Amy Guth

Amy Guth and Jen Bosworth fill in for John Williams with a fun post Thanksgiving Show! Don Share from the Chicago Poetry Foundation joins the show to talk about their upcoming event and magazine and Jen and Amy discuss the importance of self care and health during the holidays.

Amy Guth and Jen Bosworth fill in for Patti Vazquez the night before Thanksgiving. They kick off the show by sharing their favorite “Turkey Day” memories, including one involving the oven catching on fire. They learn the difference between hail and ice pellets. Later on, Amy and Jen also go over a list of the worst songs from the 1980’s and have a conversation about their favorite music videos from when they grew up.

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Guests from Saturday’s edition of the Wintrust Business Lunch include Washington Post reporter, Aaron Gregg, who talks to Amy Guth about the lawsuit filed by Joe Ricketts against a blogger. Amy also checks in with Louisa Chu of the Chicago Tribune. They discuss Jewish Culture in Chicago, focusing on where to find the best Jewish Delis in the city. Later on, web developer Kara Carrell, joins the show to talk about the many changes to Twitter and other social media platforms.

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Amy Guth and Jen Bosworth take calls from WGN listeners who want to give a personal shoutout to loved ones who have served the United States.

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Amy Guth and Rex Huppke fill in for John Williams today, as they discuss what makes it hard for victims of sexual assault to come out and talk about it, and what made it perhaps easier for Louis C.K. to admit to his actions. Comedian Michael Ian Black talks about the role of Twitter and its influence on the comedy community. Hope for the Day Founder Jonny Boucher lists the different ways that his organization facilitates a dialogue on mental health. And we find out about the special place in Rex’s heart for ice cream.

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It all started with a passion for ice cream. Rex Huppke and Amy Guth welcome Hope for the Day Founder Jonny Boucher into the studio. He talks about talking about mental health issues. Join the cause to prevent suicide Sunday at the Dairy Queen on Wehrli Road.

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