Sunday Breakfast with Robert Ritholz
The human skeleton Robert Ritholz had purchased at an antique auction in Chicago did not quite fit in the back seat of his 1977 Rolls-Royce. There was only one recourse…
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Sunday Breakfast
Sunday Breakfast with Preston Kendall
A Cristo Rey St. Martin College Prep boy does his homework in the back seat of the family car. Not because he hadn’t completed it the previous night. Not because…
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Sunday Breakfast with Stephanie Rogers
Stephanie Rogers had tinnitus when she attended her first live-literature show in Chicago several years ago. Performers stood before Rogers and other audience members and told stories — engaging ones,…
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Sunday Breakfast with Brendan Watters
A flight attendant noticed Brendan and Lisa Watters could use a break from looking after their mischievous and fun-loving son, Benny, on a flight more than eight years ago. The…
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Sunday Breakfast with Dr. Kathryn Baal
Dr. Kathryn “Katie” Baal’s hearty and highly contagious laugh fills the dining area at Fuel in Wilmette. The Loyola Academy principal — a St. Ignatius College Prep graduate and a…
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Sunday Breakfast with Ashley Blankstein-Delaney
If volunteerism were a sport, Ashley Blankstein-Delaney would have the equivalent of more than a few Olympic gold medals, at least a pair of Heisman trophies, a closetful of green…
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Sunday Breakfast with Josh Siegel
Guitar teacher Josh Siegel vividly remembers the first private lesson with one of his first students. The pair met in the Wilmette home of Siegel’s parents (Larry and Connie) about…
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Sunday Breakfast with Todd Nahigian
If only I had brought a bunch of apples with my pad of paper and pen. Well into my breakfast with Todd Nahigian at Egg Harbor Café in Lake Forest,…
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Sunday Breakfast with Stephen Schellhardt
A former dancing brick in a Children’s Theatre of Winnetka (CTW) production of The Wiz sits still across from me at a table at Le Peep, a restaurant in Evanston….
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Sunday Breakfast with Tom Weinberg
A young Tom Weinberg, circa 1954, galumphs along a ravine in Highland Park. There’s no other place he’d rather be. The gorge with steep sides is his escape, his world,…
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