ADAPT of Chicago
September 3, 2019
Susan Aarup interviews Michael Grice, Angela Lacy & Jazmine Coates about the Chicago Disability Activism Collective. This program was recorded by CAN TV.
CAN TV Program Archive
ADAPT of Chicago
September 3, 2019
Joel Margolis interviews Alexander Brown, the Executive Director of Friedman Place. This program was recorded by CAN TV.
ADAPT of Chicago
September 3, 2019
Rob Rotman interviews Tom Wilson & Susan Aarup about the Illinois Single-Payer Coalition. This program was recorded by CAN TV.
Cookin’ Wit’ Tittle
August 15, 2019
LaDonna Tittle shares summer events in 2019, including a trip to Hollywood, a family reunion, grillin’, and her appearance Fox 32 with Sylvia.
Chicago Newsroom
May 30, 2019
Mayor Lori Lightfoot is our first guest on this final Chicago Newsroom. She talks about the personal impact on her life as she realized that she was almost certainly going to win. She discusses her relationship with the police, and tells us she believes that despite her frosty relationship with the police union, they will… View Article
Chicago Newsroom
May 30, 2019
Mayor Lori Lightfoot is our first guest on this final Chicago Newsroom. She talks about the personal impact on her life as she realized that she was almost certainly going to win. She discusses her relationship with the police, and tells us she believes that despite her frosty relationship with the police union, they will… View Article
Chicago Newsroom
May 23, 2019
On this penultimate episode of Chicago Newsroom, we invite three friends of the show to share their memories and observations about the current political and professional scene. Chicago Tribune investigative reporter Hal Dardick tells us that Lori Lightfoot, with her remarkable mandate, has a short, but powerful window in which to initiate significant change in… View Article
Chicago Newsroom
May 16, 2019
Flint Taylor discusses his new book The Torture Machine, which details fifty years of police abuse of power, on this week’s show. He discusses his early involvement with the murder of Fred Hampton and Mark Clark on December 4, 1969, and how he and other young Northwestern law students, having recently founded the People’s Law… View Article
Chicago Newsroom
May 7, 2019
Carlos Ramirez-Rosa, Alderman of the 35th Ward, is our guest this week. He was, until the recent election, the only Democratic Socialist in the City Council, but he will soon be joined by five others, thereby creating a six-member Progressive Caucus. Ramirez-Rosa discusses the Emmett Street Project, which, when built, will house 100 affordable units,… View Article
Chicago Newsroom
May 1, 2019
Professors Mary Patillo (Northwestern) and Stacey Sutton (UIC) speak with us this week about the many ways in which the City of Chicago exacerbates poverty with its injurious, escalating fines and punishments. At the municipal level, we cite the example that a person can receive a $200 fine for not purchasing a $100 city sticker…. View Article