JOIN US FOR OUR NEXT PRESENTATION:
Sick & Corrupt: The True Crimes at Edgewater Hospital
Wednesday, May 15, 2024 at 7pm
Linda Sokol Francis Brookfield Library
Stephani and Todd present the true crimes that destroyed Chicago’s Edgewater Hospital as part of the library’s True Crime Club. Hear the decade of fraud that turned the storied hospital into what people called “a butcher shop.” In order to pad their bottom line, the hospital resorted to putting patients in their beds who weren’t sick and subjected them to invasive tests, procedures and surgeries. The presentation is free and open to the public. A Q&A follows. Register to attend here.
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Along with hosting and creating If the Walls Could Talk Podcast, Stephani Young and Todd Ganz have hosted over a dozen presentations about the true crimes at Chicago’s Edgewater Hospital and the murder mystery of Teresita Basa. These two dynamic speakers offer a lively interactive discussion for audiences of all ages — either in-person or virtually. Contact Todd for additional information.
Thank you to all who covered If the Walls Could Talk Podcast, its creators and hosts!
WGN-TV Morning News with Larry Potash and Robin Baumgarten
Block Club Chicago – Article 1 and Article 2
Robert Feder at the Daily Herald
Chicago History Podcast with Tommy Henry – Chicago’s Edgewater Hospital Scandal and Bonus Podcast Episode: the Edgewater Beach Hotel
University of Chicago – Chicago Studies
Do 312 – “Best of Chicago Podcasts”
The Morton Grove Library and Bob Palas
True Crimes & Cocktails Event with Brookfield Public Library
The True Crime Club with Cortney McInerty at Linda Sokol Francis Broofield Library
Columbia College Chicago’s Mary Filice
Podcast Business Journal – Article 1 and Article 2
PHONATION: A Chicago Podcast Compilation by James Van Osdol
Molly Schoenherr and the Winnetka-Deerfield Public Library True Crime Event
Todd Ganz was a featured speaker at Chicago Podcast Day. Hear his panel on what digital audio can learn from traditional media.
Ryan Dreier and the Glenside Public Library of Glendale Heights, IL
The River Forest Public Library
Edgewater Historical Society and John Holden for their program about “If the Walls Could Talk” in conjunction with the Chicago Public Library
The DIE-ALOGUE Podcast featuring crime investigator Paul Holes
The Always Andersonville Podcast
The Ravenswood and Lakeview Historical Association
The Neighbors of Kenilworth for their Podcast Luncheon featuring Todd Ganz
Ron Cohn and the Malibu East Dialogue
Nikki from 101.9 The Mix Radio
And a special thank you to all of those who’ve supported the podcast on Patreon or left us a 5-star review! As independent podcasters, we greatly appreciate your support and generosity.