Producers: Reset Team

GUESTS: Dr. Erin King, executive director at Hope Clinic for Women

Dr. Amy Whitaker, chief medical officer for Planned Parenthood of Illinois

Christy Uchida, volunteer host at Midwest Access Coalition

Jarren Stroter, community educator in South Shore

The Supreme Court overruled Roe v. Wade Friday, reversing the 1973 landmark decision that made abortion legal nationwide. Each state now has the authority to limit or ban access to abortion.

Reset continues special coverage and takes calls from Chicagoans to hear their thoughts on the decision.

Host: Mary Dixon

Producer: Reset team

Guests: Kristen Schorsch, Katie Watson, Candace Wayne, Megan Jeyifo, Amy Gehrke

In a 6-3 ruling Friday, the Supreme Court issued a decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization that overturns the landmark 1973 decision on abortion rights in Roe v. Wade. For people living in states with so-called trigger bans on abortion, the impact will be immediate.

Reset hosts special coverage and turns to NPR coverage on President Biden’s address.

Host: Mary Dixon

Producer: Reset team

Guest: Kristen Schorsch, Amanda Becker, Dr. Melissa Simon, Dr. Allison Cowett

Reset architecture sleuth Dennis Rodkin takes us to Chicago’s West Loop to explore a mysterious four-story building a WBEZ listener reached out with questions about.

Host: Mary Dixon

Producers: Stephanie Kim

Guest: Dennis Rodkin

Title IX turns 50 years old on Thursday. The landmark law, signed in 1972, requires educational institutions that receive government funding to treat all sexes equally.

To celebrate the 50th anniversary, Reset talks to a former high school athlete who was among the first generation of Title IX beneficiaries about the difference it made for her, and how far Title IX still needs to go.

Host: Mary Dixon

Producers: Meha Ahmad

Guest: Elizabeth Tang, Melissa Isaacson

If you’re prosecuted for a crime, file for divorce, or contest a traffic ticket, you’ll come face-to-face with a judge. Voters sometimes underestimate the importance of judge races, so Injustice Watch put together a guide to judicial elections in next week’s Illinois primary.

Reset gets the low-down on how to vote for judges from a Chicago reporter.

Host: Mary Dixon

Producers: Sarah Stark

Guest: Maya Dukmasova

They’re already overwhelming Carbondale in Southern Illinois. Soon enough, they could be in your Chicagoland backyard.

Reset checks in with an armadillo expert to get the low-down on the burrowing mammals we could soon call neighbors.

Host: Mary Dixon

Producers: Christian Elliott

Guest: Agustin Jiménez

Power plants are the second largest emitter of greenhouse gasses, but the Supreme Court is set to rule on a case that could prevent the Environmental Protection Agency from regulating these emissions. The main plaintiff in the case, West Virginia v. the Environmental Protection Agency, is asking for this regulatory power to be given to Congress. This has huge ramifications for the president’s ability to fight climate change.

Reset learns more about the case and potential rulings from a legal expert and hears implications for practitioners from our sustainability contributor.

Host: Mary Dixon

Producers: Lynnea Domienik

Guest: David Dana, Karen Weigert

Next Tuesday, Illinoisans will choose amongst either four Democrats or two Republicans candidates to fill the shoes of Jesse White, who served as Secretary of State for 23 years.

Reset takes a look into this race before the primary elections kick off on June 28th.

Host: Mary Dixon

Producer: Isabelle Earl

Guest: Amanda Vinicky, Paris Schutz

This is Gary is a five day event that will feature learning about the past on a “mobile museum”, honoring community nominated “Trailblazers” and culminating in a “Gospel Explosion Concert.”

Reset talks to the creator of the This Is Gary event.

Host: Esther Yoon-Ji Kang

Producers: Lynnea Domienik

Guest: Joslyn Kelly