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In the Loop (Segments)
By WBEZ Chicago
In the Loop (Segments) episodes
- My Block, My Hood, My City Raises Money For Small Businesses
My Block, My Hood, My City assists residents across Chicago. The organization’s founder joins Reset to talk about how they’re helping neighborhoods during difficult times.
Producer: Zach Wilson
21 min - City Council Faces Lawsuit Over Virtual Meetings Between Mayor And Aldermen
The Better Government Association is suing Chicago’s City Council over alleged violations of the Open Meetings Act. Reset takes a closer look at the lawsuit
Producer: Nereida Moreno
14 min - In Chicago’s Phased Reopening Plan, Many Bars Left Behind
Certain bars and breweries reopen Wednesday in Chicago. Tobin Mitchell of Old Town Ale House and Gerrit Lewis of Pipeworks Brewing join Reset about the city’s reopening plan.
Producer: Jason Marck
20 min - U.S. Supreme Court Wraps Up Historic Session
The Supreme Court on Monday ruled the 1964 Civil Rights Act includes gay and transgender workers.
Reset will discuss many of this year’s historic rulings by the nation’s highest court.
Producer: Steve Bynum
16 min - State Rep. LaShawn Ford On Police Reform
Reset talks to Illinois State Rep. LaShawn Ford (D-8th) about his views on the next steps for the state in making real strides towards meaningful police reform.
Producer: Bianca Martin
14 min - Chicago Cultural Organizer Shares How She’s Finding Hope And Healing In This Moment
Reset checks in with a Chicago cultural organizer about how she’s finding hope and healing during difficult times. Plus, she shares resources to help us all navigate this moment.
Producer: Stephanie Kim
10 min - Chicago Summer Is Here. Here's A Weather Update.
This week, you might notice rising temps and humidity in the Chicago area. Reset checks in with meteorologist Gilbert Sebenste about why we’re seeing such hot weather and what you should know about it.
Host: Justin Kaufmann
Producer: Justin Kaufmann
5 min - Activists Demand Chase Bank Pay Reparations To Black Neighborhoods
Chicago activists are calling on Chase Bank to make reparations to black neighborhoods following a WBEZ and City Bureau report on racial disparities in home lending.
Reset checks in with WBEZ’s Linda Lutton and organizer Ja’Mal Green for more on the push for reparations ahead of Juneteenth.
Host: Justin Kaufmann
Producer: Nereida Moreno
7 min - LGBTQ Workers Protected From Job Discrimination, Supreme Court Rules
Reset discusses what this landmark ruling means for the LGBTQ community, and what led to this historic decision.
Producer: Stephanie Kim
15 min - Experts Say American Police Fail International Human Rights Standards
Reset finds out why some experts say police use-of-force policies in America’s largest cities fail international human rights standards.
Producer: Steve Bynum
16 min
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