CAN TV Program Archive

Donalynne Schaffer, from the non-profit Equal Pay, discusses the signs, health issues, and health care of Breast Cancer. Political Forum is an original CAN TV program.

Rep. Emauel ” Chris” Welch comments on the Big Ten open and other College Sport Seasons opening back up during a pandemic.

Alderman David Moore weighs in on the controversial truth that there are few to no Black or Latino owned dispensaries since Marijuana legalized in January. Alderman Moore also discusses the Chicago Black Aldermanic Caucus’ unsuccessful attempt to bring equity to marijuana licensing and shares why he’s no longer a member of the caucus. Political Forum… View Article

Host Sylvia Snowden interviews Cook County Board President, Toni Preckwinkle. Political Forum is an original CAN TV produced show.

Illinois State Senator Elgie Sims Jr.,17th District, discusses current events happening in Illinois, his district, and how the Illinois Legislative Black Caucus can help.

Host Sylvia Snowden interviews WBEZ Journalist, Patrick Smith, about his investigation and reporting on the current lootings in Chicago and Kenosha. Political Forum is an original CAN TV produced show.

Alderman Anthony Beale gives his take on the Chicago budget crisis and tells viewers how he foresaw a major budget deficit looming even before the pandemic. He also shares how he was able to prevent looters from entering his central business district. Political Forum is a CAN TV original production.

State Representative Emmanuel¬†”Chris” Welch (7th District) discusses a recent letter he co-authored and sent to Big Ten Conference Commissioner Kevin Ware, urging him to halt¬†conference¬†sports until the safety of all Big 10 players can be guaranteed. Political Forum is a CAN TV original production.

Ald. Raymond Lopez discusses his proposed resolution to declare Chicago in a state of emergency and to ask Gov. Pritzker to call in the Illinois National Guard for four months. Political Forum is a CAN TV original production.

Rev. Ira Acree discusses a letter he recently sent to Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx, urging the creation of a new Witness Protection program for Cook County Residents.