What Tailor drafts
From that one sentence. Change any of it.
Say how you want it told, straight down the middle or argued from both sides, and the hosts stick to what was reported. Put a neighbourhood or a ward in a topic’s note and its stories narrow to it.
Try it with this sentence, or write your own.
- Show type
- Briefing. Two anchors, brisk and neutral: more stories, less banter.
- Hosts
- Ruth and Leo, each with their own voice
- When
- Weekdays at 07:00, 10 minutes
- Follows
- Chicago City CouncilLeadCTA and transitChicago Public SchoolsThings to do this weekendNow and then
- Never covers
- Crime reports
One morning’s episode
As it might run. Every episode is made fresh that morning.
Who voted how on the budget
- The headlines, one line each
- The budget vote: who voted how, and what changes for residents
- A bus route change, and when it starts
- What the school board decided
- Something to do this weekend, with dates and how to go
Make it yours
Things to go to
Add what is on this weekend as a topic, and Tailor looks for events still to come, with dates and how to go.
Narrow it down
A note on a topic, such as “only the 47th ward”, narrows the stories it brings.
Leave things out
Crime reports, sports, anything you get elsewhere: add them to never cover.
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