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Director Andy Davis stops by the studio today to talk with Steve Edwards about the re-release of his 1978 movie Stony Island. Davis is one of Chicago's most renowned film directors. His films include The Fugitive, Under Seige and Code of Silence among others.

During his annual budget address in February, Gov. Pat Quinn proposed closing the Tamms Correctional Center in southern Illinois. On Monday, passionate supporters and opponents of that move gathered at a hearing in Ullin, Illinois. Supporters of the closure include the Tamms Ten Year project.

Today's 3@3 features WGN Reporter Randi Belisomo and Chicagoist Assistant Editor Samantha Abernethy. They join Steve Edwards to talk about three stories in the news this week. Randi Belisomo: Randi has been covering the Lake Forest suicide clusters.

Today's music in The Break Room on Afternoon Shift comes from Gotye and Poor Moon, both artists who are performing in Chicago tonight.Gotye's viral smash hit "Somebody That I Used To Know"Poor Moon's single "People In Her Mind"

Michael Orlove is cutting his losses and leaving town. He'll be starting work with the National Endowment for the Arts in Washington, D.C. on May 7 as Director of Presenting and Artist Communities.

We cover the effort to close the Tamms super-max prision in downstate Illinois as well as Michael Orlove's impending exit from Chicago after city department shuffling left him out of a job. That plus The 3@3, The Break Room and a discussion with Louisa Chu.

WBEZ Sports Contributor Cheryl Raye Stout joins host Jason Marck to talk about the upcoming baseball season. Will the Cubs surprise? Will the Sox rebound? Will Theo Epstein bring a winning vibe to Wrigley? Will the Sox miss Ozzie Guillen?