i recently viewed your show andwas deeply disapointed. i always thought that metromix was about chicago, what i saw was only about white chicago. as you know chicago is deeply diverse which makes it so special. i was born and raised in chicago on the north side at a time when everyone lived there white, hispanic,chinese,and black. i feel your show does a deep diservice to the city by on profiling a certain aspect of the city. as you should know there are many concerts here to be enjoyed by all. there are many restaurants here which provide so much diverse cultured food prepared by the many cultures, and many social events held in all communities. the host i took great offense with due to his incentive attitudes towards other ethnic groups. in order for this show to be a true sucess for all of chicago some changes need to be made. sincerely, left out in her own home town.

Pamela,

Thank you for your feedback on Metromix. We truly appreciate your thoughts.
I can assure you that no member of the Metromix team has any intention of excluding
any person, group, or neighborhood from coverage on the program.

Metromix is always seeking new and different people, places, and things to put on the show.
Some examples this week include a neighborhood tour of Pilsen and a profile of
Reggie's Music Room on South State Street.

If you would, please tell us what specific restaurants, shows, and other topics are interesting to you. We love
to hear from viewers and often incorporate that feedback. Thank you again for taking the time to share
your thoughts.

Kind Regards,

David Rosenberg
Director of Programming - CLTV