CAN TV Schedule - CAN TV : CAN TV

Image	Time	Programme
	12:00 am	Thread the Needle Educational For more information on this program, please visit us at www.cantv.org!
	1:00 am	Unity in Diversity Educational For more information on this program, please visit us at www.cantv.org!
	2:00 am	Program Special Educational For more information, please visit cantv.org
	5:00 am	Community Unity Now: Dr. Violette Kolca & Legion of Young Polish Women Educational Trudy Leong welcomes Dr. Violette Kolca, MD and Holistic Healer, about her work with the Legion of Young Polish Women. The Legion organized during World War II to raise funds for medical supplies and food for troops and civilians. Their mission conti
	5:30 am	The City That Votes by Chicago Board of Elections: E x3/17/26 Laura Kotelman, Comm. CBE Educational Max Bever speaks with Laura Kotelman, a commissioner at the Chicago Board of Elections, about her new role, her experience in government administration, and her community leadership. They also discuss the significance of her appointment as the second R
	6:00 am	Cafecito con las Monarcas presented by Casa Michoaca'n: SPA) Artemio Arreola, Founder of FEDECMI Educational Blanca Ramirez conversa con Artemio Arreola, fundador de FEDECMI y Director de Relaciones Comunitarias en ICIRR, sobre su trayectoria en el movimiento migrante y los inicios de Casa Michoac·n. El episodio tambiÈn incluye actualizaciones sobre la ley de
	6:30 am	Black Star Still Rising: Stephan McBride, Chief Education Officer, McBride Educational Stephen ìSilverî Carter Sits down with Stephan McBride President and Chief Education Officer of McBride Management, for a discussion on the importance of responsible landscaping practices through sustainability, cautious use of energy and how environme
	7:00 am	Guest House: Khalid Scott, Mental Health Advocate/Social Worker Educational January is Mental Awareness Month and Art Sims sits down with Khalid Scott, Mental Health Advocate/Social Worker for a discussion on mental health for everyone. They talk about the importance of peace, self-care, and normalizing open conversations abo
	7:30 am	Flex Your Future by Trust in ED: Intro to NPO Trust in Ed Educational Ranson Truss introduces the mission and vision behind nonprofit Trust In ED. Ranson discusses how the organization's online platform provides youth with clear educational pathways toward future careers, helping them discover their interests, build ski
	8:00 am	Congressman Danny K. Davis: Christian Strachan Educational Congressman Danny K. Davis returns from Washington, D.C., to discuss the importance of voting as a way to restore power to those who put the public good first. He is joined by staff member Christian Strydom, who highlights the critical role of young vo
	8:30 am	Speak Your Peace: James Presswood, Above & Beyond Recovery Ctr Educational Memory Pines welcomes Certified Recovery Specialist James Presswood for a discussion on building authentic relationships with clients through lived experience in recovery. James shares his journey as the youngest of 15 children, growing up with an alco
	9:00 am	The Bradley Report: E) x3/17/26 Redemption of Jesse Jackson Jr. Educational Dr. Wallace Bradleyshares a powerful message of redemptiona dn hope from Jesse Jackson Jr.. Bradley discusses his announcement to run for reeclection to the U.S. Senate in the upcoming election.
	9:30 am	Maryville Connects: Dr. Gina Lowell, Rosalia Salgado Educational Amy Kendall speaks with Dr. Gina Lowell, Pediatrician at Rush University Medical Center, and Rosalia Salgado, Early Learning Co-Chair, for an important discussion on resources available to support Black and Brown communities within the hospital system.
	10:00 am	Heavenly Cynt - People You Should Know: Antisha Brown, Divinely Orchestrated Educational Cynthia Manuel sits down with guest Antisha Brown, founder of Divinely Orchestrated, a community-based business dedicated to uplifting youth and families. In this episode, Antisha shares how her business began and the passion behind its mission. She h
	10:30 am	A Hand Up Recovery Homes Educational Wilbert Cook discusses the journey of drug recovery and emphasizes the importance of seeking help during difficult times.
	11:00 am	Family Credit Management: Tip for 2026 Tax Season Educational Host Tish Griffin offers practical tips for navigating the 2026 tax season, including how to file properly, find payment plan options, and avoid common mistakes.
	11:30 am	Building Community by One Roof Chicago: Ethan Zagore, Work Force Development Prg Mgr Educational Jim Harvey speaks with Ethan Zagore, Program Manager for Workforce Development at One Roof Chicago, about their organization's work within the nonprofit sector. He focuses on workforce development initiatives, community-focused programs, and the ongoi
	12:00 pm	Community Unity Now: Dr. Violette Kolca & Legion of Young Polish Women Educational Trudy Leong welcomes Dr. Violette Kolca, MD and Holistic Healer, about her work with the Legion of Young Polish Women. The Legion organized during World War II to raise funds for medical supplies and food for troops and civilians. Their mission conti
	12:30 pm	The City That Votes by Chicago Board of Elections: E x3/17/26 Laura Kotelman, Comm. CBE Educational Max Bever speaks with Laura Kotelman, a commissioner at the Chicago Board of Elections, about her new role, her experience in government administration, and her community leadership. They also discuss the significance of her appointment as the second R
	1:00 pm	Cafecito con las Monarcas presented by Casa Michoaca'n: SPA) Artemio Arreola, Founder of FEDECMI Educational Blanca Ramirez conversa con Artemio Arreola, fundador de FEDECMI y Director de Relaciones Comunitarias en ICIRR, sobre su trayectoria en el movimiento migrante y los inicios de Casa Michoac·n. El episodio tambiÈn incluye actualizaciones sobre la ley de
	1:30 pm	Black Star Still Rising: Stephan McBride, Chief Education Officer, McBride Educational Stephen ìSilverî Carter Sits down with Stephan McBride President and Chief Education Officer of McBride Management, for a discussion on the importance of responsible landscaping practices through sustainability, cautious use of energy and how environme
	2:00 pm	Guest House: Khalid Scott, Mental Health Advocate/Social Worker Educational January is Mental Awareness Month and Art Sims sits down with Khalid Scott, Mental Health Advocate/Social Worker for a discussion on mental health for everyone. They talk about the importance of peace, self-care, and normalizing open conversations abo
	2:30 pm	Flex Your Future by Trust in ED: Intro to NPO Trust in Ed Educational Ranson Truss introduces the mission and vision behind nonprofit Trust In ED. Ranson discusses how the organization's online platform provides youth with clear educational pathways toward future careers, helping them discover their interests, build ski
	3:00 pm	Congressman Danny K. Davis: Christian Strachan Educational Congressman Danny K. Davis returns from Washington, D.C., to discuss the importance of voting as a way to restore power to those who put the public good first. He is joined by staff member Christian Strydom, who highlights the critical role of young vo
	3:30 pm	Speak Your Peace: James Presswood, Above & Beyond Recovery Ctr Educational Memory Pines welcomes Certified Recovery Specialist James Presswood for a discussion on building authentic relationships with clients through lived experience in recovery. James shares his journey as the youngest of 15 children, growing up with an alco
	4:00 pm	The Bradley Report: E) x3/17/26 Redemption of Jesse Jackson Jr. Educational Dr. Wallace Bradleyshares a powerful message of redemptiona dn hope from Jesse Jackson Jr.. Bradley discusses his announcement to run for reeclection to the U.S. Senate in the upcoming election.
	4:30 pm	Maryville Connects: Dr. Gina Lowell, Rosalia Salgado Educational Amy Kendall speaks with Dr. Gina Lowell, Pediatrician at Rush University Medical Center, and Rosalia Salgado, Early Learning Co-Chair, for an important discussion on resources available to support Black and Brown communities within the hospital system.
	5:00 pm	Heavenly Cynt - People You Should Know: Antisha Brown, Divinely Orchestrated Educational Cynthia Manuel sits down with guest Antisha Brown, founder of Divinely Orchestrated, a community-based business dedicated to uplifting youth and families. In this episode, Antisha shares how her business began and the passion behind its mission. She h
	5:30 pm	LIVE A Hand Up Recovery Educational For more information, please visit cantv.org
	6:00 pm	Family Credit Management: Tip for 2026 Tax Season Educational Host Tish Griffin offers practical tips for navigating the 2026 tax season, including how to file properly, find payment plan options, and avoid common mistakes.
	6:30 pm	Building Community by One Roof Chicago: Ethan Zagore, Work Force Development Prg Mgr Educational Jim Harvey speaks with Ethan Zagore, Program Manager for Workforce Development at One Roof Chicago, about their organization's work within the nonprofit sector. He focuses on workforce development initiatives, community-focused programs, and the ongoi
	7:00 pm	HLAI: Leading with Purpose: X2/4/26 Jesse Reyes, Rachel Sinnen Educational Jennifer Crespo welcomes Illinois Appellate Court Justice Jesse Reyes and Workersí Compensation Commission Arbitrator Rachel Sinnen to discuss their long-standing careers in Chicagoís legal community and how their commitment to giving back reflects the
	7:30 pm	K9s for Veterans: Chester Iglinski, Chester's Chairs Nonprofit Educational Michael Tellerino and Ken Avery meet Chester Iglinski, founder of Chester's Chairs, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting veterans in need by providing essential mobility equipment, like wheelchairs, electric wheelchairs, and walkersand to u
	8:00 pm	Y? Why Not!: Courtroom Tips Educational Host Janice Newman interviews Honorable Judge Tiesha Smith, who shares advice and tips on how to present yourself in court. Judge Smith is a former Cook County Public Defender with expert experience representing and helping citizens in need.
	8:30 pm	Public Affairs Educational For more information on this program, please visit us at www.cantv.org!
	9:00 pm	A Place to Stand: Community Media: GF) Learn About Community Media Educational Learn about Community Media by visiting two contrasting media centers in Columbia, MS and Sun Prairie. WI. Meet an 84-year old former Marine and retired IBM employee producing her own programs and a truck driver from Madison, WI making podcasts and an
	10:00 pm	Right Field Sucks with David Cihla: Ep. 25 - Ice Out Emergency Protest 1/24/26 Educational At least three large protests around Chicago were planned the same day after a 37-year-old VA ICU nurse and American citizen was murdered on the street in Minneapolis. 5-degree temps didn't stop Chicagoans from gathering at the Illinois Centennial Monu
	10:30 pm	Chicago Police Board Meeting: December 18, 2025 Educational The December 18, 2025 public meeting of the Chicago Police Board including public comments.

12:00 am

Thread the Needle

Educational

For more information on this program, please visit us at www.cantv.org!

1:00 am

Unity in Diversity

Educational

For more information on this program, please visit us at www.cantv.org!

2:00 am

Program Special

Educational

For more information, please visit cantv.org

5:00 am

Community Unity Now: Dr. Violette Kolca & Legion of Young Polish Women

Educational

Trudy Leong welcomes Dr. Violette Kolca, MD and Holistic Healer, about her work with the Legion of Young Polish Women. The Legion organized during World War II to raise funds for medical supplies and food for troops and civilians. Their mission conti

5:30 am

The City That Votes by Chicago Board of Elections: E x3/17/26 Laura Kotelman, Comm. CBE

Educational

Max Bever speaks with Laura Kotelman, a commissioner at the Chicago Board of Elections, about her new role, her experience in government administration, and her community leadership. They also discuss the significance of her appointment as the second R

6:00 am

Cafecito con las Monarcas presented by Casa Michoaca'n: SPA) Artemio Arreola, Founder of FEDECMI

Educational

Blanca Ramirez conversa con Artemio Arreola, fundador de FEDECMI y Director de Relaciones Comunitarias en ICIRR, sobre su trayectoria en el movimiento migrante y los inicios de Casa Michoac·n. El episodio tambiÈn incluye actualizaciones sobre la ley de

6:30 am

Black Star Still Rising: Stephan McBride, Chief Education Officer, McBride

Educational

Stephen ìSilverî Carter Sits down with Stephan McBride President and Chief Education Officer of McBride Management, for a discussion on the importance of responsible landscaping practices through sustainability, cautious use of energy and how environme

7:00 am

Guest House: Khalid Scott, Mental Health Advocate/Social Worker

Educational

January is Mental Awareness Month and Art Sims sits down with Khalid Scott, Mental Health Advocate/Social Worker for a discussion on mental health for everyone. They talk about the importance of peace, self-care, and normalizing open conversations abo

7:30 am

Flex Your Future by Trust in ED: Intro to NPO Trust in Ed

Educational

Ranson Truss introduces the mission and vision behind nonprofit Trust In ED. Ranson discusses how the organization's online platform provides youth with clear educational pathways toward future careers, helping them discover their interests, build ski

8:00 am

Congressman Danny K. Davis: Christian Strachan

Educational

Congressman Danny K. Davis returns from Washington, D.C., to discuss the importance of voting as a way to restore power to those who put the public good first. He is joined by staff member Christian Strydom, who highlights the critical role of young vo

8:30 am

Speak Your Peace: James Presswood, Above & Beyond Recovery Ctr

Educational

Memory Pines welcomes Certified Recovery Specialist James Presswood for a discussion on building authentic relationships with clients through lived experience in recovery. James shares his journey as the youngest of 15 children, growing up with an alco

9:00 am

The Bradley Report: E) x3/17/26 Redemption of Jesse Jackson Jr.

Educational

Dr. Wallace Bradleyshares a powerful message of redemptiona dn hope from Jesse Jackson Jr.. Bradley discusses his announcement to run for reeclection to the U.S. Senate in the upcoming election.

9:30 am

Maryville Connects: Dr. Gina Lowell, Rosalia Salgado

Educational

Amy Kendall speaks with Dr. Gina Lowell, Pediatrician at Rush University Medical Center, and Rosalia Salgado, Early Learning Co-Chair, for an important discussion on resources available to support Black and Brown communities within the hospital system.

10:00 am

Heavenly Cynt - People You Should Know: Antisha Brown, Divinely Orchestrated

Educational

Cynthia Manuel sits down with guest Antisha Brown, founder of Divinely Orchestrated, a community-based business dedicated to uplifting youth and families. In this episode, Antisha shares how her business began and the passion behind its mission. She h

10:30 am

A Hand Up Recovery Homes

Educational

Wilbert Cook discusses the journey of drug recovery and emphasizes the importance of seeking help during difficult times.

11:00 am

Family Credit Management: Tip for 2026 Tax Season

Educational

Host Tish Griffin offers practical tips for navigating the 2026 tax season, including how to file properly, find payment plan options, and avoid common mistakes.

11:30 am

Building Community by One Roof Chicago: Ethan Zagore, Work Force Development Prg Mgr

Educational

Jim Harvey speaks with Ethan Zagore, Program Manager for Workforce Development at One Roof Chicago, about their organization's work within the nonprofit sector. He focuses on workforce development initiatives, community-focused programs, and the ongoi

12:00 pm

Community Unity Now: Dr. Violette Kolca & Legion of Young Polish Women

Educational

Trudy Leong welcomes Dr. Violette Kolca, MD and Holistic Healer, about her work with the Legion of Young Polish Women. The Legion organized during World War II to raise funds for medical supplies and food for troops and civilians. Their mission conti

12:30 pm

The City That Votes by Chicago Board of Elections: E x3/17/26 Laura Kotelman, Comm. CBE

Educational

Max Bever speaks with Laura Kotelman, a commissioner at the Chicago Board of Elections, about her new role, her experience in government administration, and her community leadership. They also discuss the significance of her appointment as the second R

1:00 pm

Cafecito con las Monarcas presented by Casa Michoaca'n: SPA) Artemio Arreola, Founder of FEDECMI

Educational

Blanca Ramirez conversa con Artemio Arreola, fundador de FEDECMI y Director de Relaciones Comunitarias en ICIRR, sobre su trayectoria en el movimiento migrante y los inicios de Casa Michoac·n. El episodio tambiÈn incluye actualizaciones sobre la ley de

1:30 pm

Black Star Still Rising: Stephan McBride, Chief Education Officer, McBride

Educational

Stephen ìSilverî Carter Sits down with Stephan McBride President and Chief Education Officer of McBride Management, for a discussion on the importance of responsible landscaping practices through sustainability, cautious use of energy and how environme

2:00 pm

Guest House: Khalid Scott, Mental Health Advocate/Social Worker

Educational

January is Mental Awareness Month and Art Sims sits down with Khalid Scott, Mental Health Advocate/Social Worker for a discussion on mental health for everyone. They talk about the importance of peace, self-care, and normalizing open conversations abo

2:30 pm

Flex Your Future by Trust in ED: Intro to NPO Trust in Ed

Educational

Ranson Truss introduces the mission and vision behind nonprofit Trust In ED. Ranson discusses how the organization's online platform provides youth with clear educational pathways toward future careers, helping them discover their interests, build ski

3:00 pm

Congressman Danny K. Davis: Christian Strachan

Educational

Congressman Danny K. Davis returns from Washington, D.C., to discuss the importance of voting as a way to restore power to those who put the public good first. He is joined by staff member Christian Strydom, who highlights the critical role of young vo

3:30 pm

Speak Your Peace: James Presswood, Above & Beyond Recovery Ctr

Educational

Memory Pines welcomes Certified Recovery Specialist James Presswood for a discussion on building authentic relationships with clients through lived experience in recovery. James shares his journey as the youngest of 15 children, growing up with an alco

4:00 pm

The Bradley Report: E) x3/17/26 Redemption of Jesse Jackson Jr.

Educational

Dr. Wallace Bradleyshares a powerful message of redemptiona dn hope from Jesse Jackson Jr.. Bradley discusses his announcement to run for reeclection to the U.S. Senate in the upcoming election.

4:30 pm

Maryville Connects: Dr. Gina Lowell, Rosalia Salgado

Educational

Amy Kendall speaks with Dr. Gina Lowell, Pediatrician at Rush University Medical Center, and Rosalia Salgado, Early Learning Co-Chair, for an important discussion on resources available to support Black and Brown communities within the hospital system.

5:00 pm

Heavenly Cynt - People You Should Know: Antisha Brown, Divinely Orchestrated

Educational

Cynthia Manuel sits down with guest Antisha Brown, founder of Divinely Orchestrated, a community-based business dedicated to uplifting youth and families. In this episode, Antisha shares how her business began and the passion behind its mission. She h

5:30 pm

LIVE A Hand Up Recovery

Educational

For more information, please visit cantv.org

6:00 pm

Family Credit Management: Tip for 2026 Tax Season

Educational

Host Tish Griffin offers practical tips for navigating the 2026 tax season, including how to file properly, find payment plan options, and avoid common mistakes.

6:30 pm

Building Community by One Roof Chicago: Ethan Zagore, Work Force Development Prg Mgr

Educational

Jim Harvey speaks with Ethan Zagore, Program Manager for Workforce Development at One Roof Chicago, about their organization's work within the nonprofit sector. He focuses on workforce development initiatives, community-focused programs, and the ongoi

7:00 pm

HLAI: Leading with Purpose: X2/4/26 Jesse Reyes, Rachel Sinnen

Educational

Jennifer Crespo welcomes Illinois Appellate Court Justice Jesse Reyes and Workersí Compensation Commission Arbitrator Rachel Sinnen to discuss their long-standing careers in Chicagoís legal community and how their commitment to giving back reflects the

7:30 pm

K9s for Veterans: Chester Iglinski, Chester's Chairs Nonprofit

Educational

Michael Tellerino and Ken Avery meet Chester Iglinski, founder of Chester's Chairs, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting veterans in need by providing essential mobility equipment, like wheelchairs, electric wheelchairs, and walkersand to u

8:00 pm

Y? Why Not!: Courtroom Tips

Educational

Host Janice Newman interviews Honorable Judge Tiesha Smith, who shares advice and tips on how to present yourself in court. Judge Smith is a former Cook County Public Defender with expert experience representing and helping citizens in need.

8:30 pm

Public Affairs

Educational

For more information on this program, please visit us at www.cantv.org!

9:00 pm

A Place to Stand: Community Media: GF) Learn About Community Media

Educational

Learn about Community Media by visiting two contrasting media centers in Columbia, MS and Sun Prairie. WI. Meet an 84-year old former Marine and retired IBM employee producing her own programs and a truck driver from Madison, WI making podcasts and an

10:00 pm

Right Field Sucks with David Cihla: Ep. 25 - Ice Out Emergency Protest 1/24/26

Educational

At least three large protests around Chicago were planned the same day after a 37-year-old VA ICU nurse and American citizen was murdered on the street in Minneapolis. 5-degree temps didn't stop Chicagoans from gathering at the Illinois Centennial Monu

10:30 pm

Chicago Police Board Meeting: December 18, 2025

Educational

The December 18, 2025 public meeting of the Chicago Police Board including public comments.