Ernie Wong's guest appearances

Ernie Wong

A Lot You Got to Holler

The Green Side

Michael Todoran

Eric Gilbey

Roula Alakiotou

Edgar Miller

Lisa DiChiera

Katherine Darnstadt

Carol Ross

OwlTail

Full Episode November 5, 2021 | Ernie Wong is Principle at site design group, ltd and an accomplished Landscape Architect in Chicago. He’s what some would call a TRUE Chicagoan! He’s an advocate for urban green spaces and has designed award winning projects! His most notable projects are Ping Tom Memorial Park in Chicago. I’m so excited for this episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thegreenside/message

Full Episode November 5, 2021 | Ernie Wong is Principle at site design group, ltd and an accomplished Landscape Architect in Chicago. He’s what some would call a TRUE Chicagoan! He’s an advocate for urban green spaces and has designed award winning projects! His most notable projects are Ping Tom Memorial Park in Chicago. I’m so excited for this episode! --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/thegreenside/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/thegreenside/message</a>

Sneak Peak: Who is Ernie Wong?

The A Lot You Got to Holler Cavalcade of Firsts continues, when co-hosts Zach Mortice and Ben Schulman sit down with Ernie Wong of Site Design Group--the show's first ever landscape architect guest! On the agenda: shared streets in Uptown, Chicago's many, many basket-case ruins and slag pits, and an oft-overlooked question: Is shutting down the Dan Ryan and setting prairie grasses in its median on fire a good idea, or the greatest idea? The answer will shock you! Special thanks to recording engineer Tim Joyce. 

The A Lot You Got to Holler Cavalcade of Firsts continues, when co-hosts Zach Mortice and Ben Schulman sit down with Ernie Wong of Site Design Group--the show's first ever landscape architect guest! On the agenda: shared streets in Uptown, Chicago's many, many basket-case ruins and slag pits, and an oft-overlooked question: Is shutting down the Dan Ryan and setting prairie grasses in its median on fire a good idea, or the greatest idea? The answer will shock you! Special thanks to recording engineer Tim Joyce.