Attorney Ambrose McCall of Hinshaw and Culbertson LLP joins Greg and Dan to discuss the announcement of the Supreme Court to hear two pivotal cases about online speech that could shape the future of social media, the significance of the two cases, the reasoning behind the two cases and what they mean to the public, and the potential outcome.

Attorney Ambrose McCall of Hinshaw and Culbertson LLP joins Greg and Dan to discuss the announcement of the Supreme Court to hear two pivotal cases about online speech that could shape the future of social media, the significance of the two cases, the reasoning behind the two cases and what they mean to the public, and the potential outcome.

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Peoria Attorney Dissects the Supreme Court's Upcoming Hearing on Online Speech and the Future of Social Media

Author Robert Fromberg stops by The Greg and Dan Show to discuss his newest book, Gee, That Was Fun: 7 Days of Mayhem, 1983.

Fromberg’s history-based novel was inspired by his own sickness which led him to researching Peoria’s botulism outbreak in 1983 and left him imagining what the victims went through during that period of time. 

Throughout the novel, Fromberg researched other events, coincidences, bad ideas, and more that occurred during those 7 days (October 14 - 20) in New York City, Washington DC, and Peoria.

Gee, That Was Fun will be available on Tuesday, May 7th wherever you get books.

Author Robert Fromberg stops by The Greg and Dan Show to discuss his newest book, Gee, That Was Fun: 7 Days of Mayhem, 1983.
Fromberg’s history-based novel was inspired by his own sickness which led him to researching Peoria’s botulism outbreak in 1983 and left him imagining what the victims went through during that period of time. 
Throughout the novel, Fromberg researched other events, coincidences, bad ideas, and more that occurred during those 7 days (October 14 - 20) in New York City, Washington DC, and Peoria.
Gee, That Was Fun will be available on Tuesday, May 7th wherever you get books.

New Book Recalls Peoria's 1983 Botulism Outbreak & Other Wild Events During 7-Day Span

Greg and Dan talk to Mary Ann Liner and Marita Hart of the Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric, and Neonatal Nursing (AWHONN) for the North Central Illinois Chapter ahead of the 2024 Nurses Week.from May 6th - May 12th.

Liner and Hart discuss the impact that Nurses provide, how nursing shortages have affected the industry, and the need to appreciate what Nurses do more.

Celebrate National Nurses Week 2024 with a Virtual Happy Hour on May 6th. Email maliner@sbcglobal.net for the information.

Greg and Dan talk to Mary Ann Liner and Marita Hart of the Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric, and Neonatal Nursing (AWHONN) for the North Central Illinois Chapter ahead of the 2024 Nurses Week.from May 6th - May 12th.
Liner and Hart discuss the impact that Nurses provide, how nursing shortages have affected the industry, and the need to appreciate what Nurses do more.
Celebrate National Nurses Week 2024 with a Virtual Happy Hour on May 6th. Email <a href="mailto:maliner@sbcglobal.net">maliner@sbcglobal.net</a> for the information.

Thank You, Nurses! Celebrate Nurses Week 2024 with the AWHONN!

Greg and Dan speak with Dr. Alexander Ikejiaku and BreAija Bryant of Peoria Public Schools about the first annual Multicultural Fair on Saturday, May 4 at the Peoria Riverfront Museum from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM.

Dr. Ikejiaku and Ms. Bryant discuss the Peoria Public Schools Teacher Exchange Program and how the fair celebrates diversity and unity with the community. 

Live performances, giveaways, food, and more showcasing the talents and traditions of international teachers will be featured throughout the fair.

This event is free and open to the public.

Greg and Dan speak with Dr. Alexander Ikejiaku and BreAija Bryant of Peoria Public Schools about the first annual Multicultural Fair on Saturday, May 4 at the Peoria Riverfront Museum from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
Dr. Ikejiaku and Ms. Bryant discuss the Peoria Public Schools Teacher Exchange Program and how the fair celebrates diversity and unity with the community. 
Live performances, giveaways, food, and more showcasing the talents and traditions of international teachers will be featured throughout the fair.
This event is free and open to the public.

Peoria Attorney Dissects the Supreme Court's Upcoming Hearing on Online Speech and the Future of Social Media

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