CAN TV Program Archive

    Chicago Politics

    August 30, 2024
    On this episode of “Chicago Politics,” hosts Andrea Zopp and Hugo Balta kick off Day 1 of the Democratic National Convention. They provide comprehensive coverage of the opening events, highlighting key moments and discussing the convention’s significance for the political landscape.
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    Munson Tonight

    July 26, 2024
    On this episode of “Munson Tonight,” host Ashley Munson welcomes Representative LaShawn Ford and Robin Rue Simmons, a leader in advocating for local reparations through FirstRepair. They engage in a spirited discussion on pressing political issues, including the impact of local reparations initiatives. Ashley Munson provides sharp insights and humorous commentary in a lively studio atmosphere, complete with a live audience and musical accompaniment.
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    The Compassionate Competitor

    July 26, 2024
    In this episode of “The Compassionate Competitor,” Kerry Neal, a prominent trainer, shares his innovative techniques that have elevated athletes from youth leagues to the Olympics. He delves into the scientific principles behind his training regimens, focusing on enhancing speed, strength, and power. Kerry also reflects on his personal journey, from being a high school All-American to achieving success at the University of Notre Dame and beyond. The episode offers valuable insights into achieving peak athletic performance and the holistic approach needed in competitive sports.
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    Chicago Newsroom 2.0

    July 22, 2024
    In this episode of “Chicago Newsroom 2.0,” Francia Garcia Hernandez from Austin Weekly News and Ashley Munson, host of “Munson Tonight,” delve into the latest Supreme Court rulings, the impact of the newly approved state budget for Chicago, and debates surrounding the controversial Project 2025 plan. They provide expert analysis and insights into these significant topics, exploring their potential implications for the city and the nation.
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    Chicago Politics

    July 22, 2024
    In this episode of “Chicago Politics,” host delves into the heart of the Democratic National Convention (DNC) with Natalie Edelstein Jarvis, Director of Communications for the Chicago DNC Host Committee, and Emily Soong, Press Secretary for the Democratic National Convention Committee. Together, they offer exclusive behind-the-scenes insights into the DNC’s intricate planning and key elements, providing a unique glimpse into one of America’s most significant political events.
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    The SOL Collective

    July 17, 2024
    In a powerful episode of “SOL Collective: Unstoppable Warriors,” hosted by Emily Hooper Lansana, the Artistic Director of SOL Collective, eight remarkable Black women share their stories of strength, resilience, and creativity. This inspiring evening showcases the richness of their experiences and the profound impact of their contributions, highlighting diverse narratives within the Black community.
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    The Compassionate Competitor

    June 21, 2024
    In the premiere of “The Compassionate Competitor” we delve into the full spectrum of high-performance athletics. From success to challenges and life beyond the game, discover the human side of sports with Robert Hughes, former Notre Dame running back and NFL Pro.
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    Munson Tonight

    June 21, 2024
    Experience “Munson Tonight” with host Ashley Munson! Join us for a lively studio audience, live band, and Ashley’s witty insights into politics. Get ready for a blend of entertainment and understanding of the political landscape on CAN TV!
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    Chicago Newsroom 2.0

    June 17, 2024
    In this episode, we cover the migrant crisis, CTA issues, and Mayor Johnson’s safety plan with journalist Francia Garcia Hernandez and insider Ashley Munson. Also, Kim Smith from the University of Chicago Crime Lab discusses a new violence report.
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    Chicago Politics

    June 17, 2024
    In this episode of Chicago Politics, host Hugo Balta speaks with Alderman Byron Sigcho-Lopez, 25th Ward and chair of the Committee on Housing and Real Estate, about the City’s housing crisis. Lead Correspondent Samantha Lampkin visits residents of Woodlawn to talk about the failed band-aid solutions of the past. In the Voices segment, small business owner Chamille Weddington shares her lived experience about the critical need for investing in Chicago’s historically underserved communities.
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