WGLT's Sound Ideas - Full Episodes

On today's episode, the third in WGLT's series 'The Next Shift' details how the pandemic changed work from home trends, the League of Women Voters wants to inform the public about ranked choice voting, plus  a central Illinois lawmaker wants to stop a proposed carbon capture pipeline in his district.

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On today's episode, the first of WGLT's series 'The Next Shift' look at McLean County hiring and wage trends, a new natural playground opens at a grade school in Normal, plus an Illinois State Athletics Percy Family Hall of Fame inductee reflects on her athletic career and the sport she continues to teach.

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On today's episode, the first of WGLT's series 'The Next Shift' look at McLean County hiring and wage trends, a new natural playground opens at a grade school in Normal, plus an Illinois State Athletics Percy Family Hall of Fame inductee reflects on her athletic career and the sport she continues to teach.

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On today's episode, the Children's Discovery Museum opens a new exhibit, Samantha Fish brings her bluesy roots rock back to Bloomington, plus a Bloomington band considers its music a form of therapy.

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On today's episode, ISU faculty outline their priorities in their effort to unionize, former U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis discusses the ousting of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, plus the head of Midwest Fiber discusses technology advancements that help sort recyclable materials.

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On today's episode, Normal's mayor discusses a slowdown in new home construction and a proposed carbon capture pipeline, Illinois Republicans failed to keep party hardliners from ousting House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, plus McLean County struggles to meet demand for foreign language counselors. 

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On today's episode, McLean County works with healthcare providers to get mental health data, advocates mark Banned Books Week by calling for more controversial books to be shared, plus Illinois courts prepare for expanded electronic monitoring of inmates.

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On today's episode, Unit 5's superintendent discusses the district's strategic planning, plus a recent Normal Community graduate wins a national 4-H award for promoting good health.

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On today's episode, A free healthcare clinic in Normal marks 30 years in operation, WGLT's Welcome Home series explores Bloomington-Normal's arts scene, plus an audio an audio postcard from the Evergreen Cemetery Walk.

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On today's episode, a domestic violence case worker in McLean County says the cycle of abuse and violence can be difficult to break, Bloomington Deputy City Manager Billy Tyus discusses plans for a new downtown streetscape, plus a common condiment helps fight a common pest.

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