We discuss the fallout from the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy and Merrill Lynch sale. The founder of the Chicago New Media Summit tells us why Chicago should be considered the new media capital of the world. Then, we hear about a debate between the two major party candidates for Cook County State's Attorney. We remember writer David Foster Wallace. Plus, as part of Chicago Matters: Beyond Borders, Jennifer Brandel reports on efforts to get local food onto the lunch menu at Chicago Public Schools, and we talk with Susan Levine, author of School Lunch Politics: The Surprising History of America’s Favorite Welfare Program.
