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Today, we get to listen to a full meeting of the Register Star Editorial Board in conversation with Republican David Gill, a candidate for Winnebago County State’s Attorney in the primary elections to be held on March 17.

The board has begun its considerations of who to endorse in the race.

On Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2020, the board met with Republican candidate J. Hanley. That podcast is in your feed now.

On a hike to Bald Hill in Boxford State Forest with Police Chief Jim Riter, Wendall Waters and Chris Stevens find out about a Revolutionary War soldier who is buried there and how beavers have changed the shape of Crooked Pond. BTW, Bald Hill isn't bald anymore. Listen in.

In today's Worcester Culture Watch podcast, Victor Infante has a conversation with Erin Williams, Cultural Development Officer for the City of Worcester, and Nikki Erskine of the Worcester Cultural Coalition, about the city's new poets laureate, the City's Cultural Plan, and the role of art in life in Worcester. All this, and music by Jaggery!

Gabe McLeod, candidate for Peoria County Clerk, speaks to the Journal Star editorial board about his campaign and proposals.

Herald-Tribune reporter Billy Cox asks retired U.S. Marines general and former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly about UFOs. Recorded Jan. 27, 2020, in Sarasota, Florida.

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Josh Dulaney learns what kind of furry he should be as OKC's Furry Convention invades downtown Jan. 31 through Feb. 2. It's Anthro Expo 2020, and the theme is "Retro Renegades."