CAN TV Program Archive

    Munson Tonight

    April 18, 2025
    In the season finale of Munson Tonight Live, host Ashley Munson blends sharp humor with serious dialogue in a dynamic conversation with Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis Gates on transformative changes in the city’s education system. Comedian Corporate Aaron brings levity with his satirical take on corporate culture. The episode highlights the importance of civic engagement and encourages viewers to stay informed and involved in shaping their communities.
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    The Audit: Black Women in Leadership Post George Floyd

    April 17, 2025
    The second episode of the docuseries The Audit: Black Women in Leadership Post George Floyd. The conversation explores how, in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, companies rushed to appoint Black women to executive roles as a show of progress—often without the structural support necessary for long-term success. Panelists unpack the consequences of these decisions, the burdens placed on these leaders, and the broader implications for equity, accountability, and real systemic change.
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    In Other News

    April 11, 2025
    In this episode of In Other News, host Robin Robinson sits down with CAN TV Executive Director Darrious Hilmon for a timely conversation about the power of local news and the role of community-centered storytelling. They explore why equitable access to information is essential in today’s media landscape and how public access platforms like CAN TV are working to amplify underrepresented voices and strengthen civic engagement.
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    Chicago Newsroom 2.0

    April 11, 2025
    In this episode of Chicago Newsroom 2.0, host Andy Zopp is joined by roundtable regulars Sufyan Sohel, Juatise Gathings, Adrian Segura, and Francia Garcia Hernandez to unpack the growing rift between Mayor Brandon Johnson and City Council’s Progressive Caucus. The panel also addresses renewed concerns surrounding teen gatherings in downtown Chicago. Plus, Andy sits down with Cook County Assessor Fritz Kaegi to discuss property reform and with Family Focus President & CEO Dara Munson on strengthening family-centered community support.
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    The Audit: Black Women in Leadership Post George Floyd

    April 10, 2025
    The first episode of the docuseries The Audit: Black Women in Leadership Post George Floyd. The conversation explores how, in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, companies rushed to appoint Black women to executive roles as a show of progress—often without the structural support necessary for long-term success. Panelists unpack the consequences of these decisions, the burdens placed on these leaders, and the broader implications for equity, accountability, and real systemic change.
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    The Audit: Black Women in Leadership Post George Floyd

    April 10, 2025
    This special townhall dives into the first episode of the docuseries The Audit: Black Women in Leadership Post George Floyd. The conversation explores how, in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, companies rushed to appoint Black women to executive roles as a show of progress—often without the structural support necessary for long-term success. Panelists unpack the consequences of these decisions, the burdens placed on these leaders, and the broader implications for equity, accountability, and real systemic change.
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    In Other News

    April 4, 2025
    In this episode of In Other News, host Robin Robinson sits down with former Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx for a candid and reflective conversation. They explore the highs, lows, and lessons from Foxx’s time in office, offering insight into her legacy and the challenges of public service. Foxx also shares what’s next for her—and what Chicagoans should know about staying engaged and holding public officials accountable.
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    Chicago Newsroom 2.0

    April 4, 2025
    In this episode of Chicago Newsroom 2.0, host Andrea Zopp is joined by Sufyan Sohel, Juatise Gathings, and Adrian Segura for a roundtable discussion on the ongoing turmoil within Chicago Public Schools. The conversation explores leadership challenges, policy tensions, and the broader impact on students and families. Andrea also sits down one-on-one with executive coach Guy Summers and Thresholds’ Sterling Haukom-Anderson to discuss effective leadership during times of change and the importance of stress management.
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    In The Money

    April 3, 2025
    In this episode of In The Money, host Tamara Dervin explores what it truly means to “invest your way.” From the high-energy pace of the stock market to the long-term stability of real estate, Tamara breaks down the pros, cons, and key strategies of each approach. This episode empowers viewers to align their investments with their goals, risk tolerance, and vision for financial success.
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    In The Money

    April 3, 2025
    The season finale of In The Money goes live as host Tamara Dervin is joined by fan-favorite experts for an interactive episode filmed in front of a studio audience. Tamara answers real viewer questions on debt management, long-term investing, and more—offering clear, practical strategies for financial empowerment. It’s an engaging, high-energy wrap to the season that puts financial success within reach.
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