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On this episode we bring you our review of the first five episodes of the Kevin Smith lead "Masters of the Universe Revelation" for Netflix.

Ryan Mitchelle is a film editor and has worked on numerous films including "The Last Sharknado"

On this episode, gun violence in Chicago and many other cities has led to more efforts to go after gun traffickers. Officials say many of the weapons in Illinois come from other states, where laws are less strict.Also, a mother whose son was shot and wounded by police while having a mental health episode opens up about the incident.And it's not uncommon for prisoners to learn new skills while serving sentences. We'll tell you about some who are becoming beekeepers. Hear more reports and conversations from in and around Illinois on Statewide.

Rich Ford is an educator and gardener who breeds daylilies in Petersburg, Ill.

Damien Kaplan is a local musician, who is half of the musical duo, Dual Piano. He is also a music educator at Sacred Heart-Griffin High School.

We discuss concerns about the Delta variant as cases rise. The governor announced masks must be worn by all individuals in state facilities. Also, schools are trying to determine the best approach with classes set to begin in a few weeks. Republican Congressman Adam Kinzinger was on the national stage as hearings into the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol got underway. What does his participation mean for his political future?

Chuck Kuhle speaks with Community Voices about the United States Tennis Association (USTA) Ursula Beck Pro Tennis Classic in Decatur.

Judy Williams is the owner of Dog Training 101. She spoke with Community Voices about her career and tips for training pets.

Grab-a-Java owner Bill Legge and former owner Meg Evans Lazare share the sign art of late owner Pete Lazare and the book compiled of the art as a fundraiser for the Sierra Club and NPR Illinois.

Pam Brown appears on Community Voices to discuss her career as a Mary Todd Lincoln impersonator.