Today, it's Illini Friday. Cassie Arner from DIA (minus 36:00) and Barry Houser from the Marching Illini (minus 32:00) get you ready for Illini football in Chicago.

Brian Barnhart talks with meteorologist Greg Soulje.  Hour two is a Penny open line.

Doctors report an alarming rise in injuries related to electric scooters amid a nationwide spike in their popularity.

Brian Barnhart talks with Jim Nowlan and Brian Gaines from the Institute of Government and Public Affairs about a seminar coming up on October 7, 2018, at The Wesley on the future of Democracy. Hour two is and open line. Also hear from Emily Hoch from the Champaign Public Library on a new author series.

Brian Barnhart has a Penny open line and remembers 09-11-01.

Guests:

Ron Filler, who donated to construct the Ronald and Paula Filler Marching Illini Instructional Tower

Cassie Arner and Barry Houser get you ready of Illinois vs Western Illinois on Saturday.

Brian Barnhart has a Penny open line.

Today's guests:

Tom Bruno and Clarissa Fourman, Champaign City Council members on settlements of the Teshome Campbell and Alton Corey suits

Rob Dalhaus of CU at Home with an update and Good Neighbor Day from Blossom Basket.

Andrea Darlas from WGN on Rahm Emanuel's decision not to run for re-election as Chicago's Mayor. Column by Jim Dey of The News-Gazette

The guest at the end of hour two is Rush Record from CASA, which is ooking for new volunteers.

Today it's Illini Friday and Flashback Friday.