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Out at CHM – Queer Latinos: Art and Change
Scholars Lawrence La Fountain-Stokes and Lourdes Torres share their insights on the intersection of art and political change over the last twenty-five years.
Recorded on 3.4.2010 |  |
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In The K/Now – Mortgage Mess
The recent recession has taken its toll on various aspects of the economy, but perhaps the place it hurts most is home. How does someone bounce back from foreclosure?
Recorded on 3.2.2010 |  |
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Sweet Home Chicago Seminar: Classic Candy
Representatives from classic candy companies Wrigley Co. and Primrose Candy Co. share why their companies set up shop in Chicago, and how their brands continue to grow.
Recorded on 2.23.2010 |  |
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The Bittersweet History of Chocolate in France
Partake of a chip of chocolate history when award-winning teacher and judge Mark Seaman offers a bittersweet history lesson on the evolution of chocolate in France.
Recorded on 2.20.2010 |  |
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The Island: Post-Show with Lisa Brock
Lisa Brock's activism dates back to her primary and secondary school years where she fought against segregation and for black studies.
Recorded on 2.26.2010 |  |
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The Island: Post-Show with James Thindwa
James Thindwa is a 28-year veteran of political activism. His work involves building civic and political support toward the effort to organize charter school teachers.
Recorded on 2.25.2010 |  |
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The Island: Post-Show with David Fuder
David Fuder is an educator who blends his passion for activism and awareness into his teaching. He centers much of his curriculum on issues of race, class, and gender.
Recorded on 2.21.2010 |  |
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