Local Level

Local Level

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Local Level episodes

  • "David McNaney Photography" The Business of Art & Photography
    In this episode, Steve talks with local portrait photographer, David McNaney. Dave works with his customers to capture natural emotion in one shot. We talk about the art of photography and the reasons why David decided to go from a comfortable career in tech sales to opening his own successful photography Studio.
    “Book a Portrait Session or Headshot Session with David McNaney Photography by January 31, 2020, and receive One Complimentary Portrait Print ($200 value). This offer cannot be combine with any other promotions. To Book Your Session, please go to www.davidmcnaney.com and click “Schedule Your Session”.
    For more episodes:
    https://www.locallevelshow.com
    https://www.podriver.com
    49 min
  • "Building Tiny Homes for Vets" - Dave Wietrzak & Jimmy Miks
    In this episode, Steve is joined by Dave Wietrzak & Jimmy Miks, both District 214 High School teachers (John Hersey HS & Rolling Meadows HS) for over 20 years.
    Over the past few years they have teamed up with various organizations to build a program in the school district that involves students in the building of tiny homes for vets. This program gives students valuable skills and experiences that are rarely found in public schools. Furthermore, the homes they build give our disabled and less fortunate veterans a chance to get back on their feet and on the road to recovery.
    This program is based on donations and staffed by volunteers, help support the cause at the links below.
    https://ninelinefoundation.org/
    http://projectheadspaceandtiming.com/
    https://www.asoldiersjourneyhome.org/
    https://creativets.org/
    Reach out to the District 214 schools for more information
    Or call Dave direct 847-718-5756
    For more Episodes: https://www.LocalLevelShow.com
    1 hr
  • Kurt Jacobsen - "Unbreakable Ink Tattoo"
    In this episode, Steve sits down with Kurt Jacobsen, Tattoo artist and owner of Unbreakable Ink of Rolling Meadows, IL. Steve and Kurt talk about the fading stigma of tattoo culture and the business behind the art. Most importantly the trust that goes into putting permanent art on your body, and the differences in quality that you find in the industry. Not all artists are equal. There is a level of professionalism and care that sets shops like Unbreakable Ink from the rest. We cover all that and much more. Learn More about Unbreakable Ink: https://www.unbreakableinkco.com/
    45 min
  • Darrin Klapprodt - "A Biker Dude" - Wandering Biker Food Enthusiast
    In this episode, Steve is joined by Darrin "Biker Dude" Klapprodt, best described as a "Wandering Biker Food Enthusiast".
    Traveling the highways and streets across the country on his Harley Davidson the Biker Dude searches for the best eats and hangout spots along the way. Burgers, beefs, dogs, and all things delicious are on his list of destinations to ride to. Check out "A Biker Dude" on YouTube and social media to follow his journey and get the scoop on the best spots to try out.
    If you're a Chicago area native this episode has a ton of food spot talk so let us know what your favorites are.
    Check him out on YouTube:
    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTzt__HD4nXxwqo46Q4dmFQ
    For more episodes:
    https://www.locallevelshow.com
    51 min
  • Terry Cappelen Jr. - "Rolling Meadows Youth Football League"
    In 2018 Terry approached the Rolling Meadows Park District about resurrecting the RM Youth Football league that had fallen apart. in 2018 they tried to start the program back up, unfortunately, didn't have much time to get the word out.
    They then recruited 7 RM kids that played baseball or basketball with their sons and made a team of 12 consisting of all RM kids. That team had an unbelievable season going 11-0 and winning the championship.
    The program now offers Football and Cheerleading for kids in Rolling Meadows
    To learn more about the program:
    https://sites.google.com/view/rolling-meadows-football-cheer/home
    35 min
  • David Telisman - Content Marketing, Journalism & Education "David Telisman Communications"
    In this episode, Steve is joined by David Telisman a Content Marketing Specialist & Owner of David Telisman Communications. His company is focused on creating effective writing and designs that work to promote his client’s goals and ideas.
    Over the years David has worked as a South Floridian Journalist, High School English Teacher, and in Corporate America doing communications work. That’s just what he told us about.
    We cover a wide range of topics in this one:
    The state of journalism today
    Education in America
    Generational blame shifting
    Finding your “Why”
    Dealing with clients
    "Website Rot"
    And much more.
    If you’re looking for marketing advice you just saved $300….
    David is offering you a Free Website Content Assessment:
    Before spending time & money on a redesign, know exactly what you want your website to look like with a content assessment that:
    • Analyzes current content
    • Provides recommendations for copywriting, design, and site architecture
    • $300 Value
    Contact David and mention the show:
    https://www.davidtelisman.com
    For new episodes weekly:
    https://www.locallevelshow.com
    1 hr 10 min
  • Holly Connors - Founding Member of @properties Real Estate and Managing Partner of GetBurbed | Local Level
    In this episode Steve is joined by Holly Connors, Founding Member of @properties Real Estate and Managing Partner of GetBurbed. Holly has proven to be a top of the top-level broker in the Suburban Chicago residential Real Estate market. With fresh ideas and new approaches, the GetBurbed team has shaken up the way real estate is sold. If you have a roof over your head and like to hear things, don’t miss this one!
    58 min
  • Nick Redding - Combat Videographer "R3D Ops Productions" | Local Level
    In this episode, Steve talks with Nick Redding of R3D Ops Productions, a videography and marketing company that works with small businesses and brands to get their message across.
    In the US Military, Nick worked as a "combat videographer" documenting the work that our country did during his tour. After his deployment Nick brought his skills and experience back home to help business owners show their "true colors", This is a great one!
    1 hr 5 min
  • Jeremy Balek of City Limits Harley Davidson
    In this episode, We meet Jeremy Balek from Cty Limits Harley Davidson of Palatine, IL. Steve and Jeremy talk about the culture behind Harley, the way things have changed over the years and what to look forward to when the new Project Livewire electric bikes hit the showroom this fall. Harley has been a symbol of American freedom for decades and the brand means more than just a motorcycle to many people. We cover these topics and many more in this episode. Also if you're in the Chicagoland area check out their upcoming event "The Wicked Burger Bash on Oct. 26th! Burgers, Beers, and Bikes. Don't miss out.
    27 min
  • Todd & Tim Owners of Daisy's restaurant and gaming / Eat, Drink, Play
    In this episode, Steve talks with Todd & Tim, brothers and owners of Daisy's a 21+ restaurant and gaming establishment with 3 locations currently, and a fourth on the way. Daisy's is a place for adults to have a night out for great food and fun. They offer an assortment of Video Poker and Slots, Jenga, Connect Four and other games, along with a full-service kitchen and bar. If you're looking for breakfast and a great place to watch a game, have a coffee and hang out on the free wi-fi, or win some cash. Daisy's is the spot for you.
    They have three locations in IL, Stone Park, Itasca, and Rolling Meadows, with new a location coming to Norridge soon.
    46 min

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Local Level brings you real stories of success and struggle from people living and working in communities across America. In this show, we cover topics that most people can relate to, but rarely get…