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The act of making kimchi, called kimjang, is recognized as an "intangible cultural heritage" by UNESCO because it brings communities togethers and ties them to the natural world's rhythms.

A German-born Chicagoan by the name of Charles Gunther has an eclectic description: he was a Chicago alderman, a confectioner, and an avid collector. He is credited with bringing caramels to America, and he’s also to thank for some of the early collections at the Chicago History Museum. 
Annika wants to tell Michael the truth about Morgan, in case something happens to Annika, but the time keeps not being right as she and her team investigate a murder filmed on a phone.
Kasia reunites with her brothers in England, where Lois is driving an ambulance. Harry is due for North Africa, where there's a standoff against the Italians. 
Bella is adding on to the hotel, so Lucian is returning to help out—without his new wife. Others are drawn back to the hotel for the summer as well.
The latest Ken Burns documentary tells the story of the United States’ national mammal, The American Buffalo. We spoke to an environmental historian and ethnobotanist who is also an enrolled member of the Blackfeet Tribe of Montana and Métis and featured in the film.
Open House Chicago is back, allowing you to peek inside buildings across Chicago. With more than 170 sites to choose from, Geoffrey Baer has fourteen recommendations for unique places to visit. 
Looking to switch up your negroni or shake up your spritz? A pair of Chicago spirit makers share the thinking behind their unique liqueurs, which they hope will give mixologists and cocktail enthusiasts new tools to experiment with new and classic cocktails alike. 

As the team continues investigating the murder of a man during a demonic ritual, they're in the room when another killing takes place. Soon Van der Valk himself is in danger. 

The detectives finally uncover what happened to Precious Falade, but receive different versions of the night she was killed. Who is telling the truth? 

The professor worries about suspicious behavior on Dan's part and wonders if he has been corrupted as an undercover operation heads towards a big end. 

The new cookbook We Cook Filipino aims to show Filipinos and others that Filipino dishes can be healthy without losing integrity, as in a recipe for the sausage longanisa from Chicago's Kathy Vega Hardy of A Taste of the Philippines. 

Jason Hammel's first taste of his wife's cooking was this cabbage soup. He and she started a soup business before opening the ahead-of-its-time Lula Cafe, now in its 24th year and still one of Chicago's favorite restaurants. A new cookbook highlights its recipes and stories. 

Van der Valk is called to a castle where a magic ritual is taking place—along with a murder. With the most obvious suspect committed to psychiatric observation, who is responsible?
As the detectives dig further into the death of Precious Falade, they start to discover that everyone's relationships to each other are not what they seem. They also learn that there might be another death connected to Precious.