Cynthia Teschner discusses her experience living in several southside Chicago neighborhoods and her connection as a Native American with the Latinx American communities. (22:20) She shares the importance of her Lakota and Ojibwe roots and her role to continue the legacy into the future.

The 21st century is filled with distractions and instant gratification. Where does the importance of thinking fit in? Paul LeCrone joins the show to discuss the classic book, Brave New World. The book written in 1932 remains as relevant as ever.

The 21st century is filled with distractions and instant gratification. Where does the importance of thinking fit in? Paul LeCrone joins the show to discuss the classic book, Brave New World. The book written in 1932 remains as relevant as ever.

Native Chicagoan, Othela Longoria, discusses her experience living in various neighborhoods of the city, including Hermosa. Topics range from Yu-Gi-Oh, learning how to drive in Chicago, and personal struggles and how she overcame them.

Native Chicagoan, Othela Longoria, discusses her experience living in various neighborhoods of the city, including Hermosa. Topics range from Yu-Gi-Oh, learning how to drive in Chicago, and personal struggles and how she overcame them.

Evan Salone joins Rich to talk about his experience staying home in Chicago. The two discuss the restaurant industry and working with people to achieve larger goals. Evan shares life lessons and brings a chill vibe and humor to the show.

Rich shares the meaning behind his new art book, PRIMARY PONDERINGS. He discusses his near-death experience and how he found new life using art. By exploring his curiosity and taking small, meaningful steps each day, he lives a richer life. Art surrounds us. It can be intentionally used to think about life and grow as an individual.