Video Journalism

"Who's Your Chinaman?": The Origins of An Offensive Piece Of C...
We track down the offensive phrase’s Chicago roots and consider whether it’s time to retire it. For WBEZ's Curious City.

The Goat Next Door: Chicago's Backyard Livestock Laws
After her neighbor adopted five goats, Portage Park resident Jeanne Cuff wondered about Chicago’s livestock laws. For WBEZ's Curious City.
Gratest Fear: The Psychology Behind Chicago's Sidewalk Grates
If you've ever walked over a sidewalk grade in Chicago and felt your stomach drop, you're not alone. But has anyone actually ever fallen in? For WBEZ's Curious City.

WBEZ: Drought Migrants: A Honduran farmer weighs the weather odds
Every year in Noel Martinez's hometown in Honduras, people wait for the May rains to plant their fields and feed their animals. But for the last four years it's been abnormally dry--less rain has been falling later in the season and high temperatures have been breaking records. This pattern is precisely what climate change models predict for Central America as global temperatures rise. It's also what drove Noel to leave his family and cross the border to the U.S. in search of work.
For more of Noel's story, visit http://www.heatofthemoment.org/featur...
WBEZ: Depth of Field: Photographing Alaska's Changing Landscape
May 2016
"Depth of Field" tells the story of climate change in Alaska through the lens of Denali National Park botanist Carl Roland, who reflects on "The Denali Repeat Photography Project," his personal undertaking to photograph landscape change in the park over time.
"Depth of Field" is part of a long-term project at WBEZ called "Heat of the Moment," an effort to tackle tough climate change conversations and feature the voices of everyday people experiencing unprecedented changes in the natural environment--ones that have larger economic, political and personal implications for us all.

Un Sabor de Argentina
December 2014
A USDA proposal to lift a long-standing ban on Argentinian meat imports promises a more authentic culinary experience for the founders and patrons of Tango Sur, an Argentine steakhouse in Chicago.

Un Grito Multitudinario
January 2015
The mysterious death of Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman hours before he was due to present an investigation to the Chamber of Deputies prompted national uproar. Buenos Aires residents share their reactions at a march in the historic Plaza de Mayo.
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