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Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 603 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsEducation |
It’s a Thursday night and a group of folks in Washington Heights do-si-do to the bassline from “Shake Your Groove Thing” by Peaches & Herb. Square dancing has a reputation as more of a hobby for white people set to country music. But social clubs lik... more
Square dancing was once so popular that a center opened in the suburbs dedicated to the hobby. Today, veteran dancers are trying to recruit new fans.
Malls hold a special spot in the hearts of many Americans of a certain age. One may have been the setting for your first date, the place you caught a now-classic summer blockbuster, or even a daycare of sorts after mom dropped you off with a few frie... more
Vacant shops and faded signs, Ford City Mall is in the process of being sold. But this shell of a shopping center was once a bustling hub, especially for young people.
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Show has interesting topics but averaging 7 minutes a show, 2 and a half of which are ads or plugs for other shows, not really worth my time.
Overall, it’s been enjoyable listening to the various aspects of this wonderful city, however the show lacks so much detail now!
The shorter episodes, and in particular this last one on traffic are a complete waste of time.
Never did the episode go into the history of Chicago traffic or highway systems, touched on the backstory of the application and its development, or really explained how it works.
It fell short in so many ways- there was a depth of info that could have been useful and qui... more
I love how these short episodes delve into an aspect of Chicago history/culture!
Quick n easy n fun Chicago tidbits.
I love the unique and interesting Chicago stories brought to light by this team at WBEZ!!! Thank you
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The content revolves around uncovering quirky, informative stories about Chicago, its history, culture, and community. The episodes often answer listener-submitted questions and explore a wide range of topics, including food history, significant events, and the evolution of local traditions. Each episode uniquely connects the past and present, featuring contributions from local residents and experts who provide personal anecdotes and insights. This podcast stands out by fostering community engagement, emphasizing personal stories, and creating a dialogue among Chicagoans about their shared history and identity.
Noteworthy is its format that combines historical exploration with contemporary issues, often featuring lesser-known narratives th... more
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3. Jeffrey Newman
4. Cheryl Crockett
5. Angela Johnson
6. Dave Misca
7. Paul Tsang
8. Dr. Kim Tee
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