Experts Say TV Binge-Watching Feels Like A Drug
What is the science behind why watching your favorite show can be addictive?
Lynnea Domienik
Producer, Reset
Stories by Lynnea Domienik
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Meet Ruby Ferguson, Chicago’s New Leader In Food Equity
Tasked with tackling food insecurity in the city, Ferguson has a lot on her plate. She joined Reset to discuss her new role.
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Dr. Mia Taormina Answers Your COVID-19 Questions
Reset’s infectious disease expert Dr. Mia Taormina answers your questions about boosters, vaccines and more.
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Playful Twists On Classic Jewish Deli Treats
A local baker is bringing creativity to familiar ingredients and dishes.
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The Challenges Of Getting Pregnant People Vaccinated
Social media misinformation adds to people’s fear of getting the COVID vaccine during pregnancy.
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How A Chicago-Area Survivor Of 9/11 Attacks Finds Hope
A Chicagoan makes sense of the impact surviving this attack has had on his life.
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Grammy-Nominated Black Violin Makes Classical Music More Approachable
The duo is breaking genres and stereotypes.
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Will Illinois See An Influx Of Texans Seeking Abortions?
In the past few years, Illinois has seen an increase in people coming from out of state to get abortions.
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How Chicago Plans To Implement An Equitable Food System
Ruby Ferguson will be responsible for advancing Chicago’s “Food Equity Agenda” as its first-ever food equity policy lead.
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Chicago Parents Share Mixed Emotions As Students Return To Classrooms
Kids are back in schools, but teachers and staff have until Oct. 15 to be vaccinated.
