‘Lake Song’ explores the successes and hardships of life in Chicago in 2098
It’s 2098 and the Republic of Chicago is in crisis.
Micah Yason
Producer, Reset
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Chicago Prize 2022 finalist wants to build a thriving community and sustainability hub in LeClaire Courts
Cultivate Collective is combining wellness and sustainability to bring greener options and opportunities to the Southwest Side.
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The harm behind recent conservative-funded fake newspapers
Who’s behind the fake newspapers and how can people exercise better media literacy today?
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Two Southeast Side residents fight for clean air, water in their community
“My personal therapy is philanthropy,” Vanessa Bly told Reset about her mission for a clean environment in her neighborhood.
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Chicago Prize 2022 finalist focuses on health to reinvest in West Garfield Park
The Garfield Park Rite to Wellness Collaborative wants to create what it calls a “wellness village” in the neighborhood.
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WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap: Oct. 28, 2022
Election Day is approaching. CPS sees a record graduation rate. Chicagoans are in an economic pinch. Reset discusses those stories and more.
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Ready to take a spooky boat ride around Chicago?
Chicago is known for its architecture boat tours. Some companies run a haunted version, which is a treat, not a trick.
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A psychologist explains how to stop fear from ruining your life
Fear is a natural instinct. But what happens when a natural instinct turns into into an incapacitating one?
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Filipino Chicagoans share culture through a traditional dance called tinikling
Tinikling involves bamboo sticks, a lot of jumping and a bit of danger. But for many Filipinos, it’s more than just a dance.
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Field Museum and Filipino Chicagoans collaborate to study artifacts from the Philippines
“The objects spoke to me. They’re like tokens. Taking care of these tokens is taking care of myself,” said volunteer Lani Chan.
