Gotta See It: Rinks and Revivals

Take a spin at a unique South Side roller rink, get lawncare advice from the White Sox groundskeeper and listen to a one-on-one interview with composer Hans Zimmer. You "Gotta See it!"

Gotta See It: Arts and Afterlife

Did you know that "The Wizard of Oz" was created in Chicago? It all happened at the Fine Arts Building, formerly known as the Studebaker Building, on Michigan Avenue. We take a look inside the building, which remains the epicenter of Chicago’s art scene. Then, we celebrate 40 years of Shaw’s Crab House, home to one of the first oyster bars in the city. Plus, from Parmesan to mozzarella, we explore how the award-winning cheesemaker Caputo Cheese creates your favorite charcuterie snacks.

Paris on Politics: Who Will Run for Durbin's Senate Seat?

Senator Dick Durbin, D-Ill., the Senate Democratic whip and the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, has announced this week that he will not seek re-election in 2026. Who will run for his seat? Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton has already announced she is running. Host Paris Schutz sits down with a panel to discuss the possibilities. Plus, Schutz sits down with Timothy Snyder, author of "On Tyranny," to discuss President Donald Trump's governing style.

The Offseason: Cassie’s in-depth 1-on-1’s with Ben Johnson, Grady Jarrett and Al Harris

On this episode of "The Offseason," we look back at host Cassie Carlson's in-depth interview with Bears coach Ben Johnson at the NFL Combine in February. Johnson talked about his journey to becoming an NFL head coach, building a relationship with Caleb Williams, and what he learned from Jared Goff. Plus, one-on-one interviews with new Bears defensive tackle Grady Jarrett and defensive backs coach Al Harris.