Mark McGreevy's guest appearances

Mark McGreevy

The Talking Greenkeeper

First Friday Club of Chicago podcast

Mike Lewis

Jeff Johnson

Eric Johnson

Ryan Moore

Lori Lightfoot

Scott Anderson

David Anderson

Joy Loverde

Jeanne Bishop

Andrew Wilson

Paul Carter

Eddie Johnson

Ryan Howard

David Kelly

John Shea

OwlTail

Mark McGreevy, one of my BFF's in greenkeeping joins me in the basement of the killer brick rancher for what might be the 100th episode of The Talking Greenkeeper Podcast. Thanks to our sponsors! https://www.rightlineusa.com &amp; https://www.greenkeeperapp.com/marketing/

Mark McGreevy, one of my BFF's in greenkeeping joins me in the basement of the killer brick rancher for what might be the 100th episode of The Talking Greenkeeper Podcast. Thanks to our sponsors! <a href="https://www.rightlineusa.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.rightlineusa.com</a> &amp; <a href="https://www.greenkeeperapp.com/marketing/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.greenkeeperapp.com/marketing/</a>

The Not 100th But Close Enough to the 100th Episode with Mark McGreevy

Mark McGreevy, GCS of Wyncote Golf Club is back in the basement of the killer brick rancher to kick off the season 2 premier of The Talking Greenkeeper Podcast.  

Mark McGreevy, GCS of Wyncote Golf Club is back in the basement of the killer brick rancher to kick off the season 2 premier of The Talking Greenkeeper Podcast.

# 01, Mark McGreevy

On the first Friday in February we are dealing with the issue of Homelessness. We want to get beyond the stereotype and, look deeply and honestly at this growing sad cultural issue that surrounds all of us. Too many social issues have become the victims of dishonest and unfair stereotypes.   Yes. There are homeless people who beg on many of the street corners in downtown Chicago.   But did you know there are college students in the Chicago area who return to homeless shelters each night? Yes, there are.  There are also many homeless people who hold jobs and work every day, but cannot make enough money to rent a place to live for themselves and their children. So they travel night after night from town to town with their children, to the humiliation of a shelter - trying to get back on their financial feet.   This is occurring during these cold winter nights throughout the city and even in many of the best Chicago suburbs.   Our February speaker, Mark McGreevy, made a commitment 27 years ago in London to bring an end to homelessness. That has led to 100 projects in 6 countries supporting over 23,000 people. We have much to learn about this issue that surrounds us all.

On the first Friday in February we are dealing with the issue of Homelessness. We want to get beyond the stereotype and, look deeply and honestly at this growing sad cultural issue that surrounds all of us. Too many social issues have become the victims of dishonest and unfair stereotypes.  Yes. There are homeless people who beg on many of the street corners in downtown Chicago. But did you know there are college students in the Chicago area who return to homeless shelters each night? Yes, there are. There are also many homeless people who hold jobs and work every day, but cannot make enough money to rent a place to live for themselves and their children. So they travel night after night from town to town with their children, to the humiliation of a shelter - trying to get back on their financial feet. This is occurring during these cold winter nights throughout the city and even in many of the best Chicago suburbs.  Our February speaker, Mark McGreevy, made a commitment 27 years ago in London to bring an end to homelessness. That has led to 100 projects in 6 countries supporting over 23,000 people. We have much to learn about this issue that surrounds us all.