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- BLUE1647: Helping the inner city youth with coding
BLUE1647 is an organization for professional development in youth and businesses. Junior Founder Emile Cambry and Senior Advisor Tracy Powell tells Amy how the network supports its objective of success in others, including the help of such partners as Google and Chase Bank.
http://serve.castfire.com/audio/3371281/3371281_2017-06-30-164521.64kmono.mp3?ad_params=zones%3DPreroll%7Cstation_id%3D3735.mp3
0 min - BLUE1647: Helping the inner city youth with codingBLUE1647 is an organization for professional development in youth and businesses. Junior Founder Emile Cambry and Senior Advisor Tracy Powell tells Amy how the network supports its objective of success in others, including the help of such partners as Google and Chase Bank.0 min
- Rex Huppke: The president’s insensitive claims about Chicago and about “Morning Joe”Chicago Tribune Columnist Rex Huppke joins Amy to discuss the meaning of the president’s and White House Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ comments towards Chicago gun violence. Then, they debate what President Trump’s tweet, maligning “Morning Joe” Talk Show Hosts Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough tells us about the administration as a whole.19 min
- Mothers Against Drunk Driving: Ways to prevent 4th of July traffic dangerAmy lost a family member to a drunk driver on July 4th. Mothers Against Drunk Driving Great Lakes Regional Director Doug Scoles provides solutions to prevent dunk driving fatalities.16 min
- BLUE1647: Helping the inner city youth with codingBLUE1647 is an organization for professional development in youth and businesses. Junior Founder Emile Cambry and Senior Advisor Tracy Powell tells Amy how the network supports its objective of success in others, including the help of such partners as Google and Chase Bank.15 min
- Chicago Media Project documentary making gives a voice to those who don’t normally get one
Chicago Media Project is a group of self-supported documentary makers out of Chicago. Co-Founder and Executive Director Paula Froehle tells Amy about the new CMP series, Dinner & Docs @ The Davis, where filmmakers and special guests will dine over discussion of such films as Matthew Heineman’s “City of Ghosts,” to be showcased in the premier event of the series.
http://serve.castfire.com/audio/3370879/3370879_2017-06-29-171319.64kmono.mp3?ad_params=zones%3DPreroll%7Cstation_id%3D3735.mp3
0 min - Chicago Media Project documentary making gives a voice to those who don’t normally get oneChicago Media Project is a group of self-supported documentary makers out of Chicago. Co-Founder and Executive Director Paula Froehle tells Amy about the new CMP series, Dinner & Docs @ The Davis, where filmmakers and special guests will dine over discussion of such films as Matthew Heineman’s “City of Ghosts,” to be showcased in the premier event of the series.0 min
- Professor Ben Epstein: Understanding the “watered down version of the watered down version” of the Trump travel ban
DePaul University Political Science Professor Ben Epstein explains what might constitute a visiting traveler as fitting into the working stipulations within the working stipulations. That includes the Supreme Court’s definition of a visitor’s “bona fide relationship” with family or work in the United States.
http://serve.castfire.com/audio/3370872/3370872_2017-06-29-170612.64kmono.mp3?ad_params=zones%3DPreroll%7Cstation_id%3D3735.mp3
0 min - Professor Ben Epstein: Understanding the “watered down version of the watered down version” of the Trump travel banDePaul University Political Science Professor Ben Epstein explains what might constitute a visiting traveler as fitting into the working stipulations within the working stipulations. That includes the Supreme Court’s definition of a visitor’s “bona fide relationship” with family or work in the United States.0 min
- Provide: Working towards giving parents a “predictable and stable” work day
Chelsea Sprayregen is using the $60,000 she won in the Social New Venture Challenge at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business to start up her organization, Provide. Provide brings child care businesses the software that it needs in order to allocate more funding to care itself.
http://serve.castfire.com/audio/3370868/3370868_2017-06-29-170008.64kmono.mp3?ad_params=zones%3DPreroll%7Cstation_id%3D3735.mp3
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