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Michael James and co-host Euan Hague break down the home stretch of the Michigan midterms with author and educator Paul J. Draus, discuss elections in Brazil, Israel and across America with political consultant and journalist Don Rose, and chat about the intersection of politics and sports with actor and athlete Adam James.
Subscribe to Don Rose’s weekly column by emailing him at [email protected].
Heartland at Home Episode 330 This week's music, in order: “Stand Up (And Be Strong)” by Keb’ Mo’ and “Doin’ The Best You Can” by Chic Street Man.
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Live from the Heartland can also be found on Apple Podcasts at:
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Live from the Heartland airs each Saturday at 9AM on WLUW 88.7 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
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Episodes broadcast early on Fridays at 9AM on Lumpen Radio 105.5 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
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All episodes available in video form on Youtube. New episodes are uploaded a day early on Fridays at 9AM, with their individual interviews posted throughout the week:
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Video episodes also air the following Thursday on CAN TV21 at 9PM CT on Channel 21 in Chicago and everywhere online at:
https://www.cantv.org/watch/stream-can-tv21/
Live from the Heartland does not own nor claim to own the rights to any of the music or photos included in this week's episode. No copyright infringement is intended.
Michael James and co-host Euan Hague discuss getting out the vote with Live from the Heartland’s own Katy Hogan before they hear about the album Cyclature from composer and pianist Amy Wurtz.
Find out where to listen to Cyclature and where you can see Amy perform at amywurtz.com.
Heartland at Home Episode 330 This week's music, in order: “Stand Up (And Be Strong)” by Keb’ Mo’ and “Doin’ The Best You Can” by Chic Street Man.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! Donate directly to Live from the Heartland here.
Live from the Heartland can also be found on Apple Podcasts at:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/live-from-the-heartland/
Live from the Heartland airs each Saturday at 9AM on WLUW 88.7 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
https://wluw.org/
Episodes broadcast early on Fridays at 9AM on Lumpen Radio 105.5 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
lumpenradio.com
All episodes available in video form on Youtube. New episodes are uploaded a day early on Fridays at 9AM, with their individual interviews posted throughout the week:
https://www.youtube.com/heartlandmedia
Video episodes also air the following Thursday on CAN TV21 at 9PM CT on Channel 21 in Chicago and everywhere online at:
https://www.cantv.org/watch/stream-can-tv21/
Live from the Heartland does not own nor claim to own the rights to any of the music or photos included in this week's episode. No copyright infringement is intended.
Michael James and co-host Euan Hague discuss what sort of midterm elections interference to anticipate from election lawyer Ed Mullen before they hear about the Fred Ross Sr. documentary American Agitators from filmmaker Raymond Telles.
Get tickets to see American Agitators at the Music Box on Sunday, October 25 at 12:45pm here.
Heartland at Home Episode 329 This week's music, in order: “Stand Up (And Be Strong)” by Keb’ Mo’ and “Doin’ The Best You Can” by Chic Street Man.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! Donate directly to Live from the Heartland here.
Live from the Heartland can also be found on Apple Podcasts at:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/live-from-the-heartland/
Live from the Heartland airs each Saturday at 9AM on WLUW 88.7 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
https://wluw.org/
Episodes broadcast early on Fridays at 9AM on Lumpen Radio 105.5 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
lumpenradio.com
All episodes available in video form on Youtube. New episodes are uploaded a day early on Fridays at 9AM, with their individual interviews posted throughout the week:
https://www.youtube.com/heartlandmedia
Video episodes also air the following Thursday on CAN TV21 at 9PM CT on Channel 21 in Chicago and everywhere online at:
https://www.cantv.org/watch/stream-can-tv21/
Live from the Heartland does not own nor claim to own the rights to any of the music or photos included in this week's episode. No copyright infringement is intended.
Michael James and co-host Euan Hague hear about the Illinois Young Voters’ Congress from peace activist Kathy Kelly before they talk about the new song No More Silence and the Spill the Honey foundation with Grammy-nominated producer and singer Mali Wilson.
Join the Illinois Young Voters’ Congress for A Forum of Peace and Social Justice on Saturday, October 17 at 10am at Institute of Cultural Affairs. Learn more here.
Hear Mali Wilson sing No More Silence October 14th at the Wax Vinyl Bar & Ramen Shop from 6pm to 9pm. She’s also performing as part of her Retro In Real Time - The Vinyl Tour on October 16th at the Epiphany Center for the Arts at 8pm.
Heartland at Home Episode 328 This week's music, in order: “Stand Up (And Be Strong)” by Keb’ Mo’ and “Doin’ The Best You Can” by Chic Street Man.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! Donate directly to Live from the Heartland here.
Live from the Heartland can also be found on Apple Podcasts at:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/live-from-the-heartland/
Live from the Heartland airs each Saturday at 9AM on WLUW 88.7 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
https://wluw.org/
Episodes broadcast early on Fridays at 9AM on Lumpen Radio 105.5 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
lumpenradio.com
All episodes available in video form on Youtube. New episodes are uploaded a day early on Fridays at 9AM, with their individual interviews posted throughout the week:
https://www.youtube.com/heartlandmedia
Video episodes also air the following Thursday on CAN TV21 at 9PM CT on Channel 21 in Chicago and everywhere online at:
https://www.cantv.org/watch/stream-can-tv21/
Live from the Heartland does not own nor claim to own the rights to any of the music or photos included in this week's episode. No copyright infringement is intended.
Michael James discusses Jake Lang, Abdul El-Sayed and more Michigan politics with author and educator Paul J. Draus before he hears about the new John Prine documentary How Lucky Can One Man Get from filmmaker John Anderson.
You can find information on upcoming screenings of How Lucky Can One Man Get and other John Prine events here.
Heartland at Home Episode 327 This week's music, in order: “Stand Up (And Be Strong)” by Keb’ Mo’ and “Doin’ The Best You Can” by Chic Street Man.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! Donate directly to Live from the Heartland here.
Live from the Heartland can also be found on Apple Podcasts at:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/live-from-the-heartland/
Live from the Heartland airs each Saturday at 9AM on WLUW 88.7 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
https://wluw.org/
Episodes broadcast early on Fridays at 9AM on Lumpen Radio 105.5 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
lumpenradio.com
All episodes available in video form on Youtube. New episodes are uploaded a day early on Fridays at 9AM, with their individual interviews posted throughout the week:
https://www.youtube.com/heartlandmedia
Video episodes also air the following Thursday on CAN TV21 at 9PM CT on Channel 21 in Chicago and everywhere online at:
https://www.cantv.org/watch/stream-can-tv21/
Live from the Heartland does not own nor claim to own the rights to any of the music or photos included in this week's episode. No copyright infringement is intended.
Michael James and co-host Euan Hague hear about an upcoming benefit concert for immigrant solidarity from Indivisible Rogers Park-West Ridge’s Robert Gottlieb and discuss creating community and connecting older adults with Well Connected’s Melisa Mottola.
Get your tickets for Standing With Our Neighbors - A Benefit Concert and Celebration of Community on Friday, October 9th at the United Church of Rogers Park here.
If you’re 60 or older, become a part of the Well Connected community free of charge by calling 877-797-7299 or emailing [email protected]. Learn more here.
Heartland at Home Episode 326 This week's music, in order: “Stand Up (And Be Strong)” by Keb’ Mo’ and “Doin’ The Best You Can” by Chic Street Man.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! Donate directly to Live from the Heartland here.
Live from the Heartland can also be found on Apple Podcasts at:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/live-from-the-heartland/
Live from the Heartland airs each Saturday at 9AM on WLUW 88.7 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
https://wluw.org/
Episodes broadcast early on Fridays at 9AM on Lumpen Radio 105.5 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
lumpenradio.com
All episodes available in video form on Youtube. New episodes are uploaded a day early on Fridays at 9AM, with their individual interviews posted throughout the week:
https://www.youtube.com/heartlandmedia
Video episodes also air the following Thursday on CAN TV21 at 9PM CT on Channel 21 in Chicago and everywhere online at:
https://www.cantv.org/watch/stream-can-tv21/
Live from the Heartland does not own nor claim to own the rights to any of the music or photos included in this week's episode. No copyright infringement is intended.
Michael James and co-host Euan Hague hear about the Rogers Park & West Ridge chapter of Indivisible and how to help fight against voter suppression from Katy Hogan, talk Africa and the documentary Before Thing Fell Apart with sociologist, filmmaker and History Detectives host Tukufu Zuberi, and hear about the history and reunion of the Universal Togetherness Band from Andre Gibson and Paul Hanover.
Find out how to join the Rogers Park & West Ridge chapter of Indivisible here.
Watch Before Things Fell Apart here.
You can see Universal Togetherness Band perform this Saturday the 19th at 6pm at Navy Pier. Learn more here.
Heartland at Home Episode 325. This week's music, in order: “Stand Up (And Be Strong)” by Keb’ Mo’ and “Doin’ The Best You Can” by Chic Street Man.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! Donate directly to Live from the Heartland here.
Live from the Heartland can also be found on Apple Podcasts at:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/live-from-the-heartland/
Live from the Heartland airs each Saturday at 9AM on WLUW 88.7 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
https://wluw.org/
Episodes broadcast early on Fridays at 9AM on Lumpen Radio 105.5 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
lumpenradio.com
All episodes available in video form on Youtube. New episodes are uploaded a day early on Fridays at 9AM, with their individual interviews posted throughout the week:
https://www.youtube.com/heartlandmedia
Video episodes also air the following Thursday on CAN TV21 at 9PM CT on Channel 21 in Chicago and everywhere online at:
https://www.cantv.org/watch/stream-can-tv21/
Live from the Heartland does not own nor claim to own the rights to any of the music or photos included in this week's episode. No copyright infringement is intended.
Michael James and co-host Euan Hague talk to author & educator Valerie C. Johnsons about Right to Learn: Resisting the Right-Wing Attack on Academic Freedom then hear about Why We Care NFP from Tanya Watkins and Zaria Bonds.
Order a copy of Right to Learn: Resisting the Right-Wing Attack on Academic Freedom here.
Learn how you can support Why We Care NFP here.
Heartland at Home Episode 324. This week's music, in order: “Stand Up (And Be Strong)” by Keb’ Mo’ and “Doin’ The Best You Can” by Chic Street Man.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! Donate directly to Live from the Heartland here.
Live from the Heartland can also be found on Apple Podcasts at:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/live-from-the-heartland/
Live from the Heartland airs each Saturday at 9AM on WLUW 88.7 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
https://wluw.org/
Episodes broadcast early on Fridays at 9AM on Lumpen Radio 105.5 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
lumpenradio.com
All episodes available in video form on Youtube. New episodes are uploaded a day early on Fridays at 9AM, with their individual interviews posted throughout the week:
https://www.youtube.com/heartlandmedia
Video episodes also air the following Thursday on CAN TV21 at 9PM CT on Channel 21 in Chicago and everywhere online at:
https://www.cantv.org/watch/stream-can-tv21/
Live from the Heartland does not own nor claim to own the rights to any of the music or photos included in this week's episode. No copyright infringement is intended.
Michael James talks about upcoming jazz fests and the year's best albums with music journalist and WTTW newsletter producer Josh Terry, then is joined by guest host Gordon Thomson to learn about the American Indian Movement and the state of the Menominee Indian Reservation from native activist Duane Teller.
Sign up Josh Terry’s music, culture, and sports newsletter No Expectations here and for WTTW’s The Daily Chicagoan newsletter here.
Heartland at Home Episode 323. This week's music, in order: “Stand Up (And Be Strong)” by Keb’ Mo’ and “Doin’ The Best You Can” by Chic Street Man.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! Donate directly to Live from the Heartland here.
Live from the Heartland can also be found on Apple Podcasts at:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/live-from-the-heartland/
Live from the Heartland airs each Saturday at 9AM on WLUW 88.7 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
https://wluw.org/
Episodes broadcast early on Fridays at 9AM on Lumpen Radio 105.5 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
lumpenradio.com
All episodes available in video form on Youtube. New episodes are uploaded a day early on Fridays at 9AM, with their individual interviews posted throughout the week:
https://www.youtube.com/heartlandmedia
Video episodes also air the following Thursday on CAN TV21 at 9PM CT on Channel 21 in Chicago and everywhere online at:
https://www.cantv.org/watch/stream-can-tv21/
Live from the Heartland does not own nor claim to own the rights to any of the music or photos included in this week's episode. No copyright infringement is intended.
Michael James and co-host Euan Hague get updated on ICE in Chicago and local politics by 40th Ward Alderman Andre Vasquez before they hear about college crackdowns on free speech and upcoming elections in Ohio from Ohio State Senator Bill DeMora.
Heartland at Home Episode 322. This week's music, in order: “Stand Up (And Be Strong)” by Keb’ Mo’ and “Doin’ The Best You Can” by Chic Street Man.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! Donate directly to Live from the Heartland here.
Live from the Heartland can also be found on Apple Podcasts at:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/live-from-the-heartland/
Live from the Heartland airs each Saturday at 9AM on WLUW 88.7 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
https://wluw.org/
Episodes broadcast early on Fridays at 9AM on Lumpen Radio 105.5 FM in Chicago or everywhere online at:
lumpenradio.com
All episodes available in video form on Youtube. New episodes are uploaded a day early on Fridays at 9AM, with their individual interviews posted throughout the week:
https://www.youtube.com/heartlandmedia
Video episodes also air the following Thursday on CAN TV21 at 9PM CT on Channel 21 in Chicago and everywhere online at:
https://www.cantv.org/watch/stream-can-tv21/
Live from the Heartland does not own nor claim to own the rights to any of the music or photos included in this week's episode. No copyright infringement is intended.
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