CAN TV Program Archive

Ken Davis is joined by Kate Grossman, Chicago Sun-Times and Sarah Karp, Catalyst Chicago.  They discuss public school funding, school closings and privatization.

Ken Davis is joined by Lolly Bowean, Chicago Tribune and Lynne Marek, Crain’s Chicago Business.¬† They discuss the Chicago Housing Authority’s controversial fund surplus and the prospects for the newly spun off Tribune Publishing Company.¬† This program was produced by Chicago Access Network Television (CAN TV).

Ken Davis is joined by David Kidwell, Chicago Tribune and Alex Richards, Chicago Tribune.¬† They discuss the city’s highly suspect red light camera system. This program was produced by Chicago Access Network Television (CAN TV).

Chicago historian and activist Hal Baron and Salim Muwakkil, WVON, discuss the case for reparations for African Americans and the economic and political barriers to racial justice in the United States.

Mick Dumke, Chicago Reader and Natalie Moore, WBEZ, discuss the upcoming mayoral election, and question using “Chiraq” to describe Chicago’s violent crime.

Ken Davis is joined by Ben Joravsky, Chicago Reader and Randell Strickland, Little Black Pearl Art and Design Academy.¬† They discuss the causes of Chicago’s most recent wave of gun violence and Mayor Emanuel’s proposal to boost the minimum wage. This program was produced by Chicago Access Network TV.

Ken Davis is joined by Jennifer Vollen-Katz, the John Howard Association and Rob Wildeboer, WBEZ. They discuss the politics, costs and consequences of Illinois’ adult and juvenile prison system. This program was produced by Chicago Access Network TV (CAN TV).