CAN TV Program Archive

    State of Aging

    February 19, 2026
    In this special presentation of State of Aging, experts, advocates, caregivers, and older adults come together for an honest conversation about what it means to age in Chicago today, examining the challenges, breakthroughs, and opportunities that shape health and connection in later life.
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    9th Congressional Candidate Town Hall Presented by Chicago Newsroom 2.0

    February 14, 2026
    Chicago Newsroom 2.0 is bringing the candidates directly to you. Watch the leading contenders for the 9th Congressional District make their case for your vote. Voters will hear directly from the candidates competing to represent Chicago in Congress. Tune in to see who has what it takes to earn your support.
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    Chicago Newsroom 2.0

    February 6, 2026
    In this episode of Chicago Newsroom 2.0, guest co-hosts Jeffrey Beckham and Tamara Dervin lead a roundtable discussion on journalist arrests and the crowded race for Chuy Garcia’s Congressional seat, joined by Sufyan Sohel, Claude Robinson, and Kai El’Zabar. SomerCor President and CEO Manny Flores explores small business development opportunities in Chicago, while Max Bever delivers election updates and Husani Olujimi shares uplifting community news.
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    Chicago Newsroom 2.0

    January 24, 2026
    In this episode of Chicago Newsroom 2.0, guest co-hosts Dee Atkins and Jeffery Beckham join roundtable regulars Claude Robinson, Sufyan Sohel, and Swathi Staley to examine major issues facing Chicago. The episode features a one-on-one conversation with Center for Better Aging Executive Director Estrelitta Harmon on aging in the city, and Chief Joy Correspondent Hasani Olujimi shares uplifting community news.
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    Chicago Newsroom 2.0

    January 19, 2026
    In this episode of Chicago Newsroom 2.0, guest co-hosts Glenn Eden and Karen Freeman Wilson examine the latest killing of a U.S. citizen by ICE agents, the CPS Board Chair’s efforts to address press leaks, and the implications of the newly approved 2026 city budget. The roundtable also covers mayoral candidate Joe Holberg’s vision for Chicago, state and county efforts to protect voter rights, and expanding kidney donation access in Black and Brown communities.
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    Chicago Newsroom 2.0

    January 12, 2026
    In this episode of Chicago Newsroom 2.0, guest co-hosts Dr. Suzet McKinney and Mark Ishaug break down the high-stakes debate surrounding Chicago’s 2026 budget, including the CPS property tax controversy and the fight for control of the City Council’s Zoning Committee. The conversation includes an in-depth interview with Aldermen Nicole Lee and Pat Dowell, key architects of the proposed budget, along with discussions on supporting first-generation college students and the Pullman Foundation’s transformative $10 million investment.
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    Chicago Newsroom 2.0

    January 9, 2026
    In this episode of Chicago Newsroom 2.0, guest co-hosts Dr. Suzet McKinney and Mark Ishaug break down the high-stakes debate surrounding Chicago’s 2026 budget, including the CPS property tax controversy and the fight for control of the City Council’s Zoning Committee. The conversation includes an in-depth interview with Aldermen Nicole Lee and Pat Dowell, key architects of the proposed budget, along with discussions on supporting first-generation college students and the Pullman Foundation’s transformative $10 million investment.
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    50 Voices of a Nation

    December 23, 2025
    50 Voices of a Nation examines the aftermath of the 2024 presidential election and the return of Donald Trump to the White House. As policies on immigration, trade, and government reshape daily life across the country, this episode introduces The 50—The Fulcrum’s four-year project traveling to every state to listen to voters, understand what drove their choices, and ask whether the administration is delivering on their expectations in a deeply divided nation.
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    Chicago Newsroom 2.0

    December 12, 2025
    On the fall season finale of Chicago Newsroom 2.0, hosts Darrious Hilmon and Hugo Balta tackle the issues that matter most to Chicago. From hemp sales bans and teen curfews to the fight over Chicago Housing Authority leadership—our roundtable breaks it down. Plus, a groundbreaking blueprint for Black men’s equity, Friend Health’s new Back of the Yards facility, the latest Inside Oversight report, and Crain’s notable Black leaders reflect on the year that was.
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