State Sen. Andy Manar (D-Bunker Hill) discusses a wide range of topics from school funding to the upcoming State of the State address with WJBC's Sam Wood.

Dr. Amy Wood talks with Sean Copeland about the 1939 MGM film, The Wizard of Oz and it's historic place in film history in the Depression Era. Special attention is also paid to the original book published in 1900 by L. Frank Baum.

Dr. Martin Quirk talks with Sean Copeland about the rise of Populism and its social and political impact on American Politics, including comparisons to the Progressive Movement during the 1890s through the early 1900s. Special attention is paid to the state of Kansas.

Students from the Illinois State University Minorities in Agriculture Club joined Marc Strauss on the WJBC Ag Hour.

Bloomington mayor discusses what's next for a downtown proposal for a new library and bus transfer station after library trustees said they don't plan to move.

State Rep. Dan Brady previews Gov. Bruce Rauner's State of the State address and outlines his legislative priorities for the spring session.

WJBC's Marc Strauss interviews Dave Bishop of PrairiErth Farm in Atlanta, Illinois, about being recognized by the Illinois Dept. of Agriculture with the R.J. Vollmer Award for Sustainable Agriculture

Lieutenant Governor Evelyn Sanguinetti visits with WJBC's Scott Laughlin on state measures to battle the opioid crisis.

Founder of 'Open the Books,' Adam Andrzejewski, discusses his effort to bring financial transparency to all 50 states online.

Bloomington Interim City Manager Steve Rasmussen and Public Works Director Jim Karch discuss ways the city could seek to plug a $2.9 million deficit.