Few people are as busy and prolific as actor and comedian, podcaster and TV host, director and entrepreneur, Aisha Tyler. The 11th season of the animated series Archer launched recently on FXX and FX on Hulu and the raunchy comedy is just of about a dozen projects Aisha Tyler has been working on over the last year. She's also the host of The Boys After Show on Amazon Prime, one of two Amazon shows she hosts, she has her own podcast and she just launched her own mixed drink delivery company called Courage and Stone. How we managed to slow her down long enough for a conversation is a demonstration of her kindness.

Aisha Tyler doesn't like time off. Working is Aisha's life blood and she's been working constantly the past several years with her role on the animated series Archer, her role in front of and behind the camera on the CBS series Criminal Minds, her podcasting endeavors, her hosting on Amazon Prime, and even an entrepreneurial venture in the world of mixed drinks wither company Courage and Stone. Aisha Tyler rarely slows down so we were lucky to catch up with her for this chat about season 11 of Archer on FXX and FX on Hulu.

Whiteside County COVID Mitigation Information by Regional Media

COVID-19 forced the organizers of the Halloween tradition, Bakersville, to innovate and come up with a new way to frighten and delight audiences. And, innovate they have with an all new radio play that they will be putting out via social media and in a special audio presentation at the Wanee Cinemas. Jacque Komnick, one of the organizers of Bakersville, joined WKEI on Tuned In to talk about how this all new presentation of Bakersville came together and how you can be part of enjoying Bakersville in person courtesy of the Wanee Cinemas.

The history of covering elections at WKEI, local, statewide and Presidential, are the subject of the latest edition of Kewanee Back When with Dave Clark and Sean Kernan. Dave shares memories of covering elections when so called election machines ruled the day with factions of Democrats and Republicans moving people to the polls and placing the radio station at the center of the election world on election night. Voting and Election Coverage of the past in the latest Kewanee Back When with Dave Clark and Sean Kernan.

On Tuesday evening, October 20th, 2020, the Kewanee League of Women Voters hosted a candidate forum for the Republican Incumbent Dan Swanson and Democratic challenger Christopher Demink, the candidates running to be the State Representative of the 74th District in Illinois. Sharon Deahl of the Kewanee League of Women Voters acted as moderator with questions generated by League members and questions solicited from the public.

Today in our twice weekly COVID-19 Podcast, RaeAnn Tucker from the Henry and Stark County Health Department joined WKEI to discuss the latest numbers and the worrying rise in the statewide infection rate. There was good news from Stark County where they've had no new COVID-19 positive tests since last Friday. We also talked about the latest guidance for safe gatherings on Halloween and for trick or treating. You can find tips for a safe Halloween on the Henry and Stark County Health Department Facebook page.

Dr Chris Sullens joined WKEI on Tuned In on Tuesday to discuss Monday Night's Kewanee School Board Meeting. On Monday night, the Kewanee School Board voted to continue the Hybrid schedule that has been in place for the first 9 weeks of the school year. The plan was renewed for the next 9 weeks when the School District will re-evaluate the hybrid schedule. That said, the School District is creating more opportunities for struggling students to get in person instruction. And, Dr Sullens updated us on the purchase of and planned placement of new digital signs at Kewanee Schools.

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