 (Thanks, Autobarn Mazda of Evanston) to talk about his current museum exhibit ("Marvelocity: The Art of Alex Ross" in Libertyville) and... What is the state of the comic book industry? Where does Alex Ross fit in to the industry? The impact of comic book movies on the comic book industry. Is "The Rock" the right guy to play Black Adam? The ascent of Alex Ross in the 90s. "The most radical thing I could do is just draw things to look normal." Alex's work on "Unbreakable" and "Glass": What's his relationship with M. Night Shyamalan? Could I be a life model for his work? My phone overheated and killed the Facebook Live feed. Alex riffs on some of his most famous works: Marvels, Kingdom Come, etc. The new "Marvels" comic that's on the way. Alex's accidental career advice. Car Con Carne is presented by The Autobarn Mazda of Evanston. DOWNLOAD THIS EPISODE Google Play Music iTunes Stitcher

Alex Ross is one of the most celebrated artists in the history of comic books. His breathtaking painted covers and interiors are simply unmatched. He breathes life into every character he puts on the page, showing us what these characters would look like if they actually walked among us. I've been lucky to interview Alex a few times through the years. The first time was waaaaay back when I worked at Q101 (the first time around). I also did a piece on him for Time Out Chicago several years ago and interviewed him for a pre-Car Con Carne podcast I hosted called "Stun." It was a pleasure to sit down with him in a Mazda CX-9 (Thanks, Autobarn Mazda of Evanston) to talk about his current museum exhibit ("Marvelocity: The Art of Alex Ross" in Libertyville) and... What is the state of the comic book industry? Where does Alex Ross fit in to the industry? The impact of comic book movies on the comic book industry. Is "The Rock" the right guy to play Black Adam? The ascent of Alex Ross in the 90s. "The most radical thing I could do is just draw things to look normal." Alex's work on "Unbreakable" and "Glass": What's his relationship with M. Night Shyamalan? Could I be a life model for his work? My phone overheated and killed the Facebook Live feed. Alex riffs on some of his most famous works: Marvels, Kingdom Come, etc. The new "Marvels" comic that's on the way. Alex's accidental career advice.

Gekko, Padre, and Cake Boss explain in basic terms the Q101 behind Easter and why Christians act/feel about Good Friday-Easter and year round. The topic is designed for 3 buckets of men: Believers, Some Jesus knowledge, and #HIM who just don't get it - All -Please listen @Dkgray92 @TracyTurnt67 @F3_CakeBoss

DOWNLOAD HERE This week, I go for tacos with Chicago punk band Vortis (Louie Calvano, Jim DeRogatis, Tony Tavano). Jim's more famously known as co-host of the nationally syndicated "Sound Opinions" show, a celebrated music critic and author of several exemplary music-related books. Jim and I go waaaay back. We first met and worked together at the start of my radio career, and I adore him. Over the past several years, Jim's been at the center of the R. Kelly case. He broke the story in 2000, and his commitment to reporting on the story through the years has been the equivalent of a master class on journalism. Discussed on this week's show: Jim and I won't be going to Lollapalooza together, mainly because he was banned 10 years ago. My history with Jim, dating back to when I produced "Sound Opinions" on Q101. Vortis's history. The value of living with the "lust for life of a teenager." The new Vortis album, "This Machine Kills Fascists." Free speech and its relevance to Trump and Chicago. Journalism and "fake news." The loss of all-ages shows in Chicago and its impact. What Chicago needs to do to better embrace the music community and strengthen its connections to it. Louie is much better at asking my questions than I am. Social media and its value (or lack thereof) as a communications tool. The "sheer perversity" of being in R. Kelly's corner. WHY DID JIM SAY "VITUPERATIVE?" NOW I HAVE TO LOOK IT UP. Jim's upcoming R. Kelly book (Soulless: The Case Against R. Kelly): "I didn't want to write this book." The hate mail Jim used to get for his best reviews. The R. Kelly "tape," and how it scarred Jim. "Soulless" will be a book about "systems failing." One of the core issues from the R. Kelly case: "No victim matters if she is a young black girl." The music industry is extinct. What will happen to R. Kelly? Sound Opinions memories with Blur, Courtney Love and Flaming Lips. The problems with bands that play the same setlist every night. Car Con Carne is presented by The Autobarn Mazda of Evanston. DOWNLOAD THIS EPISODE Google Play Music iTunes Stitcher

This week, I go for tacos with Chicago punk band Vortis (Louie Calvano, Jim DeRogatis, Tony Tavano). Jim's more famously known as co-host of the nationally syndicated "Sound Opinions" show, a celebrated music critic and author of several exemplary music-related books. Jim and I go waaaay back. We first met and worked together at the start of my radio career, and I adore him. Over the past several years, Jim's been at the center of the R. Kelly case. He broke the story in 2000, and his commitment to reporting on the story through the years has been the equivalent of a master class on journalism. Discussed on this week's show: Jim and I won't be going to Lollapalooza together, mainly because he was banned 10 years ago. My history with Jim, dating back to when I produced "Sound Opinions" on Q101. Vortis's history. The value of living with the "lust for life of a teenager." The new Vortis album, "This Machine Kills Fascists." Free speech and its relevance to Trump and Chicago. Journalism and "fake news." The loss of all-ages shows in Chicago and its impact. What Chicago needs to do to better embrace the music community and strengthen its connections to it. Louie is much better at asking my questions than I am. Social media and its value (or lack thereof) as a communications tool. The "sheer perversity" of being in R. Kelly's corner. WHY DID JIM SAY "VITUPERATIVE?" NOW I HAVE TO LOOK IT UP. Jim's upcoming R. Kelly book (Soulless: The Case Against R. Kelly): "I didn't want to write this book." The hate mail Jim used to get for his best reviews. The R. Kelly "tape," and how it scarred Jim. "Soulless" will be a book about "systems failing." One of the core issues from the R. Kelly case: "No victim matters if she is a young black girl." The music industry is extinct. What will happen to R. Kelly? Sound Opinions memories with Blur, Courtney Love and Flaming Lips. The problems with bands that play the same setlist every night. Car Con Carne is presented by The Autobarn Mazda of Evanston. DOWNLOAD THIS EPISODE Google Play Music iTunes Stitcher

Mike is joined by comedian and radio personality Kevin Kellam to talk wrestling, wedding music, and DJ gigs. Will this vanguard of volume win his way into a groomsmanship? Only one way to find out!   Follow Kevin at Q101: http://www.101wkqx.com/kevin   and on his social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kevkellam Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KevinKellam Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kevkellam   Be sure to check out the Best Night Ever Showcase Monday nights at The Gman Tavern in Wrigleyville. Mention this show and Mike will buy you a drink!   Follow Mike O'Keefe: Website: https://themikeokeefe.wordpress.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themikeokeefe Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeokeefesukkah Twitter: https://twitter.com/themikeokeefe Email: michael@okeefe.net

F3 Winnebago (@mhguenther)gives the "basics" course on starting rucking in your @F3Nation Region @https://www.goruck.com/what-is-rucking/

Working Class Audio #184 with Joe Tessone!!! Joe Tessone is the owner and lead audio engineer at Mystery Street Recording Company. He is a graduate of Columbia College Chicago’s famed school of Audio Arts and Acoustics, with a degree specializing in Audio Design and Production. Since 2007, he has been an audio archiving consultant and mastering engineer for the Old Town School of Folk Music where he has helped preserve over 30,000 songs from recordings that date as far back as 1956. He is a member of the Association for Recorded Sound Collections, the Audio Engineering Society, and is a voting member of The Recording Academy (Grammys). His work has been featured on Chicago Radio Stations such as Q101, WXRT,  WGCI, WPNA, WGN, WLUW and more. He has also been highlighted multiple audio publications, including Live Sound International, Pro Audio Review, and Mix Magazine. Joe worked as an engineer for the “127 Songs Live From the Old Town School of Folk Music” project, during which he mastered tracks by world renowned artists including Pete Seeger, Jeff Tweedy, Mahalia Jackson, Donovan, Andrew Bird, and more. Since 2012, Joe has been a consultant for Sensaphonics, advising touring engineers and artists (including Steven Tyler, The Decemberists, My Morning Jacket, Lisa Loeb, Wayne Kramer (MC5), John Feldmann (Goldfinger), Chance the Rapper, Thom Yorke, The Lumineers, and David Crosby), and teaching students and doctors of audiology, the implementation of in-ear monitoring in live and studio environments. In 2014, he mixed and and mastered a live recording for Iron and Wine and he continues to work with dozens of Chicago’s favorite performers across all genres of music. Joe is also the Head of Audio for Sofar Sounds Chicago, were he produces dozens of live recordings year, including recent recordings of Jack Garrett, Shawnee Dez, CHAI, and Tank and the Bangaz. In addition to his accomplishments in the field of audio, he is a musician of sorts. His musical career spans over 15 years of experience, most recently as singer/songwriter for the socially conscious punk rock band‚ Behold!‚ and banjo/ukulele player for the Americana ensemble, The Rust Belt Ramblers. Joe also is a volunteer producer for the Punk Rock Karaoke Collective, a community fundraising organization and an advocate for Jail Guitar Doors, an organization dedicated to bringing music to the lives of those in prison. In his spare time, Joe enjoys playing with his two kids, skateboarding, vegan cooking, and birdwatching with this wife, Kristen. About this Interview: Joe joins me to talk about his multi-facetted studio Mystery Street Recording  which exemplifies the concept of diversification. The studio handles an array of  tasks including a traditional recording studio, format transfers, rehearsal space, Karaoke recording party's, video production, consulting and podcast recording. Enjoy! - Matt ________________________________ Show Notes and Links Universal Audio's "Half Yearly Sale": https://www.uaudio.com/half-yearly-sale Mystery Street Recording: https://www.mysterystreetrecording.com/

Rey Diaz has the dream job for a lot of guys (and some gals) working in sports radio as a content producer for 670 The Score’s (WSCR) morning and midday shows and as a studio producer for Bears Radio on WBBM. He talks about how he got into radio, WNTD, being Mexican, Polish, and Italian (he looks Puerto Rican); working for the Mancow show at Q101 and digitizing his carts (and deleting people from audio bits whom Mancow didn’t like); what Mancow was like, how much Mancow does during and after the show; working at WVON; getting robbed and beaten (and injured), interviewing for a job with a shut mouth; expressing himself on social media, working in sports media, how he went from WVON to WBBM, overcoming failure, how he started working for Bears radio, how he got to The Score, advice for getting into sports radio, and more.Click the link below to play, or download it by right-clicking (on a PC) or holding down the CTRL key and clicking on it (for Mac).http://radiogirl.us/audio/RG155.mp3

Christopher Hall and Walter Flakus of Stabbing Westward jump in the Mazda 3 for conversation before taking the stage at Metro to headline Cold Waves 2017 at Metro. This episode is lovingly powered by Boost Mobile. While I'm on the topic, pick up a phone at Boost and call a friend to let 'em know about this interview. It's awesome. Here's what we talked about: "We were not considered (the cool band in Chicago in the 90s)" Die Warzau's role in helping Stabbing Westward in the early days Christopher's lingering issues that need to be worked out on stage Cold Waves and the issue of depression as it relates to artists The importance of Wax Trax Records! What Ed Sheeran accomplished that Christopher Hall should have done instead Relationship advice: Stay broken up forever. The initial split: "The music industry was collapsing around us... and we did not like each other any more." The schism between Walter and Christopher toward the end of the band's first run The simple pleasures of blow jobs and IPA beer The tragedy that brought Christopher and Walter back together Is the Dreaming still a band? And why are they like Tones on Tail? Starting a new band is like selling blenders at Costco Christopher is a fan of the Mazda 3's interior Stabbing Westward's delayed gratification White Castle experience

David Robertson brings a Christian perspective to some of the recent messages that are being conveyed through the media. |   LINKS  | Gigamansions CNBC - Take a peek inside the most expensive home for sale in the US The Telegraph - America's priciest mega-mansion on sale for $250 million, and you get the helicopter from Airwolf The Spectator - What explains the idiocy of the liberal elite its their education.   Jenni Murray, the BBC and Feminism v Transgenderism Sunday Times (paywall) - Jenni Murray: Be trans, be proud — but don’t call yourself a “real woman” BBC - Radio 4's Jenni Murray criticised over trans women article   Sensitivity Readers Slate - Is My Novel Offensive?   Christians being driven from public life The Spectator - People of faith are being driven from public life.     Facebook reports the BBC to the UK Police for sharing sexualised images of children on Facebook with Facebook! (Yes you read that correctly.)BBC - Facebook failed to remove sexualised images of children   Russell Brand Talks Sex, Softcore & Hardcore Porn Life Site News - Russell Brand just destroyed porn in one of the most jaw-droppingly awesome rants ever   Ben Carson The Daily Wire - Outraged Celebrities Apologize After Finding Out Obama Said Almost Exactly What Ben Carson Did About Slaves--Oh Wait   Holland - 4% of all deaths in the Netherlands in 2015 were Euthanasia. Dutch Health and Justice ministers are proposing legislation for assisted suicide for those who feel their ‘life is complete should be allowed to finish that life in a manner dignified for them.'

Hey kids me again... I'm super happy to announce that I'll be doing regular DJ mix submissions for the Elecrtic Playground radio show, happening Saturday nights on 101.1 WKQX in Chicago! This radio station and their Saturday night DJ-heavy programming has been a staple in the Chicago dance scene for years, and has been a home and springboard to many of Chicago's best and brightest. I'm super honored to join Nosmo and the rest of the DJs featured in contributing regular mixes for the show. My inaugural mix was aired in 2 parts on May 21st and June 4th. It features some of my favorite local (i.e Chicago and SF) producers and label owners as well as some of my more favorite untzy stuff at the moment. Here's the entire mix with track listing for your listening pleasure. For full playlists and upcoming DJ schedule you can visit the radio show online at http://www.101wkqx.com/electric-playground/ or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/101WKQXelectricplayground MOAR MIXES COMING SOOOOOOOON :) TRACKLISTING 1) Savile- The Only Rule Is Work (Stripped & Chewed) 2) Riva Starr- Raw Feel (Defected) 3) Da Posse- In the Heat of the Night, The Black Madonna It's Called Acid Mix (Freerange) 4) Paranoid London- Eating Glue, Instrumental (Paranoid Records) 5) Victor Calderone- Pleasure Grip (Mindshake) 6) Secret Studio- Let Me Hit It (SS Records) 7) Spencer Parker- Silly Club Song #2 (Rekids) 8) Nackt- Trash Brothers Ft. CM-4 and Jason Key (100% Silk) 9) Metro L.A.- Twist Me Up, Tiger Stomp Mix (Bassix) 10) A Cappella- Walk For Me 11) Leftfield, Bambaataa- Afrika Shox (Hard Hands) 12) Laurent Garnier- Astral Dreams, Speakers Mix (F Communications) 13) Bear Who?- U-Step, Angel Alanis Remix (Dust Traxx) 14) Andreas Gehm- 3rd Dimension (I

Chicago media favorite Alex Quigley (The Fox, WGN, Q101, Rivet) sits shotgun for a trip to the unfortunately-named Rock 'N Ribs in Lake Zurich. James and Alex talk about rock music (from Foreigner to Smashing Pumpkins), childrens' breakfast cereals, and some Chicago radio stuff. (Opening song is "Rumble" from http://www.bensound.com)

May 2014 introduces Jeff Craven to the Tahanan family. Very few people can make a claim to success like Jeff Craven. As DJ and Label Owner, he has left an indelible mark on the world of Dance Music. His format and business model for the great Large Music has been copied many times over, a fact that Jeff wryly considers to be "the highest form of flattery." Jeff Craven began spinning records in the summer of 1988 while a student in St. Louis Missouri. His format then was always eclectic, playing alternative records from bands like Front 242 and Nitzer Ebb with the occasional House record thrown into the mix. Jeff's love of Chicago House eventually took over, however, and he moved to Chicago in 1990. While making the rounds as a DJ in Chicago clubs during the early 90’s, Jeff found that many Chicago House music artists were struggling to have their music heard. Jeff started his own record label, Large, to feature this fresh crop of Chicago talent. With an artist roster including such luminaries as DJ Sneak, Roy Davis Jr., and DJ Rasoul, Large Music soon became the most prominent and influential House music label in the universe. Large Music’s shining rise to commercial success came in the fall of 1998 when Roy Davis Jr.’s hit single “Gabriel” hit the UK Pop Top 20. A slew of hits followed after that from Kerri Chandler, Miguel Migs, and newcomer Dennis Ferrer. Throughout this period, Jeff maintained a street level credibility with Large, releasing classic records that continued to push the underground sensibility of House Music. As a DJ, Jeff has played all over the world including Germany, Canada, France, England and Sweden. He was the opening DJ for jazz legend Herbie Hancock in Stockholm, and has played alongside Blue Note recording artist St. Germain at the Moulin Rouge in Paris. He has also appeared in almost every major club in Chicago including Smart Bar, Red Dog, Zentra, Spy Bar, Big Wig and Lava Lounge. Jeff has appeared on numerous radio programs including London’s infamous Kiss FM, Radio FG in Paris, and Chicago’s very own Q101. His DJ style has been described as “soulful” and “jazzy” with a slight influence of techno. Tracklist 1. Nacho Marco- Middays- Madhouse Promo 2. Homero Espinosa- Give It To Me (Fred Everything Remix)- Moulton Music 3. Giom- The Move- Nu Jaxx 4. Deejay MiMMo- Together (Roland Nights Remix)- Deep Deluxe Recordings 5. Lars Vegas & Cleavage- Grace- Toolroom 6. Ross Crouch- You and Me- Body Rhythm 7. Abstract Source feat. Elliot Chapman- Day To Night (Deep Future Remix) - Large Music Promo 8. Deeplomatik- The Promise Land- Salted 9. Copy Paste Soul- Monday (Audio Jack Remix)- Gruuv 10. OOFT!- B. Whistle Time- Foto Recordings Promo 11. 6th Borough Project- Home Alone- Instruments of Rapture Good People, Great Music

Do you have any favorite web comics? We mention a few we dig and talk about some new talents (to us). We also discuss JVO’s Q101 book (more on that next week) and dig into The Comics Reporter’s list of the 10 Least Influential People in Comics. Also, Patrick edited this episode while simultaneously listening to the new Lindsey Buckingham live CD ONE MAN SHOW (which is SO amazing) so, you know, keep that in mind while listening… 

Owner and founder of Large Music, Jeff Craven, steps in to mix up the 8th edition of the Large Music Podcast. As a DJ, Jeff has played all over the world including Germany, Canada, France, England and Sweden. He was the opening DJ for jazz legend Herbie Hancock in Stockholm, and has played alongside Blue Note recording artist St. Germain at the Moulin Rouge in Paris. He has also appeared in almost every major club in Chicago including Smart Bar, Red Dog, Zentra, Spy Bar, Big Wig and Lava Lounge. Jeff has appeared on numerous radio programs including London’s infamous Kiss FM, Radio FG in Paris, and Chicago’s very own Q101. Track listing: 1. Shades of Gray- Dis This(Original)- Reckless Republic 2. Soul Minority- Tonight- Lost and Found 3. Audio Jack-Get Serious- 20/20 Vision 4. Nathan G- Generate Fire- Large Music 5. Evren Ulusoy- Dearly Devoted- I Records 6. Sonny Fodera- Missed Call- Large Music 7. Jon Delerious- Believe in You (Original)- Lost My Dog 8. Dominic Martin- Homage New Jersey- Lost My Dog 9. TJ Kong & Russ Gabriel- Home Alone (South West Seven Remix)- Large Tek 10. Alexkid- Class of 95 (Original)-Freerange 11. Dirty Two-Moody- Local Talk

Owner and founder of Large Music, Jeff Craven, steps in to mix up the 3rd edition of the Large Music Podcast. As a DJ, Jeff has played all over the world including Germany, Canada, France, England and Sweden. He was the opening DJ for jazz legend Herbie Hancock in Stockholm, and has played alongside Blue Note recording artist St. Germain at the Moulin Rouge in Paris. He has also appeared in almost every major club in Chicago including Smart Bar, Red Dog, Zentra, Spy Bar, Big Wig and Lava Lounge. Jeff has appeared on numerous radio programs including London’s infamous Kiss FM, Radio FG in Paris, and Chicago’s very own Q101. Tracklisting: Endless Night- 6th Borough Project (Delusions of Grandeur) Atnarko- Thinking of You (Lazy Days Promo) Scope- Magic 2011 Dub (Large) Lovebirds-Give me a Dubf** (Winding Road) Nathan G featuring Alexander East- The Promise (Large Promo) BC X Delivery-Return to Me-Art of Tones Dub (Scion) Olene Kadar- Baby Keep It Up- Ian Pooley Mix (Lo Rise) Jonn Hawley- The Get Down (Large Promo) Submantra-Calinda-Soul Minority Remix (DCS Trax) Telonius- Last Night- Art of Tones Dub (Gomma)

Listen to Jeffery M. Leving being interviewed on Q101's Sherman & Tingle's Morning Show.

Seraphina, Molly, and Ziggy are BACK to the podcasting world and ready to fill your ears with a ton of nonsensical bullshit. On this episode, we talk about the Phelps family, a radical group of religious bigots who plan on boycotting a 30 Seconds to Mars show the trio plans on attending. They also cover pathetic childhood stories, why Chicago has the best music scene, and how Q101 should endorse this podcast. (Just kidding) We also give a huge shout out to a few Chi-Town Peeps: Q101 Chicago's Alternative: http://www.q101.com/ Tim Virgin: http://twitter.com/timvirgin Abe Kanan and his amazing podcast folk: http://abeisawesome.com/ Ryan Manno: http://www.ryanmanno.com/ JBTV: http://www.jbtvonline.com/ We also mention Tyler Glenn from Neon Trees: http://twitter.com/tylerinacoma The Shout out Louds: http://www.shoutoutlouds.com/ Lights: http://www.iamlights.com/ The Gaslight Anthem: http://gaslightanthem.com/