Penny For Your Thoughts

Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joins the conversation in the second hour.

Brian Barnhart hosted a Penny open line, then Sam Limentato, a local attorney and University of Illinois Law Professor.

Brian Barnhart hosted a Penny open line and Alan Anderson, republican candidate for Champaign County Clerk.

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny. Tom Michael, Deputy Director of Athletics, joins Brian to discuss the new scoreboard and other improvements at Gies Memorial Stadium this year. Hour two is a Penny open line.

Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and Martin O’Donnell talking about the new Busey Bank – University of Illinois partnership. The second hour is Flashback Friday, this month, talking about your favorite fair or amusement park rides.

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny. Today, an open line and Athletic Director, Josh Whitman at Big Ten Media Days. Then Lynn Barnes and Cathy Emanuel from Advocates for Aging Care have big news about their skilled nursing facility coming to Savoy.

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny. Local attorney Tom Bruno was Brian’s guest for the first hour. In the second hour, more from Big Ten Football media days a conversation with Illini Coach Bret Bielema and Rich Clark, Director of the College Football Playoff.

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny from Big Ten Media Days in Chicago. Loren Tate from The News-Gazette joined Brain and then Illinois football players Katin Houser QB, Matt Bailey DB, and Juice Clarke DB, all to look at the season ahead.

Brian Barnhart hosts an open line for both hours today and we are treated to members of the Champaign-Urbana Theater Company (Lara Brooks, Monica Samii-Porter and Jeff Horger) with a performance from "Ragtime: The Musical."

Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line in the first hour. Then Mike McCuskey, Illinois Legislative Inspector General and retired Federal Judge, joins Brian in the second hour.