CAN TV Schedule

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

Quantum Cryptography

Educational

On this episode, we talk about random number generators and why we should care.

1:00 am

ExTV SAIC on CAN TV

Educational

Paradise Beach and FishTV originate from a single day in November 2024, during a road trip from Chicago to an underwater-themed motel.

1:30 am

Y? Why Not!

Educational

Janice Newman meets mental health professional, Jerry Davis-El, who shares his personal life lessons to help others.

2:00 am

Hard Lens Media

Educational

Censorship Violates The Rights Of The Speaker And Of The Hearer, Craig Pasta Jardula Joins.mp4

2:45 am

Medill Newsmakers

Educational

Efforts by Chicagoans to combat food waste and food insecurity.

3:00 am

R.O.C. Restore Our Communities

Educational

Host Wander P. interviews Erin Ramirez (Founder, Executive Coach, & Advisor of Real Change Studio) who gives vital information to individuals and organizations who are trying to live their impossible dreams.

3:30 am

Quantum Cryptography

Educational

This video explains how quantum computers can guarantee absolute privacy once a quantum channel becomes available.

4:30 am

Quantum Cryptography

Educational

On this episode, we talk about random number generators and why we should care.

5:00 am

Windy City Wisdom presented by New Acropolis Chicago

Educational

In this premiere episode volunteer Yadira Gutierrez and Gilad Sommer, director of New Acropolis Chicago, explore the history of New Acropolis and share insights on applying philosophy to everyday life.

5:30 am

Family Credit Management

Educational

Host Tish Griffin shares strategies for dealing with collection agencies and maintaining a healthy credit score. She explains how your credit and credit score work together to build a strong credit history with financial institutions.

6:00 am

The Bradley Report

Educational

Dr. Wallace Bradley talks about the latest in Chicago politics and explores Donald Trump's move to bring White South Africans in to the U.S. despite his aggressive moves against immigrants and refugees.

6:30 am

Community Unity Now

Educational

Trudy Leong and Bill Morton interview John Bartlett, Executive Director of MTO, Metropolitan Tenants Organization. Bartlett discusses tenant woes, including the prevalence of mold and lead.

7:00 am

Intergenerational Conversations

Educational

Guest Pastor Gay Chisum from Gifts from God Ministry in Englewood, talks about the transformational power of storytelling.

7:30 am

Greater West Town Training Partnership

Educational

Instructors Charlie Negron and Danjuma Gaskin welcome apprentice Guillermo Fernandez for a discussion on the upcoming woodworking program.

8:00 am

Profiles in The Law

Educational

Justice Jesse Reyes speaks with Ian Sharping, president of the Filipino American Lawyers Association, about his work as a commissioner in the court of claims and in the legal field supporting the new generation of legal professionals.

8:30 am

West Garfield Park Youth Council

Educational

Vernisha Jones welcomes with community activist and sociologist Phillissa Dawson to discuss the powerful role young people are playing in shaping the future of their communities, like the Austin neighborhood.

9:00 am

Speak On It - Presented By Retro Current Team

Educational

Host Dr. Kofi Maalik dives into the shocking incident that has been making headlines.

9:30 am

Congressman Danny K. Davis

Educational

Congressman Danny K. Davis sits down with Willy Burton, Outreach and Engagement Coordinator, 7th District, to discuss the state of our government and the uncertainty felt by many Americans.

10:00 am

Heavenly Cynt - People You Should Know

Educational

Host Cynthia Manuel sits down with Denita Robinson, CEO of the North Lawndale Chamber of Commerce, for a powerful conversation on community investment and economic empowerment.

10:30 am

Grand Boulevard Coalition

Educational

Host Cynthia Alverez explores the significance of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, observed annually on February 7th.

11:00 am

Lighting the Way

Educational

Host Justin Burd is joined by Dan Lietz, Program Manager for the Organ & Tissue Donor Registry with the Illinois Secretary of State, to promote National Donate Life Month and raise awareness about the critical importance of organ donation.

11:30 am

Salud Renal y Ma's en Chicago (SPA)

Educational

Gerardo Huerta habla sobre el proximo Dia Mundial del Rinon en el St. Augustine College en el norte de Chicago, que se Ilevara a cabo el 13 de marzo de 10 am a 3 pm.

12:00 pm

Windy City Wisdom presented by New Acropolis Chicago

Educational

In this premiere episode volunteer Yadira Gutierrez and Gilad Sommer, director of New Acropolis Chicago, explore the history of New Acropolis and share insights on applying philosophy to everyday life.

12:30 pm

Family Credit Management

Educational

Host Tish Griffin shares strategies for dealing with collection agencies and maintaining a healthy credit score. She explains how your credit and credit score work together to build a strong credit history with financial institutions.

1:00 pm

The Bradley Report

Educational

Dr. Wallace Bradley talks about the latest in Chicago politics and explores Donald Trump's move to bring White South Africans in to the U.S. despite his aggressive moves against immigrants and refugees.

1:30 pm

Community Unity Now

Educational

Trudy Leong and Bill Morton interview John Bartlett, Executive Director of MTO, Metropolitan Tenants Organization. Bartlett discusses tenant woes, including the prevalence of mold and lead.

2:00 pm

Intergenerational Conversations

Educational

Guest Pastor Gay Chisum from Gifts from God Ministry in Englewood, talks about the transformational power of storytelling.

2:30 pm

Greater West Town Training Partnership

Educational

Instructors Charlie Negron and Danjuma Gaskin welcome apprentice Guillermo Fernandez for a discussion on the upcoming woodworking program.

3:00 pm

Profiles in The Law

Educational

Justice Jesse Reyes speaks with Ian Sharping, president of the Filipino American Lawyers Association, about his work as a commissioner in the court of claims and in the legal field supporting the new generation of legal professionals.

3:30 pm

West Garfield Park Youth Council

Educational

Vernisha Jones welcomes with community activist and sociologist Phillissa Dawson to discuss the powerful role young people are playing in shaping the future of their communities, like the Austin neighborhood.

4:00 pm

Speak On It - Presented By Retro Current Team

Educational

Host Dr. Kofi Maalik dives into the shocking incident that has been making headlines. During the State race, athlete Alaila Evertte struck fellow competitor Kalen Tucker in the head with a metal baton.

4:30 pm

Congressman Danny K. Davis

Educational

Congressman Danny K. Davis sits down with Willy Burton, Outreach and Engagement Coordinator, 7th District, to discuss the state of our government and the uncertainty felt by many Americans.

5:00 pm

Heavenly Cynt - People You Should Know

Educational

Host Cynthia Manuel sits down with Denita Robinson, CEO of the North Lawndale Chamber of Commerce, for a powerful conversation on community investment and economic empowerment.

5:30 pm

LIVE: Grand Boulevard Coalition

Educational

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

6:00 pm

Brick by Brick presented by One Roof Chicago

Educational

Chijioke Chi Williams introduces community organizer Astroth Black for a timely conversation on building lasting social movements.

6:30 pm

LIVE: A Hand Up Recovery

Educational

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

7:00 pm

LIVE: West Garfield Park Youth Council

Educational

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

7:30 pm

Making Waves by The Chicago Maritime Museum

Educational

Madeline Crispell and Sari Breslin speak with Lt. Christopher Iverson, Chicago Fire Department & Maritime Safety Expert.

8:00 pm

Czech-American TV

Educational

Voyages to Heart of Europe; Exploring Czech Sights, Food and Traditions. Today learn about the beautiful and historic cities and town in Czechoslovakia.

8:30 pm

Evolve

Educational

Rebuilding Syria

9:00 pm

Live from the Heartland CafÈ

Educational

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

10:00 pm

Democracy Dies in Darkness

Educational

Jim Baltzer explores the Chicago Police Department Consent Decree about reform practices related to use of force, community policing, impartial policing, training, accountability, officer wellness and more.

10:45 pm

Pullman Peace Playground Project

Educational

Sherman Scullark worked to get a truce between two rival gangs in his neighborhood.

11:00 pm

Honoring Veterans First

Educational

Babette Peyton National Gold Medal Archer speaks on intergenerational connections

11:30 pm

Chicago Forward

Educational

Hosted by Alderman Gilbert Villegas of the 36th Ward and Chairman of the Committee on Economic, Capital and Technology Development speaks with Mark Roschen, Assistant Commissioner at the Chicago Department of Planning & Development.