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Podcast, Volume 8: Write your way out edition (plus show notes)
It was a simpler time…the last night of the Obama administration. And the setting for Volume 8 of The Frunchroom. Our readers are: John Chatz Blogger, tech consultant, softball player and father to many Eric Charles May Writer, professor, Sox … Continue reading
In the Frunchroom: Eric Charles May
Our final reader for tomorrow’s edition of The Frunchroom – the last before we celebrate our 2nd anniversary in April – is Eric Charles May. Eric is the author of the novel Bedrock Faith, which was named a Notable African-American … Continue reading
In the Frunchroom: Jamie Nesbitt Golden
Our fourth reader for the 8th edition of The Frunchroom is Jamie Nesbitt Golden. Jamie is a wife, parent, and recovering journalist who hails from Chicago. Her work has appeared on a number of sites, including DNAInfo Chicago, Chicagoist, xoJane, … Continue reading
In the Frunchroom: L.D. Barnes
As usual, we have a couple readers from within the immediate neighborhood. And you don’t get more immediate than L.D. Barnes. L.D. Barnes is a lifelong Chicagoan, proud of her beginnings on the West Side. She attended Roosevelt University and the … Continue reading
In the Frunchroom: John Chatz
Our next reader at this week’s Frunchroom is John Chatz. John grew up and lived in Evanston and the north side of Chicago most of his life until moving to the South Side in July 2010 when he married his … Continue reading
In the Frunchroom: Robin Baumgarten
We’re less than a week away from the first Frunchroom of 2017 and the final event leading up to our 2nd anniversary show in April. We’ll announce plans for that show soon, but in the meantime, get to know our first … Continue reading
Volume VIII of The Frunchroom: Write your way out edition
The next Frunchroom will be January 19th at 730pm, the night before the Presidential inauguration. This eighth edition of The Frunchroom will take place in the middle of another Chicago winter and follows a tumultuous 2016, both in the neighborhood … Continue reading
