Brian Barnhart is back in-studio to host an open line for hour #1 with some discussion of last night’s basketball game, then News-Gazette columnist Jim Dey stops by for hour #2.

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny from New Jersey ahead of the Illinois/Rutgers game with Deon Thomas stopping by in hour #1. In hour #2, New-Gazette editor Jeff D’Alessio is in studio to talk about the recent Champaign City Council meeting and developments with the Unit #4 school board.

Brian Barnhart hosts a two-hour open line with Paul Ruedi calling in during hour #1 to talk about tariffs and then our own Mike Haile stops by in the second hour to talk about the bands Foghat, Rare Earth and Badfinger.

Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate hold their weekly “Monday Morning Quarterbacking” session with guests Mike Koon (Illini women’s basketball play-by-play) and Kevin Kugler (Westwood One, BTN, Fox Sports).

Brian Barnhart had a change in his travel plans today. Brian Barnhart and Ed Bond host Penny with Grant Thompson, Mike Haile, and Karen York on a Flashback Friday.

Today, from Lincoln, Nebraska, Brian hosts a Penny open line and Jan Seeley, Christie Clinic Illinois Marathon Race Director.

Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line in the first hour. Sharla Jolly, from the American Cancer Society, and Issac Sher, a cancer patient, discuss the upcoming Coaches vs. Cancer event and other programs of the American Cancer Society, in hour two.

Brian Barnhart hosts a one-hour Penny open line.

Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate are the Monday Morning Quarterbacks. Coach Mark Coombs discusses the passing of Erfrem Winters. In the second hour, sports broadcaster Noah Eagle talks about college basketball.

Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. Sal Nudo, author of Greater Than a Tourist – Champaign-Urbana: 50 Travel Tips from a Local, joins Brian in hour two.