RICK HALL » Radio

Weekend22 Countdown!

Rick Hall — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 17:21:13 +0000

Join me this weekend (7/17) and next weekend (7/24) as I fill-in as host on The Weekend22 Countdown! For a list of radio stations where you can hear The Weekend22 Countdown, click here.

Now On-Air with Air1 and Shine.FM

Rick Hall — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 17:22:24 +0000

Air1 – Christian CHR (National)

Shine.FM – Christian CHR (Chicago, IL)

Add Rick to your radio station! Ask me how I can help you fill-up your on-air lineup with voicetracks at an affordable price.

List of Chicago Marathon Street Closures

Rick Hall — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 12:27:49 +0000

With the large amount of street closures south to 35th Street all the way north to Addison, the City of Chicago is set to make a killing by towing cars this weekend.

Prepare yourself before you park: Find complete details on street closures here.

Weekend Happenings

TODAY- RICK HALL-oween is on! Join me at 7-Eleven in Naperville (3075 Book Rd — Near the corner of Book Rd. and 95th St.) between 5p and 7p for your chance to win prizes from FRESH 105.9 and the Illinois Lottery. Plus, be sure to pick up a Halloween Millionaire Raffle ticket while you’re there!
SATURDAY- Together, let’s take a stand against suicide! It’s 100% preventable — and it starts with you! Join me at Lincoln Park, Grove 2 between 8:30AM and 10:30AM. It’s not too late to register for this benefit walk! For more information, click here.

Prudential Plaza, EnergyStar?

Rick Hall — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 13:28:19 +0000

When talking to listeners of FRESH 105.9, one of the most frequently asked questions that comes up is “Where is the radio station located?” We sit on the 10th floor of posh tower 2 of Prudential Plaza, more commonly known as “2 Pru.”

Last week, I noticed a sign in the building’s lobby, announcing that the Prudential Plaza is now recognized as an Energy Star building. According to the press release, “These buildings [ie: Prudential Plaza] are among the nation’s top energy savers.” “They use about one-third less energy than average buildings, which reduces greenhouse gas emissions and saves money.”

This leads me to wonder if there’s a yellow energy sticker affixed to a wall in the basement of the tower, like the one attached to my appliances at home, indiciating the annual energy usage and estimated cost of running the building. Maybe I’ll have to ask at the security desk.