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Teen reporters from Columbia Links' share their experiences reporting on city violence. Plus, the 'Curious City' gang dives into Chicago's coastline.

Former White Sock Minnie Minoso famously said, "Baseball's been very, very good to me." Yet while the Hall of Fame has not recognized him, a local documentarian has with the help of a Kickstarter campaign. We'll hear from him and the Latin group Two for Brazil.

Chicago Reader' political reporter Mick Dumke and the Annoyance Theatre's Joe Bill unpack the news--from false confessions to the privatization of billboards.

ESPN's '30 for 30' series helps separate man from myth in its profile of Bo Jackson. Rick sits down with novelist, essayist and humorist, Kevin Guilfoile. And Brigid Murphy spreads holiday cheer. The Chicago Tribune's Nina Metz help Rick tackle today's news-from the vetoless veto session to Sen. Jim DeMint's departure. They'll also discuss the effectiveness of school suspensions and unpaid internships.

On today's show: 'South Park' creators Matt Stone & Trey Parker stop by to discuss their Tony-award winning play 'Book of Mormon'. Plus urban gardening and Rick's alter-ego, Dr. Nightlife.

Streeterville has a colorful pedigree, owing its name to a wild man and the woman he loved.

Today on the 3@3, we look back at the week prior with NPR's David Schaper and WGN's Rick Kogan with host Steve Edwards.