The Young Lords of Lincoln Park.

Yes, this is a story that I would imagine many of your listeners may not know.

It's one of those sort of, we have a lot of big name stories this season.

This is a little smaller, but it's very important and powerful.

This is about the Puerto Rican community that once actually inhabited Lincoln Park.

Many people looking at Lincoln Park today, looking at the upscale restaurants and shops and high-rise buildings, probably wouldn't know that that, in the 50s, was the beating heart of the Puerto Rican community.

Right.

Talk about that.

What was the programming process like for the season that's about to start?

Yes.

So this season, we have a little bit of everything.

The World's Fair is a story that we've been wanting to tell.

Obviously, we're going back to 1893, so it's an incredibly hard story to tell visually.

But, you know, it's sort of the story of light and dark.

You know, you've got these incredible innovations and incredible story of the fair.

But what was the process like putting that episode together?