What were the best movies of the year? What about the worst?

Reset checks in with a panel of movie lovers.

GUESTS: Michi Trota, features editor at PRISM Magazine

Michael Phillips, film critic at the Chicago Tribune

Charles Coleman, Facets film program director

Winter storm Elliott brought ice, sub-zero temperatures and high winds to much of the U.S. leading to a cascade of cancellations and delays over the busiest travel weekend of the year. On Monday alone there were over 4,000 flight cancellations in the U.S. and over 9,000 delays.

Reset learns how this happens, what you need to know as a passenger, and what advocates are pushing for to make travel smoother.

GUESTS: David Schaper, transportation correspondent, NPR

Andrew Appelbaum, staff attorney, Flyers Rights

The Chicago Board of Elections eliminates the first mayoral candidate from February’s ballot. COVID cases rise as the holidays approach.

Reset goes behind those headlines and more with a panel of local journalists on the Weekly News Recap.

GUESTS: Amy Guth, host of Crain’s Chicago Business podcast, “Daily Gist”

David Greising, president, CEO Better Government Association

Becky Vevea, bureau chief, Chalkbeat Chicago

Reset gets the latest updates on the winter storm and talks about different ways to stay warm as temperatures continue to hover around zero.

GUESTS: Kevin Doom, meteorologist with the National Weather Service

Rich Guidice, OEMC

Sasha Rahlin, research assistant professor at the University of Chicago Astronomy and Astrophysics Department

Tony Puente, Mike Puente’s brother, resident of Hammond, Indiana

Erin Kahoa, WBEZ audio fundraising specialist

McKenya Dilworth Smith, teacher from Gary, Indiana

Dan O’Connor, aka “The Great Lake Jumper”