In the Loop (Segments)

This will be the first time in 12 years that the Cubs and the White Sox are in the playoffs in the same year. Can we expect a crosstown rivalry in this year’s World Series?

Reset meets an owner who recently had to close her brick-and-mortar business, and a business researcher on how to support small business during COVID-19.

On Reset, Doug Cassel of the University of Notre Dame law school and WBEZ’s Patrick Smith discuss Amy Coney Barrett, a Notre Dame Law School professor, as nominee to replace Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Last week, Pradeep Nayar, a well-known member of Chicago's tech community, passed away suddenly at the age of 42. 'Reset' Host, Justin Kaufmann, remembers his close friend in this touching tribute.

Reset breaks down the week’s top stories in our Friday News Roundup with guest host Justin Kaufmann.

Inspired by her trans daughter’s personal journey, Rabbi Ari Moffic has written a new children’s book based around the themes of Yom Kippur that celebrate change and transformation.

Reset breaks down the latest on COVID-19 in our region and takes listener calls on how to stay safe during this time.

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's passing has opened up a critical seat on the court just ahead of a major presidential election. Reset checks in with U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth to discuss the vacancy and its potential impacts.

Reset hears from the co-founder of Black Lives Matter Chicago and other local residents who took part in citywide protests Wednesday night. Hundreds of Chicagaoans took to the streets over a grand jury decision not to indict any of the officers directly for the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor.

Sky Day Project is a collaboration of artists and scientists which contemplate, discuss and act on the climate crisis in a strictly non-partisan manner. Reset learns more about the project, which includes a Nobel Prize winner and an astronaut.

Amid calls for racial justice and alternatives to policing, more cities are looking to shift non-emergency calls to crisis intervention teams. Reset takes a look at one community-based public safety system in Eugene, Oregon

Reset checks in with the Illinois State Board of Elections for everything we need to know about early voting, whether in person or by mail.

Former Deadspin writer Drew Magary was part of a mass editorial exodus in October. Now, he and his colleagues run a new sports site called Defector. Reset learns more.

Reset talks to Chicago filmmaker Gordon Quinn about his battle with COVID-19 and what lies ahead.

NASA is laying the groundwork for a return mission to Earth’s moon. Reset brings on the first-ever woman to lead NASA’s human spaceflight programs to learn more about the agency’s plans.

A federal judge in California recently blocked President Trump’s ban on WeChat, China’s largest messaging platform. Reset takes a closer look at how the ban may impact Chinese residents in the Chicago area.

Before a grand jury in Louisville, Ky., announces its findings six months after Breonna Taylor’s death, Reset gets a preview from USA Today Politics Reporter, Phillip Bailey.

For the first time in more than a decade, both Chicago baseball teams will be in the playoffs this year. Reset gets a preview from Sports Contributor Cheryl Raye Stout.

Former Louisville detective Sgt. Brett Hankison faces three felony counts of wanton endangerment in connection to the police raid on Breonna Taylor’s home. Reset checks in with two Chicago organizers for their reactions.

In seven seasons, Gale Sayers quickly made his mark as one of the greatest running backs in NFL history. His running style revolutionized the league, and he was the youngest player ever voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Reset checks in with longtime Chicago sportswriter Fred Mitchell about the life and legacy of Chicago Bears star, and his friend, Gale Sayers.

In Louisville, Ky., the local police department has issued a state of emergency ahead of an expected decision from the state’s attorney general regarding the death of Breonna Taylor. Reset checks in with a reporters for the latest on this story.

Expo Chicago returns with virtual exhibitions and symposiums. Reset talks to one headliner, artist Nick Cave. His new work just for the expo sheds light on race and racial justice in the art world.

Reset checks in with a social equity applicant about the new changes in cannabis licensing and whether they address concerns around equity and fairness in Illinois.

What does it feel like to have autism throughout your entire life and never have it diagnosed until you are an adult? Chicagoan Jeff Ulrich explains how his world has changed after finding out he was autistic at the age of 45.

Reset talks with a Chicago alderman tasked with co-leading a City Council subcommittee on reparations for slavery and systemic racism.