Dan is executive producer of WBEZ’s daily talk show Reset. He manages the show staff and the day-to-day production of the show. Prior to joining WBEZ in 2014, he was a producer and reporter at WNYC in New York where he focused on business, technology and local New York City news. Dan has an M.A. in Journalism from the City University of New York and a B.A. in English from Vassar College.
Daniel Tucker
Executive Producer, Reset
Stories by Daniel Tucker
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Rev. Otis Moss joins hunger strike for voting rights
Rev. Otis Moss of Trinity United Church of Christ joins 25 religious leaders across nation in a hunger strike in support of voting rights.
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Healthcare workers say omicron is a major stress on hospitals, staff
Hospitalizations from COVID-19 are at an all-time high in Illinois, and doctors, nurses and staff are under tremendous pressure.
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CPS cancels classes after teachers union votes to shift to remote learning
How to deal with the short staffing caused by COVID?
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Bobby Rush and his decades-long impact on Chicago
Democratic Rep. Bobby Rush says he’ll retire after 30 years representing Chicago’s South Side and south suburbs.
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As omicron surges, what happens to schools?
The omicron variant is pushing COVID case counts to new highs in the U.S. We explore what that means for K-12 education.
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It’s a wrap for HBO comedy ‘Insecure’
The show had its series finale on Sunday, and every fan has an opinion on how the stories of the main characters came to a close.
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Remembering fashion designer Virgil Abloh’s life and legacy
The artistic director of Louis Vuitton men’s wear and founder of Off-White died Sunday after a private battle with cancer. He was 41.
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What Rittenhouse verdict means for gun rights, self-defense claims
After the Rittenhouse verdict, a Second Amendment expert talks gun rights in America. Plus, how right-wing extremists are reacting.
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WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap: Live Special Coverage Of The Kyle Rittenhouse Verdict
Kyle Rittenhouse is found not guilty on all charges.
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Interim COPA Chief on controversy surrounding her nomination
Twenty Chicago aldermen signed a letter opposing Andrea Kersten’s nomination for a permanent job.
