Perspective
Brave New World with Paul LeCrone
The 21st century is filled with distractions and instant gratification. Where does the importance of thinking fit in? Paul LeCrone joins the show to discuss the classic book, Brave New World. The book written in 1932 remains as relevant as ever. “There’s no action in it. It’s a book where action is not allowed.” – Paul…
Read MorePRIMARY PONDERINGS and Using Art to Reflect on Life
The meaning behind my new art book, PRIMARY PONDERINGS. Finding new life after a near-death experience using art. By exploring curiosity and taking small, meaningful steps each day, a rich life awaits. What a special day today! We can use some special days these days. My third book, PRIMARY PONDERINGS, was released. It’s available…
Read MoreCoronavirus, Living Homeless, Darkness, and the Future
Rich shares thoughts on Covid-19, living homeless in Chicago, the obstacle of Darkness, Generational Psychology, and the future of the United States. It’s a heavy time. It’s a stressful time. It’s an uncertain time. There’s tremendous suffering and death. People confront the virus every day and help save lives. Essential workers continue to keep our…
Read MoreRich Conversations: 028. Shannon Rodeberg
Shannon Rodeberg discusses her experience moving from a small Minnesota town to Chicago and staying for the next six years. How long have you lived in Chicago? Six and a half years. What’s your neighborhood like? I’m in Logan Square now. I’ve been in Lincoln Park, Lakeview, Roscoe Village, Buena Park/Uptown, and downtown. I really…
Read MoreRich Conversations: 026. Wayne Cauthen
Native Chicagoan, Wayne Cauthen, discusses his experience living in the city. He presents a wholistic perspective of Chicago, its people and issues. How long have you lived in Chicago? I was born and raised here. Born on the west side—grew up there. Lived all over town. What’s your neighborhood like? Right now I’m living…
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