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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
 President Obama speaks to a joint session of Congress tonight to lay out his plans for the future of health care. What do you think about the public insurance option that’s got legislators on both sides of the aisle all riled up?

Dr. Harold Pollack, a policy professor at University of Chicago takes your questions and comments

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Your Questions About the Direction of Health Care in America

Public policy professor Dr. Harold Pollack takes your questions and comments about the national health care discussion.

Posted on 9.9.2009
OCD Patients Seek Treatment on A&E Reality Show

We talk with Barrington, Illinois-based therapist Shana Doronn about her role on a reality show for people suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Music Button: Boards of Canada, "Sunshine Recorder", from then CD Geogaddi, (Warp records)

Posted on 9.9.2009
A Year and No Contact From Police Department About Son Killed by Officer

It's been a year since a Chicago Police Officer Killed Devon Young and his family still hasn't heard anything from the department.

Music Button: Tsuchie, "Adapt Myself", from the CD Samurai Champloo: Playlist, (Victor entertainment)

Posted on 9.9.2009
Survey Says Standardized Test Prep Rankles Teachers

Golden Apple Foundation President and CEO Dominic Belmonte explains why talented teachers are wary of evaluations based on standardized test scores.

Posted on 9.9.2009
Fame School Comes to Chicago

We visit Chicago's first city-wide public high school for the arts.

Music Button: Irene Cara, "Fame", from the soundtrack to the movie Fame, (Polygram records)

Posted on 9.9.2009
A Revised History of the War of 1812

Colonel David Fitz-Enz tells us more about about his book Redcoats Revenge: An Alternate History of the War of 1812.

Music Button: Shenandoah (Jefferson's Theme), from the soundtrack to the Ken Burns film Lewis & Clark, (BMG records)

Posted on 9.9.2009
Soundbites: Cafecito

Eight Forty-Eight food critic David Hammond brings us the fourth in his series exploring the aural sensations of dining in Chicago, Soundbites.

Posted on 9.9.2009
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