After a five-year hiatus, Lea Thau is back with new work for her Strangers  podcast. The new 2023/2024 season is a mix of her own story and interviews with other people, and you can find it - along with exclusive access to 100+ episodes from the original Strangers archive - at http://sstrangers.supercast.com.

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Coming to you live from Carter's Barbershop in Chicago's North Lawndale neighborhood, The Barber Shop Show brings you a weekly dose of real talk, straight from the shop floor. No punches are pulled and no topic is considered off-topic. Produced in partnership with the Chicago Reporter, and hosted by WBEZ’s Richard Steele. Airs every Sunday at 9am CST on Vocalo 91.1FM, 89.5 FM, and streams live on Vocalo.org.  The show also airs on Sundays at 3pm on WBEZ, 91.5FM, and streams live on WBEZ.org.

Subscribe to The Sporkful podcast wherever you listen. Hosted by Dan Pashman. We obsess about food to learn more about people!

UnFictional is a program of personal stories and fascinating original documentaries. 

TV has jumped the shark! Networks and cable are out, Hulu and Netflix are in. That's changing the way television is produced, and how people are watching. Each week on WBEZ's Changing Channels, pop culture critics Leah Pickett, Britt Julious and Alison Cuddy watch TV and talk about its future.

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