Todd Ganz's guest appearances

Todd Ganz

Dave Plier

Always Andersonville: The Podcast

Stephani Young

Marlo Thomas

Michael Mosley

Adam Carolla

Norman Lear

Phil Rosenthal

Joe DiMaggio

Mike Rowe

Alan Alda

Dan Levy

Kevin Bacon

Steve Greenberg

Mo Rocca

Elijah Cummings

Jerry Lewis

OwlTail

Phil Manicki, in for WGN Radio’s Dave Plier, is joined by podcasters Todd Ganz and Stephani Young who joined the show to talk about their podcast If the Walls Could Talk. Listen in while Todd, Stephani and Phil talk a little bit about the hospital’s history, their history as a team working on this project and more.  https://serve.castfire.com/audio/3854655/3854655_2021-07-07-204455.64kmono.mp3

Phil Manicki, in for WGN Radio’s Dave Plier, is joined by podcasters Todd Ganz and Stephani Young who joined the show to talk about their podcast <a href="https://ifthewallscouldtalkpodcast.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">If the Walls Could Talk</a>. Listen in while Todd, Stephani and Phil talk a little bit about the hospital’s history, their history as a team working on this project and more. <a href="https://serve.castfire.com/audio/3854655/3854655_2021-07-07-204455.64kmono.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://serve.castfire.com/audio/3854655/3854655_2021-07-07-204455.64kmono.mp3</a>

If the Walls Could Talk: Chicago’s Edgewater Hospital history podcast with Todd Ganz and Stephani Young

This week, Laura and Joelle are joined by local Andersonville residents Todd Ganz and Stephani Young, creators of the new podcast, If the Walls Could Talk, centered around the often mysterious history of local Edgewater Hospital, opened in 1929, and whose campus was formerly located at 5700 N Ashland. Known for famous births like that of Hillary Clinton the Edgewater Hospital and Medical Center closed abruptly in 2001 and had been decaying for decades before recent redevelopment into multi-unit apartments. For true crime fans, history buffs, curious locals and beyond, If the Walls Could Talk dives into the fraught history of this iconic institution, the people who ran it well and the people who ran it into the ground. The podcast debuted on Sunday, January 10 and the first three episodes are streaming now.

This week, Laura and Joelle are joined by local Andersonville residents Todd Ganz and Stephani Young, creators of the new podcast, <a href="https://ifthewallscouldtalkpodcast.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">If the Walls Could Talk</a>, centered around the often mysterious history of local Edgewater Hospital, opened in 1929, and whose campus was formerly located at 5700 N Ashland. Known for famous births like that of Hillary Clinton the Edgewater Hospital and Medical Center closed abruptly in 2001 and had been decaying for decades before recent redevelopment into multi-unit apartments. For true crime fans, history buffs, curious locals and beyond, If the Walls Could Talk dives into the fraught history of this iconic institution, the people who ran it well and the people who ran it into the ground. The podcast debuted on Sunday, January 10 and the first three episodes are streaming now.

Episode 126 - The story of If the Walls Could Talk podcast with Todd Ganz and Stephani Young