For this special episode, I host 3 regular guests who always have strong ideas and opinions on any topic presented to them. I am happy to share my conversation with  artist Brad Leslie, tiny house designer Paul Schultz, and Chicago realtor Alex Wolking.

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Ricky interviews Chicago artist Luis Guzman.

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Did you ever have a conversation you were so immersed in that you didn't realize how much time has passed? That's exactly what happened with my conversation with artist John Rush. John lives in Chicago and divides his working life between painting, drawing, and printmaking.

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Joan Risch was a wife and mother of two children living in the historic Boston suburb of  Lincoln, Massachusetts when she mysteriously disappeared late on the afternoon of October 24, 1961. Some friends and I discuss the case and our thoughts on what may have happened to Joan.

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Yuri Cataldo is an entrepreneur and author, who combines the mindsets of an artist and a technologist.  His latest book is "Be Left Behind - Discover Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Before it’s Too Late".  We spoke about all kinds of things, including how to get things done and figuring out what needs to get done. 

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Kay Martinovich is a director in the theatre - which is by its very nature, a collaborative art. Even a one-man show on stage requires all sorts of creative connections, coordinations, and interactions to be successful. 

My mind was opened by today's conversation and I hope yours will be too. 

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Ricky discusses his upcoming show at the Center on Halstead, MOMENT and the companion art book. He is joined by fellow artist Frederick Nitsch.

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This episode’s guest makes his artistic living using a tool we all have and use every day. He uses his speaking voice. I am very pleased to present my conversation with voiceover artist Joe Bianco.

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Karen Perl and William Dolan are both Chicago artists with much in common. We speak about the wonderful city we live in, it’s architecture and ghosts from the past. Karen and Bill are having a two-person art exhibit at Hofheimer Gallery in March.

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The Lucky Trikes is a Chicago based chamber band that performs story-times with live improvised and classical music and original songs for young children.

The Lucky Bikes is a modern chamber ensemble featuring songs and compositions dirty enough for the bars yet classy enough for the concert halls.

Today’s guest is involved in both of these bands as well as lots of other unique and interesting musical things. His name is Kyle Gregory Price and I really enjoyed getting to know him, exploring his work and his mind a bit.

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