CAN TV Schedule

Image	Time	Programme
	12:00 am	Czech-American TV: Ep. # 1139 Educational Voyages to Heart of Europe; Exploring Czech Sights, Food and Traditions.
	12:30 am	Indigenous Enterprise at Sydney Opera House: GF) Native American Music & Dance Performance Educational Native American dance troupe Indigenous Enterprise perform at the Sydney Opera House.
	1:30 am	The Audit: A Community Conversation: Town Hall Educational This gathering of women discuss their experiences in businesses after the murder of George Floyd at the hands of the police. Companies were desparate to demonstrate their commitment to racial justice and placed Black women into executive positions. M
	2:30 am	Pictures Only (Short Film set in Bronzesville 1950): GF) Educational Set in 1950s Bronzeville , Louise Parker is facing eviction. Desperate to keep her independence and status, she is introduced to a lucrative performing opportunity. While attempting to keep this new venture a secret, she simultaneously gains popularity
	3:00 am	A Modern Natives Journey: GF) Native American Veteran Educational This documentary walks through the stories of former United States Navy veteran, Chicagoan Vincent Romero, who served in the 80's. Throughout you will learn from Vincent's own experiences on how difficult it was growing up Native American back then an
	3:30 am	William Smith - A Warrior in Time: GF) Native American Veteran Educational This documentary covers the life of Bill Smith, who tells his story of his time in the military and how it has affected his life. Inspired by his fatherís military service, Bill joins the United States Marines. From growing up on the Pine Ridge Reser
	4:00 am	Celebrate Native American Heritage: GF) National Assoc. of Native American Music Educational Celebrate Native American Heritage month through the music of these modern artists. Presented by the National Association of Native American Music.
	4:30 am	Hush Loudly: x12/31/25 Introverting During The Holidays Educational Host Jeri Bingham sits down with Christina Steed - host of CAN TV's For The Culture, to discuss how to survive the holidays as an introvert. Hush Loudly is a CAN TV Signature Podcast.
	5:00 am	Community Unity Now: Jawaharial Williams, St Rep 10th District Educational Trudy Leong interviews Jawaharial Williams, 10th District State Representative, for an insightful discussion on his experience serving the community and his goals while in office and talks about the work he is doing to strengthen the district. He enco
	5:30 am	Black Star Still Rising: Sel Dunlap - Clean Neighborhoods Educational Stephen ëSilverí Carter speaks with Sel Dunlap, a dedicated community leader focused on encouraging residents to clean and maintain their neighborhoods. Sel explains that a clean environment can create community pride, and that building a sustainable
	6:00 am	A Hand Up Recovery Homes: Food Stamp Benefits and Food Pantries Educational Wilbert Cook discusses the end of food stamp benefits and the growing importance of food pantries and other community food resources. Food donations now, can make a real difference in feeding families and ensuring that no one goes hungry.
	6:30 am	The Bradley Report: E x3/17/26 Sign Petitions for Upcoming Election Educational Dr. Wallace Bradley discusses the upcoming elections and the importance of signing petitions in support of candidates running for office. He also addresses recent ICE-related chaos, inclluding protests where smoke bombs were thrown and a pastor was st
	7:00 am	Heavenly Cynt - People You Should Know: Larry Daniels, Hoop Hard Basketball Educational Cynthia Manuel interviews Larry Daniels, founder of Hoop Hard, a basketball program dedicated to helping youth build community and charaacter through the love of sports. They talk about how important it is to expose young people to sports as a way to
	7:30 am	West Garfield Park Youth Council: Jasenia Williams, Project Exploration Educational Vernisha Jones interviews Jesenia Williams, a community leader at Project Exploration, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering youth through STEM education. They discuss the importance of social justice work in our communities and how exposing
	8:00 am	Universal Family Connection: Overview of HIV Prevention Services Educational Jeffery Jones and Lade Odemousu provide an overview of their HIV prevention services, highlighting strategies for reducing transmisssion and promoting awareness. They also discuss advancements in HIV treatment and emphasize how early diagnosis and acc
	8:30 am	Changing the Narrative Presented by the Cosey Project: Jennifer Tolliver, Raising Kings Educational Dr. Sammika Cosey interviews Jennifer Tolliver-author, advocate, and founder of Raising Kings. Tolliver shares her journey of raising her 10-year-old son with autism and the vital support she receives from her parents. They also explore the importanc
	9:00 am	Queer Lawyers Speak: Galvin Phelps, Chair Chgo Bar Assoc Young Lawyers Educational Adam Zebelian interviews Galvin Phelps, Chair of the Chicago Bar Association Young Lawyers section and is the second openly LGBTQ lawyer to hold this position. Galvin shares his journey as a lawyer, reflecting on his experiences of coming out within h
	9:30 am	Lighting the Way: Teen Ambassadors Lauren, Erin, and Alina Educational Justin Burd is joined by Teen Ambassadors Lauren, Erin and Alina to discuss Teen Driving Awareness Week. The ambassadors share their experiences creating safe driving PSAs to ensure all teens drive responsibly and safely because the number one killer
	10:00 am	Cafecito con las Monarcas presented by Casa Michoaca'n: SPA) Cinthya Rodriguez, Immigrarion-Refugee Rights Educational SPA) Blanca Ramirez sits down with Cinthya Rodriguez, a community organizer at the Illinois Coalition for Immigration and Refugee Rights (ICIRR), to discuss how their support hotline assists immigrants and why reporting ICE activity in Chicago is cruci
	10:30 am	Windy City Wisdom presented by New Acropolis Chicago: Karma-Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People? Educational Volunteer Yadira Gutierrez and Gilad Sommer, Director of New Acropolis Chicago invite you to the second discussion on karma. They delve into the common question: If karma exists, why do bad things happen to good people?
	11:00 am	Congressman Danny K. Davis Educational Cong. Danny K Davis speaks with Melissa Winstin, Author of Mothers of the Projects. Melissa talks about the inspiration behind writing about her mother and the resilient women of the Chicago projects who shaped generations in Chicago.
	11:30 am	The Goodwill Workforce Educational The Goodwill Workforce Development Leadership Forum: Strengthening Chicago's Economic and Employment Outlook through The Power of Work.
	12:30 pm	Community Unity Now: Jawaharial Williams, St Rep 10th District Educational Trudy Leong interviews Jawaharial Williams, 10th District State Representative, for an insightful discussion on his experience serving the community and his goals while in office and talks about the work he is doing to strengthen the district. He enco
	1:00 pm	Black Star Still Rising: Sel Dunlap - Clean Neighborhoods Educational Stephen ëSilverí Carter speaks with Sel Dunlap, a dedicated community leader focused on encouraging residents to clean and maintain their neighborhoods. Sel explains that a clean environment can create community pride, and that building a sustainable
	1:30 pm	A Hand Up Recovery Homes: Food Stamp Benefits and Food Pantries Educational Wilbert Cook discusses the end of food stamp benefits and the growing importance of food pantries and other community food resources. Food donations now, can make a real difference in feeding families and ensuring that no one goes hungry.
	2:00 pm	The Bradley Report: E x3/17/26 Sign Petitions for Upcoming Election Educational Dr. Wallace Bradley discusses the upcoming elections and the importance of signing petitions in support of candidates running for office. He also addresses recent ICE-related chaos, inclluding protests where smoke bombs were thrown and a pastor was st
	2:30 pm	Heavenly Cynt - People You Should Know: Larry Daniels, Hoop Hard Basketball Educational Cynthia Manuel interviews Larry Daniels, founder of Hoop Hard, a basketball program dedicated to helping youth build community and charaacter through the love of sports. They talk about how important it is to expose young people to sports as a way to
	3:00 pm	West Garfield Park Youth Council: Jasenia Williams, Project Exploration Educational Vernisha Jones interviews Jesenia Williams, a community leader at Project Exploration, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering youth through STEM education. They discuss the importance of social justice work in our communities and how exposing
	3:30 pm	Universal Family Connection: Overview of HIV Prevention Services Educational Jeffery Jones and Lade Odemousu provide an overview of their HIV prevention services, highlighting strategies for reducing transmisssion and promoting awareness. They also discuss advancements in HIV treatment and emphasize how early diagnosis and acc
	4:00 pm	Changing the Narrative Presented by the Cosey Project: Jennifer Tolliver, Raising Kings Educational Dr. Sammika Cosey interviews Jennifer Tolliver-author, advocate, and founder of Raising Kings. Tolliver shares her journey of raising her 10-year-old son with autism and the vital support she receives from her parents. They also explore the importanc
	4:30 pm	Queer Lawyers Speak: Galvin Phelps, Chair Chgo Bar Assoc Young Lawyers Educational Adam Zebelian interviews Galvin Phelps, Chair of the Chicago Bar Association Young Lawyers section and is the second openly LGBTQ lawyer to hold this position. Galvin shares his journey as a lawyer, reflecting on his experiences of coming out within h
	5:00 pm	Lighting the Way: Teen Ambassadors Lauren, Erin, and Alina Educational Justin Burd is joined by Teen Ambassadors Lauren, Erin and Alina to discuss Teen Driving Awareness Week. The ambassadors share their experiences creating safe driving PSAs to ensure all teens drive responsibly and safely because the number one killer
	5:30 pm	Cafecito con las Monarcas presented by Casa Michoaca'n: SPA) Cinthya Rodriguez, Immigrarion-Refugee Rights Educational SPA) Blanca Ramirez sits down with Cinthya Rodriguez, a community organizer at the Illinois Coalition for Immigration and Refugee Rights (ICIRR), to discuss how their support hotline assists immigrants and why reporting ICE activity in Chicago is cruci
	6:00 pm	Windy City Wisdom presented by New Acropolis Chicago: Karma-Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People? Educational Volunteer Yadira Gutierrez and Gilad Sommer, Director of New Acropolis Chicago invite you to the second discussion on karma. They delve into the common question: If karma exists, why do bad things happen to good people?
	6:30 pm	Congressman Danny K. Davis Educational Cong. Danny K Davis speaks with Melissa Winstin, Author of Mothers of the Projects. Melissa talks about the inspiration behind writing about her mother and the resilient women of the Chicago projects who shaped generations in Chicago.
	7:00 pm	The Goodwill Workforce Educational The Goodwill Workforce Development Leadership Forum: Strengthening Chicago's Economic and Employment Outlook through The Power of Work.
	8:00 pm	Network 27: Mayor Brandon Johnson Educational Walter Burnett Jr, Alderman of the 27th Ward talks with Mayor Brandon Johnson about his time in office and how he plans to continue serving the people of Chicago.
	8:30 pm	DIY DEI Educational Host Tawanna Streater and guest Rukiya Curvy Johnson discuss racial equity and STEM.
	9:00 pm	Russ Meek Speaks: Working AI Educational A discussion of AI and how individuals can use it to help them.
	10:00 pm	The Incarcerated Mass: Documentary Educational The Incarcerated Mass documents the miraculous symbiotic recovery that transpires between Melissa Lorraine and the Inside Ensemble, a group of men sentenced to die behind bars. The Incarcerated Mass makes a surprising case for abolition from the most
	11:30 pm	Clarice Mason Show: Role of the Black Church Educational The black minister has played a pivotal role in the Black Church. The traditional Black Church has tremendously impacted the Black Experience in America.

12:00 am

Czech-American TV: Ep. # 1139

Educational

Voyages to Heart of Europe; Exploring Czech Sights, Food and Traditions.

12:30 am

Indigenous Enterprise at Sydney Opera House: GF) Native American Music & Dance Performance

Educational

Native American dance troupe Indigenous Enterprise perform at the Sydney Opera House.

1:30 am

The Audit: A Community Conversation: Town Hall

Educational

This gathering of women discuss their experiences in businesses after the murder of George Floyd at the hands of the police. Companies were desparate to demonstrate their commitment to racial justice and placed Black women into executive positions. M

2:30 am

Pictures Only (Short Film set in Bronzesville 1950): GF)

Educational

Set in 1950s Bronzeville , Louise Parker is facing eviction. Desperate to keep her independence and status, she is introduced to a lucrative performing opportunity. While attempting to keep this new venture a secret, she simultaneously gains popularity

3:00 am

A Modern Natives Journey: GF) Native American Veteran

Educational

This documentary walks through the stories of former United States Navy veteran, Chicagoan Vincent Romero, who served in the 80's. Throughout you will learn from Vincent's own experiences on how difficult it was growing up Native American back then an

3:30 am

William Smith - A Warrior in Time: GF) Native American Veteran

Educational

This documentary covers the life of Bill Smith, who tells his story of his time in the military and how it has affected his life. Inspired by his fatherís military service, Bill joins the United States Marines. From growing up on the Pine Ridge Reser

4:00 am

Celebrate Native American Heritage: GF) National Assoc. of Native American Music

Educational

Celebrate Native American Heritage month through the music of these modern artists. Presented by the National Association of Native American Music.

4:30 am

Hush Loudly: x12/31/25 Introverting During The Holidays

Educational

Host Jeri Bingham sits down with Christina Steed - host of CAN TV's For The Culture, to discuss how to survive the holidays as an introvert. Hush Loudly is a CAN TV Signature Podcast.

5:00 am

Community Unity Now: Jawaharial Williams, St Rep 10th District

Educational

Trudy Leong interviews Jawaharial Williams, 10th District State Representative, for an insightful discussion on his experience serving the community and his goals while in office and talks about the work he is doing to strengthen the district. He enco

5:30 am

Black Star Still Rising: Sel Dunlap - Clean Neighborhoods

Educational

Stephen ëSilverí Carter speaks with Sel Dunlap, a dedicated community leader focused on encouraging residents to clean and maintain their neighborhoods. Sel explains that a clean environment can create community pride, and that building a sustainable

6:00 am

A Hand Up Recovery Homes: Food Stamp Benefits and Food Pantries

Educational

Wilbert Cook discusses the end of food stamp benefits and the growing importance of food pantries and other community food resources. Food donations now, can make a real difference in feeding families and ensuring that no one goes hungry.

6:30 am

The Bradley Report: E x3/17/26 Sign Petitions for Upcoming Election

Educational

Dr. Wallace Bradley discusses the upcoming elections and the importance of signing petitions in support of candidates running for office. He also addresses recent ICE-related chaos, inclluding protests where smoke bombs were thrown and a pastor was st

7:00 am

Heavenly Cynt - People You Should Know: Larry Daniels, Hoop Hard Basketball

Educational

Cynthia Manuel interviews Larry Daniels, founder of Hoop Hard, a basketball program dedicated to helping youth build community and charaacter through the love of sports. They talk about how important it is to expose young people to sports as a way to

7:30 am

West Garfield Park Youth Council: Jasenia Williams, Project Exploration

Educational

Vernisha Jones interviews Jesenia Williams, a community leader at Project Exploration, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering youth through STEM education. They discuss the importance of social justice work in our communities and how exposing

8:00 am

Universal Family Connection: Overview of HIV Prevention Services

Educational

Jeffery Jones and Lade Odemousu provide an overview of their HIV prevention services, highlighting strategies for reducing transmisssion and promoting awareness. They also discuss advancements in HIV treatment and emphasize how early diagnosis and acc

8:30 am

Changing the Narrative Presented by the Cosey Project: Jennifer Tolliver, Raising Kings

Educational

Dr. Sammika Cosey interviews Jennifer Tolliver-author, advocate, and founder of Raising Kings. Tolliver shares her journey of raising her 10-year-old son with autism and the vital support she receives from her parents. They also explore the importanc

9:00 am

Queer Lawyers Speak: Galvin Phelps, Chair Chgo Bar Assoc Young Lawyers

Educational

Adam Zebelian interviews Galvin Phelps, Chair of the Chicago Bar Association Young Lawyers section and is the second openly LGBTQ lawyer to hold this position. Galvin shares his journey as a lawyer, reflecting on his experiences of coming out within h

9:30 am

Lighting the Way: Teen Ambassadors Lauren, Erin, and Alina

Educational

Justin Burd is joined by Teen Ambassadors Lauren, Erin and Alina to discuss Teen Driving Awareness Week. The ambassadors share their experiences creating safe driving PSAs to ensure all teens drive responsibly and safely because the number one killer

10:00 am

Cafecito con las Monarcas presented by Casa Michoaca'n: SPA) Cinthya Rodriguez, Immigrarion-Refugee Rights

Educational

SPA) Blanca Ramirez sits down with Cinthya Rodriguez, a community organizer at the Illinois Coalition for Immigration and Refugee Rights (ICIRR), to discuss how their support hotline assists immigrants and why reporting ICE activity in Chicago is cruci

10:30 am

Windy City Wisdom presented by New Acropolis Chicago: Karma-Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People?

Educational

Volunteer Yadira Gutierrez and Gilad Sommer, Director of New Acropolis Chicago invite you to the second discussion on karma. They delve into the common question: If karma exists, why do bad things happen to good people?

11:00 am

Congressman Danny K. Davis

Educational

Cong. Danny K Davis speaks with Melissa Winstin, Author of Mothers of the Projects. Melissa talks about the inspiration behind writing about her mother and the resilient women of the Chicago projects who shaped generations in Chicago.

11:30 am

The Goodwill Workforce

Educational

The Goodwill Workforce Development Leadership Forum: Strengthening Chicago's Economic and Employment Outlook through The Power of Work.

12:30 pm

Community Unity Now: Jawaharial Williams, St Rep 10th District

Educational

Trudy Leong interviews Jawaharial Williams, 10th District State Representative, for an insightful discussion on his experience serving the community and his goals while in office and talks about the work he is doing to strengthen the district. He enco

1:00 pm

Black Star Still Rising: Sel Dunlap - Clean Neighborhoods

Educational

Stephen ëSilverí Carter speaks with Sel Dunlap, a dedicated community leader focused on encouraging residents to clean and maintain their neighborhoods. Sel explains that a clean environment can create community pride, and that building a sustainable

1:30 pm

A Hand Up Recovery Homes: Food Stamp Benefits and Food Pantries

Educational

Wilbert Cook discusses the end of food stamp benefits and the growing importance of food pantries and other community food resources. Food donations now, can make a real difference in feeding families and ensuring that no one goes hungry.

2:00 pm

The Bradley Report: E x3/17/26 Sign Petitions for Upcoming Election

Educational

Dr. Wallace Bradley discusses the upcoming elections and the importance of signing petitions in support of candidates running for office. He also addresses recent ICE-related chaos, inclluding protests where smoke bombs were thrown and a pastor was st

2:30 pm

Heavenly Cynt - People You Should Know: Larry Daniels, Hoop Hard Basketball

Educational

Cynthia Manuel interviews Larry Daniels, founder of Hoop Hard, a basketball program dedicated to helping youth build community and charaacter through the love of sports. They talk about how important it is to expose young people to sports as a way to

3:00 pm

West Garfield Park Youth Council: Jasenia Williams, Project Exploration

Educational

Vernisha Jones interviews Jesenia Williams, a community leader at Project Exploration, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering youth through STEM education. They discuss the importance of social justice work in our communities and how exposing

3:30 pm

Universal Family Connection: Overview of HIV Prevention Services

Educational

Jeffery Jones and Lade Odemousu provide an overview of their HIV prevention services, highlighting strategies for reducing transmisssion and promoting awareness. They also discuss advancements in HIV treatment and emphasize how early diagnosis and acc

4:00 pm

Changing the Narrative Presented by the Cosey Project: Jennifer Tolliver, Raising Kings

Educational

Dr. Sammika Cosey interviews Jennifer Tolliver-author, advocate, and founder of Raising Kings. Tolliver shares her journey of raising her 10-year-old son with autism and the vital support she receives from her parents. They also explore the importanc

4:30 pm

Queer Lawyers Speak: Galvin Phelps, Chair Chgo Bar Assoc Young Lawyers

Educational

Adam Zebelian interviews Galvin Phelps, Chair of the Chicago Bar Association Young Lawyers section and is the second openly LGBTQ lawyer to hold this position. Galvin shares his journey as a lawyer, reflecting on his experiences of coming out within h

5:00 pm

Lighting the Way: Teen Ambassadors Lauren, Erin, and Alina

Educational

Justin Burd is joined by Teen Ambassadors Lauren, Erin and Alina to discuss Teen Driving Awareness Week. The ambassadors share their experiences creating safe driving PSAs to ensure all teens drive responsibly and safely because the number one killer

5:30 pm

Cafecito con las Monarcas presented by Casa Michoaca'n: SPA) Cinthya Rodriguez, Immigrarion-Refugee Rights

Educational

SPA) Blanca Ramirez sits down with Cinthya Rodriguez, a community organizer at the Illinois Coalition for Immigration and Refugee Rights (ICIRR), to discuss how their support hotline assists immigrants and why reporting ICE activity in Chicago is cruci

6:00 pm

Windy City Wisdom presented by New Acropolis Chicago: Karma-Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People?

Educational

Volunteer Yadira Gutierrez and Gilad Sommer, Director of New Acropolis Chicago invite you to the second discussion on karma. They delve into the common question: If karma exists, why do bad things happen to good people?

6:30 pm

Congressman Danny K. Davis

Educational

Cong. Danny K Davis speaks with Melissa Winstin, Author of Mothers of the Projects. Melissa talks about the inspiration behind writing about her mother and the resilient women of the Chicago projects who shaped generations in Chicago.

7:00 pm

The Goodwill Workforce

Educational

The Goodwill Workforce Development Leadership Forum: Strengthening Chicago's Economic and Employment Outlook through The Power of Work.

8:00 pm

Network 27: Mayor Brandon Johnson

Educational

Walter Burnett Jr, Alderman of the 27th Ward talks with Mayor Brandon Johnson about his time in office and how he plans to continue serving the people of Chicago.

8:30 pm

DIY DEI

Educational

Host Tawanna Streater and guest Rukiya Curvy Johnson discuss racial equity and STEM.

9:00 pm

Russ Meek Speaks: Working AI

Educational

A discussion of AI and how individuals can use it to help them.

10:00 pm

The Incarcerated Mass: Documentary

Educational

The Incarcerated Mass documents the miraculous symbiotic recovery that transpires between Melissa Lorraine and the Inside Ensemble, a group of men sentenced to die behind bars. The Incarcerated Mass makes a surprising case for abolition from the most

11:30 pm

Clarice Mason Show: Role of the Black Church

Educational

The black minister has played a pivotal role in the Black Church. The traditional Black Church has tremendously impacted the Black Experience in America.

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Czech-American TV: Ep. # 1139

Indigenous Enterprise at Sydney Opera House: GF) Native American Music & Dance Performance

The Audit: A Community Conversation: Town Hall

Pictures Only (Short Film set in Bronzesville 1950): GF)

A Modern Natives Journey: GF) Native American Veteran

William Smith - A Warrior in Time: GF) Native American Veteran

Celebrate Native American Heritage: GF) National Assoc. of Native American Music

Hush Loudly: x12/31/25 Introverting During The Holidays

Community Unity Now: Jawaharial Williams, St Rep 10th District

Black Star Still Rising: Sel Dunlap - Clean Neighborhoods

A Hand Up Recovery Homes: Food Stamp Benefits and Food Pantries

The Bradley Report: E x3/17/26 Sign Petitions for Upcoming Election

Heavenly Cynt - People You Should Know: Larry Daniels, Hoop Hard Basketball

West Garfield Park Youth Council: Jasenia Williams, Project Exploration

Universal Family Connection: Overview of HIV Prevention Services

Changing the Narrative Presented by the Cosey Project: Jennifer Tolliver, Raising Kings

Queer Lawyers Speak: Galvin Phelps, Chair Chgo Bar Assoc Young Lawyers

Lighting the Way: Teen Ambassadors Lauren, Erin, and Alina

Cafecito con las Monarcas presented by Casa Michoaca'n: SPA) Cinthya Rodriguez, Immigrarion-Refugee Rights

Windy City Wisdom presented by New Acropolis Chicago: Karma-Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People?

Congressman Danny K. Davis

The Goodwill Workforce

Community Unity Now: Jawaharial Williams, St Rep 10th District

Black Star Still Rising: Sel Dunlap - Clean Neighborhoods

A Hand Up Recovery Homes: Food Stamp Benefits and Food Pantries

The Bradley Report: E x3/17/26 Sign Petitions for Upcoming Election

Heavenly Cynt - People You Should Know: Larry Daniels, Hoop Hard Basketball

West Garfield Park Youth Council: Jasenia Williams, Project Exploration

Universal Family Connection: Overview of HIV Prevention Services

Changing the Narrative Presented by the Cosey Project: Jennifer Tolliver, Raising Kings

Queer Lawyers Speak: Galvin Phelps, Chair Chgo Bar Assoc Young Lawyers

Lighting the Way: Teen Ambassadors Lauren, Erin, and Alina

Cafecito con las Monarcas presented by Casa Michoaca'n: SPA) Cinthya Rodriguez, Immigrarion-Refugee Rights

Windy City Wisdom presented by New Acropolis Chicago: Karma-Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People?

Congressman Danny K. Davis

The Goodwill Workforce

Network 27: Mayor Brandon Johnson

DIY DEI

Russ Meek Speaks: Working AI

The Incarcerated Mass: Documentary

Clarice Mason Show: Role of the Black Church