During the first hour of Penny, Brian Barnhart spoke with Jeff Wilson, a member of the Champaign County Board. In hour two, Brian interviewed Jeff D’Alessio, editor of The News-Gazette.

Brian Barnhart hosts an open line for the first 90 minutes of Penny, then welcomes Steve Tock, Toni Delporte (Hickory Point Bank and Trust) and Chad Hoffman (Executive Director, Habitat for Humanity) in the last half hour.

Brian Barnhart hosted an open line and spoke with Brianna Buchanan and Karl Mauzy from the Mahomet Area Youth Club.

Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate were the Monday Morning Quarterbacks after the win over Iowa.

Brian Barnhart with Kathy Reiser and the News-Gazette mailbag for hour one. The second hour was Flash Back Friday. Brian wanted to hear about your childhood pets.

Brian Barnhart had an open line in hour one talking about a long night at Penn State. In hour two, Brian explored the Champaign County African American Heritage Trail with Jayne DeLuce and Shandra Summerville.

Brian Barnhart hosts from Penn State University and welcomes Illini basketball analyst Deon Thomas and Iowa women's basketball broadcaster Rob Brooks.

Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line, with guests Gavin Christopherson and Carson Bounds, organizers of the Illini Pickleball Tournament to benefit Cunningham Children’s Home.

Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate hosted Monday Morning Quarterbacks after the win at Maryland.

Brian Barnhart had an open line in the first hour. Hour two features Jenette Jurczyk and Mila Thomas Fuller from That’s What She Said coming to The Virginia on 2-24-24.