Penny For Your Thoughts

Brian Barnhart hosts an open line for hour #1 from Greenville, South Carolina (including game highlights from last night's victory) then the News-Gazette's Jim Dey stops by for hour #2 to discuss the elections and the Middle East.

Brian Barnhart hosts the show live from Greenville, South Carolina for tonight’s NCAA basketball game. Guests include the News-Gazette’s Scott Richey on tonight’s game, Michael Evans on the upcoming “Illini Get Pickled” event to benefit Cunningham Children’s Home, and Beth Brotherton, Communications Director for Greenville (and former Champaign resident).

In hour #1, Brian talks to attorney and former city council member Tom Bruno about voting and the elections then, in hour #2, Max Armstrong talks about his colleague Orion Samuelson, then we check in with Delia Jervier, executive director of the Illinois Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association.

Brian Barnhart spend two hours with Judge Robert Steigmann discussing primary elections, voting, the SAVE Act and more.

Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks. They discuss the Illinois loss to Wisconsin in the Big Ten Tournament and look ahead to the NCAA game vs Penn on Thursday. Mike Koon joins the conversation to discuss the woman’s draw in the NCAA.

Dave Leake sits in for Brian Barnhart while Brian gets ready to broadcast the Big Ten tournament game. In hour #1 we talk Parkland College and their 60th anniversary celebration with President Pamela Lau, Vice-President Stephanie Stuart and Foundation Exec Director Danielle Wilberg, then, in hour #2, meteorologist Steve Hilberg stops by to talk about rainfall, severe weather and hail stones.

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny. Sanford Hess, candidate for County Executive in Champaign, joins Brian to discuss his campaign. Deon Thomas, Brian’s partner on Illinois Basketball broadcasts, talks about the Big Ten Tournament.

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny. Mark Brown from Experience C-U, with Parker Arnholdt and Andrew Ziegler from State Farm Center discuss plans for the IHSA boy’s basketball tournament. Michelle Jett, candidate for Champaign County Executive, joins Brian to talk about the primary election.

In the second hour, Lee Hall from the WDWS staff talks about the IHSA basketball tournament. Brayden and Tyler Henry, the twins from Unity Basketball, talk about playing at State Farm Center in the tournament tomorrow.

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny. Jason Marry, Expert Bracketologist for Illinois Men’s Basketball, discusses where Illinois is headed in the NCAA tournament.

Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Mike LaTulip. Brian, Loren and Mike discuss the Illini win over Maryland and look ahead to the Big Ten Tournament.