Arts & Entertainment
Friday Night Preview
As the nation celebrates this week's 40th anniversary of the moon landing, we thought it would be the perfect time to look back at John Callaway's 1995 interview with astronaut Jim Lovell. We give you a preview of tomorrow's Friday Night program.
Politics
Stimulus Money for Arts
Part of the federal government's stimulus package includes funding for the arts. What Chicago arts organizations received money, and how much? Eddie Arruza takes a look.
- Illinois arts organizations that received stimulus grants
- WEB EXCLUSIVE: Extended interview with Jackie Taylor, Black Ensemble Theater
- WEB EXCLUSIVE: Extended interview with Hedy Weiss, Chicago Sun-Times
- WEB EXCLUSIVE: Extended interview with Charles Leeks, Neighborhood Housing Services
- WEB EXCLUSIVE: Extended interview with Charles Newell, Court Theatre
Arts & Entertainment
News Analysis with Carol Marin
Would the 2016 Olympics be good or bad for Chicago? Carol Marin and her panel, which includes a member of the 2016 bid committee, debate the prospect of bringing the Games to the city.
Arts & Entertainment
Local Guitar Maker
We meet a local craftsman who is a real-life guitar hero and is making music the old-fashioned way.
Arts & Entertainment
Freecycling
What is "freecycling?" The creator of freecycle.org says it helps keep more than 400 tons of waste out of the world's landfills every day, but could the concept also help people navigate the current recession? Christian Farr tells us more about freecycle.org, and talks with one of its Chicago-based volunteers.
Politics
Miller Meadow Controversy
Is there, literally, a cover-up at Miller Meadow in west suburban Maywood? That's what some activists are alleging: that the Cook County Forest Preserve has allowed the once-pristine area to become a dumping ground. Eddie Arruza went looking for answers, and will tell us what county officials have to say.
Chicago Matters: Beyond Burnham
Chicago Matters: Beyond Burnham
In our Chicago Matters series, we are profiling some of the area's most interesting innovators. We meet the man known as the father of "carbon trading," Richard Sandor.