CAN TV Schedule - CAN TV : CAN TV

Image	Time	Programme
	12:30 am	Taking it to the Streets: Pt.2 -Curfew: Do You Know Where Your Children Are? Educational Host Sharon Harper asks Curfew: Do You Know Where Your Children Are?
	1:00 am	ExTV SAIC on CAN TV: Impossible Landscapes Educational Impossible Landscapes is a portal, a mirage, a shifting terrain where the real and the unreal dissolve into each other. Inspired by Jodorowskyís The Holy Mountain, this segment explores fractured geographies, synthetic horizons, and dreamspaces rendere
	1:30 am	The Nsider: Jonathan McGee- Advocating for Change Jo Educational TheNsider sits down with Jonathan McGee in this powerful and thought provoking interview about Change.
	2:00 am	Meet the 2025 MacArthur Fellows: Meet the 2025 MacArthur Fellows Recipients Educational For more information, please visit cantv.org
	3:00 am	Clarice Mason Show: Eleanor Chatman Educational Elenor Chatman decided to open a traveling agency becase she wanted to visit places in the world that had people of color.
	3:30 am	Network 27: Development in the City of Chicago Educational Alderman Walter Burnett talks about developments in the City of Chicago with Ciere Boatright, Lissette Castaneda, Kenya Merritt and John Roberson.
	4:30 am	Taking it to the Streets: Pt.2 -Curfew: Do You Know Where Your Children Are? Educational Host Sharon Harper asks Curfew: Do You Know Where Your Children Are?
	5:00 am	Black Star Still Rising: Mama Edie Armstrong, Carmemta Peoples Educational Stephen ìSilverî Carter introduces two inspiring community leaders, Mama Edie Armstrong-singer and storyteller, and Carmemta People-speech pathologist and corporate speaker. They discuss the meaningful work they do in the community, especially with y
	5:30 am	West Garfield Park Youth Council: Michelle, Founder of Mi Mi's Connections Educational Vernisha Jones visits with Michelle, Founder of Mi Mi's Connections. Besides creating a thriving event space rental business, she gives back to the community by supporting nonprofits with free event space. Mi Mi reflects on building a business and el
	6:00 am	Maryville Connects: Dr. Gina Lowell, Rosalia Salgado Educational Amy Kendall speaks with Dr. Gina Lowell, Pediatrician at Rush University Medical Center, and Rosalia Salgado, Early Learning Co-Chair, for an important discussion on resources available to support Black and Brown communities within the hospital system.
	6:30 am	K9s for Veterans: American Warrior Initiative, Resnicek, Wendtland Educational Michael Tellerino sits down with Carrie Reznicek; VP Business Development and Megan Wendtland, Branch Manager from the American Warrior Initiative (AWI), in partnership with Fairway, to discuss their mission of providing homeownership opportunitites f
	7:00 am	A Hand Up Recovery Homes: Chicago Housing Code Requirements Educational Wilbert Cook sits down with Judge Murray to discuss Chicago housing code requirements and what homeowners need to know stay compliant. From understanding regulation to improving everyday living conditions, this episode offers valuable insights for hom
	7:30 am	Guest House: Jan Kroeschell and Farnoosh Ganjipour Educational Dionne Nicole Smith sits down with guests Jan Kroeschell and Farnoosh Ganjipour, dedicated employees of Guest House, to discuss their powerful experiences with volunteerism and community service. They open up about what motivates their commitment, the
	8:00 am	Heavenly Cynt - People You Should Know: Antisha Brown, Divinely Orchestrated Educational Cynthia Manuel sits down with guest Antisha Brown, founder of Divinely Orchestrated, a community-based business dedicated to uplifting youth and families. In this episode, Antisha shares how her business began and the passion behind its mission. She h
	8:30 am	Congressman Danny K. Davis: Christian Strachan, Chief Advisor of Security Educational Congressman Danny K. Davis speaks with Christian Strachan, Chief Advisor of Security for his office and they discuss service, safety, and community. Learn about the work happening behind-the-scenes enabling the Congressman to work with the public.
	9:00 am	Universal Family Connection: Dr. Maya Green, Onyx Medical Wellness Educational Health educator Lade Odemosu welcomes Dr. Maya Green, founder of Onyx Medical Wellness, for a conversation about the politics of erasure in efforts to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic by 2030, and how their agency, Onyx 360, is supporting patients and communi
	9:30 am	Speak Your Peace: Ken Cozzi, Food Pantry Director Educational Memory Pines sits down with Ken Cozzi, Food Pantry Director, for an important discussion about food insecurity and the increased demand for community food support, especially as the pause in SNAP benefits have many families searching for affordable way
	10:00 am	Grand Boulevard Coalition: Intentional Goal Setting Educational Host Cynthia Alverez talks about the power of resilience and the importance of intentional goal setting. In this episode, she shares how developing a resilient mindset can help you overcome obstacles, stay focused, and turn setbacks into opportunities
	10:30 am	Equal Hope: Karen Hall, Cancer Support Team of Illinois Educational Dana Wint interviews Karen Hall, a two-time breast cancer survivor and CEO of the Cancer Support Team of Illinois, an organization created to provide support to those on their cancer journey. Karen shares her powerful story of survival, the lessons sh
	11:00 am	The Bradley Report: The 2026 City Budget Educational Dr. Wallace Bradley breaks down the 2026 Chicago city budget passed by the City Council without the Mayor's approval.
	11:30 am	Community Unity Now: Larry Gardner, aka LA-T-LY, rap artist & emcee Educational Trudy Leong interviews rap artist and emcee Larry Gardner, who explains his stage name LA-T-LY, Larry the Lyrical. Gardner wrote poetry as a teen, learned as much as he could about hip hop, then rapped as he got his business degree and continues to r
	12:00 pm	Black Star Still Rising: Mama Edie Armstrong, Carmemta Peoples Educational Stephen ìSilverî Carter introduces two inspiring community leaders, Mama Edie Armstrong-singer and storyteller, and Carmemta People-speech pathologist and corporate speaker. They discuss the meaningful work they do in the community, especially with y
	12:30 pm	West Garfield Park Youth Council: Michelle, Founder of Mi Mi's Connections Educational Vernisha Jones visits with Michelle, Founder of Mi Mi's Connections. Besides creating a thriving event space rental business, she gives back to the community by supporting nonprofits with free event space. Mi Mi reflects on building a business and el
	1:00 pm	Maryville Connects: Dr. Gina Lowell, Rosalia Salgado Educational Amy Kendall speaks with Dr. Gina Lowell, Pediatrician at Rush University Medical Center, and Rosalia Salgado, Early Learning Co-Chair, for an important discussion on resources available to support Black and Brown communities within the hospital system.
	1:30 pm	K9s for Veterans: American Warrior Initiative, Resnicek, Wendtland Educational Michael Tellerino sits down with Carrie Reznicek; VP Business Development and Megan Wendtland, Branch Manager from the American Warrior Initiative (AWI), in partnership with Fairway, to discuss their mission of providing homeownership opportunitites f
	2:00 pm	A Hand Up Recovery Homes: Chicago Housing Code Requirements Educational Wilbert Cook sits down with Judge Murray to discuss Chicago housing code requirements and what homeowners need to know stay compliant. From understanding regulation to improving everyday living conditions, this episode offers valuable insights for hom
	2:30 pm	Guest House: Jan Kroeschell and Farnoosh Ganjipour Educational Dionne Nicole Smith sits down with guests Jan Kroeschell and Farnoosh Ganjipour, dedicated employees of Guest House, to discuss their powerful experiences with volunteerism and community service. They open up about what motivates their commitment, the
	3:00 pm	Heavenly Cynt - People You Should Know: Antisha Brown, Divinely Orchestrated Educational Cynthia Manuel sits down with guest Antisha Brown, founder of Divinely Orchestrated, a community-based business dedicated to uplifting youth and families. In this episode, Antisha shares how her business began and the passion behind its mission. She h
	3:30 pm	Congressman Danny K. Davis: Christian Strachan, Chief Advisor of Security Educational Congressman Danny K. Davis speaks with Christian Strachan, Chief Advisor of Security for his office and they discuss service, safety, and community. Learn about the work happening behind-the-scenes enabling the Congressman to work with the public.
	4:00 pm	Universal Family Connection: Dr. Maya Green, Onyx Medical Wellness Educational Health educator Lade Odemosu welcomes Dr. Maya Green, founder of Onyx Medical Wellness, for a conversation about the politics of erasure in efforts to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic by 2030, and how their agency, Onyx 360, is supporting patients and communi
	4:30 pm	Speak Your Peace: Ken Cozzi, Food Pantry Director Educational Memory Pines sits down with Ken Cozzi, Food Pantry Director, for an important discussion about food insecurity and the increased demand for community food support, especially as the pause in SNAP benefits have many families searching for affordable way
	5:00 pm	Grand Boulevard Coalition: Intentional Goal Setting Educational Host Cynthia Alverez talks about the power of resilience and the importance of intentional goal setting. In this episode, she shares how developing a resilient mindset can help you overcome obstacles, stay focused, and turn setbacks into opportunities
	5:30 pm	Equal Hope: Karen Hall, Cancer Support Team of Illinois Educational Dana Wint interviews Karen Hall, a two-time breast cancer survivor and CEO of the Cancer Support Team of Illinois, an organization created to provide support to those on their cancer journey. Karen shares her powerful story of survival, the lessons sh
	6:00 pm	The Bradley Report: The 2026 City Budget Educational Dr. Wallace Bradley breaks down the 2026 Chicago city budget passed by the City Council without the Mayor's approval.
	6:30 pm	Community Unity Now: Larry Gardner, aka LA-T-LY, rap artist & emcee Educational Trudy Leong interviews rap artist and emcee Larry Gardner, who explains his stage name LA-T-LY, Larry the Lyrical. Gardner wrote poetry as a teen, learned as much as he could about hip hop, then rapped as he got his business degree and continues to r
	7:00 pm	LIVE Fathers Who Care Educational For more information, please visit cantv.org
	7:30 pm	Intergenerational Conversations: Menace 2 & Resa Peace, Traveling Graffiti Artists Educational Host Dominique Williams sits down with Menace 2 and Resa Peace traveling graffiti artists to discuss access to art funding and the challenges artists face in securing support for their work. The guests also share details about their current mural proje
	8:00 pm	Czech-American TV: Ep. # 1142 Educational Voyages to Heart of Europe; Exploring Czech Sights, Food and Traditions.
	8:30 pm	The Chicago Money Show: Rewiring for Wealth with Barbara Huson Educational Welcome to Chicago Money Show, with your host Bridget Sullivan Mermel. On This episode, Bridget is joined by financial therapist and wealth coach Barbara Huson, author of numerous books, such as Rewire for Wealth and Overcoming Underearning.
	9:00 pm	Live from the Heartland CafÈ Educational For more information on this program, please visit us at www.cantv.org!
	10:00 pm	Regenerate: Isis Finds Spiritual Awakening Educational Isis who has experienced racism in the modern age, began to have what she calls a spiritual awakening that helped her discover her musical talent and compassion for others as she gains understanding of self and the ego.
	10:30 pm	The Media Connection: Three Black Moms: Corporal Punishment Educational Three Black Moms discuss whether or not to spank your child as a form of discipline or is that abuse.
	11:00 pm	A Place to Stand: Community Media: GF) Learn About Community Media Educational Learn about Community Media by visiting two contrasting media centers in Columbia, MS and Sun Prairie. WI. Meet an 84-year old former Marine and retired IBM employee producing her own programs and a truck driver from Madison, WI making podcasts and an

12:30 am

Taking it to the Streets: Pt.2 -Curfew: Do You Know Where Your Children Are?

Educational

Host Sharon Harper asks Curfew: Do You Know Where Your Children Are?

1:00 am

ExTV SAIC on CAN TV: Impossible Landscapes

Educational

Impossible Landscapes is a portal, a mirage, a shifting terrain where the real and the unreal dissolve into each other. Inspired by Jodorowskyís The Holy Mountain, this segment explores fractured geographies, synthetic horizons, and dreamspaces rendere

1:30 am

The Nsider: Jonathan McGee- Advocating for Change Jo

Educational

TheNsider sits down with Jonathan McGee in this powerful and thought provoking interview about Change.

2:00 am

Meet the 2025 MacArthur Fellows: Meet the 2025 MacArthur Fellows Recipients

Educational

For more information, please visit cantv.org

3:00 am

Clarice Mason Show: Eleanor Chatman

Educational

Elenor Chatman decided to open a traveling agency becase she wanted to visit places in the world that had people of color.

3:30 am

Network 27: Development in the City of Chicago

Educational

Alderman Walter Burnett talks about developments in the City of Chicago with Ciere Boatright, Lissette Castaneda, Kenya Merritt and John Roberson.

4:30 am

Taking it to the Streets: Pt.2 -Curfew: Do You Know Where Your Children Are?

Educational

Host Sharon Harper asks Curfew: Do You Know Where Your Children Are?

5:00 am

Black Star Still Rising: Mama Edie Armstrong, Carmemta Peoples

Educational

Stephen ìSilverî Carter introduces two inspiring community leaders, Mama Edie Armstrong-singer and storyteller, and Carmemta People-speech pathologist and corporate speaker. They discuss the meaningful work they do in the community, especially with y

5:30 am

West Garfield Park Youth Council: Michelle, Founder of Mi Mi's Connections

Educational

Vernisha Jones visits with Michelle, Founder of Mi Mi's Connections. Besides creating a thriving event space rental business, she gives back to the community by supporting nonprofits with free event space. Mi Mi reflects on building a business and el

6:00 am

Maryville Connects: Dr. Gina Lowell, Rosalia Salgado

Educational

Amy Kendall speaks with Dr. Gina Lowell, Pediatrician at Rush University Medical Center, and Rosalia Salgado, Early Learning Co-Chair, for an important discussion on resources available to support Black and Brown communities within the hospital system.

6:30 am

K9s for Veterans: American Warrior Initiative, Resnicek, Wendtland

Educational

Michael Tellerino sits down with Carrie Reznicek; VP Business Development and Megan Wendtland, Branch Manager from the American Warrior Initiative (AWI), in partnership with Fairway, to discuss their mission of providing homeownership opportunitites f

7:00 am

A Hand Up Recovery Homes: Chicago Housing Code Requirements

Educational

Wilbert Cook sits down with Judge Murray to discuss Chicago housing code requirements and what homeowners need to know stay compliant. From understanding regulation to improving everyday living conditions, this episode offers valuable insights for hom

7:30 am

Guest House: Jan Kroeschell and Farnoosh Ganjipour

Educational

Dionne Nicole Smith sits down with guests Jan Kroeschell and Farnoosh Ganjipour, dedicated employees of Guest House, to discuss their powerful experiences with volunteerism and community service. They open up about what motivates their commitment, the

8:00 am

Heavenly Cynt - People You Should Know: Antisha Brown, Divinely Orchestrated

Educational

Cynthia Manuel sits down with guest Antisha Brown, founder of Divinely Orchestrated, a community-based business dedicated to uplifting youth and families. In this episode, Antisha shares how her business began and the passion behind its mission. She h

8:30 am

Congressman Danny K. Davis: Christian Strachan, Chief Advisor of Security

Educational

Congressman Danny K. Davis speaks with Christian Strachan, Chief Advisor of Security for his office and they discuss service, safety, and community. Learn about the work happening behind-the-scenes enabling the Congressman to work with the public.

9:00 am

Universal Family Connection: Dr. Maya Green, Onyx Medical Wellness

Educational

Health educator Lade Odemosu welcomes Dr. Maya Green, founder of Onyx Medical Wellness, for a conversation about the politics of erasure in efforts to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic by 2030, and how their agency, Onyx 360, is supporting patients and communi

9:30 am

Speak Your Peace: Ken Cozzi, Food Pantry Director

Educational

Memory Pines sits down with Ken Cozzi, Food Pantry Director, for an important discussion about food insecurity and the increased demand for community food support, especially as the pause in SNAP benefits have many families searching for affordable way

10:00 am

Grand Boulevard Coalition: Intentional Goal Setting

Educational

Host Cynthia Alverez talks about the power of resilience and the importance of intentional goal setting. In this episode, she shares how developing a resilient mindset can help you overcome obstacles, stay focused, and turn setbacks into opportunities

10:30 am

Equal Hope: Karen Hall, Cancer Support Team of Illinois

Educational

Dana Wint interviews Karen Hall, a two-time breast cancer survivor and CEO of the Cancer Support Team of Illinois, an organization created to provide support to those on their cancer journey. Karen shares her powerful story of survival, the lessons sh

11:00 am

The Bradley Report: The 2026 City Budget

Educational

Dr. Wallace Bradley breaks down the 2026 Chicago city budget passed by the City Council without the Mayor's approval.

11:30 am

Community Unity Now: Larry Gardner, aka LA-T-LY, rap artist & emcee

Educational

Trudy Leong interviews rap artist and emcee Larry Gardner, who explains his stage name LA-T-LY, Larry the Lyrical. Gardner wrote poetry as a teen, learned as much as he could about hip hop, then rapped as he got his business degree and continues to r

12:00 pm

Black Star Still Rising: Mama Edie Armstrong, Carmemta Peoples

Educational

Stephen ìSilverî Carter introduces two inspiring community leaders, Mama Edie Armstrong-singer and storyteller, and Carmemta People-speech pathologist and corporate speaker. They discuss the meaningful work they do in the community, especially with y

12:30 pm

West Garfield Park Youth Council: Michelle, Founder of Mi Mi's Connections

Educational

Vernisha Jones visits with Michelle, Founder of Mi Mi's Connections. Besides creating a thriving event space rental business, she gives back to the community by supporting nonprofits with free event space. Mi Mi reflects on building a business and el

1:00 pm

Maryville Connects: Dr. Gina Lowell, Rosalia Salgado

Educational

Amy Kendall speaks with Dr. Gina Lowell, Pediatrician at Rush University Medical Center, and Rosalia Salgado, Early Learning Co-Chair, for an important discussion on resources available to support Black and Brown communities within the hospital system.

1:30 pm

K9s for Veterans: American Warrior Initiative, Resnicek, Wendtland

Educational

Michael Tellerino sits down with Carrie Reznicek; VP Business Development and Megan Wendtland, Branch Manager from the American Warrior Initiative (AWI), in partnership with Fairway, to discuss their mission of providing homeownership opportunitites f

2:00 pm

A Hand Up Recovery Homes: Chicago Housing Code Requirements

Educational

Wilbert Cook sits down with Judge Murray to discuss Chicago housing code requirements and what homeowners need to know stay compliant. From understanding regulation to improving everyday living conditions, this episode offers valuable insights for hom

2:30 pm

Guest House: Jan Kroeschell and Farnoosh Ganjipour

Educational

Dionne Nicole Smith sits down with guests Jan Kroeschell and Farnoosh Ganjipour, dedicated employees of Guest House, to discuss their powerful experiences with volunteerism and community service. They open up about what motivates their commitment, the

3:00 pm

Heavenly Cynt - People You Should Know: Antisha Brown, Divinely Orchestrated

Educational

Cynthia Manuel sits down with guest Antisha Brown, founder of Divinely Orchestrated, a community-based business dedicated to uplifting youth and families. In this episode, Antisha shares how her business began and the passion behind its mission. She h

3:30 pm

Congressman Danny K. Davis: Christian Strachan, Chief Advisor of Security

Educational

Congressman Danny K. Davis speaks with Christian Strachan, Chief Advisor of Security for his office and they discuss service, safety, and community. Learn about the work happening behind-the-scenes enabling the Congressman to work with the public.

4:00 pm

Universal Family Connection: Dr. Maya Green, Onyx Medical Wellness

Educational

Health educator Lade Odemosu welcomes Dr. Maya Green, founder of Onyx Medical Wellness, for a conversation about the politics of erasure in efforts to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic by 2030, and how their agency, Onyx 360, is supporting patients and communi

4:30 pm

Speak Your Peace: Ken Cozzi, Food Pantry Director

Educational

Memory Pines sits down with Ken Cozzi, Food Pantry Director, for an important discussion about food insecurity and the increased demand for community food support, especially as the pause in SNAP benefits have many families searching for affordable way

5:00 pm

Grand Boulevard Coalition: Intentional Goal Setting

Educational

Host Cynthia Alverez talks about the power of resilience and the importance of intentional goal setting. In this episode, she shares how developing a resilient mindset can help you overcome obstacles, stay focused, and turn setbacks into opportunities

5:30 pm

Equal Hope: Karen Hall, Cancer Support Team of Illinois

Educational

Dana Wint interviews Karen Hall, a two-time breast cancer survivor and CEO of the Cancer Support Team of Illinois, an organization created to provide support to those on their cancer journey. Karen shares her powerful story of survival, the lessons sh

6:00 pm

The Bradley Report: The 2026 City Budget

Educational

Dr. Wallace Bradley breaks down the 2026 Chicago city budget passed by the City Council without the Mayor's approval.

6:30 pm

Community Unity Now: Larry Gardner, aka LA-T-LY, rap artist & emcee

Educational

Trudy Leong interviews rap artist and emcee Larry Gardner, who explains his stage name LA-T-LY, Larry the Lyrical. Gardner wrote poetry as a teen, learned as much as he could about hip hop, then rapped as he got his business degree and continues to r

7:00 pm

LIVE Fathers Who Care

Educational

For more information, please visit cantv.org

7:30 pm

Intergenerational Conversations: Menace 2 & Resa Peace, Traveling Graffiti Artists

Educational

Host Dominique Williams sits down with Menace 2 and Resa Peace traveling graffiti artists to discuss access to art funding and the challenges artists face in securing support for their work. The guests also share details about their current mural proje

8:00 pm

Czech-American TV: Ep. # 1142

Educational

Voyages to Heart of Europe; Exploring Czech Sights, Food and Traditions.

8:30 pm

The Chicago Money Show: Rewiring for Wealth with Barbara Huson

Educational

Welcome to Chicago Money Show, with your host Bridget Sullivan Mermel. On This episode, Bridget is joined by financial therapist and wealth coach Barbara Huson, author of numerous books, such as Rewire for Wealth and Overcoming Underearning.

9:00 pm

Live from the Heartland CafÈ

Educational

For more information on this program, please visit us at www.cantv.org!

10:00 pm

Regenerate: Isis Finds Spiritual Awakening

Educational

Isis who has experienced racism in the modern age, began to have what she calls a spiritual awakening that helped her discover her musical talent and compassion for others as she gains understanding of self and the ego.

10:30 pm

The Media Connection: Three Black Moms: Corporal Punishment

Educational

Three Black Moms discuss whether or not to spank your child as a form of discipline or is that abuse.

11:00 pm

A Place to Stand: Community Media: GF) Learn About Community Media

Educational

Learn about Community Media by visiting two contrasting media centers in Columbia, MS and Sun Prairie. WI. Meet an 84-year old former Marine and retired IBM employee producing her own programs and a truck driver from Madison, WI making podcasts and an