Chicago Lifestyle Podcast & Video Blog
More than a meal Chicago’s Golden Diners Program provides an opportunity for seniors (over age 60) throughout the city to interact with the community and enjoy time outside their home. The program is funded by the City of Chicago’s Department of Family and Support Services. There …
I have two pet peeves when parking in Chicago. The first is the high cost, especially downtown, and the second is giving money to Chicago Parking Meters LLC which will probably go down in history as one of the worst business deals in history for the …
While doing some research about Chicago podcasts I found this short video on youtube by a guy named Leff who has done a few nice videos about the city we all love. This video is his first and is a nice overview of places he …
Glossier is evidently a popular skin care and make-up brand from NYC who has established a pop-up shop in Chicago that will be open through October 28, 2018. Seems like this is a big deal among the fashionistas so take a look at our video …
A teens-eye-view of Chicago from the host of Grace’s Room as she shares her first visit to Chicago including mini-golf a Millennium Park, a visit to American Girl and the Willis Tower as well as her first taste of deep dish pizza. Very cute well …
Executive Producer Reno Lovison talks with podcaster Scott Winterroth about the launch objectives of Chicago Broadcasting Network.
Washington Square Park near Walton and Clark Streets in Chicago featured a pop-up piano recital by The Lake Shore Music Studio thanks to Pianos in the Park. The popular Gold Coast location was also the site of the Newberry Library’s annual Bughouse Square Debates based …
Pete Wentz shows and tells you what to do if you have 48 hours in Chicago.
Ten minutes on the “606” or Chicago’s Bloomingdale Trail will give you a glimpse into the sights and sounds of summer in the city with background music and dance by a local samba school.
Here’s a cool retro super 8mm film of someone’s trip to Chicago in 1969. Take trip in our time machine and rewind 50 years to see what has changed and what has not in the Windy City.
Chicago composer Janice Misurell-Mitchell translates the text and imagery of William Blake into a sonic experience in “Mad Song” presented at Northwestern University. Performed by twelve students of the Bienen School of Music, conducted by A.J. Keller, DMA candidate in Choral Conducting. The performance was …
This past year we produced a three part video series featuring two Chicago area artists who collaborated to mount an exhibition commemorating the 2018 Illinois Bicentennial. The exhibit took place at the Chicago Cultural Center at Randolph and Michigan downtown. Sandra Holubow is known largely …
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