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On The Case episodes
- Providing teens with resources and activities.
This episode discusses how to support teenagers through resources and activities. It features Dr. Dillon Bannis, Chief Medical Officer, and Congressman Danny K. Davis.
51 min - Ex-MAGA Joe Walsh tells why he no longer supports Trump
Ex-MAGA Joe Walsh tells why he no longer supports Trump and the Republican Party. He says that the republicans need to stand up to Trump.
51 min - Raising awareness for the upcoming elections
This episode is about informing voter about the upcoming elections. On The Case is broadcast live on WVON 1690 AM Chicago every Sunday from 2 - 3PM. This show is sponsored by the Downs Law Group.
55 min - Getting to know your mayoral candidates - Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson
This episode is about informing voter about mayoral candidates Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson. On The Case is broadcast live on WVON 1690 AM Chicago every Sunday from 2 - 3PM. This show is sponsored by the Downs Law Group.
53 min - Uplifting souls
This episode featured the uncle of Jacob Blake who was shot seven times by a police officer in Kenosha, WI. Celeste Wright-Harris also appears on the show talking about how important it is to stay fit during a pandemic.
53 min - People vs politicians. Who is really in charge?
This particular episode was co-hosted by Jim Egonormist. Our special guest of the day was Author and Motivational Speaker Lana McSwain.
53 min - 52 min
- My mother sold me for heroin
This episode featured Author Denise Jones and her family. They came to our studio to discuss her new book and play called “Diamond In The Rough.”
55 min - The poorest town in Illinois
This episode featured Fred Carter a local resident of Penderbrook, IL. He came on the show to let people know that the gas and internet companies would not provide infrastructure to his town.
As farming has become a big business, it has become one of the least diverse businesses around. Whites operate more than 72,000 Illinois farms, Hispanics 488 and Blacks 59. As senior government demographer Calvin Beale noted: "It has to be among the whitest of occupations."
It wasn't always. In 1920, Illinois had 892 black farmers, and African-Americans owned 14 percent of the nation's farmland. Now they hold less than 1 percent.
54 min - Egos are diluting the power of Black voters
On this episode callers share their view about Black politicians running for the same seat and will split the votes in the upcoming election.
53 min
About On The Case
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We bring attention to real life situations, politics, stories, and our culture. We aim to resolve issues facing our community at large.
Host Chinta Strausberg and cohost Kent Hunley.