(podcasting “from” Fishhook Pier near Montrose Beach)
(broadcasting on the 100-watt clear water radio station WLUW 88.7-FM Chicago)
Mike Stephen and Andy Hermann discuss last week’s Wilco shows at the Riviera and Wincentennial at the Old Town School, they learn about the Great Lakes Compact, and then it’s an OTL first — a segment on the state of shopping in Chicago.
OTL’s Week in Music;
Andy and every music geek in Chicago saw Wilco this week,
Mike celebrated the Wincentennial at the Old Town School of Folk Music
Joel Brammeier – Vice President for Policy, Alliance for the Great Lakes;
on the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River Basin Water Resources Compact
Heather Kenny – freelance fashion/shopping writer and stylist;
on the state of shopping and independent boutiques in Chicago
(segue music this week from Wilco)
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Shawno
February 26, 2008 at 4:47 pm
Someday, I hope I can cross the bridge into Wilco land. So far, it hasn’t happened. I’m hopeless as a Wilco fan.
Interesting stuff, about the water. Here in central California, there’s a lot of concern about the future of the water supply. This place isn’t all that wet as it is, and people keep moving here, new developments springing up (no pun intended) all over the place. Maybe we’re all headed for a “Mad Max”-style future where everyone’s fighting over water instead of oil. Anyway, great show, as always.