Name: Political Forum: Illinois 1st Congressional District Candidates by cantvchicago
Duration: 1 h 36 min 54 s
Description: Learn about these 1st Congressional District Candidates: Chris Butler (D), Jahmal Cole (D), Jacqueline Collins (D), Pat Dowell (D), Jonathan Jackson (D), Karin Norington–Reaves (D), Jonathan Swain (D), and Charise Williams (D).

Learn about these 1st Congressional District Candidates: Chris Butler (D), Jahmal Cole (D), Jacqueline Collins (D), Pat Dowell (D), Jonathan Jackson (D), Karin Norington–Reaves (D), Jonathan Swain (D), and Charise Williams (D).

Political Forum: Illinois 1st Congressional District Candidates

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Heartland at Home Episode 194. Michael James catches up with attorney for the Uptown People's Law Center and friend of the show Alan Mills to hear about some of their current cases before he talks politics with Live from the Heartland's very own Thom Clark.

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Heartland at Home Episode 195. Michael James talks with jazz musician Steven Hashimoto before learning more about entertainment unions from Shelby Brand of the Paramount Theatre and cinematographer Peter Kuttner of Chicago Filmmakers.

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Heartland at Home Episode 197. Michael James visits Hawaii and interviews his two friends, musician Michael "Piranha" McGraw and 
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Live From the Heartland - March 30, 2024

Heartland at Home Episode 198. Michael James talks with Professor Paul Draus, former member of the Live from the Heartland crew, about the political climate of Michigan and what he's been up to. He then hears about the upcoming documentary "The Murals" about the Uptown Post Office mural from its director, filmmaker T.G. Jamroz, and gets a sports report from Live from the Heartland sports correspondent, actor and athlete Adam James.

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Heartland at Home Episode 199. Michael James talks politics with Live from the Heartland's Thom Clark before remembering his friend, the poet and activist John Sinclair, who passed on April 2nd, 2024 at the age of 82. We're resharing an interview Michael did with John from November 5th, 2022 in his honor. Rest in peace, John - and keep doing good, wherever you are!

Live From the Heartland - April 13, 2024

Heartland at Home Episode 200. Michael James hears about an upcoming screening of the documentary "The Hand That Feeds" from Warehouse Workers for Justice's Tommy Carden. 
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Heartland at Home Episode 201. Michael James discusses the recent passing of Reverend Walter "Slim" Coleman with long-time activist Susan Klonsky, talks sports with actor, athlete, and friend of the show Adam James, and hears about upcoming music festivals in Chicago from Live from the Heartland's music producer Lynn Orman Weiss.

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A city where neighbors can freely share their passions and talents with one another is a city that works better.  For everyone.

Political Forum: Illinois 1st Congressional District Candidates

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