Penny For Your Thoughts

In another edition of "Monday Morning Quarterbacking," Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate take your calls and texts as they recap the Illinois/Maryland game.

Brian Barnhart welcomes News-Gazette columnist Jim Dey into the studio for an update on the Terrance Shannon case then hosts an open line the rest of the way.

Scott Beatty chats with Jacob Rajan of Indian Ink Theatre about the upcoming performances of Mrs. Krishnan's Party, a unique drama combining cooking, music, and guests -- where no two nights are the same. Three performances are Jan. 18-20 at KCPA.

Brian Barnhart has an open line for the first hour then welcomes News-Gazette Publisher Paul Barrett to talk about IPads, web site ads, high school box scores and the Tune-In app.

Brian Barnhart welcomes Champaign County State's Attorney Julia Rietz to the studio for hour #1 and then has an open line the rest of the way.

Brian Barnhart hosts an abbreviated version of Penny with a short conversation with News-Gazette sportswriter Bob Asmussen on the Terrance Shannon case, then he welcomes Claudia Lennhoff, Marty Smith & Ashlynn Stillwell into the studio to talk about Hope Village, a "tiny homes" community.

Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host another session of "Monday Morning Quarterbacking" with Sean Harrington as a guest in the first hour and an open line the rest of the way.

Brian Barnhart hosts an open line from West Lafayette, Indiana ahead of the Illinois/Purdue game and welcomes basketball analyst Mike LaTulip in hour #2.

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts. It’s an open line with News-Gazette columnist Jim Day joining in hour two.

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. Melissa Courtwright and Cedar King from C-U at Home join Brian in hour two to discuss One Winter Night coming in February.