CAN TV Schedule

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  • CAN TV 19
  • CAN TV 21
  • CAN TV 27
  • CAN TV 36
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12:30 am

In Other News: Darrious Hilmon, Executive Director of CAN TV

Educational

This week In Other NewsÖ Iíll sit in community and conversation with the Executive Director of this very network, Darrious Hilmon. A dynamic new leader here at CANTV, we'll be discussing the power of local news and the need for access!

1:00 am

Live from the Heartland: March 28, 2025

Educational

Michael James discusses the documentary Above & Beyond: The Story of Cpl. Wiliam T. Perkins, Jr. USMC, about the only combat photographer to ever receive the Medal of Honor, from filmmaker and author Debora Masterson before he talks to Krystine Hansen

2:00 am

In Other News

Educational

Robin Robinson interviews Sherman 'Dilla' Thomas, Chicago Urban Historian. During COVID Dilla began experimenting with creating TikToc video about Chicago's unknown, or even hidden history. Today his stories are a hit and he is doing what he loves.

2:30 am

ADAPT of Chicago Productions

Educational

ADAPT of Chicago Productions host Mike Grice talks to Marc Kaplan of Northside Action for Justice about the problems that people with disabilities face with unaffordable housing and what people are doing about it.

3:00 am

Illinois Channel

Educational

Coverage of IL State legislative hearings and activities of the executive and judicial branches.

5:00 am

Live from the Heartland: February 14, 2025

Educational

Michael James talks Concerts for Cuba 2025 with HotHouse Co-Founder Marguerite Horberg, discusses the legacy of legendary saxophonist Gene Barge with director & author Andrew Davis, then gets the monthly sports report from actor and athlete Adam James.

6:00 am

Research , Activism and Community

Educational

This panel presented by the UIC Institute for the Humanities focuses attention to the nonbinary with discussions of gender relations from the multiple points of view afforded by humanistic inquiry.

7:30 am

In The Money

Educational

Kimberly and her guests discuss Crypto currency as well as the risks.

8:00 am

The Marginalized

Educational

The Marginalized: Transgender in Chicago - a special CAN TV documentary on the challenges and resources for transgender Chicagoans; as well as inspiring stories of self-acceptance and bravery.

9:00 am

Chicago Newsroom 2.0: Continuing Crisis at CPS

Educational

On this edition of Chicago Newsroom 2.0, host Andy Zopp discusses the continuing turmoil at CPS with roundtable guests Sufyan Sohel, Juatise Gathings, Adrian Segura, and Swathi Staley. Plus, one-on-one conversations with Thresholds' Sterling Haukom And

9:30 am

In The Money

Educational

For more information, please visit cantv.org

10:30 am

In Other News: Darrious Hilmon, Executive Director of CAN TV

Educational

This week In Other NewsÖ Iíll sit in community and conversation with the Executive Director of this very network, Darrious Hilmon. A dynamic new leader here at CANTV, we'll be discussing the power of local news and the need for access!

11:00 am

Live from the Heartland: March 28, 2025

Educational

Michael James discusses the documentary Above & Beyond: The Story of Cpl. Wiliam T. Perkins, Jr. USMC, about the only combat photographer to ever receive the Medal of Honor, from filmmaker and author Debora Masterson before he talks to Krystine Hansen

12:00 pm

In Other News

Educational

Robin Robinson interviews Sherman 'Dilla' Thomas, Chicago Urban Historian. During COVID Dilla began experimenting with creating TikToc video about Chicago's unknown, or even hidden history. Today his stories are a hit and he is doing what he loves.

12:30 pm

ADAPT of Chicago Productions

Educational

ADAPT of Chicago Productions host Mike Grice talks to Marc Kaplan of Northside Action for Justice about the problems that people with disabilities face with unaffordable housing and what people are doing about it.

1:00 pm

Illinois Channel

Educational

Coverage of IL State legislative hearings and activities of the executive and judicial branches.

3:00 pm

Illinois Channel

Educational

Coverage of IL State legislative hearings and activities of the executive and judicial branches.

5:00 pm

Live from the Heartland: February 14, 2025

Educational

Michael James talks Concerts for Cuba 2025 with HotHouse Co-Founder Marguerite Horberg, discusses the legacy of legendary saxophonist Gene Barge with director & author Andrew Davis, then gets the monthly sports report from actor and athlete Adam James.

6:00 pm

Research , Activism and Community

Educational

This panel presented by the UIC Institute for the Humanities focuses attention to the nonbinary with discussions of gender relations from the multiple points of view afforded by humanistic inquiry.

7:30 pm

In The Money

Educational

Kimberly and her guests discuss Crypto currency as well as the risks.

8:00 pm

The Marginalized

Educational

The Marginalized: Transgender in Chicago - a special CAN TV documentary on the challenges and resources for transgender Chicagoans; as well as inspiring stories of self-acceptance and bravery.

9:00 pm

Chicago Newsroom 2.0: Continuing Crisis at CPS

Educational

On this edition of Chicago Newsroom 2.0, host Andy Zopp discusses the continuing turmoil at CPS with roundtable guests Sufyan Sohel, Juatise Gathings, Adrian Segura, and Swathi Staley. Plus, one-on-one conversations with Thresholds' Sterling Haukom And

9:30 pm

In The Money

Educational

For more information, please visit cantv.org

10:30 pm

In Other News: Darrious Hilmon, Executive Director of CAN TV

Educational

This week In Other NewsÖ Iíll sit in community and conversation with the Executive Director of this very network, Darrious Hilmon. A dynamic new leader here at CANTV, we'll be discussing the power of local news and the need for access!

11:00 pm

Live from the Heartland: March 28, 2025

Educational

Michael James discusses the documentary Above & Beyond: The Story of Cpl. Wiliam T. Perkins, Jr. USMC, about the only combat photographer to ever receive the Medal of Honor, from filmmaker and author Debora Masterson before he talks to Krystine Hansen