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Oct 20, 2026
Scott AnthonyGUEST
I was a fugitive.
Scott AnthonyGUEST
I was born in Chicago, 1964.
Scott AnthonyGUEST
The world, and I don't mean this in races, it was, if you looked at it through a lens, it was kind of black and white, like TV programs back then.
Scott AnthonyGUEST
No future.
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Scott AnthonyGUEST
These are the older guys.
Scott AnthonyGUEST
These guys came from, I don't know, just shithole neighborhoods.
Scott AnthonyGUEST
They came from Uptown in Chicago.
Scott AnthonyGUEST
And Uptown, you can look it up online, you know, Chicago, Uptown in the 70s.
Roy Wood Jr.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
On Amber's team tonight, he's a Gen Z political commentator and host of the Adam Mockler Show on YouTube.
Roy Wood Jr.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This year, Chicago Magazine named him one of the 50 most powerful Chicagoans.
Roy Wood Jr.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So tough luck to anybody on the Chicago Cubs, including Pete Crow Armstrong.
Roy Wood Jr.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's Adam Mockler.
Roy Wood Jr.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Woo! And joining Michael, he's an Emmy-winning comedian, writer, and author whose work has appeared in New York Magazine, The New Yorker, and The New York Times.
Roy Wood Jr.HOST
On Amber's team tonight, he's a Gen Z political commentator and host of The Adam Mockler Show on YouTube.
Roy Wood Jr.HOST
This year, Chicago Magazine named him one of the 50 most powerful Chicagoans, so tough luck to anybody on the Chicago Cubs, including Pete Crow-Armstrong, it's Adam Mockler.
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Roy Wood Jr.HOST
And joining Michael, he's an Emmy-winning comedian, writer, and author whose work has appeared in New York Magazine, the New Yorker, and The New York Times.
Simon MajumdarHOST
His career began in journalism, first as a reporter.
Simon MajumdarHOST
then an editor and writer for Chicago Magazine, and finally with a decade-plus stint at Esquire, where he was a finalist for a national magazine award.
Simon MajumdarHOST
I know Ted not only because of Chopped and Queer Eye, but also, like me, he's a fan of British and American music.
Simon MajumdarHOST
In the 1970s, 1980s, which is what we say, we'll talk about what the young people say on the socials.
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Simon MajumdarHOST
Have you ever had injera and Ethiopian food, which I absolutely
Ted AllenGUEST
adore? Oh, we used to.
Ted AllenGUEST
Especially when I lived in Chicago.
Ted AllenGUEST
Barry and I lived in Chicago for 13 years.
David LevineGUEST
And it was one of these things, the raving fans.
David LevineGUEST
Chicago Magazine rated my business one of the top 10 places to go in Skokie.
David LevineGUEST
This wasn't because I called Chicago Magazine and said, put me there.
David LevineGUEST
This is because I had raving fans being my advocates.
David LevineGUEST
And this is what we all need to strive for.
MichaelHOST
Oralia is the past president of the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals, NAHREP, former franchise owner of Century 21, and now an independent real estate broker growing her own brand, TK Realty Inc.
MichaelHOST
Originally immigrating to the US as a child from La Purisima, Durango, Mexico, Oralia's journey from a tenant in Chicago to a leading figure in real estate is a true testament to resilience.
MichaelHOST
Over this distinguished career spanning more than 35 years, she has closed tens of millions of dollars in real estate, earning top industry accolades, including Centurion honors, the Masters Diamond Award, and recognition as a Chicago Magazine top agent.
MichaelHOST
Beyond her impressive track record as a broker and certified international property specialist, Oralia is a passionate advocate for diversity, financial literacy, and Hispanic wealth building.
MichaelHOST
A published author and industry leader, she dedicates her work to dismantling barriers to homeownership and empowering families to build generational wealth through real estate.
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MichaelHOST
I act in the best interest of you as a client, and no matter my outcome, and it really goes into, um, doing everything along my purpose, detached from the outcome.
MichaelHOST
I don't have the right to expect a certain outcome because I know what it's doing, um, that I have to do or that I'm doing the right things.
MichaelHOST
Let's quickly jump into the Chicago real estate market.
Jerome HorneGUEST
And I did not start the group.
Jerome HorneGUEST
Juliet Eldred started the group along with two other friends of hers when they were attending university in Chicago.
Jerome HorneGUEST
And it kind of just started as a joke, this group where they pass back memes back and forth talking about transportation or transit related things.
Jerome HorneGUEST
And I remember I joined the group in its first year, I believe in 2017.
Jerome HorneGUEST
that were interested in cities and public transportation.
Jerome HorneGUEST
The group actually grew so big that we ended up getting an endorsement from Bernie Sanders.
Jerome HorneGUEST
There were Chicago Magazine, I think, was it New York Times? We got a few heavy hitter media articles published about the group.
Jerome HorneGUEST
And then it was referenced in industry presentations and things like that.
VeronicaPANELIST
I actually had something to say to that.
VeronicaPANELIST
I am going to surprise you guys because my mother was a great sports writer in Chicago, and she wrote for the Chicago Magazine, John.
VeronicaPANELIST
I didn't know if I didn't actually know that.
VeronicaPANELIST
And she learned baseball from her grandfather, and then she taught me, which I'm still upset they don't show the White Sox enough who are in the playoffs anyway.
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FrancoPANELIST
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
FrancoPANELIST
Oh, God, yeah.
VeronicaPANELIST
There are, what, if I may, I shared this with John, the whole idea of Chicago having a cult is not really that surprising.
VeronicaPANELIST
I had a family member, I'm not going to say who, back in the day, who was a part of a cult.