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LikedSteve Preston is the CEO of Goodwill Industries. Though Goodwill is known for big stores where people can donate clothes and buy them secondhand, those stores are just the first level of what Goodwill Industries are about. Those stores fund an international organization that provides job training, employment placement services and other community-based programs for people who face barriers in their employment. Steve joins Jay to discuss the ways Goodwill Industries support veterans and individuals who lack job experience, an education, or face employment challenges, such as those people who are formerly incarcerated. Today's episode was produced by Tani Levitt and Mijon Zulu. To check out more episodes or to learn more about the show, you can visit our website Allaboutchangepodcast.com. If you like our show, spread the word, tell a friend or family member, or leave us a review on your favorite podcasting app. We really appreciate it. All About Change is produced by the Ruderman Family Foundation. Episode Chapters 0:00 intro 1:02 The Goodwill you don’t know 4:33 The troubling reality of work reintegration for formerly incarcerated folks 10:00 How Steve brings his public-sector experience to Goodwill 11:17 Goodwill’s employment centers 15:51 The interplay between Goodwill’s national and local arms 24:07 The case for minimizing recidivism becoming a cross-party cause 27:05 Goodbye For video episodes, watch on www.youtube.com/@therudermanfamilyfoundation Stay in touch: X: @JayRuderman | @RudermanFdn LinkedIn: Jay Ruderman | Ruderman Family Foundation Instagram: All About Change Podcast | Ruderman Family Foundation To learn more about the podcast, visit https://allaboutchangepodcast.com/ Looking for more insights into the world of activism? Be sure to check out Jay’s brand new book, Find Your Fight , in which Jay teaches the next generation of activists and advocates how to step up and bring about lasting change. You can find Find Your Fight wherever you buy your books, and you can learn more about it at www.jayruderman.com .…
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In this week’s episode of Kankakee Podcast News, host Drew Raisor spotlights Jyaire Hill’s rising star status through a new NIL partnership with the Chicago White Sox, and a touching Eagle Scout tribute from Alexis McCullough in honor of her late father. We also cover the upcoming closure of labor and delivery services at St. Mary’s Hospital. Plus, hear about Bradley’s $21.9 million budget approval, weekend live music lineups, catalytic converter thefts affecting school buses, and Bradley-Bourbonnais High School’s dominance at the All-City Track and Field Meet. Brought to you by Stefari Coffeehouse in the Majestic, Kankakee
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1 Water Warnings, Big Fundraisers & Local Impact 8:30
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThis week on Kankakee Podcast News , host Drew Raisor brings you updates on the ongoing water advisory affecting Aqua Illinois customers in Kankakee County, a $218,000 boost for mental health from Riverside’s Pro-Am, and community highlights from 315 Music Fest and Pride2K. We also cover a major proposed Nicor Gas rate hike, a troubling child endangerment case, and a free grocery giveaway in Bradley. Plus, hear how four local athletes made the All-State soccer team and catch a quick sports roundup in “Sports in 90 Seconds.” Sponsored by Stefari Coffeehouse, Meineke in Bourbonnais, and the Alkebulan History Center. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 #206: Courtney Zimmerman, Ceramics, Color, and Community 1:07:12
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore sits down with local ceramic artist Courtney Zimmerman (she/her), whose eye-catching, colorful pottery has become a staple in Kankakee County—and far beyond, thanks to a growing online following. Courtney shares her artistic journey from growing up in rural Momence to discovering her true calling in ceramics at Millikin University, and the winding path from student to full-time creator. They delve deep into Courtney’s creative process and what it’s really like to make a living as a ceramic artist, busting the “starving artist” myth and revealing the hours of hard work (and occasional broken pots) behind every beautiful mug and vase. From her early clunky bowls to the vibrant, texture-rich pieces she’s known for today, Courtney explains the technical skill, patience, and mindset required for the craft—and how learning to “let things go” in the studio has translated into everyday life. They dive into everything from Courtney's first, hilariously heavy bowls in college to her signature rainbow-hued pieces, the importance of learning to "let things go" when pottery fails, and the unexpected honor of crafting personalized urns. She also offers a behind-the-scenes look into her process, favorite tools, how she's grown her online presence to nearly 70,000 Instagram followers, and advice for anyone dreaming of turning art into a career. Courtney opens up about what inspires her rainbow-infused style, the meaning and community impact of commissions like custom urns, and how her work ended up on display at local favorites like Knack Brewing and Stefari West Ave. She and Jake also chat about the realities of running a creative business, going viral on Instagram, and why finding your unique artistic voice can take time. Whether you’re an aspiring artist, a fan of local makers, or just curious about the behind-the-scenes of ceramic art, this episode is a lively, in-depth look at embracing creativity—and community—in Kankakee County. Don’t miss Courtney’s tips for anyone wanting to try pottery (hint: patience and a good class are key) and stories from both her studio and the neighborhood that made her. Courtney reminds us that while pottery may look easy on Instagram , every piece comes with its own learning curve, backstory, and a whole lot of local love. Tune in for inspiration, a few laughs, and maybe some motivation to check out her next collection—or just notice the little art treasures in your favorite Kankakee hangouts. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 Johnsonville Layoffs Hit Momence, School Bus Seat Belt Law Passes, 315 Fest Rocks Bradley & More 9:26
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this week’s episode of Kankakee Podcast News, host Drew Raisor breaks down the top headlines for Friday, June 5, 2025—sponsored by Stefari Coffeehouse and the Alkebulan History Center. Stories include the passage of Illinois' new school bus seat belt law, major layoffs at Momence’s Johnsonville plant, and a preview of the 315 Music Fest featuring Flo Rida, Daughtry, and Alabama. Also featured: a Joliet teen’s tragic death in Wilmington, a Bourbonnais tax shift proposal, Bishop McNamara’s creative book fundraiser, and the arrest of a Momence man after backyard gunfire. Local sports wrap with BBCHS baseball and softball playoff runs, and long jumper Malachi Lee’s standout state performance. Plus, live music and weekend happenings around the area. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 #205: Kankakee River State Park: Preserving Nature and History 56:44
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore is joined by local historian Jack Klasey to take a deep dive into the fascinating history of Kankakee River State Park . Together, they explore the park’s origins dating back to 1910, the grand—but ultimately failed—plans for a massive hydroelectric dam that could have transformed the region, and the ongoing efforts to preserve one of Kankakee County’s treasured natural spaces. Jake and Jack discuss the gradual expansion of the state park, beginning with an initial land donation in 1938 and culminating in the park’s growth to over 4,000 acres along both banks of the river. Along the way, they uncover stories of would-be resorts, lost political battles, and the key figures—like State Senator Victor McBroom—who fought to ensure the land would remain public and undeveloped for generations to enjoy. The episode also brings to light the unique ecological and cultural features of the park, from rare wildflowers to the rich heritage of the Potawatomi people. The conversation meanders through tales of lost towns, old highways, and even a family cemetery within the park’s boundaries. Jack highlights the importance of preserving wild spaces, while Jake reflects on the park’s role as a destination for families and visitors from across the region. They also touch on quirky bits of local lore, like the remains of old railroad piers and an April Fool’s Day prank involving a TV shoot at the state park. How did Kankakee River State Park nearly become a huge lake? What’s the story behind Rock Creek Canyon and its iconic stepping stones? And why is there a rusted truck hidden deep in the woods? Tune in as Jake and Jack share stories, memories, and a few mysteries from one of Kankakee County’s most beloved landmarks. As the warm weather beckons, Jake and Jack encourage everyone to get out and enjoy the park—or visit one of the local museums to dig deeper into Kankakee’s past. Ready for a walk down the trails of history? Hit play and join us for this unforgettable journey through Kankakee River State Park! Kankakee County Museum Send us a text Support the show…
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1 Veteran Tributes, Workplace Wellness, Assault Investigation & Youth Sports Wins 11:46
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedOn this week’s episode of Kankakee Podcast News , we honor 137 veterans during a moving Memorial Day ceremony at the courthouse and spotlight Riverside Healthcare’s fourth consecutive Platinum Bell Seal for workplace mental health. We cover an assault investigation on East Court Street, scam warnings from the Secretary of State, and a new dining experience coming to Bradley 315 Sports Park. Bourbonnais cracks down on noisy off-road vehicles, and Rep. Jackie Haas calls for budget transparency in Springfield. Plus, we celebrate local athletes who brought home gold at the state track championships and recap spring sports in our “Sports in 90 Seconds” segment. Sponsored by Stefari Coffeehouse and the Alkebulan History Center Send us a text Support the show…
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1 BONUS: Inside the B. Harley Bradley House: A Frank Lloyd Wright Tour with Director Bob Bohlmann 1:02:00
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this special bonus episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore takes listeners on an exclusive tour of the B. Harley Bradley House—Kankakee’ s own Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece—guided by Executive Director Bob Bowman. Together, they explore the architectural marvels of the 125-year-old home, uncovering the stories behind its unique design features, clever engineering, and fascinating original details. WATCH ON YOUTUBE Bob shares how Frank Lloyd Wright’s innovative “compression and release” concept shapes the experience of moving through the house, and explains the mix of original and carefully restored elements, from white oak woodwork and period pianos to intricate stained glass laylights. Listeners learn about the Bradley family’s legacy, the house’s early electrification and plumbing, and even the hidden radiators tucked behind built-in seating for cozy winter reading. The episode delves into the history of the property—from its time as a private residence, to its stint as the famed Yesteryear restaurant, to its painstaking restoration led by devoted preservationists. Bob fondly shares tidbits about special artifacts, surprise donations (including Frank Lloyd Wright-designed beds and Imperial Hotel china), and the thoughtful adaptations for accessibility, reflecting on how Wright tailored the design for the Bradley family’s needs. Jake and Bob also tour the lower level’s Education Lab, where local students now discover careers in design and building, and visit the beautifully restored carriage house—once home to horses, cows, and now a thriving gift shop. From original blueprints to playful tales of furniture owned by Barbra Streisand, this episode is packed with history, humor, and a deep appreciation for the ongoing stewardship that keeps this Kankakee treasure alive. What’s it like to wander the halls of a true Wright original? What hidden details reveal the genius behind America’s most famous architect? And how does the legacy of the Bradley House continue to inspire today’s community? Tune in for a warm, insightful journey through Kankakee’s architectural gem! Interested in supporting the house or bringing your own group through for a tour or special educational experience? Bob and the team have you covered—just listen in for all the inside info. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 #204: Dr. Neal Woodruff on Music, Mentorship, Community, and Culture 27:06
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Drew Raisor sits down with Dr. Neil Woodruff, the dynamic dean of the School of Music at Olivet Nazarene University . Together, they dive into Dr. Woodruff’s rich local roots, his educational journey from Kankakee to Texas, Ohio, and back, and the vibrant growth of Olivet’s music program under his leadership. Dr. Woodruff shares engaging stories from recent international travels with the Olivet concert singers, including their latest service trip to Greece—filled with meaningful music, chilly swims, and unforgettable food. The conversation explores what it’s like to teach, perform, and lead at once, the unique culture within ONU’s diverse music ensembles, and the joy of collaborating with his wife, Shannon, in nurturing young musicians. Listeners get an inside look at Kankakee must-visits, from Yanakis to Aurelio’s Pizza, and a preview of exciting upcoming collaborations at the Grove. Dr. Woodruff reflects on Kankakee’s arts offerings, the hidden gems within Olivet’s School of Music, and the importance of community and camaraderie in music education. The episode also spotlights Olivet's immersive summer music camp, how it inspires students of all ages, and Dr. Woodruff’s signature phrases that have become campus legends (and T-shirts!). As Sounds of the Season and Messiah are discussed, Dr. Woodruff reveals what it takes to keep musical traditions alive—and what makes it all worthwhile. How does someone become a local music legend, beloved for both his artistry and catchphrases? What most surprises Dr. Woodruff about leading in today’s musical world? And just how good is the food in Greece? Find out in a conversation packed with heart, humor, and hometown pride. Tune in for insights, stories, and the melody of community on this inspiring episode of the Kankakee Podcast! Send us a text Support the show…
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1 Electric Rates to Spike June 1, Local Teen Opens Record Store, Sugar Island Bridge Replacement Planned, and More 11:33
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this week’s episode of Kankakee Podcast News , host Drew Raisor brings the top stories from the Kankakee area, proudly sponsored by Stefari Coffeehouse and the Alkebulan History Center. Coverage includes the Aroma Park dredging project hitting the halfway mark, a tragic house fire in Bradley, and the appointment of a new trustee in Bourbonnais. Also featured the opening of Glue Man Vintage & Records in Bourbonnais, a major 45% hike in ComEd electric rates starting June 1, and plans for a new Staybridge Hotel in Bradley. Bishop McNamara and Kankakee High School make headlines in spring sports, while Benoit Greenhouses celebrates 50 years as a family-owned business. The episode wraps with this weekend’s local events and live music lineup, plus a jet ski rescue on the Kankakee River and a quick dose of sports highlights in the “Sports in 90 Seconds” segment, brought to you by Nana’s Bakery. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 #203: Jamie Hawkins on Leading Grant Park and Building Community Traditions 48:42
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore welcomes back Jamie Hawkins, the first female mayor of Grant Park and the show’s milestone 100th guest. Since her last appearance, life has changed dramatically for Jamie—she’s navigated housing challenges, made the bittersweet decision not to seek re-election, and closed out her historic term as mayor. Jamie and Jake dive into her time leading Grant Park, celebrating the fun, community-focused events she introduced—like the Halloween hot dog party for kids, a festive tree lighting ceremony, and an egg-cellent Easter celebration. Amid the laughter and nostalgia, Jamie opens up about bigger civic accomplishments: championing new walking paths to create safer routes for students, helping bring a cannabis dispensary (and vital revenue) to the small town, and managing police staffing and budgets in a growing community with limited resources. The episode doesn’t shy from the personal, either. Jamie candidly addresses a recent family incident that made local headlines, sharing what it was like to find herself on the other side of law enforcement and how she moved forward during the final months of her term. She reflects on the tough lessons learned—especially about pleasing everyone in a close-knit town—and why she always chose transparency, even when it was hard. Now settling into life in Bourbonnais, Jamie talks about the adjustments, her hopes for continued community involvement, and the legacy she leaves as a trailblazer for women in local leadership. Through it all, her main message is clear: be kind, treat others how you want to be treated, and don’t let setbacks stop you from making a difference where you can. What’s next for Kankakee County’s pioneering former mayor? Tune in to hear Jamie’s journey, her advice, and her unshakable spirit as she turns the page to her next adventure. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 Bradley Opens 315 Sports Park, Saint Mary’s Ends OB/GYN Services, Rhubarb Festival Returns and more 11:42
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this week’s episode of Kankakee Podcast News , host Drew Raisor brings you the top stories shaping our community, proudly sponsored by Stefari Coffeehouse and the Alkebulan History Center. We’re covering the opening success of Bradley’s $47M 315 Sports Park and its impact on local business, community pushback against Saint Mary’s OB/GYN closure, and the proposed gas rate hikes affecting millions in Illinois. Plus, the upcoming Rhubarb Festival, and how local schools are making headlines in spring sports. Stick around for this weekend’s live music lineup and events, including pet adoptions, planetarium shows, and the Kankakee Farmers Market. All that and more, right here in your hometown news roundup. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 #202: Celebrating 125 Years of the Frank Lloyd Wright Bradley House 35:13
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore sits down with the team behind Wright in Kankakee to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the historic Frank Lloyd Wright Bradley House . Jake is joined by Katie Walker, who spearheads the year's event planning; Taylor Leddin McMaster, the new Director of Marketing and Communications; Mary Lou Martin, dedicated volunteer and garden caretaker; Steve Case, board member and Olivet professor; and Executive Director Bob Bohlmann, an accomplished architect with a deep connection to the house. The conversation dives into the rich history of the Bradley House, Frank Lloyd Wright's architectural legacy, and the unique ways the community comes together to honor this local landmark. Katie shares the creativity behind event planning for the milestone year, including the return of community favorites like Sip, Shop & Stroll, Ride at Twilight, engaging tea parties for all ages, and the always-popular Christmas Walk. Taylor reveals the far-reaching impact of the house, with visitors coming from all 50 states and multiple countries, and discusses her passion for sharing its story through a new Instagram presence. Mary Lou offers insight into Wright’s deliberate approach to landscaping, the house’s prairie-inspired gardens, and her plans to further connect the public with the house’s artistic and architectural significance—culminating in a special anniversary symposium and birthday celebration for Frank Lloyd Wright. Steve Case reflects on the house's inspiring atmosphere, the creative energy it fosters, and the importance of making this hidden gem accessible to all. Bob Bohlmann rounds out the conversation with stories from his decades-long architectural career in the Kankakee area, his journey to leading Wright in Kankakee, and his enduring passion for preserving and sharing this architectural treasure. How do you plan a year’s worth of celebrations for a world-renowned architectural landmark? What is it about the Bradley House that draws people from around the globe to Kankakee? And how do Frank Lloyd Wright’s values continue to shape the community today? You’ll have to tune in to find out! Whether you’re a local history buff, a fan of Frank Lloyd Wright, or just looking for something uniquely Kankakee, this episode uncovers the stories, dedication, and excitement behind the 125th anniversary celebration. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 Mayor’s Veto, Shooting Arrests, and Sports Complex Launch 10:23
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThis week on Kankakee Podcast News , host Drew Raisor covers the top stories shaping our community. Manteno’s mayor flexes her veto power over department head contracts, arrests are made in a South Rosewood Avenue shooting, and Bradley’s $47 million 315 Sports Park officially opens to massive crowds. We’ve got updates on catalytic converter thefts, a roundup of standout local high school sports performances, and a look ahead at this weekend’s events — including live music and the kickoff of the Kankakee Farmers Market season. Sponsored by Stefari Coffeehouse and the Alkebulan History Center. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 St. Mary’s Maternity Services to End, Jyaire Hill Honored by White Sox, Local Teen Eagle Scout Project Builds Veterans Monument 8:43
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this week’s episode of Kankakee Podcast News , host Drew Raisor spotlights Jyaire Hill’s rising star status through a new NIL partnership with the Chicago White Sox, and a touching Eagle Scout tribute from Alexis McCullough in honor of her late father. We also cover the upcoming closure of labor and delivery services at St. Mary’s Hospital. Plus, hear about Bradley’s $21.9 million budget approval, weekend live music lineups, catalytic converter thefts affecting school buses, and Bradley-Bourbonnais High School’s dominance at the All-City Track and Field Meet. Brought to you by Stefari Coffeehouse in the Majestic, Kankakee Send us a text Support the show…
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1 #201: Building a Local Legacy: Inside Jimmy Holmes' Life, Business, and Music 1:07:18
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore sits down with one of the community’s most requested guests—Jimmy Holmes, owner of the iconic Jimmy Holmes Clothing . Known for his signature personality and legendary status around Kankakee, Jimmy shares the captivating story of his family’s journey from Texas and Elgin, Illinois, to Bourbonnais (and now Bradley), where the Holmes family has outfitted generations since 1957. Jake and Jimmy dive into decades of stories, from big band adventures—Jimmy’s father once sang with Tommy Dorsey’s band and even had a boxing match refereed by John Wayne—to running Gentleman Jim’s jazz club, crossing paths with up-and-coming rock legends, and forging deep community ties in Kankakee County. Jimmy opens up about the legacy of the family business, the evolution of fashion, hard-won lessons in salesmanship, and the deep roots of faith that ground him. The episode explores Jimmy’s multi-faceted life: athlete, singer-songwriter, mentor, and community stalwart. He reflects on the joys and challenges of small business, shares advice on looking your best (and keeping romance alive), and even brings his guitar along for a heartfelt live performance of “If Tomorrow Never Comes.” Along the way, listeners will hear tales of local music legends, the changing face of Kankakee, and why Jimmy believes connection, forgiveness, and faith are the true riches in life. What drives Jimmy to keep the business going after 50+ years? How has the men’s clothing industry changed, and why is service with a personal touch more important than ever? What does it mean to be considered a “Kankakee legend”—and how does Jimmy feel about the title? Tune in for laughter, wisdom, and a story as unique as the town itself. As always, Jake and Jimmy remind us of the value of community and the power of staying true to your roots. Don’t miss this celebration of Kankakee’s past, present, and future—one story, one song, and one sharp suit at a time! Send us a text Support the show…
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1 BONUS: Kankakee Community College Continuing Education 15:44
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this bonus episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore sits down with Gina Greene, Director of Continuing Education and Business Partnerships at Kankakee Community College (KCC). Together, they shine a light on one of Kankakee County’s best-kept secrets: the diverse programs and training opportunities offered by KCC’s Continuing Education department. Gina shares her journey from northwest Iowa to central Illinois, and how her background as an athletic trainer led her to her current role at KCC. The conversation highlights the department’s longstanding impact in the community—over 25 years of customizing educational offerings to meet the needs of local businesses and individuals alike. Whether you’re a business owner needing OSHA or CPR training, or an employee hoping to brush up on Microsoft Excel skills, Gina explains how KCC’s business partnership grants can help offset costs and make workforce development more accessible. The episode also dives into the continuing education side, covering professional development courses, personal enrichment classes, and the popular lifelong learning series designed for residents aged 50 and up. Jake and Gina discuss success stories, how to access these opportunities, and the surprising variety of classes available—even a spring planter class that “sells out” every year! If you’ve ever wondered how KCC can support you, your team, or your lifelong learning journey, this episode is packed with practical info and inspiration. Want to find out how your business—or your own curiosity—can benefit? Listen in and discover all that KCC has to offer! To learn more or get connected with KCC’s Continuing Education and Business Partnerships, visit their website, call, or email the team directly. And remember, some grant funds are available through December—reach out before they’re gone! Send us a text Support the show…
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1 #200: Building Community Through Local Media with Josh Carman 1:19:31
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore sits down with fellow local media personality Josh Carman for a candid conversation about community, competition, and the power of storytelling. Josh—long-time radio host of WKAN’s Morning Roundtable and a Kankakee native—shares his journey growing up in the Herscher-Limestone area, his early fascination with movies and acting, and how he unexpectedly found his niche in radio and journalism. Jake and Josh dive into the behind-the-scenes world of local radio, reflecting on the challenges and rewards of covering local news, adapting to the quickly changing media landscape, and the camaraderie (and occasional pranks!) among Kankakee’s radio stations—even when you’re supposed to be rivals. The two also discuss the importance of breaking down barriers in the community, collaborating across organizations, and telling the stories that matter most to Kankakee. Josh opens up about his experience learning from respected mentors, his time at Olivet Nazarene University, and how he went from running the radio board to hosting his own show. The episode explores the difference between being a journalist and a talk show host, maintaining integrity in local reporting, and striking the balance between objectivity and personality on air. As leaders and residents alike debate new projects like the Kankakee Riverfront and The Grove in Bourbonnais, Josh and Jake encourage listeners to look for the positives, embrace change, and help shape a more connected, optimistic community. What was it like to go from covering city council meetings to interviewing mayors live on the air? How do you handle criticism and negativity from online “armchair quarterbacks”? And what does Josh see as the future of Kankakee County? Tune in for this thoughtful, behind-the-mic episode about media, leadership, and keeping things local. Whether you’re a lifelong resident or new to the Kankakee area, this episode is a timely reminder of why community storytelling matters—and how working together can make our hometown stronger. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 Three Lives Lost in Fiery Crash and More Stories - Kankakee Podcast News - Friday, April 25th, 2025 11:53
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this week's Kankakee Podcast News, we cover a tragic crash that claimed three lives on Cobb Blvd, and a local volunteer effort that brought together 170 people to tackle cleanup projects across Kankakee. Plus, updates on the latest developments in Bourbonnais and Manteno, including the farewell to longtime Mayor Paul Schore and the new challenges facing Manteno’s incoming leadership. Tune in for all the important stories making an impact in Kankakee County. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 #199: City of New Orleans: The Song That Put Kankakee on the Musical Map 11:05
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore takes listeners for a musical ride through the story of “City of New Orleans,” the legendary train song that forever tied Kankakee to the annals of Americana. With music clips from Steve Goodman, Arlo Guthrie, and Willie Nelson woven throughout, Jake explores how this folk classic was born from a real train journey, penned by Chicago native Steve Goodman as both a love letter and a eulogy to the Illinois Central Line. Jake digs into the song’s vivid imagery, straight from Goodman’s notebook, including that famous moment when “the train pulls out of Kankakee.” Along the way, he shares the song’s journey from its humble beginnings to national fame—thanks to Arlo Guthrie’s hit recording and Willie Nelson’s Grammy-winning country cover. The episode also shines a light on Goodman’s remarkable life, his all-too-brief career, and the ways he used music to capture small-town stories, heartland landscapes, and the fading glory of America’s railroads. As Jake discusses the cultural legacy of “City of New Orleans,” listeners are invited to reflect on Kankakee’s place in the song, in rail history, and in American songwriting lore. Why did Goodman’s ode to a disappearing train route resonate so deeply? How did a passing mention turn Kankakee into a piece of music history? Join Jake for a nostalgic, toe-tapping, and heartfelt episode that proves some journeys—and some songs—never truly end. Don’t forget to cue up your favorite version of “City of New Orleans” after the show, and, as always, remember to wave at the train when it passes through Kankakee! Send us a text Support the show…
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1 Kankakee River Dredging Project Kicks Off and More Stories - Kankakee Podcast News - Friday, April 18th, 2025 13:10
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of Kankakee Podcast News, we cover exciting developments in the community, including the long-awaited dredging of the Kankakee River, a new pathway coming near Perry Farm, and the 25th anniversary celebration of the Kankakee Valley Youth Symphony Orchestra. Plus, we dive into the latest updates from Kankakee and Herscher schools, Riverside Medical Center’s latest achievement, and the potential for sidewalk dining in downtown Kankakee. Tune in for all this and more in this week’s news roundup! Send us a text Support the show…
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1 #198: Stories From April’s Yarn Factory Listeners 1:19:40
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this vibrant episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore brings us into the April 2025 Yarn Factory storytelling event recorded live in Downtown Kankakee. Taking place at the Venue Lounge, the evening shines with the animated narratives of six storytellers, each weaving tales that range from humorous to heartfelt. The storied night kicked off with Moran Beasley recollecting a daring escapade of his charismatic family dogs, while Sarah Marion shared her adventurous journey of conquering a marathon despite not having the runner's spirit. Transitioning to heartfelt stories, Tyler McMahon captured the audience with an emotional encounter involving a young homeless man in Chicago, illustrating compassion in an unforgiving world. As humor found its way back into the room, Soyini Verrett's delightful tale intertwined bad weather and wine, delivering laughter and nodding heads of understanding. Angelina Gear brought warmth with stories of her mother's unwavering strength, and finally, Bill Stevenson exhilarated with his adrenaline-filled narratives about racing cars, rounding off an unforgettable evening with the thrill of the speedway. This episode captures the essence of community and storytelling, as each narrative unfolds a facet of life in Kankakee, reflecting resilience, humor, and heart. Whether it’s laughing at a misadventure, contemplating life’s crossroads, or facing unexpected challenges, this Yarn Factory episode invites listeners to embrace the beauty of shared experiences and local narratives. Dive into this tapestry of stories and feel the pulse of Kankakee come alive through its storytellers. It's an evening of storytelling you won’t want to miss! Send us a text Support the show…
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1 Manteno Trustee Appointment Sparks Backlash and More Stories - Kankakee Podcast News - Friday, April 11th, 2025 10:47
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThis week on Kankakee Podcast News : A “Hands Off” rally draws a crowd downtown, controversy stirs in Manteno over a last-minute trustee appointment, and a long-stalled housing project in Kankakee may finally see new life. Plus, local students shine, a beloved boutique makes a shift, and there’s a new beer brewed for the river. Catch up on what’s happening around Kankakee County! Send us a text Support the show…
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1 BONUS: Behind the Scenes of KVTA’s Matilda: The Musical 21:30
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this bonus episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore sits down with Courtney Stephens and Gina O'Connor from the Kankakee Valley Theater Association to discuss their highly anticipated upcoming production of "Matilda: The Musical." Jake, a proud '90s baby, reminisces about the beloved story of Matilda, the magical girl with a mind of her own, giant chocolate cakes, and larger-than-life characters that defined a generation. TICKETS Courtney and Gina dive into the unique aspects of their production, sharing insights about the dynamic choreography and the immense talent from both the children and adults in the cast. They explain how the musical adaptation brings new elements to the classic tale and what audiences can expect from the performances. With a pit choir providing live vocal support and a family-centric cast that spans generations, this production promises to be a vibrant and engaging experience. With only a single weekend of performances, Courtney and Gina highlight the importance of securing tickets early and discuss the local theater community's challenge of scheduling around overlapping events. Jake also shares his involvement behind the scenes, contributing his voice to pre-show announcements. Tune in to hear more about the creative process behind "Matilda: The Musical," the community involvement, and what makes this production stand out. Don't miss your chance to witness the magic of live theater and support local talent. Secure your seats at kvta.org and join in on a celebration of art and family in Kankakee County. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 #197: Sexual Assault Awareness Month: Tracey Noe Slach and the Vision of Clove Alliance 46:07
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore sits down with Tracey Noe Slach, Executive Director of Clove Alliance, to mark Sexual Assault Awareness Month in April 2025. This vital episode dives into the impactful work Clove Alliance is doing in Kankakee, Iroquois, and Ford counties to combat sexual violence through counseling, advocacy, and prevention. Tracey discusses the history and mission of Clove Alliance, formerly known as KC CASA, and the reasons behind its rebranding to better represent the expanded areas it serves. As Jake and Tracey navigate through the comprehensive array of services Clove Alliance provides, they highlight the role of education in uprooting the stigma and underreporting associated with sexual assault. They emphasize the prevalence of sexual violence, sharing that 1 in 3 women and 1 in 7 men are affected, and discuss how community education and awareness are crucial in reversing these numbers. Jake also inquires about Clove Alliance's funding sources, which combine state, federal, and local support, as well as the challenges the team faces in tackling the myriad of cases spanning three counties. Throughout their conversation, they shine a light on the critical importance of supporting survivors with empathy and understanding. From discussions on how to empower children with knowledge about body safety to providing insights on what adults can do if a child discloses inappropriate behavior, this conversation is a beacon of information, support, and encouragement to foster safer communities. Tune in to learn more about the persistent fight against sexual violence and discover how you can support Clove Alliance's mission and services. For more details, upcoming events, and how you can volunteer or get involved, visit CloveAlliance.org. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 BBCHS Robotics Eyes Global Title and More Stories - Kankakee Podcast News - Friday, April 4th, 2025 11:22
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe BBCHS Robotics Team is headed to the World Championship in Houston—but they need the community’s help to get there. Plus, we break down local election results, big changes coming to Kankakee School District 111, and a roundup of events, updates, and opportunities around the county this week. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 BONUS: Momence Track Hosts Its First Meet in Two Decades 26:16
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this special on-location bonus episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore visits the press box at Momence High School to sit down with Coach Cherry, the athletic director, and former track coach. They delve into the exciting return of track meets to Momence after a two-decade hiatus. Coach Cherry recounts the history of the track facility, the remarkable renovations that have taken place, and the significance of hosting meets at home turf, which rekindles local enthusiasm and participation. Explore the journey from a deteriorated track that was virtually unusable for practices, to a state-of-the-art facility with a synthetic turf, rubberized track, and advanced timing systems. Cherry shares insights into the mental fortitude required in track sports, and how he cultivated that spirit in his athletes. The upgrades have led to record participant numbers, echoing the sentiment "build it, and they will come." Listen to hear about the challenges and excitement of hosting the first track meet in 20 years, the role of community support, and even unique concession plans featuring Rosa Carroll's authentic tacos! Tune in to learn how a community investment in athletics can transform the experience for both athletes and the local community. Don't miss the chance to witness this historic revival and support the Momence athletes. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 #196: Celebrating 150 Years of Bourbonnais with the Kankakee County Museum 1:08:35
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore is joined by Kankakee County Museum's Jack Klasey and Jory Walters. Together, they dive deep into the rich history of Bourbonnais as it celebrates its 150th anniversary. The episode takes listeners on a journey through time, from the early beginnings of Bourbonnais with figures like Noel Levasseur and Francois Bourbonnet Sr. to the arrival of the French Canadians and the establishment of key institutions such as Maternity BVM Church and St. Viator College. The conversation sheds light on the story behind significant historical landmarks, like the log cabin schoolhouse and the church's stonework that echoes Quebec's architectural style. Jack and Jory also discuss the role of influential personalities, including Father Charles Chiniquy and how his ambitions led to the founding of the St. Anne Colony. Listeners will discover how Bourbonnais evolved over the years, maintaining its agricultural roots while gradually expanding in population, thanks in part to industry and educational institutions like Olivet Nazarene University. The episode concludes with reflections on Bourbonnais's vibrant community spirit, acknowledging those who contributed to its storied past and its future. Tune in to celebrate Bourbonnais' birthday and explore how a small settlement blossomed into one of Kankakee County's cherished towns! Send us a text Support the show…
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1 Bradley Moves Forward with Massive Indoor Water Park and More Stories - Kankakee Podcast News - Friday, March 28th, 2025 13:41
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedBig things are happening in Kankakee County! Bradley is moving forward with a massive indoor water park and preparing to open its long-awaited sports complex. Meanwhile, Bourbonnais kicks off a year-long celebration for its 150th anniversary. Plus, we highlight inspiring local success stories, including a Kankakee native earning a top military honor and Consciousness Magazine’s induction into the Kankakee County Museum. Tune in for all the latest updates! Thank you to Kankakee Community College Continuing Education and Business Partnerships for being our Title Sponsor for the month of March! Learn more: http://www.kcc.edu/continuinged Send us a text Support the show…
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1 Election Special: Trustee Joel Gesky, Manteno Mayoral Candidate 1:25:20
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this election special episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore welcomes Joel Gesky, a candidate running for the position of mayor in Manteno. With 18 years of experience as a trustee on the village board, Joel discusses his journey from a suburb south of Chicago to becoming a community leader in Manteno. The conversation covers Manteno's historical growth challenges and significant achievements, such as the village's financial strategies and development plans. Joel shares his perspective on the $2 billion Gotion investment and its potential impact on local taxes, jobs, and infrastructure. Public concerns, including safety and environmental considerations, are also explored, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the ongoing developments in the community. Joel outlines potential future initiatives if elected, emphasizing the balance between growth and maintaining Manteno's small-town character. This episode aims to inform listeners about the key issues and proposed plans affecting the community as the consolidated election approaches. Tune in to gain insights into Manteno's future, and don't forget to participate in the upcoming election to have your say in shaping the community's direction. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 Election Special: Annette LaMore, Manteno Mayoral Candidate 50:40
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this election special episode of Kankakee Podcast , Jake LaMore sits down with Annette LaMore, who is running for Mayor of Manteno in the upcoming April 1st consolidated election. Annette reflects on her decades of dedication to the Manteno Sportsman's Club and Manteno Golf Course, sharing insights into the challenges of maintaining the course and her community-focused vision. She discusses her candidacy, the issues facing Manteno, and how her experience will guide her leadership if elected. This episode offers a personal look at a local leader's journey and her plans for the future of Manteno. Send us a text Support the show…
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1 #195: JaHana Holloway Hosts Dr. Teresa Lance - Kankakee Schools' Future 58:32
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this special episode of the Kankakee Podcast, guest host JaHana Holloway sits down for an in-depth conversation with Dr. Teresa Lance, the new superintendent of Kankakee School District. Having previously been on the other side of the mic, Holloway brings a unique perspective to the interview. Together, they delve into Dr. Lance’s motivations for choosing Kankakee, the challenges and victories she has encountered in her first eight months, and her vision for making Kankakee a destination district. Dr. Lance opens up about her journey, sharing personal stories from her childhood in Mount Vernon, New York, and how her experiences shaped her career in education. They discuss the importance of listening and learning sessions, the significance of a curriculum audit, and how these initiatives aim to enhance the academic environment for both students and teachers. The episode also features a segment dedicated to questions from the community, addressing concerns about school safety, teacher burnout, and ways the public can support school administration. Dr. Lance’s unwavering dedication to fostering a culture of excellence at Kankakee shines through, offering listeners a hopeful glimpse into the district's future. Tune in to hear Dr. Lance’s inspiring words on leadership, her plans to support students and teachers, and her determination to collaboratively elevate Kankakee School District to new heights. It's a conversation brimming with hope, accountability, and a shared commitment to the community’s educational success. Send us a text Support the show…
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