A new report published by the Chicago Monuments Project recommends the removal of 13 monuments across Chicago, in addition to funding for new monuments to be designed and installed.

Reset talks with a reporter and an art historian to discuss the report and its implications.

Host: Sasha-Ann Simons

Producer: Andrew Meriwether

Guest: Heather Cherone, Rebecca Zorach

It’s the first day of classes for Chicago Public Schools. Students are returning to the classroom with looser COVID-19 restrictions, staffing shortages and concerns of monkeypox.

Reset gets the latest from two education journalists.

Host: Sasha-Ann Simons

Producer: Marie Mendoza

Guest: Mila Koumpilova, Kate Grossman

We hear plenty about the “red flags” you should look for in a relationship but not nearly enough about the “green flags.”

Reset talks to two relationship experts on what works in a relationship and how to spot it.

Host: Sasha-Ann Simons

Producer: Brenda Ruiz

Guest: Anita Chipala, Bela Gandhi

This time of year, Michigan Avenue is a hectic thoroughfare. But what if it was Chicago’s cultural hub? That’s what Philip Enquist asks in a Chicago Sun-Times column.

Reset envisions what the Michigan Avenue of the future could look like.

Host: Natalie Moore

Producer: Sarah Stark

Guest: Philip Enquist

The Chicago Humanities Festival announced it’s shaking things up with its leadership structure, hiring two co-creative directors.

Reset sits down with the directors to discuss the change and what CHF has planned for its fall programming and beyond.

Host: Natalie Moore

Producer: Andrew Meriwether

Guest: Michael Green, Lauren M. Pacheco

The Lesbian Bar Project listed only 21 lesbian bars in the country two years ago, and none were in Chicago.

Reset looks at why there are so few queer women focused spaces in the city and how they are evolving.

Host: Natalie Moore

Producer: Brenda Ruiz

Guest: Renauda Riddle, Angela Barnes, Zoe Schor, Hannah Viti

With the start of school on the horizon, many parents are concerned about how the upcoming school year will affect their child’s mental health. From the pandemic to the return of in-person learning, students have many stressors in their lives. So what conversations should parents be having with their children ahead of back-to-school?

Reset learns more from a child psychologist and a trauma therapist, two panelists from WBEZ and Illinois Latino News’ community conversation on Chicago student mental health.

Host: Natalie Moore

Producer: Marie Mendoza

Guest: Tara Gill, Lucia Del Rincon Martinez

Hundreds of thousands of local students prepare to return to school, while politicians head to Springfield for the Illinois State Fair.

Reset goes behind the week’s headlines in the Weekly News Recap.

Host: Natalie Moore

Producer: Andrea Guthmann

Guest: Sarah Karp, Heather Cherone, Ray Long

Host: Sasha-Ann Simons

Producer: Meha Ahmad

Guest: Dennis Rodkin

Students across the country are already flocking to college campuses for the school year, and most schools are easing COVID restrictions. For some, this comes as a relief—but for others, a maskless campus seems daunting.

Reset sits down with an education reporter and University of Illinois administrator to hear what schools are doing.

Host: Sasha-Ann Simons

Producer: Sarah Stark, Daniel Tucker

Guest: Elissa Nadworny, Robert Jones