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Nov 6, 2026

Josh LarsenHOST
117:19
Ariana Martinez is our marketing and social media assistant.
Josh LarsenHOST
117:23
Special thanks to everyone at WBEZ Chicago.
Josh LarsenHOST
117:26
More information is available at WBEZ.org. For Film Spotting, I'm Josh Larsen.
Josh LarsenHOST
117:31
And I'm Adam Kempenaar.
Josh LarsenHOST
117:32
Thanks for listening.
Ivo DaalderHOST
50:30
World Review is a Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs podcast from the Harvard Kennedy School.
Ivo DaalderHOST
50:35
Find us Sunday mornings at 7 a.m. on WBEZ Chicago or wherever you get your podcasts.
Ivo DaalderHOST
50:41
I'm Ivo Dahlberg.
Ivo DaalderHOST
50:42
We'll be back next week with another edition of World Review.
LaneHOST
0:15
A law in Illinois requires private insurance companies cover a benefit that helps parents with newborns.
LaneHOST
0:21
But a new investigation by WBEZ and the Chicago Sun-Times finds this well-intentioned law is failing families.
LaneHOST
0:29
Some are having to pay thousands of dollars up front, then ask their insurance companies to pay them back.
LaneHOST
0:35
It's a huge financial risk.
LaneHOST
0:38
WBEZ's Christian Schorsch has more about what families have had to go through to use a benefit that's written in a law.
Christian SchorschCORRESPONDENT
0:44
When Eleanor Grano had her first baby in 2024, she had a traumatic week of labor that ended in a C-section.
Christian SchorschCORRESPONDENT
0:52
She and her husband were burned out, so when they got home from the hospital, family helped them pay more than $2,000 for a doula.
Christian SchorschCORRESPONDENT
5:11
She says she plans to file a bill to fix it.
Lisa LabuzCORRESPONDENT
0:00
I'm Lisa Laub, host of The Rundown Podcast, and I'm here to make your daily news habit a little easier and quicker.
Lisa LabuzCORRESPONDENT
0:07
In less than 10 minutes, we run through Chicago's top headlines so you can pick out what piques your interest and explore it later on WBEZ.
Lisa LabuzCORRESPONDENT
0:15
And you can get a taste of what else is going on around Chicago.
Lisa LabuzCORRESPONDENT
0:19
Listen every weekday, wherever you get your podcasts.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:47
Are you ready for the fight?
Sasha-Ann SimonsHOST
1:49
Now let's dive into the weekly news recap.
Sasha-Ann SimonsHOST
1:51
We talked with Sarah Karp, WBEZ senior education reporter, Tina Sfondeles, Chicago Sun-Times national political reporter, and Brandon Pope, Fox 32 political reporter.
Sasha-Ann SimonsHOST
2:01
We started by talking about all things midterm elections.
Florian SunkePANELIST
27:54
Sarah Karp.
Florian SunkePANELIST
27:55
who put the headline in the Sun Times and WBEZ saying, CTU poised to take 10 seats on the board.
Florian SunkePANELIST
28:03
They lost five seats.
Florian SunkePANELIST
28:05
They had a super majority and they lost five seats.
Nick BlumbergHOST
2:12
And now to our Week in Review panel.
Nick BlumbergHOST
2:14
Joining us are Mitchell Armentrout of the Chicago Sun-Times, freelance journalist Kim Bellware, Sarah Karp of WBEZ, and Violet Miller, also of the Chicago Sun-Times.
Nick BlumbergHOST
2:25
Thank you all for being here at the end of a long week.
Nick BlumbergHOST
2:28
All right, Mitch, let's take that last one first.
Sean CrawfordHOST
35:09
They fear the massive amounts of power the centers require could raise bills even higher and lead to blackouts and other disruptions.
Sean CrawfordHOST
35:18
WBEZ's Curious City program examined the concerns with Erin Allen and Brett Chase, the Chicago Sun-Times environmental reporter and assistant editor.
Erin AllenHOST
35:29
That's the sound of Byron Nuclear Power Plant near Rockford.
Erin AllenHOST
35:35
It's one of the six nuclear power plants we have in Illinois, more than any other state in the union.
Sean CrawfordHOST
35:09
They fear the massive amounts of power the centers require could raise bills even higher and lead to blackouts and other disruptions.
Sean CrawfordHOST
35:18
WBEZ's Curious City program examined the concerns with Erin Allen and Brett Chase, the Chicago Sun-Times environmental reporter and assistant editor.
Erin AllenCORRESPONDENT
35:29
That's the sound of Byron Nuclear Power Plant near Rockford.
Erin AllenCORRESPONDENT
35:35
It's one of the six nuclear power plants we have in Illinois, more than any other state in the union.
Cristóbal CavazosGUEST
22:00
abrazo.
Sasha-Ann SimonsHOST
22:35
We'll turn now to the day's top stories across Chicago and Illinois with my WBEZ colleagues, Morning Assignment Editor Steph Tishner, Engagement Reporter Araceli Gomez-Aldana, and Morning Edition Anchor Clare Lane.
Sasha-Ann SimonsHOST
22:46
Today in Chicago, it's a bit chilly and gray outside, so Steph started us off with a weather report.
Steph TischnerPANELIST
22:51
So we had this, like, super warm October, right, y'all? You know,

15 MINS LATER

Araceli Gomez-AldanaPANELIST
37:41
It's nice.
Sasha-Ann SimonsHOST
37:42
Awesome.
Sasha-Ann SimonsHOST
37:43
WBEZ's Araceli Gomez-Aldana, Steph Tischner, and Clare Lane.
Sienna GreavesNARRATOR
37:51
This episode of In The Loop was produced by me, Sienna Greaves.

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