The Frunchroom, Volume 10

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06/21/20 • 69 min

The Frunchroom: Stories from Chicago's South Side

We're so behind in getting these episodes up that this show is from...three years ago.

This was back when we were still at Beverly Woods restaurant in July 2017. But this show still holds up.

As for when The Frunchroom will return with new live shows, watch our Facebook and Twitter pages for more on that this week.
For now, please welcome:
* Cole Lavalais Writer, Teacher
* Kathleen Leahy Educator, Writer, Intersectional Feminist, Occasional Bartender
* Amara Enyia Policy wonk, Globetrotter, Athlete, Systems-thinker, Risk-taker
* Lyletta Robinson Hoosier by birth, South Sider by choice
* Nareman Taha Co-director/founder, Arab-American Family Services
* Ernest Wilkins Cultural Anthropologist, Writer
Recorded on July 20th, 2017 at Beverly Woods Restaurant. Audio production and editing by Tim Mata. Brought to you by your host Scott Smith and the Beverly Area Arts Alliance.

We're so behind in getting these episodes up that this show is from...three years ago.

This was back when we were still at Beverly Woods restaurant in July 2017. But this show still holds up.

Previous Episode

The Frunchroom, Volume 9: Night Two

It's the next episode of The Frunchroom podcast...18 months later.
You can listen to the podcast for an explanation of why it's been so long.
These are our 2nd anniversary shows from April 2017.
Our readers are (their descriptions reflect their lives at the time of their reading):
NIGHT TWO
* Jahmal Cole Founder of My Block, My Hood, My City
* Bridget Gainer Part-time pol, full-time Chicagoan, reader, mother & dual citizen
* Lendon Sadler Activist & actor; performer, raconteur, unabashed lover
* Kevin Coval Poet; community builder; artistic director, Young Chicago Authors
* Kim Bellware Huffington Post reporter, bike adventurer and full-city wanderer
Night One can be found earlier in this feed. Our next live show is Thursday, January 16th at Beverly Arts Center. Recorded on April 27th, 2017 at Beverly Woods Restaurant at 115th and Western Ave. Audio production and editing by Tim Mata. Brought to you by your host Scott Smith – a resident of Beverly/Morgan Park – and The Beverly Area Arts Alliance.