From WBEZ Chicago, this is NerdEd. I'm Greta Johnson. And against all odds, we have made

it to another weekend. Coming up, we're going to hear about Feminist AF. It's a guide

for teen girls and non-binary young people through some of the toughest of times.

The world can be trashed quite frankly, and we're all living through the worst group project

ever. Then, tarot expert Jessica Doar dives into the very real magic of tarot. It does

sort of make you feel like, wait a minute, I do sort of feel like I am part of something

bigger just for the fact that someone drew this and like, recognize that this was an experience

that was like common to other people and that makes me feel less alone. But first, let's

get into what people have been talking about over the last week with us today are two

of my esteemed colleagues. First up is WBEZ Metro reporter Adora Namigadeh. Adora, hello.

Hello. Thank you for having me. And back on the show is reset host Sashian Simon Sashia.

Hey Greta. Okay, so I want to start here in Chicago this week with the Chicago sky because

they are our WNBA team who won the finals last weekend. There was a parade here in this

city this week. Merch is selling out. The game's got a lot of buzz. I know, chance the rapper

attended at least one of them. People are writing this. Hi, did y'all follow the series, Adora?

So I always am someone who likes to read about what's happening in sports after the fact,

but yes, I was following in that sense. So I didn't watch the game, but I am very proud of

Candace Parker, hometown hero. Okay, and I just love to see people come back to their

hometowns and kill the game kind of like LeBron James and Cleveland. Yeah, that's awesome.

What do you think, Sasha? Did you follow it? Yeah, I followed it and I think I managed to

create another bandwagoner, which is my dad, all the way in Toronto. So not only did we follow

the series, but we watched the finals and we were extremely ecstatic for the sky. I mean, it was

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