Remember what you wanted to be when you were a little kid? An astronaut, a fireman, a police officer maybe? This little guy has different aspirations altogether. He’s got it all figured out as a ten-year-old. Watch and find out his final goal…
Remember what you wanted to be when you were a little kid? An astronaut, a fireman, a police officer maybe? This little guy has different aspirations altogether. He’s got it all figured out as a ten-year-old. Watch and find out his final goal…
WKQX’s “The KQX Morning Crew” Contest
Official Rules
A complete copy of these rules can be obtained at the offices of radio station WKQX-FM (“Station”), owned and operated by Chicago FM Radio Assets, LLC, located at 455 N. Cityfront Plaza Drive, Suite 1700, Chicago, IL 60611, during available business hours Monday through Friday, Station website www.101wkqx.com, or by sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to the above address.
The Station will conduct the WKQX’s “The KQX Morning Crew” Contest (the “Contest”) substantially as described in these rules, and by participating, each participant agrees as follows:
Eligibility. This Contest is open only to legal U.S. residents, excluding dual Florida and New York residents, age eighteen (18) years or older at the time of entry with a valid Social Security number and who reside in the Station’s Designated Market Area (“DMA”) as defined by Nielsen Audio, who have not won a prize from the Station in the last ten (10) days or a prize valued at $500 or more in the last ninety (90) days, and whose immediate family members or household members have not won a prize from the Station in the last thirty (30) days or a prize valued at $500 or more in the ninety (90) days. Void where prohibited by law. Employees of Chicago FM Radio Assets, LLC, Station, each of their parent company, affiliates, related entities and subsidiaries, promotional sponsors, prize providers, advertising agencies, other radio stations serving the Station’s DMA, and the immediate family members and household members of all such employees are not eligible to participate. The term “immediate family members” includes spouses, parents and step-parents, siblings and step-siblings, and children and stepchildren. The term “household members” refers to people who share the same residence at least three (3) months out of the year. The Contest is subject to all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations. Participation constitutes entrant’s full and unconditional agreement to these Official Rules and Station’s decisions, which are final and binding in all matters related to the Contest. Winning a prize is contingent upon fulfilling all requirements set forth herein.
Listen to the Station weekdays which “The KQX Morning Crew” is on the air during the Contest Period. When the Station plays the “cue-to-call” sounder and which designated number in order (e.g., ninth caller) will be the caller who will win, listeners must call the Station at 312-591-8300. The designated caller to the Station, as determined by the Station in its sole discretion, will be a potential winner. If the station does not receive the designated number of entries within ten (10) minutes after each cue-to-call, then the Station will randomly choose a caller from all valid entries during that timeframe to be the winner of the prize. Time Delay Between Over-the-Air Analog Signal and Internet Broadcast: Due to the time delay that exists between the Station’s analog over-the-air signal and the Station’s online webcast, listeners who listen to the Station online may hear the cue to call later than listeners listening to the Station’s analog over-the-air signal. As a result, the odds of an online listener entering this Contest on-air may be diminished.
The approximate retail value (“ARV”) of the prize is one hundred twenty eight dollars ($128.00).
For entry to the prize event, each event attendee may be required to show valid proof of vaccination against the COVID-19 virus and/or valid proof of a negative test for the COVID-19 virus within 72 hours (or such other time as the event organizers require) prior to the event.
Winner is responsible for all taxes associated with prize receipt and/or use. Odds of winning a prize depend on a number of factors including the number of eligible entries received during the Contest Period and listeners participating at any given time.
There is no substitution, transfer, or cash equivalent for prizes, except that the Station may, at its sole discretion and to the extent permitted by law, substitute prizes of comparable value or cash. The prizes are expressly limited to the item(s) listed above and do not include taxes, gratuities or any other expenses. Any tickets and/or gift certificates/cards awarded as part of a prize will be subject to the terms and conditions set forth by the issuer and are valid only on the date(s) printed on the tickets or gift certificates/cards. Other restrictions may apply.
CONTEST SPONSORS: Chicago FM Radio Assets, LLC, 455 N. Cityfront Plaza Drive, Suite 1700, Chicago, IL 60611.
PRIZE PROVIDER: Chicago FM Radio Assets, LLC, 455 N. Cityfront Plaza Drive, Suite 1700, Chicago, IL 60611, Chicago, IL 60601.
Airports and mayors named “Daley” have long history in the city of Chicago.
Richard M. Daley (the Daley of our OUR generation) famously had the runways at Meigs Field bulldozed overnight — and now we go to see concerts there. But it was his father, Richard J. Daley, that may have had the craziest airport scheme of all. He wanted to build one ON Lake Michigan.
Located almost 10 miles due east of Hyde Park on an man-made island, the city’s theoretical third airport would have checked off two of Daley’s biggest political pushes: keeping it within the city limits to retain all the revenue and employment opportunities — while not having to displace taxpayers and bulldoze the massive amount of land required for an airport.
As we know, the project never came to be. The Chicago Reader walks us through the whole story, and why it ultimately fell through. — [eric]
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You should get a Chicago beer.
Maybe not right this very minute. Maybe this weekend. Or next. Or whenever. You are a grown ass adult who can make your own decisions. Just consider this the ultimate guide to the best breweries in the Chicago city limits that don’t have full kitchens or food menus.
I’ve been to most of these places. They are excellent. You should go to. And get a Chicago beer, like I said at the beginning of the article.
Eater has the definitive list, descriptions, pictures, and mapping. Check it out. But here is the list below. I’ve starred the ones I’ve been to and can personally vouch for. But check them all out. Because, beer.
The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is happening the weekends of April 15-17 and April 22-24. You can still put yourself on the waiting list for tickets, oddly enough. But chances are you’re staying right here in Chicago. And that’s perfectly fine.
Here’s how you can stream the festival, if you want to check out Billie Eilish, Maneskin, Run The Jewels, Arcade Fire, girl in red, Bishop Briggs, Wallows & Beach Bunny, among others:
Friday, April 15th (all times CENTRAL)
Saturday, April 16th (all times CENTRAL)
Sunday, April 17th (all times CENTRAL)
Friday, April 15th (all times CENTRAL)
Saturday, April 16th (all times CENTRAL)
Sunday, April 17th (all times CENTRAL)
Foley has called games for the Blackhawks since 1980. He’s been a huge part of the team’s history including the dynasty era of three Stanley Cups. He was an amazing storyteller, and added that extra depth for fans when watching. Foley left the city of Chicago with a Warren Zevon quote: “If I leave you, it doesn’t mean I love you any less.” You will be missed Pat. You are the voice of the Blackhawks.
This Uber driver was having a decent night until one of his passengers forgot some common sense. He keeps his cool but you tell, even under a mask, that he’s pretty frustrated. Yikes. At least the passenger is OK, right? Right?!!
The Kardashians had their first episode on Hulu on Thursday and it’s already gettin’ steamy. Is there another sex tape out there of Kim?! We all know there’s ONE, the one that, put her on the map. Obviously, she doesn’t want it out there if there is another one. Watch!
If you haven’t screwed up at work then you’re a liar! Some people just do it on a larger scale than others. These people deserve an award… the Darwin award! Watch some of the “greatest” work fails so far of 2022 and be happy it wasn’t you.
Twenty One Pilots is coming to a theatre near you.
A movie theatre, that is.
You may remember — or viewed — the live stream experience around the release of their album Scaled and Icy in 2021. Tyler & Josh have reimagined it and created an extended cut that they say will be a “performance on a massive scale.”
It’s happening one night only, on May 19th. And I would suggest signing up for early access to tickets if you are interested.
Anonymous checked in and they are sweating bullets about possibly belonging to the streets.
Do they belong to the streets? The conversation lives on Facebook!
Crew Member Amanda has noticed that her husband never tips people when they get takeout.
Is he a jerk? The conversation lives on Facebook!
A loving wife tried to help out by painting the blinds a nice jet black with spray paint. She told her husband she did it outside, so it’s cool. She immediately found herself in a lie when her husband did three seconds of investigation. D’oh! Note to self, use newspaper next time!
Alright we get it, you love each other! It’s ok if your love language is constantly putting your tongue down each other’s throats. But there are some rules if you’re in public. Public displays of affection, or PDA, are OK as long as you follow these simple pointers.
https://www.glamour.com/story/public-displays-of-affection-7/amp
Women can do anything men can do, including go streaking! This brave woman told her friends she was going to run on the field in her sports bra and she did it! Unfortunately for her, even though she’s good-looking, she still broke a ton of rules and had to be taken down. And boy did she get tackled. She posted the video to her TikTok saying, “I old ya I would do it.”
If you haven’t had to go to court, you haven’t lived. But you can live vicariously through these guys, who are waiting outside to get inside. Everyone in line is there for a different reason, watch until the end when it gets- REAL. I bet this guy is sorry he asked the last one what he did, run dude, run!
Naming a child is serious business for some parents. It’s also serious business for 33-year-old Taylor Humphrey. She gets paid around $1,500 to name someone’s kid! There have even been some instances where she’s been paid around $10k to do so, insanity! In 2020, she made over $150,000 helping people name their munchkins. The New York businesswoman calls herself a “passionate writer and storyteller” but doesn’t have any children herself. She used to be a matchmaker before she started this business in 2015. Humphrey said that sometimes parents will use her suggestions as middle names.
How screwed up is the real estate market right now?
People are absolutely SCRAMBLING to get either level up or get into some sort of home before interest rates get completely out of hand. So that’s why I’m not even blinking when I see a listing like this from Zillow Gone Wild:
To recap, you would be buying a home with someone already living in your basement. A stranger. Who pays you no rent. And you have no access to see what kind of conditions this person lives in nor whether or not said person is a serial axe murderer.
To be honest, this sounds like something straight out of the Netflix series Ozark. But like, a lot less entertaining.
And before you argue that there is NO WAY someone would buy under these conditions, the home is under contract as of 4/13/2022.
This, folks, is the real estate game in 2022. The only way to win is not to play. Maybe.