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In the Loop (Segments)
By WBEZ Chicago
In the Loop (Segments) episodes
- Thanksgiving: History and Cultural Memory
Thanksgiving myths and consumer culture. Guests: David Silverman, history professor, GW University. & Nicki Lisa Cole, sociologist and research fellow, Institute for Advanced Studies on Science, Technology and Society
20 min - Oak Park’s Val's Halla Records Store Gets A Second Chance
Val’s Halla record store in Oak Park announced early this month that they would close shop due to financial woes- that is until a store regular stepped in to save the music.
15 min - 10 Things to See, Hear And Eat Around Chicago This Weekend
Chicago Scene’s entertainment reporter Jeff Conway stops by Reset with his recommendations on what to see, hear and eat in and around Chicago this weekend.
11 min - City Council Approves Mayor Lightfoot’s 2020 Budget Proposal
WBEZ city politics reporter Becky Vevea talks city budget and how it will impact Chicagoans.
24 min - Chicago’s City Council Discusses Mayor's Budget
WBEZ city politics reporter Claudia Morell joined Reset with details from Chicago City Hall directly after the City Council voted to pass the Mayor's budget.
7 min - Chicago Creatives: Meet Conductor, Pianist And Singer Josephine Lee
Josephine Lee, president and artistic director of the Chicago Children’s Choir. Reset sits down with Lee to discuss her 20-year tenure and her journey in music.
16 min - 14 min
- The Life And Work Of Rev. George Clements
Remembering the life and work of groundbreaking African-American priest Rev. George Clements. Guest: close friend Rev. Michael Pfleger of St. Sabina
13 min - Hundreds Of Illinois’ Native Species Added To Endangered List
Hundreds of plant and wildlife species native to Illinois now face extinction, according to the Illinois Endangered Species Protection Board. GUEST: Jerome McDonnell, WBEZ Environment and Climate reporter
13 min - Lightfoot Proposes Water Bill Relief For Low-Income Chicagoans
Mayor Lightfoot ordered a temporary moratorium on water shutoffs in May. And recently a new water affordability plan for low-income Chicagoans. Guest: Rachel Havrelock founder and director of the Freshwater Lab at UI Chicago.
14 min
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