Lots of stuff

Comedy, creativity, entrepreneurship, law practice, real estate tax appeals, sports, a bike in a tree and much more with the great Chris Walsh.

Tall tales, a new short film project, parenting revelations, transferrable skills/principles and the intersections and integration of creativity, art/music, public education/civics, social justice, entreprenuership, professionalism and more.

Art, culture, dance, policy, politics, influence, education, growth, OPRF and more with former First Deputy Commissioner of the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events turned current Hubbard Street Dance Chicago Executive Director, Dave McDermott.

Kids, litigation, public policy, local and global leadership in animal advocacy through the Humane Society International, Washington D.C. life and OPRF roots.

New music, "Change Your Game" with Chicago blues legend Mary Lane, the Jordan Years, Chicago to L.A. and back, countless acts and aestheics, continual creativity, balance and drive with multi-instrumentalist, producer, writer, performer, graphic desinger and more, WES RESTLESS aka Wes Hooker.

Professional musican, professional athlete, retired OPRF HS educator, true renaissance man and more, the great Ricky Baker on his/his band Rico's new record, "Life Love & Light," creativity, craftsmanship, inspiration, disclipine, drive, purpose and beyond.

Getting weird, entreprenuership, navigating technical difficulties and arguably the best Pelón Ray story ever, with soon-to-be HITW periodic show host/co-host Mike Raspatello.

"Nazi hunting," hate networks, social justice, advocacy and politics through The Southern Poverty Law Center and beyond, anti-racism as an OPRF ethic, mass communication and social movements scholarship from theory to practice, and much more with Dr. Jeff Tischauser, PhD.

A true writer's journey from serving the US Marine Corps in active duty during the Vietnam War, through a storied career in journalism with the greats including Royko & Vonnegut, finding your voice as a writer, branching out and bringing it home, with Jim Elsener.