This is a great radio station if you're understand polish this is the one you can get the latest…read morenews and more. I hit a lot of good comments I'm surprised no one reviewed the station yet.. If you want to advertise your business this is probably the place you want to go with

My friend George is the editor. He works very hard to get his paper out and write stories that…read moreeffect not only the taxi cab industry but their consumers. Who cares if he's a pervert. Pick one up today.

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Chicago's college connection! This radio station has it…read moreall! Jazz, Sports, News, Alternative, Alternative Jazz, Alternative Sports, Alternative News. They've got a lot going on here- the students seem to be the DJs and they bring their own flavor of music with them. So don't expect to hear the same thing over and over and over and over like some of those top 40 stations. There's a good chance you'll never hear a song twice on here. Eclectic! There's some weird stuff on here. My favorite part is sort of the laid back attitude of the DJs. They're not all polished and professional like those Top 40 stations. Since it's a community radio station, they don't have advertisements every few minutes, like those Top 40 stations. In fact, they don't have any! It's all public service announcements, reminding you not to drive without a seat belt, or to wear a bicycle helmet. If you don't happen to be on the DePaul campus, you can still listen to this radio station on your smart speaker, or on their website, or even on their dedicated app!

EX DJ YELPING That…read moreis our top story tonight... Wow a lot has changed in 11 years. I use to have my own radio show on this station and also handled the sports too with my buddy Larry G. It was a lot of fun. The bad part is that the FCC really limited our FM signal, which meant I was broadcasting to a 6 block radius and the poor students eating in the cafe. Fast forward to 2013 and I am actually listening to DePaul Radio on my iPhone as I am writing my review. That is just crazy because I'm at least 2 miles away from the station. In fact, you can now hear this station worldwide on iTunes or watch them on a webcam. What a great opportunity for these future broadcasters. I hope they appreciate this because I would have been so excited for this kind of exposure. I have not been in the new station but it looks much nicer then what I was broadcasting from. We also had to splice tape too for our sport shows and interviews. I am sure the new studio is all digital. Handling the sports back then was fun. Larry and I would rolled up to the Rosemont Horizon (now called the Allstate Arena for all you young DePaul students) for the Mens Blue Demon basketball games with our press badges around our neck. We even got press parking right next to the stadium. It was even fun to get to eat with the real professional sports writers. Yes they feed us. This is the life! I had some great moments in my college radio career. I truly enjoyed interviewing an upset Alonzo Mourning after his Georgetown team got beat by DePaul. Yeah we had some good basketball teams in the past. I really wish they could return to the glory years. I also loved covering the women's basketball team too. I always enjoyed my one on one interviews with Coach Doug Bruno. He was always animated and a lot of fun. So my advice to these young broadcasters is this: learn as much as you can and do internships. Soak all of this in because it all changes in the real world. These will be some of your most memorable times, so enjoy every moment. I've got you tuned in and I'm enjoying it. Keep on spinning those records (those are those round things...no not CDs! Oh wait your probably spinning MP3's! Digital makes you life so easy!)

In the age of technology, radio feeds from around the world are becoming common place. Outside of…read morethe car there is almost no need for radio anymore. Chicago is diving into the live feed mix with a wonderful new feed called CHIRP. This independent online station has brought together a wonderful group of men and women whose musical repertoire is simply astonishing. From small unheard bands to some classic but seldom played tracks these deejays truly give you a listening experience worthy of your appreciation. With no commercials or meaningless chatter, CHIRP is my new at home listen.

CHIRP Radio is great. It's an awesome radio station. I wish that more people knew about it.read more

For a freebie, UR has in-depth music and entertainment venue information, movie reviews, seasonal…read morepreviews and restaurant profiles. The print quality is higher than most of this type of throw-away magazine you see sitting in piles just inside coffee shops, bars and local stores around town. You won't have to wash your hands after flipping through it to see what's new or up and coming. Unfortunately it's a bimonthly (6 issues per year) which means sometimes by the time you get it some of the cool things they mention have already passed. It's also not as deep a look under the hood as, say Time Out Chicago. But hey, it's a fun five minute read and you got what you paid for. Even the ads are pretty creative and not too annoying.

I'm not even sure if these guys and gals are still around, but they use to be pretty good when they…read morefirst got to town. I think they are part of a bigger corp an in many city with the UR moniker. I like the slick images and variety of stories they did. They wrote about anything that was popular and up and coming but then changed years ago to mostly stuff Ive never heard of or cared about. From reading the other reviews on here, sounds like they sold out and completely changed into something else. Should have changed the name I guess instead of soiling what they were built on.

News Exposure is a GEM - Nationally!…read more I'm a working actor based in Los Angeles, so I continuously need clips of my work. Henceforth, News Exposure is an INVALUABLE resource for me, and others like me, in the entertainment industry. Their prices are reasonable, and you'll get VIP service from Connor, the account services representative, with a quick reply to your quote inquiries/correspondence via email and/or phone. Tip: Make sure you get the HD version - it's pitch-perfect, broadcast OUTSTANDING, and worth the extra money (skimp on this at your peril!). And it also looks FANTASTIC on social media! You're welcome! -David Moskowitz/Actor IMDb: https://m.imdb.com/name/nm0608781/?ref_=nv_

News Exposure is a good small business Media company. We got a professional clip of our daughter on…read moreFox 10 news from them. They were reasonably priced with great customer service. I would highly recommend them.

This has to be the best youth outreach non-profit organization in the Chicago area. I was…read moreintroduced to this place as a tween and it was so great I stuck around into my early 20's. The owner, Denise, is fantastic. She worked really hard to create an environment where urban teens can come, feel safe, and put their creativity to work in media form. Where else can you find a place that will let teens get their hands on professional video and editing equiptment???& have it aired??? It's definitely the place to be if you are a teen! check out the website http://www.ctvnetwork.org/

BY FAR one of the best things that happened to me! I…read moreinterned here while in high school and now I am a teaching artist. This not for profit has changed my life and provided skills that make me who I am today! up to date Equipment, diverse staff and students, and students work is aired and broadcasted! Paid well then and pays great now.

I am here often performing my work related duties and I have to tell you , everyone I've come in…read morecontact with have always been friendly outgoing and helpful. Funny how I've always had a certain opinion until I started going there with my boss for his interviews. And a special shout out to the security people at the station who are always awesome Keep up the great work guys and gals

Worst closed captioning in broadcast by far. Injecting names of hosts or anchors (Ex: Ji Suk Yi) or…read moreother added words that have NOTHING to do with context is beyond ridiculous and its constant. My poor hearing challenged husband has had enough... add Konrads "might" or "could" weather forecasts are exceptionally vague if not totally inaccurate and like others have mentioned leave actual Chicago hoods like lakefront out completely. Loyalists no more.