Chicago faces an estimated $1.2 billion gap in 2021 due largely to revenue losses from the coronavirus pandemic — and that’s on top of a $800 million deficit for the rest of this year.

Reset checks in with the city’s budget director and its chief financial officer discuss the mayor’s plans to tackle the budget crisis, and what that could mean for taxpayers and city services.

Host: Kimberley Egonmwan

Producer: Nereida Moreno

Hulu premiers a new comedy series Wednesday called “Woke” featuring a breakout role for a Chicago-based comedian T. Murph.

Reset talks with the comedian about his work on the new show and his background in Chicago’s comedy scene.

Producer: Bianca Martin

After 20 years at the helm of the Ravinia Festival, President and CEO Welz Kauffman is stepping down and moving on to a new challenge. He talks about his accomplishments, the changes he implemented at the storied institution on Chicago’s North Shore and the future of live arts programming in the age of COVID-19.

Producer: Jason Marck

Reset checks in with WBEZ’s education desk, a local teacher and a suburban parent to discuss what is working with remote learning and what isn’t. Tuesday marked the first day of the fall semester at Chicago Public Schools.

Producers: Zach Wilson, Meha Ahmad

Reset checks in with the jazz saxophonist Isaiah Collier about how he’s navigating the pandemic and what he recommends to read, watch and do this week.

Producer: Stephanie Kim

Reset learns more about the traditions that take place during Muharram, the first month of the Islamic calendar. During this time, Shia Muslims mourn the martyrdom of the Prophet Muhammad’s grandson Hussein.

Producer: Aleezeh Hasan

No Latinx performers were nominated in any of the major acting categories this year — a noticeable snub considering acclaimed shows like One Day At A Time, On My Block, Vida, Pose and Gentified.

Reset checks in with NPR TV critic Eric Deggans for more on the #LatinosAreOnTVToo movement.

Host: Kimberly Egonmwan

Producer: Meha Ahmad

Reset checks in with the Chicago Coalition for the Homeless and a shelter in Chicago’s Uptown neighborhood to discuss remote learning barriers for some of the city’s most vulnerable children.

Host: Kimberly Egonmwan

Producer: Nereida Moreno

After months of back and forth on whether to go all-remote, Chicago Public Schools is kicking off its first day of classes Tuesday.

Reset checks in with WBEZ education reporter Sarah Karp on how the first day of school is going so far.

Host: Kimberly Egonmwan

Producer: Meha Ahmad

Reset brings you a roundup of the local sports news as the baseball season rolls on and the NFL prepares for a fanless opener this weekend.

Host; Kimberly Egonmwan

Producer: Jason Marck