Sunday Breakfast: Michael Martin
Nearly two weeks before Veterans Day 2019, former Navy SEAL Michael Martin has songs on his mind. Drawn-out songs. Ditties, too. And all lengths of tunes in between. “They say…
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Sunday Breakfast
The Great Connector: Abby Baine Dunn
Abby Baine Dunn was in a hurry. Moving through the press of bodies crowded into New York City’s Times Square, she’d left the stress of high-level public relations back at…
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Sunday Breakfast: Nikki Nocera
Nikki Nocera had just delivered her campaign speech for the office of senior class president at Chaney High School when she had an “uh-oh” moment. Her male opponent at the…
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Sunday Breakfast: Jack Schuler
Only kids and the milk man knocked on the back door at the Schuler house in Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin. So when Paul Humke—Whitefish Bay High School freshman algebra teacher “Mr….
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Baking Onward
There was a time when the stretch of Sheridan Road just round the bend from Evanston heading South to Loyola University, was home to luxury residential hotels that boasted concierge…
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Sunday Breakfast: Nancy Paridy
Book? Check. Flashlight? Check. A young Nancy Paridy was ready for bed only when she had collected those two items after brushing her teeth. “That was me, the girl reading…
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Sunday Breakfast: Tim Ubben
For those familiar with the Posse Foundation, Tim Ubben of Glencoe is a man who needs no introduction. It is through his enthusiastic leadership, tireless volunteerism, and a joint gift…
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Sunday Breakfast: Cilla Stoll
A few minutes into our conversation one summer morning in Lake Bluff ’s Scranton Alley, Forever Om owner Cilla Stoll demonstrated that she practices what she teaches. Breathe in, hold,…
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Sunday Breakfast: Pam Feinberg
It is 1970. It’s Pam Feinberg’s senior year at Nicolet High School, not far from Milwaukee. Audition details for the school musical “Bells Are Ringing” had been posted. Feinberg vies…
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Sunday Breakfast: Michael Klein
Decades ago, as a student at Niles West High School in Skokie, Michael Klein built a foosball table for an assignment in shop class. His teacher gave him a ‘B+’…
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