On the Trail

Asset bridges - building wealth for everyone in the community; plus, our endorsement from the Chicago Tribune

All about economics: An extended podcast where I lay out the essential elements of my plan to revitalize the south end of the ward.

The many meanings of the word Progressive.

Back on the air; reviewing two facets of the campaign's priorities: giving voice to regular folks and the need for an economic solution for struggling families.

Considering this millennial moment in Chicago politics, Laquan Day, "What's in it for South Shore" discussion, mural for Willie Pickins.

A campaign update, with an invitation to collect signatures with us or set a date for us to show up on your block; endless roadwork in the heart of Hyde Park; and a live old-time radio show coming this weekend.

A homeless eviction in Hyde Park, the Treasure Island meeting and what's next, and this election season's new generation of candidates.

Chicago media and the riot that never was, why we need a civilian police oversight council, and a meeting about Treasure Island's closure.

Today we consider the words of Frank Chapman, Field Organizer for the Chicago Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression, regarding what we should expect, and how we should react, when the Jason Van Dyke verdict is rendered.

What happens to Raoul's seat if he becomes AG; the Van Dyke trial and a brief introduction to CPAC; and South Shore parking ticket hero.