In the Loop

E. Jason Wambsgans has been applying that ideal to his work at the Chicago Tribune since 2002, and just the other day he was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for his series of photos documenting the recovery of a 12-year-old shooting victim in Chicago. He joins Morning Shift to talk about his experiences.

E. Jason Wambsgans has been applying that ideal to his work at the Chicago Tribune since 2002, and just the other day he was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for his series of photos documenting the recovery of a 12-year-old shooting victim in Chicago. He joins Morning Shift to talk about his experiences.

E. Jason Wambsgans has been applying that ideal to his work at the Chicago Tribune since 2002, and just the other day he was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for his series of photos documenting the recovery of a 12-year-old shooting victim in Chicago. He joins Morning Shift to talk about his experiences.

Chicago-area natives Joe Swanberg and Jake Johnson have teamed up again for their latest film, Win It All, about a gambling addict who is given the ultimate temptation-a bag of money. Jenn White talks to Swanberg and Johnson about how they work together, and what makes this film different from their past work.

Chicago-area natives Joe Swanberg and Jake Johnson have teamed up again for their latest film, Win It All, about a gambling addict who is given the ultimate temptation-a bag of money. Jenn White talks to Swanberg and Johnson about how they work together, and what makes this film different from their past work.

The Chicago Cubs home-opener on Monday ended after midnight, when Cubs slugger Anthony Rizzo drove in Kyle Schwarber with a two-out single in the bottom of the ninth. Tom Verducci, a baseball reporter for Sports Illustrated and author of the new book The Cubs Way: The Zen of Building the Best Team in Baseball and Breaking the Curse, joined Morning Shift’s Tony Sarabia to talk about last night’s win and unique manager Joe Maddon.

Morning Shift talks to Miranda Johnson, associate director of the Education Law and Policy Institute at Loyola University School of Law, about the mayor’s proposal and what this means for the future of graduating CPS students.

Videos showing a passenger being dragged from a United Airlines flight from O’Hare to Louisville on Sunday has been seen by millions of people. Morning Shift talks about the incident with Robert Mark. He has spent more than 35 years in the aviation industry, with a large chunk of that time as a commercial pilot. He also runs the JetWhine aviation blog.

The Chicago Cubs home-opener on Monday ended after midnight, when Cubs slugger Anthony Rizzo drove in Kyle Schwarber with a two-out single in the bottom of the ninth. Tom Verducci, a baseball reporter for Sports Illustrated and author of the new book The Cubs Way: The Zen of Building the Best Team in Baseball and Breaking the Curse, joined Morning Shift’s Tony Sarabia to talk about last night’s win and unique manager Joe Maddon.

Zeshan Bagewadi’s road to becoming a soul singer is similar to the other greats of the genre like Sam Cooke and Aretha Franklin: it started with the records his parents played, and the sacred music he sang on the weekends. Bagewadi joins us on the eve of his record release party at Chicago’s Untitled Supper Club in honor of his debut solo album “Vetted”.