Interviews

First Followers, which began as drop-in center where formerly incarcerated individuals could receive mentoring and guidance, is expanding it's scope. 

The coroner's office handles death investigations when the cause of death is unknown. Sometimes, those investigations require the expertise of a forensic anthropologist.

After receiving a $400,000 grant from the Illinois COVID Response Fund, DREAAM House will be able to expand services for underserved families in C-U. 

Cynthia Cunningham is running against Mike Marron for State Representative of the 104th District.

Elaine chats with Cafe Kopi's GM.

Apolonia chats with the organizers of C-U Black & African Arts Festival about staying relevant as an event through a pandemic, their respective history in C-U, and more.

Alyssa talks with The Land Connection about this year's Artisan Cup & Fork.

Claire interviews Heidi Weatherford and Jill Crandall of Amasong about the mission of the chorus, how COVID has changed it, and more.

Chantal chatted with the founder of Failed Poem Records about its first physical release and the mission behind the record label.