Jess Kaswiner's interviews veteran arts entrepreneurs in the Chicagoland area. Listen in to learn from those who have made successful careers in the arts and who can offer valuable advice to emerging arts leaders. This free podcast is sponsored by The Institute for Arts

Show on Chicago Public Radio hosted by Steve Edwards that sometimes features interviews on local bands and musicians.

Artist/producer working in live performance and installation. Provides audio interviews with Chicago-based artists and curators, including Asimina Chremos, C.J. Mitchell, and Nicole Garneau.

Hosted by Fausto Fernóswith his boyfriend Marc Felion, this podcast features cocktails, gossip, news andinterviews with artists, dancers, celebrities,newsmakers, and musicians.The Feast of Fools has been in the top50 downloaded comedy podcasts in the world and currently ranks asiTunes’ #1 gay podcast.

A winner of a 2006 People's Choice Webby Award, Feast of Fools interviews musicians from time to time. The Feast of Fools has been in the top 50 downloaded comedy podcasts in the world and currently ranks as iTunes’ #1 gay podcast.

Gaper's Block's archive of podcasts. Gapers Block is a Chicago-centered news and events web magazine includes a weblog, columns, an events calendar, and features.

Chicago based I-Rock Radio is weekly mp3 pod casting, web casting online radio network. I-Rock TV focuses on local music, features bands, interviews and venue profiles.

One hour show on Sunday evenings that plays the music of Chicago area musicians.

Explore the 24.5-acre park with its creators -- including architect Frank Gehry, and artists Anish Kapoor and Jaume Plensa --as your guides.

Take two nationally respected rock critics (Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot), the latest music news, personal commentary, and exclusive interviews and performances, add a huge pile of records old and new, and the result is the world's only rock and roll talk show. Sponsored by National Public Radio.