This week, Stefan reports on Chicago's new 'Public School Brunch Program', and Chartreuse investigates the 'Booze It and Paint It' franchise. Feat. Levi Petree (NPR) and Joe Porter (UCB).

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The Chicago Police Department holds a fundraiser for future weapons and a child makes money selling travel guides to heaven after coming back from being clinically dead.

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This week, a helicopter traffic reporter interviews breaks a senate story and the government gets involved in dating.

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New reporters tackle tough issues like extinct parking spaces and mid-west mom artists.

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This week Stefan covers the top ten news stories of 2014 and a Senator goes home to find out what his constituents want.

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This week, a memory impaired memory activist and a long-haired teen stands his ground. Antarctica is not one of the fifty states.

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The annual 'Three Weeks after Holidays' special includes 'outrage over dolls', 'the barbarism of Christmas trees', and a 'generic holiday song'.

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A preacher takes book-burning into the 21st Century and a laughter coach tries to get Chartreuse Belljar to lighten up.

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Investigations include an early-morning rave and That American There presents "Cat Got Your Tongue."

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Investigations include a protest over a lack of breakfast, a cat cafe, and return of infuriating indie filmmaker Topher Hock.

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