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On Monday's Morning Shift, we talk to Former Financial Times Correspondent Hal Weitzman on the death of a former prime minister, Illinois Rep. Ed Sullivan on gay marriage, Law Professor Ernest Young on federalism, Co-Editor Lauren Goodlad of the book Mad Men, Dueling Critics and Ami Saraiya live.

On Friday's Morning Shift, we celebrate the life of Chicago's own Film Critic Roger Ebert.

On Thursday's Morning Shift, we talk to Director of Raise Your Hand on CPS closings, Chicago’s Chief Data/Information Officer Brett Goldstein & New York City’s Dir. of Research/Development Andrew Nicklin on open data, Comedian Dom Irrera & Jazz Appreciation Mo Month Music Thursday.

[View the story "'Morning Shift' :Younger with age" on Storify]'Morning Shift' :Younger with ageOn Wednesday's Morning Shift, we talk to Guardian Angels Coordinator Thomas Hunt patrolling Chicago streets, Chicago magazine’s Noah Isackson on the CPD's inability to solve murders, Young Republicans Pre

On Tuesday's Morning Shift, we talk to Prof. Allen Sanderson on Wrigley renovations, Rep. Ann Williams on Ventra Hearings, VP of Production and Development Paul Hardej on Vertical Farming, WBEZ Blogger Lee Bey and Film/Video Prof. Vaun Monroe on State of Black Film and Chicago band Mutts.

"The Morning Shift" director and die-hard Cubs fan Jason Marck hosts Cubs season opener live from Wrigleyville.

On Friday's Morning Shift, we talk to President of the Wrigleyville Neighbors Bridget O’Rourke on field renovations, WBEZ Sports Reporter Cheryl Raye Stout on Chicago's baseball preview, Women in the church feature, Julia Jessup on her Lenten fast from social media, Week in Review and David Safran.