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That Tone is Long (Ben 9)

March 6, 2022Chicago, History, Movies, Museums, Music, podcasts, PoliticsPaul Mason Fotsch

The National Autonomous University of Mexico became a UNESCO world heritage site
in 2007. A lesser known attraction, also located in Mexico City’s Coyoacán
borough, is the home of film director El Indio Fernández.

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His Bike is Done (Brian 10)

February 27, 2022Chicago, History, podcasts, PoliticsPaul Mason Fotsch

In the 1990s, the Daley administration ended a program that had successfully reduced gang violence in neighborhoods such as Pilsen and Little Village. Today, organizations like Enlace Chicago continue to struggle for the resources needed to address the problems produced by political neglect.

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Mr. Apter Himself (James 20)

February 20, 2022Chicago, History, podcastsPaul Mason Fotsch

In the Spring of 1990 Andrew Apter and Moishe Postone were relatively new faculty at the University of Chicago. Both would go on to become highly regarded teachers and scholars.

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Wednesday Night (Joel 8)

February 13, 2022History, Music, podcastsPaul Mason Fotsch

Songs about intoxication have a long history, from NWA’s Dope Man
to Loretta Lynn’s Honky Tonk Girl to Henry Purcell’s The Macedon Youth.

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Hey Mas (Rekha 2)

February 6, 2022Food, History, podcasts, PoliticsPaul Mason Fotsch

The terrace at University of Wisconsin’s Memorial Union is a spectacular
place to study with a pitcher of beer or read a copy of The Onion.

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