Brian Barnhart hosts Penny. Aaron Bird from the Salvation Army stops in to talk about bell ringing opportunities. Diane Ducey is ready for “Christmas in Tolono” on Saturday. Gale Cunningham, CIMG Farm Director, explains the Farmer Bridge Assistance program.

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny. Today’s guest is local attorney Tom Bruno for the first hour. Open line in hour two.

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny with Paul Barrett, publisher of The News-Gazette, then an open line.

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny. Doug Altenberger joins Brian to discuss the new Graduate Hotel project coming to Champaign. Stefanie Pratt, from Stefanie Pratt Team Coldwell Banker, talks about her holiday meal giveaway program.

Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks. Coach Nick Quartaro discusses the weekend in college football, including the Illinois vs Tennessee announcement for the Music City Bowl. Former Illini Mike LaTulip looks at the Illinois vs Tennessee basketball game and what is next for Illinois Basketball.

Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. Cele Otnes, professor emerita at Gies College of Business at the University of Illinois, discusses why “Mindful Gifting” should be the next big thing in holiday cheer.

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny. Melany Jackson discusses her upcoming Serve Now vision trip to Uganda. Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joins the conversation in the second hour.

Brian Barnhart visits the Champaign Public Library and talks to staff regarding their 150th anniversary. Guests include Brittany Millington (Library Director), Katie Blakeman (President, board of trustees), Jordan Neal (Adult Services Manager), Salem Gebil (Marketing Manager), Ashley Mayor (President, Friends of the LIbrary), Tricia Duzan (Deputy Director), Terry Goode (Development Director) and David Whitford (President, Foundation board).

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts. Peggy Prichard, News-Gazette columnist, joins Brian in hour two.

Was the Black Friday game against Connecticut a snapshot of Illinois at its best? No, but it's also no reason to start hitting the panic button. Opportunities await this month for a talented Illinois team to bolster its résumé — starting Saturday in Nashville, Tenn., against Tennessee. Beat writer Scott Richey discusses that and more (including recruiting, of course) in this week's Inside Illini Basketball