#bronzeville

[taurusstars]

I would 1000% watch a movie about the SmokeStack twins in Chicago, specifically Bronzeville.

I guarantee you that they didn’t tell people they were twins and used each other as an alibi all the damn time.

[streetsandsam]

November 22 2024 - 41st and Vincennes

[innbetween]

hiya! could I get an #87 and #12 for podcast roulette? thank you!!

Sure thing!

There are a ton of fantastic historical podcasts, but my favorite by far is Bronzeville, a close-up snapshot of Chicago's historic Black neighborhood and the mob that built it. It's a crime drama and a family drama and I love it. (Also do you want to hear LaVarr Burton play a villain???)

And in a very opposite mode, Beef and Dairy Network is a weird, surreal comedy about beef. And dairy. This show has a bit about Ted Danson that makes me lose my freakin mind every time. If you like odd British humor, boy this is the show for you.

Send me a number between 1 and 307 and I will recommend an audio drama!

[had-my-guard-up-2-u-since]

[katey76762]

So I was inspired by a post by @kingmakerpod about a timeline for audio drama podcasts. Now this is not every single podcast, but this is as many as I know about. Please let me know if there are more to add to this timeline

[kingdomrockkorna]

Chicago Hip Hop Museum stays true to its roots in Bronzeville

Photo courtesy of Tony Binns: Chicago Hip Hop Heritage Museum Founders, Brian Dj B. Gorman-L, Carrico Sanders-R, not in Photo is Darrell Art

[chrisdevins]

[chicagoscreenshots]

61st Street, s1e5, 2022, here