WGLT's Sound Ideas - Full Episodes

(1:25) The series the State of Cannabis continues. IPR looks at various angles of the cannabis industry as Illinois lawmakers develop legislation to legalize recreational consumption of marijuana. (14:24) Plus, area unions are saying Rivian Automotive is not being a good neighbor. (30:52) GLT's Grow talks botanicals for face, food and drink. (40:12) And a teacher tells his harrowing story of a school hostage situation. People like you value experienced, knowledgeable and award-winning journalism

(1:25) The series the State of Cannabis continues. IPR looks at various angles of the cannabis industry as Illinois lawmakers develop legislation to legalize recreational consumption of marijuana. (19:02) Plus, Mary Cullen reports on the economic state of McLean County. (40:44) Jon Norton brings us the music of the Allman Betts Band. (25:04) And foodies sit up and pay attention! Larry Carius tells us about the Bloomington Normal Restaurant Scene. People like you value experienced, knowledgeable

(1:25) The Mueller report itemized about a dozen instances where President Trump tried to halt or influence the special counsel's investigation. But, GOP Congressman Darin LaHood says that's not obstruction. LaHood On Mueller and more. (11:18) Plus, GLT brings you the start of a week long series from IPR called the State of Cannabis, documenting the changes in attitude, industry, and economics as the general assembly works toward a legalization bill for marijuana. (20:06) Eric Stock brings you a

(14:00) Go inside a medical marijuana growing operation in central Illinois with GLT's Ryan Denham. It uses recycled air, carefully filtered water, and a lot of precision. The economic impact of cannabis. (1:24) Plus, part two of GLT's series on stolen guns in Mclean County. (41:23) Spider Saloff sings. (26:47) Eric Stock reports on autism friendly recreation and business. (19:44) And the Central Illinois Figure Skating Club prepares to showcase local talent. People like you value experienced,

(1:23) GLT's Ryan Denham reports on lost and stolen guns in McLean County. (12:20) You'll hear from an auto-industry expert about why the Rivian and Ford partnership makes sense for both companies. (29:29) An ISU research team explains their plan to make more environmentally friendly construction materials. (38:59) And Jon Norton talks to local musician Dan Hubbard about his new album. People like you value experienced, knowledgeable and award-winning journalism that covers meaningful stories in

(1:25) Ford is investing 500 million dollars in Rivian Automotive, which has an auto plant in Normal. We'll unpack what that might mean. (10:54) ROTC Cadets are helping kids learn at Fox Creek Elementary School in Bloomington. Third grader Austin Dorris looks out the school window every Friday to see if his Army Dude buddies show up. Eric Stock reports. (15:55) Land of Lincoln Honor flights has been helping aging veterans visit memorials for their wars in Washington DC. We'll talk with a veteran

(27:13) People with a big passion about small things tell their stories. Button collectors and sellers like Gary Brockman talk with Mary Cullen about the world reflected in buttons. (13:25) Plus, GLT prepares to say goodbye to a mainstay of this place. Jon Norton talks with Pat Peterson about her radio career supporting members of the station. (33:32) A Next to Normal Story Slam performer talks about getting schooled. (1:25) And Mayor Tari Renner of Bloomington stops by. People like you value

(17:48) Experts in childhood trauma say kids have more than just a fight or flight response....it's fight or flight or freeze. GLT's Willis Kern talks with Baby Fold Clinical Director Rob Lusk about trauma informed care for youth. (31:17) Plus, Eric Stock reports healthcare leaders in Bloomington Normal are sounding the alarm about measles. (1:23) IWU becomes an all Steinway School of music. We talk pianos. (41:43) And Laura Kennedy introduces the new season for Heartland Theater including a

(1:24) The business of agri-tourism is not that easy. GLT's Eric Stock reports on barriers from bureaucracy to capital in starting an agri-tourism venture. (17:48) Plus, the state of the Mclean County Democratic and Republican Parties. We'll hear from the party chairs of both major parties in Bloomington Normal. (42:57) And Mary Cullen brings you an episode of McHistory...hear from an abolitionist from the 1840s who put himself in danger exercising his free speech rights in Bloomington. People

(1:23) General Manager R.C. McBride shares the latest on WGLT's plans to take over operations at Peoria Public Radio (WCBU) starting this summer. (8:10) GLT's Ryan Denham talks with the hosts of NPR's new history podcast. (35:45) And Jon Norton previews the "What's So Good About Good Friday" art show. People like you value experienced, knowledgeable and award-winning journalism that covers meaningful stories in Bloomington-Normal. To support more stories and interviews like this one, please