Vietmadeco
578 episodes - English - Latest episode: 7 months ago - ★★★★★ - 595 ratingsVietmadeco là một công ty TNHH hàng đầu trong lĩnh vực cung cấp sản phẩm thời trang chính hãng. Đẹp và thời trang kiểu mới cho siêu thị, công ty TNHH Vietmadeco tự hào cung cấp các sản phẩm chất lượng cao bao gồm dép đi trong nhà, vali, balo và túi thời trang. Chúng tôi là đối tác tin cậy sở hữu thương hiệu nổi tiếng như Vali Go&Fly, Dép Heyun và Túi chéo nam Wepower. Vali Go&Fly là biểu tượng của sự tiện dụng và chất lượng vượt trội, cung cấp không gian lưu trữ thông minh và thiết kế tinh tế.
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Outdoor Activity Of The Day: Plant A Veggie Garden
March 27, 2020 14:35Governor Pritzker’s “stay-at-home” order has left lots of Chicagoans wondering how they can safely enjoy the outdoors during the COVID-19 pandemic. While the city’s lakefront, adjacent parks, the 606 and Riverwalk have been closed because people were congregating in large groups, many natural areas in the region remain open. So people can still go outside to walk, run or bike ride, as long as they remain six feet away from other individuals. If these rules are followed, experts say spendin...
How To Eat Safely During The Coronavirus Crisis: Tips, Resources, FAQs
March 19, 2020 14:30 - 4 minutes - 2.93 MBWBEZ is answering lots of your other frequently asked questions about the COVID-19 outbreak in Illinois here. Life in Chicago has changed dramatically this past week, from schools and restaurants closing to evolving policies around social distancing and public events. As Chicagoans — and most people across the country — hunker down at home over the next few weeks, Curious City is answering questions about how to safely deal with food, cooking and eating during coronavirus. Please keep in m...
Chicago’s Got 1 Thai Restaurant For About Every 33 Thai People: How Come?
March 15, 2020 03:45 - 4 minutes - 3.12 MBFourteen-year-old Evan Robinson is a Chicago foodie — you might have even seen him on Master Chef Junior. Over the years, when he’s gone to see his orthodontist on 55th Street in Hyde Park, he’s noticed a tasty mystery. “We always see all these different Thai restaurants,” he says, referring to Snail Thai Cuisine, Siam Thai Cuisine and Thai 55 Restaurant.. “I think that’s crazy that there are three [within] one block right here.” Evan’s dad, Christopher, has lived in a lot of Chicago neigh...
This Chicago Tofu Factory Is Expanding To Meet Demand For Plant-Based Proteins
March 11, 2020 17:05Tofu, a soft curd made from soybeans, is usually imported to Chicago from other places. But Phoenix Bean has produced fresh tofu in Chicago’s Edgewater neighborhood for more than 30 years. Henry Harris wanted to learn more about what kinds of unique products are made here in Chicago when he asked Curious City: What’s being manufactured locally that would surprise most Chicagoans? Phoenix Bean is the oldest-running tofu factory in the city, and in the past, it mostly sold to Asian restau...
'South Side Stories': The Legend Of Harold’s
March 08, 2020 04:39 - 23 minutes - 16.1 MBThis curated episode from WBEZ and Comedy Central’s South Side Stories explores why every Harold’s chicken tastes different.
Chicago’s ‘Dibs’ Tradition Can Get Dirty, And Even Dangerous
March 01, 2020 04:30 - 7 minutes - 5.24 MBPolice records show that dibs disputes have led to everything from broken mirrors to life-threatening acts of retaliation.
Who Wrote The Song About The Cow That Started The Great Chicago Fire?
February 23, 2020 04:30 - 9 minutes - 6.6 MBIt’s sung everywhere from summer camps to soccer games. We dig into the song’s contested origins, and how it became such a hit.
From Chop Suey Houses To Saloons: What Was Chicago’s Foodie Scene Like In The Early 20th Century?
February 16, 2020 04:15 - 13 minutes - 9.29 MBFrom raw celery to “milk toast,” we explore the biggest food fads of the era — and the restaurants that served them.
Are Chicagoans True Midwesterners?
January 26, 2020 04:30 - 8 minutes - 5.93 MBChicago is geographically in the Midwest. But many people believe that being “Midwestern” is something else entirely.
Chicago Winter Warmth Tips: From Extra Gloves To Hot Potatoes
January 19, 2020 04:30 - 8 minutes - 5.9 MBFrom mail carriers to photographers, we asked people who spend a lot of time in the cold how they stay warm.
What’s The Deal With ‘Midwest Nice?’
January 12, 2020 04:47 - 8 minutes - 5.78 MBThe common stereotype for Midwesterners is that we’re polite, friendly...and passive-aggressive. But is there any truth to that?
Changing Neighborhood, Customs Threaten Century-Old Chicago Funeral Home
December 26, 2019 14:00Tim Harrington’s family has spent nearly 100 years running Barr Funeral Home in the Edgewater neighborhood. But it might soon have to close its doors for good.
To Dibs Or Not To Dibs? The Essential Chicago Question
December 15, 2019 04:30 - 9 minutes - 6.3 MBWe answer your most pressing questions about Chicago’s controversial winter tradition.
How Do You Solve A Problem Like Lead Pipes? Lessons From Cities Getting It Done
December 08, 2019 04:34 - 13 minutes - 9.1 MBRust Belt cities tackling their lead problems offer advice for Chicago on funding, public education and getting political buy-in.
City On Fire: Chicago Race Riot 1919
November 24, 2019 04:30 - 28 minutes - 19.4 MBChicago’s "Red Summer" of 1919 comes alive in this radio drama from WBEZ's Natalie Moore. It’s history with a twist.
Chicago Police Hope To Build Trust With Experiment In Community Policing
November 17, 2019 04:08 - 9 minutes - 6.62 MBWith trust in police at a historic low, the Chicago Police Department’s latest community policing initiative puts relationship building at its center.
This Laser-Wielding Father-Son Duo Maintains Chicago’s Monuments
November 13, 2019 19:50Not only have the Dajnowskis restored most of Chicago’s public art, they’ve also revolutionized the field of art conservation worldwide.
Ida B. Wells’ Lasting Impact On Chicago Politics And Power
November 03, 2019 03:30 - 11 minutes - 8.06 MBShe’s best known for her anti-lynching work in the South, but Wells spent nearly four decades advancing black equality in Chicago.
The Case Of The Chicago Mothman
October 27, 2019 03:38 - 9 minutes - 6.69 MBFollowing several recent reports of a strange winged creature around the Chicago area, we try to find out what the heck is going on.
DIY Bike Detective: Tips For Tracking Down Your Stolen Bicycle In Chicago
October 20, 2019 03:30 - 9 minutes - 6.32 MBOnce you recover from the initial shock, experts recommend piecing together evidence, spreading the word, and hitting the street stat.
Floods, Carp, And Crap: The Environmental Impacts Of The Chicago River Reversal
October 13, 2019 03:30 - 13 minutes - 9.57 MBThe effects of the groundbreaking engineering feat are still being felt today — as far as the Gulf of Mexico.
Half Day Road And The Origins Of A Semantic Slip-up
October 06, 2019 03:30 - 13 minutes - 9.03 MBA half day from ... what? Why this suburban myth is not even half true, and why the same mistake was made again 600 miles away.
Chicago’s Hidden Indie Rock Archive
September 29, 2019 03:30 - 13 minutes - 9.44 MBOver three decades, Aadam Jacobs obsessively documented Chicago’s indie rock scene. His collection includes the early work of Liz Phair, Smashing Pumpkins, Jeff Tweedy, New Order, Naked Raygun, Flaming Lips, Yo La Tengo and much more. Today, the future of his roughly 10,000 live recordings is unclear. We took a peek into Jacob's archive.
To Help Homeless Kids In Chicago, First You Have To Find Them
September 22, 2019 03:30 - 8 minutes - 5.9 MBPopulation estimates vary drastically. And numbers matter, since they dictate funding for crucial resources like shelter beds, food and social services.
Climate Change Is Already Impacting Lake Michigan — Here’s How
September 15, 2019 03:30 - 4 minutes - 3.32 MBErratic water levels, disappearing beaches — climate change is already affecting Lake Michigan’s shoreline. Here’s what else we can expect.
Drums, Fire And A Grilled Rabbit: The Birth Of Chicago’s Full Moon Jam
September 08, 2019 03:30 - 8 minutes - 6.03 MBChicago’s Full Moon Jam is now a popular city-sanctioned attraction. But it began back in 2004 as a birthday party among friends.
The Cha-Cha Slide And More: Which Dances Were Invented In Chicago?
September 01, 2019 03:42Don your dancing shoes as we track down the Chicago band members, musicians, and dancers who helped create five iconic moves.Â
Having ‘The Talk’: Expert Guidance On Preparing Kids For Police Interactions
August 25, 2019 04:07 - 8 minutes - 5.84 MBA child psychiatrist, a public defender and a police officer weigh in on how to prepare kids for interacting with the police.
Rats! The Science And Stories Behind Chicago’s Most Unwanted Pests
August 18, 2019 03:50 - 8 minutes - 6.11 MBTo explore the mysteries of Chicago’s rodents, Curious City took a rat safari, interviewed experts and turned your stories into a zine.
Why Chicago’s Depression-Era School Murals Sparked Debates About Art And Politics For 80 Years
August 11, 2019 03:30 - 9 minutes - 6.72 MBSome were called Communist, while others have been called out for lack of diversity.
Nicky’s And The Big Baby Mystery Part II: We Found Nicky V.!
August 04, 2019 03:30 - 8 minutes - 6.02 MBOur recent search for the origins of a famous South burger hit a dead end — until the elusive Nicky Vagenas finally came forward.
'We’re Not Just A Relic:' Chicago’s Oldest Black Church Is Adapting To A Changing City
July 28, 2019 03:00From attracting new members to re-thinking its social justice mission, Quinn Chapel is working to maintain its legacy in a new era.
Chicago’s Race Riots Of 1919 Contributed To The Segregation We See Today
July 28, 2019 03:00 - 12 minutes - 8.75 MBChoices made in the wake of the violence set a foundation for the racial inequality the city continues to grapple with.
Why Chicago Had Race Riots During The ‘Red Summer’ Of 1919
July 21, 2019 03:30 - 12 minutes - 8.66 MBLong-brewing racial tensions came to a head one hot summer day, when a black boy was drowned near a whites-only beach.
The Heart Of The City: Finding Chicago’s Geographic Center
July 14, 2019 03:30It smells like garbage and gym shoes, but, surprisingly, the city’s geographic center says a lot about Chicago’s soul.
Did A WWII Nuclear Experiment Make The U Of C Radioactive?
July 06, 2019 11:30 - 8 minutes - 6.1 MBWe used a Geiger counter to see if we could detect any radiation footprint from the site of the first sustained nuclear chain reaction.
The Scoop On Poop At Chicago’s Beaches
June 30, 2019 03:30 - 9 minutes - 6.55 MBUse our handy guide to determine which Chicago beaches are safe for swimming, and when to proceed with caution.
Nicky’s And The Big Baby: A South Side Burger Mystery
June 23, 2019 03:30 - 10 minutes - 7.27 MBDozens of unconnected fast food joints serve up the same popular Chicago cheeseburger under the same name. Where did it all begin?
Did City Officials Know About The Manhattan Project’s Work In Chicago?
June 16, 2019 03:30 - 8 minutes - 5.64 MBA key experiment in the development of the atom bomb was hidden in plain sight on University of Chicago’s campus. Who was in on the secret?
How Is Chicago Doing On Its Ambitious 2020 Climate Goals?
June 02, 2019 03:30 - 12 minutes - 8.44 MBBack in 2008, Mayor Richard M. Daley’s plan to make Chicago “the greenest city in America” by 2020 made national news. How’s that going?
Caps On Or Off? Pizza Boxes OK? Answers To 10 Common Chicago Recycling Questions
May 26, 2019 03:00 - 9 minutes - 6.26 MBThink you know all the recycling rules? Think again. Check out this quick guide to some common dos and don’ts of Chicago recycling.
From Vienna Beef To PBR: Five Food And Drink Legacies Of The 1893 World's Fair
May 19, 2019 04:00 - 8 minutes - 5.76 MBLots of items in your local grocery aisle claim to have been at the 1893 World's Fair. We piece together these savory origin stories.
How Chicago Women Created The World’s First Juvenile Justice System
May 12, 2019 03:00 - 12 minutes - 8.38 MBThe U.S. legal system treated children the same as adults until the late 19th century, when a group of Chicago women demanded change.
Chicago’s Tornado-Proof Delusion
May 05, 2019 03:00 - 13 minutes - 9.26 MBYes, tornadoes can hit Chicago. Why do so many people think otherwise?
How My Grandparents Helped Shape Chicago’s Blues Industry
April 28, 2019 03:04 - 9 minutes - 6.55 MBLike millions of black Southerners during the Great Migration, they sought greater freedom and opportunity. They found it in the blues.
Chicago To Replace, Remediate Or Remove Park Fountains With Lead Pipes
April 24, 2019 13:00Chicago Park District officials say they have a five-year plan to remove or replace plumbing in hundreds of outdoor drinking fountains.
Five Tips To Avoid Common Recycling Mistakes
April 22, 2019 13:00One Chicagoan is worried her neighbors are putting the wrong things in their shared recycling bin. We share five do’s and don’ts.
It’s Complicated: The University Of Chicago’s Relationship With Its Neighbors
April 21, 2019 03:30 - 13 minutes - 9.16 MBCommunity activists and a university representative reflect on why the relationship has been difficult in the past and where it stands now.
Stories Behind CTA ‘L’ Lines’ Strange Curves, Dips and Twists
April 14, 2019 03:36Here’s who and what to blame if you spill your coffee on your commute.
A Tavern On (Almost) Every Corner: Why Did So Many Chicago Bars Disappear?
April 07, 2019 03:30 - 8 minutes - 5.57 MBDemographic shifts, changes in attitudes towards public drinking and the politics of the Daley family led to the shuttering of many Chicago bars.