The Hannah & Fred Show

We talk with Sam Brinton, one of the world’s leading advocates for LGBTQ youth and a senior member at The Trevor Project.

This week we talk with Sam Brinton, one of the world’s leading advocates for LGBTQ youth and a senior member at The Trevor Project; author and radio host Jen Weigel has news about her new project, and Ron Onesti joins us to talk the “new normal” of concerts, events, and venues.

Michelle Durpetti from Gene & Georgetti Chicago tells us how they have overcome many challenges this year from fire, coronavirus, and looting.

WCGO General Manager Chuck Duncan joins us to talk COVID-19 testing, recovering from addiction, and his hobbies.

John Russick from the Chicago History Museum shows us the similarities between coverage of the 1918 influenza epidemic and today, and what the museum’s plans are for reopening

This week on “Gabby Road,” we talk with Latreece Sanders from Family Rescue on the challenges that COVID-19 has created with domestic violence. John Russick from the Chicago History Museum shows us the similarities between coverage of the 1918 influenza epidemic and today, and what the museum’s plans are for reopening. WCGO General Manager Chuck Duncan joins us to talk COVID-19 testing, recovering from addiction, and his hobbies. We end the show with Michelle Durpetti from Gene & Georgetti Chicago; she tells us how they have overcome many challenges this year from fire, coronavirus, and looting.

We’re joined by Dwayne Kennedy, who has his first full-length comedy album out, and some thoughts we can all learn from.

The Honorable George Van Dusen, mayor of Skokie, Illinois, shares his village's plan to recover from the shutdown and recent protests.

This week's show is jam-packed from start to finish with incredible guests. First, a world-changing girl, Molly Pinta, who at the age of 13 founded the Buffalo Grove Pride Parade and at 14 was named a Human Rights Campaign Foundation ambassador. Then the Honorable George Van Dusen, mayor of Skokie, Illinois, shares his village's plan to recover from the shutdown and recent protests. You won’t want to miss Dwayne Kennedy, who has his first full-length comedy album out, and some thoughts we can all learn from. And finally, we’ve all wondered what the future of work and social events will look like. Tracey Shappro of Vision Production Group paints the picture of what we can expect to be the same and what will be very, very different.

We talk with former NASA public affairs officer Beth Mund about the SpaceX mission.