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(podcasting from the studios in the OTL Bunker, somewhere in Chicago)
(broadcasting on the “free speech” radio station WLUW-FM (88.7) Chicago)
Mike Stephen chats with a local artist who is fighting local laws he feels are unconstitutional, previews the 2010 Printers’ Ball, and goes inside Felony Franks, a hot dog stand in West Town with some controversy.
Chris Drew— Local artist and Executive Director of the Uptown Multicultural Art Center
Chris continues to challenge Chicago’s peddlers license and Illinois’ eavesdropping law. We get the latest on his legal fight.
Fred Sasaki— Associate Editor for POETRY Magazine
We get a preview of this year’s Printers’ Ball and discuss the relationship between print and digital media.
Jim Andrews— Owner of Felony Franks
This hot dog stand on the corner of Western and Jackson has caused some controversy in the community. We go inside to find out what all the fuss is about.
OTL #201 local music provided by Icy Demons…
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William von Rentzell
August 5, 2010 at 10:02 am
Verbal exchange in a public space is by definition NOT PRIVATE COMMUNICATION, though we do live in Illinois where reason so rarely rules.
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