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In the Loop (Segments)
By WBEZ Chicago
In the Loop (Segments) episodes
- Folded Map Participants Challenge Common Advice: Don’t Go To The South Or West Side
People living in the greater Chicago area are regularly told not to go to the South and West Sides of the city, which deepens segregation across Chicago.
Reset sits down with Folded Map Project creator and two North Side residents involved with the project to discuss this word-of-mouth culture and how they’re challenging it.
Producer: Bianca Martin
19 min - Four South Side Hospitals Are Merging. Why Now?
Four South Side hospitals have decided to merge. Reset speaks with two of their CEOs to discuss why it’s happening and how it will work.
Producers: Zach Wilson, Daniel Tucker
15 min - Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin Weighs In On Ongoing Impeachment Trial
Monday was the first session of questions and answers in the Senate Impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
Reset checks in with Illinois’ Democratic senior senator for his reaction to arguments from President Trump’s lawyers and what he’s hearing from his Republican colleagues across the aisle.
Producer: Steve Bynum
15 min - 12 Things To See, Hear And Eat Around Chicago This Weekend
he Field Museum’s Emily Graslie joins Reset with her recommendations on what to see, hear and eat in and around Chicago this weekend. Plus, we check in with Gail Borden Public Library about their 15th annual Black History Family Festival on Saturday.
Producer: Stephanie Kim
16 min - Special Live Coverage: Gov. Pritzker's State Of The State Address
After a busy freshman year, Democratic Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker on Wednesday gave his second State of the State address, where he touted his administration's accomplishments so far, and laid out an ambitious spring legislative agenda. Reset breaks down the main takeaways with WBEZ state politics reporter Tony Arnold, and checks in with two Republican lawmakers for their takes.
Producers: Nereida Moreno, Meha Ahmad
55 min - Gov. Pritzker’s Record On Energy And The Environment So Far
We take a look at what strides Gov. JB Pritzker has made on the environment and energy during his first year in office with WBEZ's Jerome McDonnell.
Producer: Meha Ahmad
18 min - New Legal Aid Program To Serve Immigrants, Marginalized Communities
As communities of color face mass deportation and incarceration, a new statewide program called “Access to Justice” aims to provide those populations with legal aid. Two people involved with the program join Reset to discuss.
Producers: Nereida Moreno, Zach Wilson
16 min - What’s That Building? Chicago City Bank and Trust (US Bank)
Reset architecture sleuth Dennis Rodkin takes us to explore the Chicago City Bank and Trust building in Englewood for the latest edition of our “What’s That Building?” series. The 90-year old art deco building retains much of its original design from the 1930s.
Producer: Jenn White
13 min - Northwestern Student Affairs Tackles #MeToo Challenges On Campus
On Monday, Northwestern University brought #MeToo founder Tarana Burke to campus as a part of a larger initiative to educate and support students on issues of sexual violence on campus.
Reset sits down with Northwestern Student Affairs office leaders and a student involved in #MeToo campus work to hear about the event and other campus efforts.
Producer: Bianca Martin
20 min - Former State Senator Sandoval Charged With Bribery, Tax Evasion
Former State Sen. Martin Sandoval faces charges of bribery and tax evasion in a red-light camera scheme while he was chairman of the Senate Transportation Committee.
The Daily Line’s Hannah Meisel joins Reset to break down the latest on the story.
Producer: Meha Ahmad
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