Podcasts about wmet

Episode 274: I will discuss Captain Whammo (Jim Channell) from WMET 95 1/2 FM, my memories of canned fruit juices from the 1970s, and my visit to The Elmhurst History Museum at The Lost Chicagoland Department Stores Exhibit. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pete-kastanes/message

Episode 274: I will discuss Captain Whammo (Jim Channell) from WMET 95 1/2 FM, my memories of canned fruit juices from the 1970s, and my visit to The Elmhurst History Museum at The Lost Chicagoland Department Stores Exhibit. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pete-kastanes/message

Willem Jaap Zwart spraken we vlak voor zijn pensioen (Willem Jaap blijft zich inzetten voor de cultuursector), zijn afscheid als meewerkend voorman bij Concordia. In een aflevering boordevol wijze levenslessen en schitterende anekdotes geeft hij unieke inzichten in wie hij als persoon is. En hoe hij als meewerkend voorman, ondernemer, directeur, bestuurder, student, buschauffeur, fabrieksarbeider en onderzoeker zijn eigen manier van werken beleefde en vormgaf. Wat zijn bijvoorbeeld zijn gouden regels? Maar ook in de fabriek in Oss, werk zoeken in de jaren '80 en voor jezelf beginnen. Willem Jaap is positief, kritisch en maakt enthousiasme meer dan aanstekelijk! Boordevol tips en inspiratie voor jou om het ook op je eigen manier te doen. WMet sidekick Eric Dogger die goed doorvroeg! Check zeker: https://cultuurinnovaties.nl/ https://nescioludens.nl/goudenregels.jpg En deze films, zij maakten de laatste tijd indruk op Willem Jaap: - The Father https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10272386/ - Don't Look up https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11286314/

Chicago radio legend Bob Stroud, who just stepped down after 21 years as a weekday host at classic rock ‘The Drive', joined WGN Radio's Dave Plier to reminisce about his 43 years in radio including WMET, The Loop, CD94.7, WXRT, WLS-AM, WDRV and the origins of his ‘Rock & Roll Roots'.

This special episode is my interview with Andrew Hyatt, Writer & Director of Paul, The Apostle of Christ the movie, Monsignor John Enzler President of Catholic Charities, Pope Francis Report with Michael Washabaugh, Fr Jack Hurley, Cathedral of St Matthews and Dan Di Biase segment on What to do in Washington, DC. WMET 1160 AM every Friday at 1:00 pm on the Guadalupe Radio Network

Christina Cox interviews author Monika Jablonska, Father Jack Hurley talks about history of the Cathedral Of St Matthews, Mike Washabaugh on the Pope Francis report and Dan Di Biase on What to do in Washington, National Cherry Blossom week, all this and more WMET 1160 AM

Join us to meet Peter Stepanek interview about the Cherry Blossoms, Catholic Weddings, Baptisms and Meet The students from St Ann School who traveled on school trip from Naples Florida to Washington, DC. Father Michael Vannicola and Tracey Farley. The Pope Francis report with Michael Washabaugh, Father Jack Hurley from the Cathedral of St Matthews and Dan, Dan the Radio Man. All this and more on "Catholics in The Capital" WMET 1160 AM.

Tune in to listen to our St Patricks Day show! Director & writer Paul McCusker of the Life of St Patrick's new CD's. Pope Francis will visit Ireland in August 22 to 25 for the World Meeting of Families. Fr. Jack Hurley, from the Cathedral of St Matthews talks of the prayers and writings of St Patrick. Dan Di Biase and St Patty's Events in DC. Mike Washabaugh with the the Pope's weekly report. All this and more! WMET 1160 AM on Catholics in the Capital Radio show with radio host Christina Cox!

Christina Cox's special interview with Dr. Tony Zeiss, Executive Director of the talks about what to see in the new "Museum of the Bible" in Washington, DC. Artist, Luis Peralta Del Valle, life changing story of faith through painting the Pope's and saints. Father Hurley talks on the saints! Hear all this and more on WMET 1160 AM for "Catholics in The Capital." on Guadalupe Radio Network. copyrighted 2018 ©

Oakcrest was featured in an exclusive interview on WMET 1160 AM Guadalupe Radio.  We heard from Mary T. Ortiz, Head of School; Cecilia Márquez, Academic Dean representing academic life; and Mrs. Kelly McGiffin, current parent speaking from a parents point of view and finally, Clare Meehan, Class of 2011 speaking on what it mean to be an Oakie and how it prepared her for life in and after college.  We are proud to share this "Portrait of Oakcrest".

Bob Roberts has been a reporter for several years at WBBM Newsradio, and he talks about covering stories, violence in Chicago (1974 was the worst year), being a reporter with City News Bureau; his passion for trains; how he got into radio and news; being on the air at WIUS Radio at Indiana University and even WNUR Radio (Northwestern); being a music DJ and doing news at WMET, WDHF, and WMAQ; reporting news on WYEN with his biggest exclusive ever: John Wayne Gacy; working in New York at 1010 WINS; the collapse of WMAQ and road to WBBM; being a “reporter not repeater”; how he quickly puts together news stories and how he ensures accuracy; Stew Cohen's book about WYEN, where Bob was "Frank Rhodes", working at the Associated Press, and more. Bob also had a cameo in a video I made featuring Lisa Fielding at WBBM. 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/RG145.mp3

Join Candidly Candace for her interview with Karyn Langhorne Folan. DON'T BRING HOME A WHITE BOY: And Other Notions that Keep Black Women From Dating Out by Karyn Langhorne Folan will be released by Simon & Schuster in February 2, 2010. The book is an attempt to delve deeply into the roots of our cultural resistance to black women and white men. It's an effort to harness the theories and emotions behind the controversy, analyze them and offer them up for deeper discussion. The title reflects the deep and long-standing cultural message stamped deep into every black daughter-"Don't Bring Home a White Boy." At least on some level, these cultural messages play role in why so many African American women are single. Callers are welcome to call in with questions/comments 347-996-3381. There will be a live 15 minute chat online following the broadcast. Black women have more choices than we realize-and it's time to pursue all of them-just as black men do. This book is written in the sincere belief that it's time for African American women to broaden their horizons beyond black men and become open to experiencing romantic happiness from any man whose character and interests are compatible with their own... even if that man's skin happens to be white. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Karyn Langhorne Folan is a graduate of Harvard Law School and a former law professor. Her many writing credits include four adult novels and a novel for young adults. She is the host of the weekly talk show The Book Squad on WMET 1160 in the District of Columbia. She lives in the suburbs of Washington, D.C. with her husband and two daughters.