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STREET ADDRESS

GAB Radio Network
2100 Lee Street
Evanston, IL 60202


If you’re coming by for a visit, you can reach our Lee Street location via Pitner Avenue. From Main Street, turn north onto Pitner, then go east on Lee Street and take it to the cul de sac. We’re the last building on the south side of the street. The parking is free and usually abundant (especially on weekends). Our regular business hours are Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. We’re here weekends, too, when our various live shows are on the air.

GENERAL CONTACTS

Email: info@smarttalktradionetwork.com
Phone: 847-475-9246

SALES

Email: sales@smarttalkradionetwork.com
Phone: 224-307-8165

TECHNICAL OPERATIONS

Email: techops@smarttalkradionetwork.com
Phone: 847-292-2721

CHUCK DUNCAN, GENERAL MANAGER

Email: cduncan@smarttalkradionetwork.com
Phone: 847-292-2721

RANDALL BOETTGER, OPERATIONS MANAGER

Email: randall@smarttalkradionetwork.com
Phone: 847-425-0321

You can also send us a message through this form. We look forward to hearing from you!

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UPCOMING PROGRAM NOTES

Tuesday on The Hard Question with Blanquita Cullum: A group of African-American conservatives, led by Starr Parker, protested today to protect the Emancipation Statue in Lincoln Park in Washington, D.C. Radio host and author Mason Weaver joins BQ with details. Later in the show, BQ speaks with Jonathan Feldstein in Jerusalem about what he sees as a new wave of bias against Christians emerging in countries like Turkey. Tune in to the live feed on this website today from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. Central, catch the episode on WCGO Radio Chicago from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. Central, or listen on SoundCloud (when available).

Coming up on Animal Radio: Dogs and cats generally don't exhibit pain. This is a trait developed mostly to protect themselves in the wild. However, research now shows that when they are alone in a room they do show signs of pain, until someone enters the room. Dr. Annie Forslund tells us how to recognize pain in our pets. Plus, stores have stopped selling Chinese-made pet treats, the PetMatch app for pet adoptions, Kathleen Quinn Charleston explains the Pilots n' Paws mission, and much more.

Here's what BBQ Nation is cooking up this week: Kell Phelps from National Barbeque News reviews this month’s stories in NBN. Did you know there are close to 10,000 house fires caused by BBQs each year? Lt. Mike Ciaompo from the FDNY joins JT to discuss fire safety at the grill. In the second hour of the show, JT is joined by multi-competition-champion and restaurant owner Tuffy Stone to talk Memphis in May and other victories. Remember, turn it, don't burn it with "Barbecue Nation."