In the Loop 105 - Featured Guests

Tonight at 7 p.m. on In the Loopguests discuss immigration reform, the new pope, same-sex marriage in Illinois, and much more. #wyccintheloop

Featured Guests

SYLVIA PUENTE

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR - LATINO POLICY FORUM

Sylvia Puente is the executive director of the Latino Policy Forum, the only public policy and advocacy organization in the Chicago metropolitan area working to improve educational outcomes for children, making housing accessible and affordable, promoting just immigration reform, and building the influence and leadership of the Latino community.

She has been recognized as one of the “100 Most Influential Hispanics in the U.S.” by Hispanic Business magazine. As a highly respected and thoughtful policy analyst, Puente is frequently cited in the media as an expert on Latino issues and has published numerous reports that articulate the vital role Latinos play in society.

SOURCE: http://www.latinopolicyforum.org/about-us/staff.aspx

ANTONIO OLIVO

JOURNALIST - CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Antonio Olivo is an urban affairs reporter at the Chicago Tribune, covering immigration, housing, and development. He joined the Tribune in 2004 from Bloomberg News in New York City, where he wrote about housing, labor and transportation. He began his journalism career at the Los Angeles Times, where his beats included Latino politics and the East Los Angeles community.

In 2011, Olivo won the Studs Terkel Community Media award for his body of work, and he was on the Chicago Tribune team that won the Chicago Headline Club’s Peter Lisagor award in 2008 for deadline reporting on the arrest of an illegal immigrant who was an activist in the sanctuary movement.

SOURCE: http://www.thenewsliteracyproject.org/journalists/antonio_olivo/

KITTY KURTH

PRESIDENT - KURTH LAMPE

Kitty Kurth is the president of Kurth Lampe, a political consulting firm/public relations firm she founded in 1996 with her husband, Kevin Lampe. Kurth Lampe is a Chicago-based consulting firm dedicated to the effective communication of its clients’ ideas, proposals, and viewpoints. Kurth Lampe has provided clients with wide-ranging services, such as public relations and communications strategies for individuals, groups and corporations on a national and international level.

SOURCE: http://www.kurthlampe.com

JAIME DOMINGUEZ

LECTURER - NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY

Professor Jaime Dominguez received his B.A. from the University of California at San Diego and his Ph.D. in Political Science at the University of Illinois at Chicago. He is one of the principal architect’s of the Chicago Democracy Project (CDP), a 30-year (1975-2005) online political database that provides citizens, community groups, and religious organizations with information on campaign finance, electoral outcomes, government contracts, minority appointments and levels of public employment for the City of Chicago.

SOURCE: http://www.polisci.northwestern.edu/people/dominguez.html

NORA DUNN

ACTRESS/COMEDIAN - NBC/SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE

Nora Dunn got her start working at The Second City in a comedy troupe, where she was spotted by “Saturday Night Live” casting directors in 1975, and joined the SNL cast. Dunn graduated from the Art Institute of Chicago and also studied at the Jean Sheldon Acting Workshop in San Francisco. In addition to her roles on television and film, she performs her critically acclaimed one-woman show in theaters around the country.

SOURCE: www.imdb.com/name/nm0004887/

New episode of Justice & Law Weekly this Sunday, Feb. 24 at 12:30 p.m. CT! This week, we discuss the state of the U.S. health care system with Dr. Roberta Luskin-Hawk, the president and CEO of Presence Saint Joseph Hospital in Chicago. Like the show’s page on Facebook (please)!

In “The Third Girl,” a young heiress claims that she may be a murderer. After her childhood nanny is found dead, Poirot must solve one of the most baffling cases of his career.
Watch Masterpiece Mystery! Poirot tonight at 8 p.m.

In “The Third Girl,” a young heiress claims that she may be a murderer. After her childhood nanny is found dead, Poirot must solve one of the most baffling cases of his career.

Watch Masterpiece Mystery! Poirot tonight at 8 p.m.

Did somebody say BBC?

We’re airing BBC’s Garrow’s Law, starting from the very beginning (Episode 1), tonight at 9 p.m.! Young, idealistic barrister William Garrow is given his first criminal defense case. It is won by his nemesis, but Garrow is then hired by Lady Sarah Hill to defend a serving girl accused of the murder.

Read more about the series and the first episode here.

We shot Episode 503 of Justice & Law Weekly early this morning. Videographer Felix Mendez captured this shot of Associate Producer Mina Adibpour making adjustments to the set. Also pictured is Justice & Law Weekly host and Chicago Bar Association president Aurora Austriaco.

We shot Episode 503 of Justice & Law Weekly early this morning. Videographer Felix Mendez captured this shot of Associate Producer Mina Adibpour making adjustments to the set. Also pictured is Justice & Law Weekly host and Chicago Bar Association president Aurora Austriaco.

A close-up of the discussion that took place among three very impressive women in our studio early this morning. 
Justice & Law Weekly guests for Episode 502 were: Aurora Austriaco, Justice & Law Weekly host and Chicago Bar Association (CBA) president; Judge Ann Claire Williams, United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit Chicago, Illinois and co-founder of the Just The Beginning Foundation (JTBF); and LaShonda A. Hunt, Assistant Attorney, Northern District of Illinois and JTBF board member. (Williams and Hunt pictured, left to right)

A close-up of the discussion that took place among three very impressive women in our studio early this morning. 

Justice & Law Weekly guests for Episode 502 were: Aurora Austriaco, Justice & Law Weekly host and Chicago Bar Association (CBA) president; Judge Ann Claire Williams, United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit Chicago, Illinois and co-founder of the Just The Beginning Foundation (JTBF); and LaShonda A. Hunt, Assistant Attorney, Northern District of Illinois and JTBF board member. (Williams and Hunt pictured, left to right)

Chicago Bar Association President Aurora Austriaco yesterday hosted Episode 401 of Justice & Law Weekly at the station. Associate Producer Mina Adibpour also pictured.

Chicago Bar Association President Aurora Austriaco yesterday hosted Episode 401 of Justice & Law Weekly at the station. Associate Producer Mina Adibpour also pictured.

pbsthisdayinhistory:

July 2, 1908
First African-American U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall Born On this day in 1908, American civil rights lawyer Thurgood Marshall was born.  Marshall became a pillar of the Civil Rights Movement as one of his major victories demolished the legal basis for racial segregation in public schools. The life of Justice Thurgood Marshall is commemorated in a one-man play titled “Thurgood,” written by George Stevens, Jr. and was featured on Broadway in 2008 starring Laurence Fishburne.  Watch Tavis Smiley’s interview with Fishburne about his role in the Broadway play.
Photo: Library of Congress

pbsthisdayinhistory:

July 2, 1908

First African-American U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall Born
 
On this day in 1908, American civil rights lawyer Thurgood Marshall was born.  Marshall became a pillar of the Civil Rights Movement as one of his major victories demolished the legal basis for racial segregation in public schools.
 
The life of Justice Thurgood Marshall is commemorated in a one-man play titled “Thurgood,” written by George Stevens, Jr. and was featured on Broadway in 2008 starring Laurence Fishburne.  

Watch Tavis Smiley’s interview with Fishburne about his role in the Broadway play.

Photo: Library of Congress

In the Loop 105 - Featured Guests

Tonight at 7 p.m. on In the Loopguests discuss immigration reform, the new pope, same-sex marriage in Illinois, and much more. #wyccintheloop

Featured Guests

SYLVIA PUENTE

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR - LATINO POLICY FORUM

Sylvia Puente is the executive director of the Latino Policy Forum, the only public policy and advocacy organization in the Chicago metropolitan area working to improve educational outcomes for children, making housing accessible and affordable, promoting just immigration reform, and building the influence and leadership of the Latino community.

She has been recognized as one of the “100 Most Influential Hispanics in the U.S.” by Hispanic Business magazine. As a highly respected and thoughtful policy analyst, Puente is frequently cited in the media as an expert on Latino issues and has published numerous reports that articulate the vital role Latinos play in society.

SOURCE: http://www.latinopolicyforum.org/about-us/staff.aspx

ANTONIO OLIVO

JOURNALIST - CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Antonio Olivo is an urban affairs reporter at the Chicago Tribune, covering immigration, housing, and development. He joined the Tribune in 2004 from Bloomberg News in New York City, where he wrote about housing, labor and transportation. He began his journalism career at the Los Angeles Times, where his beats included Latino politics and the East Los Angeles community.

In 2011, Olivo won the Studs Terkel Community Media award for his body of work, and he was on the Chicago Tribune team that won the Chicago Headline Club’s Peter Lisagor award in 2008 for deadline reporting on the arrest of an illegal immigrant who was an activist in the sanctuary movement.

SOURCE: http://www.thenewsliteracyproject.org/journalists/antonio_olivo/

KITTY KURTH

PRESIDENT - KURTH LAMPE

Kitty Kurth is the president of Kurth Lampe, a political consulting firm/public relations firm she founded in 1996 with her husband, Kevin Lampe. Kurth Lampe is a Chicago-based consulting firm dedicated to the effective communication of its clients’ ideas, proposals, and viewpoints. Kurth Lampe has provided clients with wide-ranging services, such as public relations and communications strategies for individuals, groups and corporations on a national and international level.

SOURCE: http://www.kurthlampe.com

JAIME DOMINGUEZ

LECTURER - NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY

Professor Jaime Dominguez received his B.A. from the University of California at San Diego and his Ph.D. in Political Science at the University of Illinois at Chicago. He is one of the principal architect’s of the Chicago Democracy Project (CDP), a 30-year (1975-2005) online political database that provides citizens, community groups, and religious organizations with information on campaign finance, electoral outcomes, government contracts, minority appointments and levels of public employment for the City of Chicago.

SOURCE: http://www.polisci.northwestern.edu/people/dominguez.html

NORA DUNN

ACTRESS/COMEDIAN - NBC/SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE

Nora Dunn got her start working at The Second City in a comedy troupe, where she was spotted by “Saturday Night Live” casting directors in 1975, and joined the SNL cast. Dunn graduated from the Art Institute of Chicago and also studied at the Jean Sheldon Acting Workshop in San Francisco. In addition to her roles on television and film, she performs her critically acclaimed one-woman show in theaters around the country.

SOURCE: www.imdb.com/name/nm0004887/

New episode of Justice & Law Weekly this Sunday, Feb. 24 at 12:30 p.m. CT! This week, we discuss the state of the U.S. health care system with Dr. Roberta Luskin-Hawk, the president and CEO of Presence Saint Joseph Hospital in Chicago. Like the show’s page on Facebook (please)!

In “The Third Girl,” a young heiress claims that she may be a murderer. After her childhood nanny is found dead, Poirot must solve one of the most baffling cases of his career.
Watch Masterpiece Mystery! Poirot tonight at 8 p.m.

In “The Third Girl,” a young heiress claims that she may be a murderer. After her childhood nanny is found dead, Poirot must solve one of the most baffling cases of his career.

Watch Masterpiece Mystery! Poirot tonight at 8 p.m.

Did somebody say BBC?

We’re airing BBC’s Garrow’s Law, starting from the very beginning (Episode 1), tonight at 9 p.m.! Young, idealistic barrister William Garrow is given his first criminal defense case. It is won by his nemesis, but Garrow is then hired by Lady Sarah Hill to defend a serving girl accused of the murder.

Read more about the series and the first episode here.

We shot Episode 503 of Justice & Law Weekly early this morning. Videographer Felix Mendez captured this shot of Associate Producer Mina Adibpour making adjustments to the set. Also pictured is Justice & Law Weekly host and Chicago Bar Association president Aurora Austriaco.

We shot Episode 503 of Justice & Law Weekly early this morning. Videographer Felix Mendez captured this shot of Associate Producer Mina Adibpour making adjustments to the set. Also pictured is Justice & Law Weekly host and Chicago Bar Association president Aurora Austriaco.

A close-up of the discussion that took place among three very impressive women in our studio early this morning. 
Justice & Law Weekly guests for Episode 502 were: Aurora Austriaco, Justice & Law Weekly host and Chicago Bar Association (CBA) president; Judge Ann Claire Williams, United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit Chicago, Illinois and co-founder of the Just The Beginning Foundation (JTBF); and LaShonda A. Hunt, Assistant Attorney, Northern District of Illinois and JTBF board member. (Williams and Hunt pictured, left to right)

A close-up of the discussion that took place among three very impressive women in our studio early this morning. 

Justice & Law Weekly guests for Episode 502 were: Aurora Austriaco, Justice & Law Weekly host and Chicago Bar Association (CBA) president; Judge Ann Claire Williams, United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit Chicago, Illinois and co-founder of the Just The Beginning Foundation (JTBF); and LaShonda A. Hunt, Assistant Attorney, Northern District of Illinois and JTBF board member. (Williams and Hunt pictured, left to right)

Chicago Bar Association President Aurora Austriaco yesterday hosted Episode 401 of Justice & Law Weekly at the station. Associate Producer Mina Adibpour also pictured.

Chicago Bar Association President Aurora Austriaco yesterday hosted Episode 401 of Justice & Law Weekly at the station. Associate Producer Mina Adibpour also pictured.

pbsthisdayinhistory:

July 2, 1908
First African-American U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall Born On this day in 1908, American civil rights lawyer Thurgood Marshall was born.  Marshall became a pillar of the Civil Rights Movement as one of his major victories demolished the legal basis for racial segregation in public schools. The life of Justice Thurgood Marshall is commemorated in a one-man play titled “Thurgood,” written by George Stevens, Jr. and was featured on Broadway in 2008 starring Laurence Fishburne.  Watch Tavis Smiley’s interview with Fishburne about his role in the Broadway play.
Photo: Library of Congress

pbsthisdayinhistory:

July 2, 1908

First African-American U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall Born
 
On this day in 1908, American civil rights lawyer Thurgood Marshall was born.  Marshall became a pillar of the Civil Rights Movement as one of his major victories demolished the legal basis for racial segregation in public schools.
 
The life of Justice Thurgood Marshall is commemorated in a one-man play titled “Thurgood,” written by George Stevens, Jr. and was featured on Broadway in 2008 starring Laurence Fishburne.  

Watch Tavis Smiley’s interview with Fishburne about his role in the Broadway play.

Photo: Library of Congress

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