The 217 Today Podcast
217 Today: Sinfonia da Camera prepares for season-opening concert
In today's deep dive, we’ll hear about Sinfonia da Camera’s season-opening concert Saturday, Sept. 16 at Krannert Center for the Performing Arts.
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Illinois Holocaust survivor recounts escape from Nazis
In 1939, Dr. Bill Gingold was born in Warsaw. His family escaped the Nazis and lived in Siberia before making a new life in Illinois.
The 217 Today Podcast
217 Today: Host reflects on ‘Classically Black’ series that featured classical music by people of color
In today's deep dive, we’ll hear from longtime "Classically Black" host Roger Cooper about how the series came about as part of our 100th anniversary.
The 21st Show
Are you ready for Universal Basic Income?
Illinois has several ongoing experiments with universal basic income, programs that give people money with no strings attached.
The 21st Show
Update on 2022 Governor’s Race
With less than two months until the election, we’ll check in with Chicago Tribune political reporter Rick Pearson for the latest in state politics.
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217 Today: Survivors of gun violence struggle with long-term physical and emotional health issues
In today's deep dive, we’ll learn how survivors of gun violence deal with physical and emotional health consequences that can last for years.
The 21st Show
UIUC Alum wins Pulitzer for reporting on lead poisoning
Illinois native and investigative journalist Eli Murray won the Pulitzer Prize for reporting on severe lead poisoning among hundreds of workers in Florida.
The 21st Show
Rental Housing Prices at an All Time High
Rental housing prices reached new records over the summer. We talked about the many reasons why rent is rising.
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217 Today: Redistricting puts some Vermilion County voters in the same congressional district with part of Chicago
In today's deep dive, we’ll take a closer look at new congressional districts in Vermilion County.
The 21st Show
Why did the snakes cross the road?
Every spring and fall, there’s a great snake migration in the Shawnee National Forest.
