Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and Diane Ducey with upbeat news about Tolono Fun Days and The Fourth of July. Brian is joined by Steve Tock, Sophie Ellis and Amanda Borden from Hickory Point Bank and the Eastern Illinois Food Bank in hour two.

Brian Barnhart hosts a one-hour Penny open line.

Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and Bruce Knight, Planning and Development Director for the City of Champaign.

Brian Barnhart hosts a Friday edition of Penny. It’s the radio version of Kathy Reiser’s Mail Bag in the first hour. Kelly Bradham and Vanessa Faurie from Prairie Dragon Paddlers join Brian in the second hour along with John Hecker from Champaign County Crime Stoppers.

Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and Jeff McCausland, a CBS military analyst looking at the conflict in the Middle East.

Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line with local attorney Tom Bruno, then in hour two a conversation with Mike Haile from WHMS and Terry Luttrell from REO on Terry’s accident following the Saturday concert. And Coach Bielema and Luke Altmyre sing “Take me Out to The Ball Game”

Mike Haile and Brian Barnhart with Terry Luttrell of REO, who was injured in a car accident after Saturday’s concert.

Scott Beatty hosts Penny with Dave Leake and Jeff D’Alessio from The News-Gazette on this week’s Town Hall section

Brian Barnhart hosts a two-hour open line. Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joins the conversation in the second hour.

Dave Leake hosts a Penny for Your Thoughts. Hour one is a conversation about the U of I Observatory with Dr. Leslie Looney from the Department of Astronomy and Dr. Michael Svec, President of The Friends of the U of I Observatory. Hour two is an open line all about Friday the 13th.