Lanny chats with LP Alumnus, Melanie DeCarlo about her outstanding freshman bowling season at Alabama A&M… and her quest to join the USA Bowling team.
Filed under: Lanny Slevin
July 23, 2009 • 5:00 am 0
Best of Lou: Dr. Paul Carus Birthday
Saturday, July 18th, Marks Dr. Paul Carus’ birthday and the Hegeler Carus Mansion is celebrating with Some of the music he wrote , performed by the Prescott Family . Lou Visits with The Executive Director of the Hegeler Carus Foundation Sharon Wagenknecht abou the birthday party on Saturday.
Filed under: Lou Anne Lenzie, Uncategorized
July 22, 2009 • 5:00 am 0
Best of Lou: Peter Max
Iconic Pop Artist Peter Max is in CHicago this Saturday and he took time to visit with Lou about his latest work and what inspires him.
Filed under: Lou Anne Lenzie
July 21, 2009 • 5:00 am 0
Best of Lou: Why She Buys
July 20, 2009 • 5:00 am 0
Best of Lou: Stage 212′s The Producers
Stage 212′s is presenting the hilarious musical, The Producers. Here, Lou chats with those involved.
Filed under: Lou Anne Lenzie
July 17, 2009 • 12:41 pm 0
Best of SPORTS: J.A. Happ
Lanny talked with J.A. Happ, St. Bede Alumn and starting pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies, during the All-star break.
Filed under: Lanny Slevin
July 17, 2009 • 5:00 am 0
Best of Spencer: Moms on the Move
Linda Swain talks about her new show, Mom’s on the Move. It premieres Sunday morning at 11:30 on ABC 7. Linda tells you what to watch for on AM 1220 WLPO
Filed under: John Spencer
July 16, 2009 • 9:49 am 0
Best of Spencer: Gary Sinise
Gary Sinise talks with John about his upcoming appearance with the Lt. Dan Band.
Filed under: John Spencer
July 14, 2009 • 5:00 am 0
Best of Lou: Food Network’s New Show Viva Daisy
You might know Daisy Martinez from PBS’ Daisy Cooks, or maybe you even have her cookbook, but Daisy is moving to The Food Network This Saturday with her new show Daisy Cooks. This week Lou took a minute to catch up with the fireball in the kitchen.
Filed under: Lou Anne Lenzie
July 13, 2009 • 5:00 am 0
Best of Lou: Rocket Men
40 years ago on July 20th the first human being set foot on another celestial body and millions around the world watched. Craig Nelson writes about Apollo 11 mission, what lead up to it, the frightening and exciting event itself and where the world went from there in his new book called “Rocket Men”. Lou had a chance to catch up with the author this week.
Filed under: Lou Anne Lenzie
