Author, legal analyst, and one-time Watergate prosecutor Jill Wine-Banks joins Jim to discuss the various investigations of Donald Trump and whether they could lead to unprecedented criminal charges against a former President of the United States.

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Lincoln Library director Summer Griffith talks about efforts to improve literacy skills, a preservation project for some of the library's microfilm collection, a bookmobile update, and more.

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A local esports coach, appearing in an individual capacity, discusses the state of competitive video gaming for high schoolers across Illinois and concerns about the current involvement of a for-profit gaming platform in state championship competitions.

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Republican candidate in the 13th Congressional District, Regan Deering, discusses inflation, Ukraine, Social Security, abortion, and more.

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Springfield City Treasurer and candidate for mayor Misty Buscher discusses various city issues, from the Wyndham City Centre to a possible casino for Springfield to crime and infrastructure.

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Cast members Jacqueline Keysear and Kayla Primm discuss "The Play That Goes Wrong," a hilarious slapstick comedy that wraps up its run at the Hoogland Center for the Arts this weekend, Oct. 21-23.

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John Lupton with the Illinois Supreme Court Historic Preservation Commission talks about the upcoming "History on Trial" event in Springfield October 25th, looking at the 1919 Chicago Black Sox scandal.

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Ryan McCrady, CEO of the Springfield Sangamon Growth Alliance, discusses the status of the Wyndham project, prospects for a downtown casino, the pros and cons of a "closing fund" for economic development, and more.

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Jason Benetti, the "voice of the White Sox," talks about his career in broadcasting and living with cerebral palsy, ahead of his Tuesday night appearance at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum.

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Former police officer Michael Fanone, who was seriously injured in the January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol, talks about his new book "Hold The Line" and the need for accountability for those responsible for the assault on American democracy.

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