Brian Barnhart hosts an Illini Friday Penny. Barry Houser, from The Marching Illini, previews Saturday’s events. Mike Pearson, Illini Historian, looks back at some of the greatest games ever played at Memorial Stadium.

Brian Barnhart hosts. In hour-one, Brian welcomes Kevin Hinders and Benjamin Bross, Professors in the School of Architecture, to discuss their new book on Memorial Stadium. “The University of Illinois Memorial Stadium the First 100 Years”

Habeeb Habeeb joins Brian in the second hour, looking at current events in the Middle East.

Brian Barnhart hosts Champaign County Sheriff Dustin Heuerman in the first hour. News-Gazette columnist Jim Dey joins Brian in the second hour.

Brian Barnhart hosts a short show this morning with an open line early, then welcoming Jared White, Scout Executive/CEO of Prairielands Council, BSA.

Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Coach Nick Quartoro.

Brian Barnhart talks to Dr. David Fletcher about a weekend Halloween event, then welcomes Shannon and Peter McFarland into the studio to discuss renovations at Douglass Park. In hour #2, former Illini sports information director Mike Pearson calls in to talk about a couple of historical football games.

Brian Barnhart welcomes Champaign County Auditor George Danos to the studio in hour #1, then visits with author Mike Carpenter in hour #2. Scott Beatty then hosts another edition of Club Krannert.

In this edition of Club Krannert Center, Scott Beatty visits with Master Gunnery Sergeant Hilary Harding, the principal horn of the United States

Marine Band, "The President's Own." Harding is an alum of the University of Illinois School of Music. The Marine Band performs Sunday, October 6, in the Great Hall in the Krannert Center.

Brian Barnhart talks to Jim Edwards from Collette Travel on the upcoming group trip to Ireland, then, in hour #2, Paul Barrett, publisher of the News-Gazette, stops in to answer your questions.

Brian Barnhart hosts, local attorney Tom Bruno joined Brian for an open line the first hour. In the second hour, Urbana Mayor Diane Marlin and John Hecker from Crime Stoppers were the guests.