Harris spoke with WBEZ’s Natalie Moore about overcoming COVID vaccine hesitancy within the African American community. Host: Sasha Ann Simons. Producers: Stina Chang, Jason Marck

Jason Marck, the host of WBEZ's weekly eclectic music show Radio Z joins us each week to highlight some great music. This week--After 4 years, Valerie June has a new album coming out. Hear a little about June and check out some of the song Call Me A Fool

At a Reset listener’s suggestion, we bring you the stories behind three similar structures throughout the city of Chicago. The transformer buildings once powered the wires streetcars ran on from 1859 to 1958.

After consulting educators and reviewing the franchise, Dr. Seuss Enterprises announced on Tuesday that it will stop publishing six of its lesser-known titles that “portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong.”

Reset brings on the head of the Illinois Library Association to talk about how Illinois libraries plan to handle these titles, plus a child psychologist and author to share their take on the appropriateness of the company’s decision.

The election of U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly of Matteson as Illinois Democratic chairman represented the party’s growing effort to move beyond the one-man control exercised by embattled former House Speaker Michael Madigan over 23 years.

These days… there’s a lot to be afraid of. The pandemic, for one. Losing a loved one. Lack of job security. Trying something new. Spiders. But what do you do when fear creeps up on you? How do you fight the thing you’re afraid of?

In her new book, Professional Troublemaker: The Fear-Fighter Manual, Chicago best-selling author Luvvie Ajayi [uh-JAH-ee] Jones talks about how to confront and overcome the fear that holds you back.

Starting Thursday morning, Chicago residents 65 and older are able to schedule a COVID-19 vaccine appointment at the United Center mass vaccination site. But many in this age group are finding the technological landscape daunting and difficult to navigate.

Reset revisits a conversation with an elder care expert and a medical researcher focused on Chicago’s gaps in health information to lay out the issue and offer possible solutions.

It’s been one month since Chicago activists went on a hunger strike to protest the proposed relocation of a metal-scrapping operation in their Southeast Side backyard.

General Iron recently closed up its longtime Lincoln Park location after years of complaints about pollution and poor air quality. The company now wants to move to East 116th Street along the Calumet River. But the mostly Black and Brown residents there say industry has used the area as a dumping ground for too long, damaging residents’ health.

Reset checks in with organizers about what they’ve learned in the last month, and how they’re keeping their fight going.

Reset checks in with actors David Schwimmer and Anthony Fleming III to discuss their involvement with the Lookingglass Theatre Company and for their recommendations on what to read, watch and do.

The Lincoln Square Ravenswood Chamber of Commerce is marking Women’s History Month this year by highlighting over 50 women-owned businesses in their community and hosting a series of pop-up events for the businesses throughout the month.

Reset brings on two women business owners in the Lincoln Square Ravenswood community who are being featured to hear about their story and how they have been faring during the pandemic.