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Amy Guth and Jen Bosworth are back to fill in for the first half of The Download!
This time, they welcome writer Tori Telfer to the studio to talk about her upcoming true crime book “Lady Killers: Deadly Women Throughout History”. They discuss some of the femme fatales Telfer has written about and explore some of our preconceived notions about serial killers, women and the nature of our own violent tendencies.
We also get an update on iGrow Chicago’s Peace Fest and the push to get kids the supplies they need to be successful this school year.
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Amy starts things off by talking to writer Gabriela Barkho about her recent piece in Bloomberg about Blue Apron’s recent struggles and why it’s becoming difficult for subscription box services recently. Then, Amy talks about how Whole Foods prices are going to be dropping now that Amazon’s in charge. Bloomberg’s Ira Boudway Ira told Amy about his article on basketball stars after their NBA careers, investing in startups, instead of more traditional post-NBA career professional paths. Last but not least, Alexia Elejalde-Ruiz calls in to talk about her recent article in the Tribune, which highlights the importance of foreign workers at Illinois farms.
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