
The 21st Show
Best of: Adam Gopnik talks masters and mastery
To talk about his "self-help book that won't help," how he thinks about the concept of mastery and more, The 21st Show was joined by author Adam Gopnik.
The 21st Show
To talk about his "self-help book that won't help," how he thinks about the concept of mastery and more, The 21st Show was joined by author Adam Gopnik.
The 217 Today Podcast
In today's deep dive, we’ll learn more about Champaign Urbana Theatre Company presenting its fourth rendition of the Music Man.
The 21st Show
A Northwestern study found that parents are less likely to be informed about the newest guidance from pediatrics on how to help their children avoid developing peanut allergies.
The 21st Show
Did you know immigrants in Illinois pay $20 billion in taxes? Today, we talked about the positive impacts of Illinois immigrants.
The 217 Today Podcast
In today's deep dive, we’ll learn more about the poor conditions in some Illinois prisons and what state consultants recommend for them.
The 21st Show
After years of abuse allegations, The Choate Mental Health and Development Center in Anna is being closed and repurposed. But what about problems at other statewide supported mental health centers?
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El Milagro workers recently settled a labor dispute with the company. Why do the tortillas resonate so largely with the Latino/x/e communities?
The 217 Today Podcast
In today's deep dive, we’ll learn about how recent Medicaid redeterminations may impact people in McLean County.
The 21st Show
NPR's Aisha Harris joined The 21st to talk about the culture that shaped her, the intersection of her identities as a Black person and a critic, and more.
The 21st Show
The 21st Show was joined by lawmakers who supported and opposed the bill, as well as the CEO of an organization advocating against sexual assault and two LGBTQ advocates.