This week, instead of focusing on a single film we are talking about our favorite 100 films of all time (at this moment at least). This is by no means a definitive list. Instead the episode features a list of movies we think you should take some time to watch. You can look at the full list of our favorite films here: http://cl.ly/1V3K2o242X1P1H2i0a06. One final word....Cobb.

This week, instead of focusing on a single film we are talking about our favorite 100 films of all time (at this moment at least). This is by no means a definitive list. Instead the episode features a list of movies we think you should take some time to watch. You can look at the full list of our favorite films here: http://cl.ly/1V3K2o242X1P1H2i0a06. One final word....Cobb.

High School students (aka Daryl) and Asha talk about Tupac Shakur. Daryl is a fan, and a guide to the world of Tupac, from his background and his poetry to his legacy. It's a world that Asha knows nothing about.

High School students Asha and Daryl talk about Anime and manga. Asha is a fan, and a guide to the world of Japanese Language, Animation, and Graphic Novels. A world that Daryl knows nothing about.

Morton Junior High School student Monique and Samantha debate the statement: "Black People Make White People Racist."

Do Youtube videos, news stories, and hearsay impact how others view people that share your cultural background?

Recorded at the Richard M. Daley Branch of YOUmedia.

West Town High School student Anna asks "What's the scariest sound you've ever heard"? But, for Anna, the scariest sound of all is silence. Created at the Richard M. Daley Library Branch of YOUmedia

West Town High School student Anna asks "What's the scariest sound you've ever heard"? But, for Anna, the scariest sound of all is silence. Created at the Richard M. Daley Library Branch of YOUmedia

Morton Junior High School student Monique and Samantha debate the statement: "Black People Make White People Racist."

Do Youtube videos, news stories, and hearsay impact how others view people that share your cultural background?

Recorded at the Richard M. Daley Branch of YOUmedia.

High School students Asha and Daryl talk about Anime and manga. Asha is a fan, and a guide to the world of Japanese Language, Animation, and Graphic Novels. A world that Daryl knows nothing about.

High School students (aka Daryl) and Asha talk about Tupac Shakur. Daryl is a fan, and a guide to the world of Tupac, from his background and his poetry to his legacy. It's a world that Asha knows nothing about.