On Today's Show:The case Juliana v. the United States asserts the U.S. government failed to do enough to stop climate change. Craig Futterman founded the Civil Rights and Police Accountability Project at the University of Chicago’s Mandel Legal Aid Clinic, over 15 years ago.

On Today's Show:"The damage done by conspiracy and vigilante violence alters the fabric of democracy," says Steven Gardiner Elizabeth Rush introduces the reader to the people and places upended by Hurricanes like Harvey, Irma. The Chopin Theatre is a “multidisciplinary arts center in the heart of Wicker Park”.

On today's show: President Trump addresses the pipe bombs mailed to many prominent Democrats Ophelia Dahl joins us to discuss Partners in Health (PIH), which she co-founded in Haiti in 1987 The author and illustrator of “Margarito’s Forest” join us to discuss the illustrated book based in Guatemalan village

On today's show: President Donald Trump tweeted that he would declare a “national emergency” over the Central American migrant caravan heading towards the United States, through Mexico. Global Activism: we catch up with Bookwallah founder Seena Jacob and we are also joined by her husband Randall Kramer. Kramer is the son of the late Ed Kramer who was a beloved WBEZ volunteer. Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced that the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi was planned by the Saudi Arabian government.

On Today's Show,President Donald Trump informed reporters on Saturday of his plan to pull the US out of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty. After Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico in September 2017, through January 2018 there was a 246 percent spike in calls to the island’s suicide hotline. Sandra Cisneros returns to Chicago with a new chapbook entitled, Puro Amor.

On today's show: Elizabeth Warren's attempt to prove Native American ancestry Milos Stehlik interviews Rupert Everett about Everett's role playing Oscar Wilde in "The Happy Prince" Renowned Egyptian comedian, Bassem Youssef joins us for this week's Weekend Passport

On today's show: A Church split will cause geopolitical blowback from Eastern Europe to the Middle East Global Activism: Women’s Global Education Project (WGEP)

On Today's Show:Turkish intelligence officials told the press a team of Saudis affiliated with Crown Prince, dismembered Khashoggi with a bone saw inside the consulate, For decades, an open secret amongst Bridgeview Muslims was that they were under constant surveillance by the U.S. government.On today’s Global Notes, Catalina Maria Johnson, discusses Chicago-based artists that hit it big onto the international music stage.

On Today's Show: Worldview will join John Mearsheimer before a live audience at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs.

On today's show: Terrell Jermaine Starr of The Root joins us to talk about cybersecurity and U.S.-Russia relations from a Black perspectiveMilos Stehlik interviews Belgian film director Felix Van Groeningen about his upcoming film Beautiful Boy Photographer and scholar Deborah Willis and Amy Mooney join us for this week's Weekend Passport to discuss Black photography and an event at the Museum of Contemporary Photography