We’ve visited all 77 of Chicago’s historic community areas, taught you the history, and tasted amazing food along the way! Join us as we continue to explore Chicago’s history and culture.
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Dive into the life of a woman that was the first of many things here in Chicago. Carol 'Mickey' Norton tells stories from her time as the first woman on the floor of the International Monetary Market, her ownership in Chicago sports and more!
This week is one of our favorites. Chicago turns 189, it’s Women’s History Month, and you can finally feel that little hint of spring in the air. There was no way we were skipping a celebration of Chicago’s birthday so we did what we love most: dove.
The Green Book functioned as a guide to Black Americans all over the country. On this episode we spend a day travelling through Chicago from the lense of the Green Book.
Have you ever wondered what the lifetime of a Pullman Porter was like? We follow the life of one seemingly average porter and discover some hidden stories that connect all of Chicago
In our first episode back, we dive deep into the origins of Black History Month—long before it was officially recognized—and into the people who fought to ensure Black history was preserved, taught, and honored.
We’ve all heard of Schwinn bikes. Have you heard the story though? You already know we got the scoop for you. Come learn with us!
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