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In the Loop (Segments)

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Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Off the Beaten Path: The Lizzadro Museum of Lapidary Art 25.07.2024

The suburban museum dedicated to the art of carving precious stones is a real hidden gem.

Singer m.e.h.’s journey from national anthems in Maryland to Lollapalooza in Chicago 25.07.2024

Megan Hammond came to Chicago in 2018 to study music at Columbia College. Since then, she’s released her own songs that highlight her powerful vocals, artful lyricism and genre-bending range.

WTB: Muddy Waters 22.07.2024

Producer: Ethan Schwabe, Sasha-Ann Simons Editor: Meha Ahmad Mixer: Ethan Schwabe

WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap: July 12, 2024: RNC coming to Milwaukee, Chicago Mayor has had ‘enough,’ and more 12.07.2024

More than 100 people were shot over July Fourth weekend. Two more Illinois congressmen call for Biden to exit the campaign.

WTB: Pritzker Pavilion 05.07.2024

WTB: pritzker pavilion

WTB: Salt Shed 25.06.2024

Reset kicks off its WTB music series at the Salt Shed

WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap, June 21, 2024: Reparations, record-breaking heat and more 21.06.2024

Mayor Johnson explores making reparations a reality in Chicago, and cooling centers close for Juneteenth holiday during record-breaking heat wave.

Behind Chicago’s Asian Pacific Islander drag brunch Dim Sum and Drag 20.06.2024

Check out Dim Sum and Drag’s latest event on Saturday, June 22, for Chan Yun: China After C*nty-nism.

‘Decolonizing your plate,’ and embracing the foods of your cultural heritage 20.06.2024

The Mediterranean diet isn’t the only healthy cultural heritage cuisine out there.

In Chicago’s running scene, there’s a place—and a pace—for everyone 20.06.2024

he sport exploded in popularity during COVID, and in its aftermath, running is becoming a place where many Chicagoans find community and togetherness.

Reset - Democracy Solutions: Elvia 19.06.2024

While there are tens of thousands of migrants in Chicago, there are millions in Colombia. And the South American country takes an integration approach, providing healthcare and job opportunities to migrants. Reset discusses what Chicago and the U.S. can learn from these Colombian policies. This story is part of The Democracy Solutions Project, a collaboration between WBEZ, the Chicago Sun-Times an...

Reset - Democracy Solutions: Chip and Adriana 19.06.2024

While there are tens of thousands of migrants in Chicago, there are millions in Colombia. And the South American country takes an integration approach, providing healthcare and job opportunities to migrants. Reset discusses what Chicago and the U.S. can learn from these Colombian policies. This story is part of The Democracy Solutions Project, a collaboration between WBEZ, the Chicago Sun-Times an...

How do you know when it’s time to retire? 18.06.2024

Finances aren’t the only factor at play—health, boredom, purpose, and more all contribute to decisions about when to call it quits.

How Chicago’s two-flat could build wealth for South and West Side residents 18.06.2024

An upcoming episode of the Change Agents Podcast focuses on growing homeownership of Black and brown Chicagoans.

Temperatures at O’Hare hottest in 70 years 18.06.2024

90 plus degree days expected through the end of the week.

Cook County Jail had record number of deaths last year 17.06.2024

One detainee died within 24 hours of being admitted into the facility.

WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap, June 14, 2024: Riot Fest heading to the suburbs, prosecutors recommend prison for Burke and more 14.06.2024

City Council approves one of the largest ever police misconduct settlements, but defers on earlier teen curfew and ethics ordinance.

What’s in season: Herbs, strawberries and peas 13.06.2024

June is when the produce bounty really begins!

Toronto’s Abigail Lapell on recording love songs in a 200-year-old church 13.06.2024

Lapell’s latest album ‘Anniversary’ features songs about love, loss and life.

Toronto’s Abigail Lapell on recording love songs in a 200-year-old church 13.06.2024

Lapell’s latest album ‘Anniversary’ features songs about love, loss and life.

How Chicagoans have celebrated Black queer joy across history 12.06.2024

There’s a long legacy of Black queer nightlife in Chicago.

How Chicagoans have celebrated Black queer joy across history 12.06.2024

There’s a long legacy of Black queer nightlife in Chicago.

Take A Guided Soundwalk! 12.06.2024

ake A Guided Soundwalk!

Will more than half of Americans have cardiovascular disease by 2050? 11.06.2024

Will more than half of Americans have cardiovascular disease by 2050?

Will more than half of Americans have cardiovascular disease by 2050? 11.06.2024

Will more than half of Americans have cardiovascular disease by 2050?

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