OTL: Episode #246- Albany-Whipple Park Opening, a Nelson Algren Documentary, Chicago Food Policy
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(podcasting from the studios in the OTL Bunker, somewhere in Chicago)
(broadcasting on the “parks and recreation” radio station WLUW-FM (88.7) Chicago)
Mike Stephen visits the grand opening of the Albany-Whipple Park, talks to the director of a new documentary about Nelson Algren, and discusses Chicago’s food policy.
Ben Helphand– Board President of The Friends of the Bloomingdale Trail
We go on-location to the grand opening of the Albany-Whipple Park, a future access point for The Bloomingdale Trail. Ben gives us an update on the BT project.
The New Albany-Whipple Park
Michael Caplan- Director and Writer of Algren
The life & work of the great 20th Century writer Nelson Algren is the focus of this documentary due out in spring of 2012. We hear about the process of making this film.
Nelson Algren
Erika Allen– Board Member of the Chicago Food Policy Advisory Council
We hear about efforts of this organization to improve access to nutritionally sound and affordable food and discuss Chicago’s food policy.
OTL #246 local music provided by Rebecca Rego…
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