Just A Few Questions Podcast

Marc Sims talks with journalist Ray Hanania about censorship and fear. Ray Hanania is an American journalist of Palestinian descent.

Marc Sims talks with LaVonte Stewart about the importance of fully funding youth programs. LaVonte Stewart Sr.is Executive Director of Lost Boyz Inc. .

Marc Sims asked Alex Lawson; will Social Security run out ofmoney? AlexLawson is the Executive Director Social Security Works. JustA Few Questions Video Chat Show Podcast

Marc Sims asked 47th Ward Alderman Matt Martin; will the perception of the city of Chicago being crime ridden ever end? https://www.aldermanmartin.com

Marc Sims talks with Marrianne McMullen about her book, and how a person in authority can deal with a problem employee. Marrianne McMullen is author of Persuasive: 40 Lessons in Communicating for the Common Good.

Marc Sims talks with Chicago Alderperson Jessie Fuentes about making neighborhoods safe. Alderperson Jessie Fuentes, 26th Ward Chicago Illinois. https://www.the26thward.org

Marc Sims talks with John Kugler about making Chicago the safest big city in the United States. John Kugler is the managing editor at SubX.News.

Marc Sims asked political analyst Laura Washington; does the news media own Mayor Brandon Johnson's narrative? Laura Washington, contributing columnist and political analyst Chicago Tribune and ABC-7 Chicago.

Marc Sims talks with Alderman Raymond Lopez about changing the perception of the city of Chicago Illinois. Institutions will try to preserve the problem to which they are the solution. Clay Shirky 

Marc Sims talks with Laurie Glenn about the existential threat to democracy in the United States of America. Laurie R. Glenn is President & CEO of Thinkinc.

Marc Sims talks with communications consultant Peter Cunningham about Chicago's murder rate going below 400. Homicides in Chicago, by year https://apps.chicagotribune.com/history-of-chicago-homicides-1957-2016/blurb.html

Marc Sims talks with Northwestern University sociologist Andrew Papachristos about reducing neighborhood crime. https://sociology.northwestern.edu/people/faculty/core/andrew-v.--papachristos-.html This podcast was originally recorded September 11 , 2023

Marc Sims and political commentator Jones talk about Democratic Party politicians in Chicago Illinois, Cook County Illinois, and the State of California. LeAlan  https://substack.com/@lealan726912

Marc Sims and Marty Nemko are not selling the dream. Show discussion is about public safety, public education, and personal identity. Marty Nemko gives a dose of reality. https://www.martynemko.com

Marc Sims talks with lifelong organizer Kina Collins about making the Democratic Party more "progressive". Kina Collins https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kina_Collins

Marc Sims talks with Illinois small business owner Heidi Henry about why the Democratic Party should listen to rural voters. Heidi Henry https://www.facebook.com/HCHenry

Marc Sims talks with Ben Joravsky about the Democratic Party and voters in the United States of America. The Ben Joravsky Show https://chicagoreader.com/columns-opinion/ben-joravsky-show-podcast-episodes "There are two ways in which people are controlled - firstly frighten people, then demoralise them" Tony Benn

Marc Sims talks with Dominique McKoy about being successful in college. Dominique McKoy is the Executive Director; UChicago To&Through Project Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice https://toandthrough.uchicago.edu/about

Marc Sims talks with Janelle R. Goodwill about preventing suicide. Janelle R. Goodwill Neubauer Family Assistant Professor Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice University of Chicago  American Foundation for Suicide https://afsp.org/when-someone-is-at-risk

Marc Sims talks with Charles Ansell about raising college student completion rates. Charles Ansell, Vice President for Research, Policy, and Advocacy Complete College America https://completecollege.org

Marc Sims talks with Paul Vallas about an elected School Board and reducing neighborhood crime in Chicago Illinois. Paul Vallas is the former CEO of the Chicago Public Schools. CBS 2 Black women at risk of violent crime https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bui_R11UVm0

Marc Sims speaks with futurist Bryan Alexander about college and students. Bryan Alexander is an award-winning, internationally known futurist, researcher, writer, speaker, consultant, and teacher, working in the field of higher education’s future. Bryan Alexander https://www.youtube.com/@BryanAlexander Bryan Alexander https://bryanalexander.org/bio

Marc Sims speaks with Manhattan Institute Fellow Rafael A. Mangual about adding more police to deter crime. Rafael Mangual is the Nick Ohnell Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, a contributing editor of  City Journal , and a member of the Council on Criminal Justice . https://manhattan.institute/person/rafael-a-mangual

Marc Sims speaks with Karen Freeman-Wilson, President & CEO of the Chicago Urban League. Chicago Urban League chiul.org Chicago Urban League's New Empowerment Center https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4dTomSxMzU

Marc Sims talks with John Greenfield about making Chicago a better city. John Greenfield is Editor at Streetsblog Chicago. https://chi.streetsblog.org