In the Loop (Segments)

Reset talks with Leila Taylor creative director at the Brooklyn Public Library and author of the new book Darkly: Black History and America’s Gothic Soul about black gothicism.

Recreational marijuana becomes legal in Illinois. What’s generally being called “the equity” portion of legalization? Natalie Moore guest hosts.

Our panel breaks down the biggest Chicago-area food stories of 2019 and best restaurants. Nick Kindelsperger, Chicago Tribune, Food & Dining Reporter, Louisa Chu, Chicago Tribune food and dining reporter, Monica Eng, reporter, WBEZ

Natalie Moore in for Jenn White presents WBEZ and podcast production company Make-Believe Association's audio docudrama "Chicago Race Riot 1919"

Reset sits down with Tanisha C. Ford Dressed in Dreams: A Black Girl's Love Letter to the Power of Fashion. Host, Natalie Moore

Reset looks back at the biggest stories and moments of the last decade. Sylvia Puente, Latino Policy Forum; Arionne Nettles, journalism lecturer at Northwestern; Amanda Williams, Chicago Artist and Brendan Shiller, a lawyer, West Side Center for Justice

Reset checks in with Matthew Schuerman, author of the new book Newcomers: Gentrification and Its Discontents. Host: Natalie Moore

Chicago’s new city sticker debt relief program drew only a fraction of motorists. The program, announced back in September, promoted the opportunity to relieve some 500,000 Chicago motorists of up to 500 million dollars in unpaid debt.

Reset reviews movies from 2019 with Arionne Nettles, Annie Russell and Tasha Robinson. Producer: Bianca Martin

Vanilla is a common ingredient in holiday treats. Did you know it comes from an orchid grown in Mexico, Tahiti and Madagascar? Producer: Dan Tucker