A Tech Addict Unplugs And Gets Bored
We check in with Morning Shift producer Meha Ahmad about her phone fast, and what creative juices it got moving.
We check in with Morning Shift producer Meha Ahmad about her phone fast, and what creative juices it got moving.
‘Morning Shift’ gets tips from Manoush Zomorodi, author of the new book, ‘Bored and Brilliant: How Spacing Out Can Unlock Your Most Productive and Creative Self,’ on the importance of putting aside our digital devices and letting our minds wander.
When someone gets involved with guns and gangs at an early age, it can change the way that person thinks.
Larry Smith talks about his new book “Six Words Fresh Off The Boat: Stories of Immigration, Identity and Coming to America.“
‘Morning Shift’ talks to lawmakers and students about President Trump’s decision to rescind the Obama-era program.
WBEZ Education reporters Sarah Karp and Linda Lutton share the top five things you should watch out for on the first day of school.
Morning Shift talks to NPR contributor Mike Pesca and SB Nation writer Tyler Tines about the intersection of race, politics, and sports.
‘Morning Shift’ talks to Chaz Ebert, Roger’s widow and publisher of RogerEbert.com, about the famed movie critic’s legacy in Chicago.
Whether ‘Charlotte’s Web’ or ‘Harry Potter’, we all have childhood favorites. Author Bruce Handy says they hold lessons for adults, too.
‘Morning Shift’ talks to State Senator Heather Steans about the proposed bill and answers listeners’ questions about marijuana in Illinois.