"Downtown Local" Podcast Debuts on Chicago Carless
-Posted in Backstory | Chicago Children's Museum Controversy | Podcasts
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Given me and my big mouth, it had to happen sometime. Today debuts "Downtown Local", my (most likely allegedly) weekly podcast look at life, love, and folly from the heart of downtown Chicago. I'll use "Downtown Local" to expand on issues I cover in my regular blogposts, as well as to share new stories--and, of course, rants.
For anyone who's been wondering what I sound like (and except primarily for those of you who recognize me on the elevator at Marina City from time to time, that's just about everyone) here's your chance to find out. Take a listen to the podcast, I'd love to get your feedback.
This week's "Downtown Local" topics: Blair Kamin and the Chicago Children's Museum; the "Stranded in the Loop, Please Help" brigade; and how to have an oversexed summer in one easy lesson.
And if that last one's not reason enough to listen in, I don't know what is.
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"Downtown Local" for October 9, 2007:
Mike is a political and public affairs strategist working exclusively with individuals and organizations who seek to further social-justice causes in Chicago and beyond. A native New Yorker who much prefers deep-dish to thin-crust, he has happily called the Windy City home since 2003. Mike is a staunch supporter of urban living and resides in the heart of Downtown Chicago with Camoes, the Portuguese danger cat. A committed transit rider in any town, Mike has refused to learn to drive for 37 years. And counting.
