Penny For Your Thoughts: Recent Episodes
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A long-standing radio program unlike any other. Brian Barnhart hosts a two-hour program that gives the community a place to discuss about almost anything. Brian welcomes listener calls, texts and emails, often about current events, politics, culture or sports. He also chats with notable community members and journalists.
Host Brian Barnhart begins this Valentine’s Day edition of Penny with an open line, then he welcomes Champaign County State’s Attorney Julia Rietz to the studio for hour #2.
A busy day on Penny as host Brian Barnhart begins with New-Gazette columnist Jim Dey on the Madigan trial, then Dr. Peter Goldsmith from the Soybean Innovation Laboratory at UIUC, stops by the studio. In hour #2, Brian visits with Norm Davis, supervisor of Champaign Township.
Brian Barnhart welcomes Urbana Police Chief Larry Boone to the studio in hour #1 before hosting an open line in hour #2.
Brian Barnhart hosts one hour of Penny with an open line, then Ian Hobson stops by to talk about a special Valentines performance at Krannert Center by Sinfonia da Camera.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host two hours of “Monday Morning Quarterbacking” with topics ranging from Illini basketball to the Super Bowl and they are joined in hour #2 by a real quarterback, former Illini John Paddock.
Brian Barnhart welcomes John Bambenek (Bambenek Consulting LTD, UI School of Information Sciences) to the studio for a discussion of Artificial Intelligence (AI) before hosting an open line for hour #2, including some Super Bowl stats.
Brian Barnhart is back in-studio to host an open line for hour #1 with some discussion of last night’s basketball game, then News-Gazette columnist Jim Dey stops by for hour #2.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny from New Jersey ahead of the Illinois/Rutgers game with Deon Thomas stopping by in hour #1. In hour #2, New-Gazette editor Jeff D’Alessio is in studio to talk about the recent Champaign City Council meeting and developments with the Unit #4 school board.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two-hour open line with Paul Ruedi calling in during hour #1 to talk about tariffs and then our own Mike Haile stops by in the second hour to talk about the bands Foghat, Rare Earth and Badfinger.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate hold their weekly “Monday Morning Quarterbacking” session with guests Mike Koon (Illini women’s basketball play-by-play) and Kevin Kugler (Westwood One, BTN, Fox Sports).
Brian Barnhart had a change in his travel plans today. Brian Barnhart and Ed Bond host Penny with Grant Thompson, Mike Haile, and Karen York on a Flashback Friday.
Today, from Lincoln, Nebraska, Brian hosts a Penny open line and Jan Seeley, Christie Clinic Illinois Marathon Race Director.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line in the first hour. Sharla Jolly, from the American Cancer Society, and Issac Sher, a cancer patient, discuss the upcoming Coaches vs. Cancer event and other programs of the American Cancer Society, in hour two.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate are the Monday Morning Quarterbacks. Coach Mark Coombs discusses the passing of Erfrem Winters. In the second hour, sports broadcaster Noah Eagle talks about college basketball.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. Sal Nudo, author of Greater Than a Tourist – Champaign-Urbana: 50 Travel Tips from a Local, joins Brian in hour two.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joined the conversation in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Coach Nick Quartoro.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line with former Champaign City Council member Clarissa Nickerson Fourman in the first hour. In the second hour, the open line continues and a conversation about One Winter Night with Milissa Courtwright and Cedar King from C-U at Home.
Brian Barnhart with a Penny open line and Amber Oberheim from OSF Healthcare discussing a new clinic in Monticello.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and looks ahead to tonight’s Illini basketball game with former Illini Doug Altenberger.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate hold their weekly “Monday Morning Quarterbacking” session including talk of the college football playoffs, NFL action and the Illinois/USC basketball game.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two part Penny. First up is Kathy Reiser with the radio edition of The News-Gazette mailbag. Then Professor David Molitor from the University of Illinois on the wild fires in California.
Scott Beatty steps in for Brian for today’s “Penny” with guests Terri Reifsteck (Vice-president of Destination Branding & Development at Experience CU), Jeff D’Alessio (Editor, the News-Gazette) and Club Krannert with Sam Smith (Director of Civic Engagement and Social Practice at the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts).
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joins the conversation in hour two.
Brian Barnhart visits with WDWS morning show co-host CW Greer about his career on his fifth anniversary at WDWS. The second hour of Penny is a open line
Brian Barnhart is in Eugene, Oregon today after the Illinois vs. Oregon basketball game with a Penny open line and local attorney Tom Bruno.
Brian Barnhart hosts today from Eugene, Oregon, with a Penny open line and an update from New Orleans with Dave Cohen of WWL Radio.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line from Orlando Florida on the morning of the Citrus Bowl.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks with former Illini Matt Sinclair and Coach Nick Quartaro.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and Todd Ellis the voice of the South Carolina Gamecocks football team.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny. The first hour is an open line. In the second hour, Brian welcomes Matt Hausman and Peggy Prichard from Braver Angels for a political discussion.
Brian Barnhart welcomes Paul Barrett, publisher of The News-Gazette, in hour one. The second hour is a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart starts with a Penny open line, then talks with Nichole Millage from the City of Champaign and Susan Monte from CCES about recycling opportunities. In hour-two, Jason Heggemeyer from the Illini ticket office discussed stadium reseating.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line with several guests, including Jeff McCausland from CBS News on events in Syria.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joined the conversation in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line and Angie Barnard, Executive director of Illinois 4-H Foundation, and U of I student Sophia Schneider.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Mike LaTulip on basketball and Nick Quartoro on football.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two-hour open line, live from Evanston as the Illini prepare to take on Northwestern. Topics include Urbana police, national monuments and Janet Summers tells us about an upcoming “Taste of OLLI” event at the Oshur Lifelong Learning Institute in downtown Champaign.
n the first hour, Brian Barnhart visits with Champaign County Clerk and Recorder of Deeds, Aaron Ammons about local elections, past & future. Brian hosts an open line in hour #2 and we end with Club Krannert. Host Scott Beatty talks to a pair of dance instructors who lead a monthly “Dance for People with Parkinson’s.”
Dance instructors Laura Chiaramonte (Dance at Illinois) and Kate Insolia (Urbana Dance Company) visit with Scott Beatty about the monthly Dance for People with Parkinson's at the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts. The class if free and may assist with the preservation and improvement of balance, flexibility, and strength.
Justice Robert Steigmann from the 4th District Appellate Court, joins Brian Barnhart for both hours of Penny and discuss presidential pardons, the Jussie Smollett case, DEI at universities, the Daniel Penny case, and the hostage situation in the Middle East.
Brian Barnhart hosts an open line for both hours this morning with topics ranging from the pardon of Hunter Biden, to the Illinois state flag, and favorite holiday shopping locations. Melissa Sivels from the Salvation Army stops by in hour #2 to given an update on the Red Kettle Campaign.
Brian Barnhart hosts another edition of "Monday Morning Quarterbacking" with Loren Tate. Coach Nick Quartoro joins for hour #2.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and The Madrigals from The High School of Saint Thomas More.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and Kay Greene from CU Ballet on this year’s performance of The Nutcracker.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks with J Leman and Coach Nick Quartoro.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line with guests. Former Governor Pat Quinn joins Brian to update the property tax referendum after the election. In the second hour, Joe Thomas and Jonathon King from the Urbana Theological Seminary discuss their new book.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and Brad Swanson from State Farm Center stops by to announce events scheduled for this winter and spring.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joins Brian in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line including guests Jessica Hogue and Amy Brown from the Don Moyer Boys and Girls club to talk about Dancing with the Stars.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and Illini Friday with Derrick Burson, Cassie Arner and Barry Houser.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and Max Painter from MX Electric on the St. Joe Santa Run/Walk.
Brian Barnhart with Champaign County State’s Attorney, Julia Rietz. The second hour is a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts. First up, representatives from Mattex Home Services with a furnace give-away to a local veteran, Casey Wooten is this year’s recipient.Brian and Loren Tate review the weekend in Illini Sports in the first hour. In hour-two, Coach Nick Quartoro joined the conversation with former Illini quarterback John Paddock.
Brian hosts a Penny open line in the first hour. David E. Grogan from Voices to Veterans joins Brian in hour-two.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line in hour one. In the second hour, JT Barnhart from OSF joins Brian, then Scott Beatty has Club Kranert Center with Grammy award-winner Michael Cleveland.
Widely considered the bluegrass fiddler of his generation, Grammy award-winner Michael Cleveland joins Scott Beatty to discuss his career, connection with Allison Krauss and his upcoming performance in the Krannert Center on Nov. 16.
Brian Barnhart hosts a post-election Penny open line with local attorney Tom Bruno and Jim Dey from The News-Gazette.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks with guest Nick Quartoro.
Brian Barnhart hosts Illini Friday with Kathy Reiser and The News-Gazette mailbag, Barry Houser from The Marching Illini, Tim Brando, Fox Sports and FS-1, and Paul Barrett from The News-Gazette.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Don Owen--Champaign County Board District 7 on local referenda.Larry Fredrickson, Jan King and John Peeler, on the Terry Miller Brown Appreciation Event 1-6 pm on Sunday at City Center.Professor Yuliy Baryshnikov--Professor of Mathematics at UI on Cunningham Township Question on Israel.
Brian Barnhart hosts with former Governor Pat Quinn on a property tax question on the ballot. Deb Busey and Trisha Crowley from The League of Women Voters, discuss the auditor question on the ballot.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks with coach Nick Quartoro and basketball commentator Robbie Hummel.
Brian Barnhart hosts. In the first hour Brian welcomes Dr. Zeeshan Ahmad from OSF HealthCare and Chris Humer, Fire Chief, Tolono Fire Protection District on the tax referendum. Hour-two is a Flash Back Friday, what were your favorite hangouts?
Brian Barnhart starts the program with Tracy Parsons and Donna Tanner-Harold discussing the Black Mental Health and Wellness Conference coming to Parkland College on Saturday 10-26-24. An open line follows with Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joining Brian in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts. In the first hour, Brian discussed the proposed county sales tax increase with Stephanie Furtado, Champaign county board finance chair. In the second hour, Brian welcomed Emily Oberst and Deanna Cardone to promote The We Give Blood Drive taking place today at State Farm Center. Also joining Brian were Dan Marker from Hickory Point Bank and Tracy Wahlfeldt from Parkland College Foundation.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Dr. Kenny Lee, Superintendent of Mahomet-Seymour Schools, and Habeeb Habeeb and Rabbi Dovid Tiechtel, on CU United.
Brian Barnhart hosts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate, former Illini Matt Sinclair, and Coach Nick Quartoro.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Special Penny for Your Thoughts, 100 Years of Memorial Stadium. Today’s guests are former Illini SID Mike Pearson, former PA announcer Jim Sheppard, current Illini SID Derrick Burson, and former Illini Terrell Washington.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Jeff Brownfield, Illinois State Senate candidate from the 52nd district. Scott Beatty has this week’s Club Krannert with Michael Feinstein, who will present his tribute to the late Tony Bennett on November 9th, backed up by the Carnegie Hall Big Band.
Brian Barnhart hosts an open line for the first hour, then in hour #2 welcomes Lesley Dzik and Peggy Prichard from Braver Angels.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line with two guests. Deanna Woodard visits from Illini Rebounders and Marti Pearson stopped by from The Vineyard Church and their charity sock collection this month.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Coach Nick Quartoro discussing the Purdue game and Chris Willis from NFL Films on Red Grange.
Brian Barnhart hosts an Illini Friday Penny. Barry Houser, from The Marching Illini, previews Saturday’s events. Mike Pearson, Illini Historian, looks back at some of the greatest games ever played at Memorial Stadium.
Brian Barnhart hosts. In hour-one, Brian welcomes Kevin Hinders and Benjamin Bross, Professors in the School of Architecture, to discuss their new book on Memorial Stadium. “The University of Illinois Memorial Stadium the First 100 Years”Habeeb Habeeb joins Brian in the second hour, looking at current events in the Middle East.
Brian Barnhart hosts Champaign County Sheriff Dustin Heuerman in the first hour. News-Gazette columnist Jim Dey joins Brian in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts a short show this morning with an open line early, then welcoming Jared White, Scout Executive/CEO of Prairielands Council, BSA.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Coach Nick Quartoro.
Brian Barnhart talks to Dr. David Fletcher about a weekend Halloween event, then welcomes Shannon and Peter McFarland into the studio to discuss renovations at Douglass Park. In hour #2, former Illini sports information director Mike Pearson calls in to talk about a couple of historical football games.
Brian Barnhart welcomes Champaign County Auditor George Danos to the studio in hour #1, then visits with author Mike Carpenter in hour #2. Scott Beatty then hosts another edition of Club Krannert.
In this edition of Club Krannert Center, Scott Beatty visits with Master Gunnery Sergeant Hilary Harding, the principal horn of the United StatesMarine Band, "The President's Own." Harding is an alum of the University of Illinois School of Music. The Marine Band performs Sunday, October 6, in the Great Hall in the Krannert Center.
Brian Barnhart talks to Jim Edwards from Collette Travel on the upcoming group trip to Ireland, then, in hour #2, Paul Barrett, publisher of the News-Gazette, stops in to answer your questions.
Brian Barnhart hosts, local attorney Tom Bruno joined Brian for an open line the first hour. In the second hour, Urbana Mayor Diane Marlin and John Hecker from Crime Stoppers were the guests.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Coach Nick Quartoro.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and Mike Pearson with the best games in Memorial Stadium history in the first hour. Hour-two is September’s Flashback Friday.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today’s guests, Tim Gateley, who will speak at a universal crisis-response seminar at 6 p.m. Saturday at Philo Road Church of Christ. In hour-two, a discussion on capitalism with Jim Vermette and Bill Kline, from the Academy on Capitalism and their event on Wednesday, October 2, 2024, at Foelinger Auditorium.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny. Today’s guests are Alan Anderson, republican candidate for Champaign County Auditor, Jim Dey, from The News-Gazette, then Mitch Wilson and Carter Salvani from Hickory Point Bank on a first-time home buyers' seminar coming Tuesday, October 8, 2024.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and a conversation with Dr. Michael Chrasta and Jeff Goldberg about an Audience of ONE coming to The Virginia Theatre on September 29, 2024.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Ian Hobson and Seth Fein on tonight’s performance at Krannert Center, Sinfonia Da Camera: Rhapsody in Blue at 100. Mike Pearson joins Brian in the second hour looking at the greatest Illini Football games played at Memorial Stadium.
Thom Miller, producer of Illinois Theatre, previews the 2024-2025 season, which opens with "No Puedo, I'm Sorry" on Sept. 27-28.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Champaign County Clerk Aaron Ammons, then Scott Beatty with another edition of Club Krannert.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line in the first hour. Jeff Wilson from the Champaign County Board was the guest for the second hour.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks. Former Illini and NFL player Matt Sinclair joined the conversation in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart with a Penny open line and a Braver Angels conversation with Michael Trout, Mary Koloroutis, Lesley Dzik, and Matt Dzik.
Scott Beatty hosts hour one on an Illini Friday. First up, Kathy Riser with a look at her Saturday mailbag. Cassie Arner, Derrick Burson and Barry Houser from The University of Illinois have Illini Football information to share. Brian Barnhart hosts the second hour with Mike Pearson from Illini Legends, Lists, and Lore.
Sara Hook heads up Illinois' Department of Dance, and she previews the 2024-25 season with host Scott Beatty
Brian Barnhart with Professor Brian Gaines, University of Illinois Department of Political Science, in hour-one. The second hour is a Penny open line and Club Krannert, Scott Beatty with Sara Hook from the Illinois Department of Dance.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. Patrick Pfingsten from The Illinoiz discusses the debate with Brian in hour two.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line, then visits with Sharla Jolly and Shane Allen for a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society in the fight against breast cancer. Men Wear Pink.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks, taking your calls and texts. Coach Nick Quartoro joins Brian and Loren in the second hour.
Scott Beatty visits with Julie Gunn, co-director of Lyric Theatre at Illinois, to preview September's "Lyric Under the Stars" at Allerton Park and November's performance of "Oklahoma!" in the Krannert Center.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two-hour Penny open line, Scott Beatty has this week’s edition of Club Krannert with guest Julie Gunn.
Brian Barnhart with Tracy Wahlfeldt and Mike Bleich from Parkland College with Candy Foster to promote the Candy Foster Scholarship Fundraiser. Jim Dey joins Brian for a Penny open line in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny Open line and a conversation with Allison Dupre from Feeding our Kids in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Coach Nick Quartoro and former Illini Martin O’Donnell.
On the last Friday of August, Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line, including a recap of the Illini game vs Eastern Illinois and Flashback Friday. Brian wants to know about your worst ever car and car problems.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line with guests. Kendra Albers from Walk ALS in Champaign visits Brian in hour-one. Chelsea Norton from the Champaign Park District talks about the Ties and Tennies Gala in hour two.
Scott Beatty visits with Julieanne Ehre from the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts about the Opening Weekend Party that launches a new season next weekend.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today is Friday in the Illini Football world, so the guests are Derrick Burson, Illinois Sports Information, Barry Houser, Director of The Marching Illini, and Joe McCullough, Assistant U of I Chief of Police, all with useful information about Thursday night’s Illini football game.
Brian Barnhart and CW Greer welcome Tony Kahn, founder of AEW, to discuss AEW Wrestling coming to the State Farm Center on Wednesday. Then Doug Fink from C-U Kiwanis is ready for the 100 Illinois Basketball Tip Off Classic on Tuesday 9-3-24.
Monday Morning Quarterbacks is back for another year!!! Today, Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate are joined by Coach Nick Quartoro and J Leman to kick off the 2024 Illini football season.
Brian Barnhart visits with Kathy Reiser for a look at her News-Gazette mailbag. In the second hour, Illini director of ticketing, Jason Heggemeyer, joins Brian ahead of the new sports season.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line with guests. Nichole Millage tells Brian about her upcoming job as a TV analyst for NBC during the Paris Paralympics. Brad Swanson and Parker Arnholt are hiring for the State Farm Center this fall and winter.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line with guests.Steve Tock and Dan Marker from Hickory Point Bank, along with Sue Grey from United Way, discuss Battle of the Paddle, coming on August 27th at City Center. In the second hour, Justin Seno, Anne Skuse, and Frankie Bialeschki join Brian to talk about the United Way’s Bottom Line Diaper Drive.
Brian Barnhart with a Penny open line in hour-one. In the second hour, Brian is joined by Abby Mingus and Beth Wendling from Orphans Treasure Box and David Woods on the Paris Olympics.
Brian Barnhart with Champaign County State’s Attorney Julia Rietz in hour-one. Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joined Brian in hour-two.
Brian Barnhart with Unit 4 Schools Superintendent Dr. Shelia Boozer, and Orlando Thomas, Executive Director of School Supports and Student Assignment. Enjoy a Penny open line in hour two.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Grant Thompson on the impending demolition of Bresee Tower in Danville, David Leake interviews David Freiberg of Jefferson Airplane about a concert in Gibson City this upcoming weekend, and Erik “Cable” Davis of Wishes on Wheels on the 30th Annual Motorcycle Benefit Run coming up on Saturday.
Brian Barnhart hosts an open line for the first hour with Cedar King and Dan Corkery calling in about the C-U at Home trunk sale, then Mike Cagley from Illini Guys stops in to talk football in hour #2.
Brian Barnhart welcomes Sam Santhanam, general manager of the I-Hotel and Gale Bickell, president of the UI Quarterback Club, in the first hour, then former Champaign city councilwoman Clarissa Nickerson Fourman calls in for hour #2.
Brian Barnhart talks with the University's Mike DeLorenzo and local pastor Herbert 'Hub' Burnett.
Brian Barnhart hosts two hours of open line, visits with Paul Ruedi about the stock market and Brian Ames about the Illini Rebounders.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and a conversation with Rabbi Dovid Tiechtel from Illini Chabad.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and visits with Ervin Williams and Bonnie Craft, from Restoration Urban Ministries.
Brian Barnhart welcomes The Champaign Urbana Theatre Company cast members Emily Hogan, Nicole Morgan, and Simon Tiffon from The Sound of Music at The Virginia. Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joined the conversation in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny. It’s the last Friday of July, so today it’s a Penny open line and Flash Back Friday. Today’s topic is funny wedding stories.
Brian Barnhart with Professor Phillip Krein, University of Illinois Grainger College of Engineering, on wind energy production. A Penny open line follows.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line with several guests. Tim Hall from Hall Brothers Racing and County Fair activities, Tracy Dace and Elijah Dorsla with DREAAM and their upcoming trip to Africa. Bobbie Butler and Jan Miller from Hickory Point Bank with Captain Kenyon Sivels from the Salvation Army.
Brian was in Indianapolis today for Big Ten Media Days. Today’s guests are Carey Davis, new radio analyst for Illini football, Illini football players Seth Coleman, Gabe Jacas, and Pat Bryant. Tony Petitti, Big Ten Commissioner and Illini Football Coach Bret Bielema also joined the program.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny, with Wes Durham, ACC Network, David Woods with a preview of the Paris Olympics, and Shannon McFarland from STEAM Genius.
Brian Barnhart with a Penny open line and a Braver Angels conversation with Michael Trout, Mary Koloroutis, Leslie Dzik, and Matt Dzik.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny with Robert Jones, Chancellor University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny with an open line, then Brad Swanson from Bleacher Bum Cards on collectibles.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny with guests Brett Behrens from Channel 3 and Nichole Millage, City of Champaign Environmental Sustainability Specialist
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and discusses the opening of the Champaign County Fair with Bill Alagna.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and Scott Eisenhauer, the Village Administrator for Rantoul, Illinois.
Brian Barnhart hosts, Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joins the conversation in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts with a Penny open line. Then Patrick Singer from Pygmalion and Ian Hobson from Sinfonia De Camera joined Brian to promote Illiac, a free concert in Hessel Park on Saturday 7-13-24.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Jason Bonetti, a Fox Sports broadcaster, then a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Alison Dupree and Tania Coambs from Catsnap. In hour two, Paul Barrett, Publisher of The News-Gazette, discusses the newspaper and radio stations.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today’s guests include Daine Ducey and Mike Kobel from the Champaign County Freedom Celebration, Brad Swanson from State Farm Center, and Kevin Harlan, national sports announcer for CBS and TNT.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and Flashback Friday on the last Friday of June.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny with Grant Thompson, general manager of WDWS , and Emily Scherzer, from Busey on 40 under 40. In the second hour Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joins the conversation.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and discusses the YMCA with Jeff Scott, from The Y, and Steve Tock and Dan Marker from Hickory Point Bank.
Brian Barnhart hosts on a busy Monday. First an open line, then Diane Ducey and Jeff Hahn stop by to talk about Tolono Fun Day. In the second hour, local businessman Fuad Handal, from Fuad's Creative Hair Design, joins the conversation.
Brian Barnhart hosts on a busy Monday. First an open line, then Diane Ducey and Jeff Hahn stop by to talk about Tolono Fun Day. In the second hour, local businessman Faud Handal, from Faud’s Creative Hair Design, joins the conversation.
Brian Barnhart is joined by Kathy Reiser for the radio mailbag, then a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and Scott Beatty visits with Julieanne Ehre , assistant director for programming and engagement at the Krannert Center, about the 2024-25 schedule of performances.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. Then a conversation with Alan Jones about being an umpire.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. Then looks a local and national politics with Patrick Pfingsten from The Illinoize.
Father’s Weekend is here. Brian Barnhart has an open line, then spends an hour with his father, Tom Barnhart.
Brian Barnhart with a Penny open line and Diane Ducey discussing this year’s Freedom Celebration.
Brian Barnhart hosted a Penny open line and John Hecker and Gary Spear from Crimestoppers.
A one-hour show for Brian Barnhart this morning with an open line to begin then Gale Bickel, president of the Illini Quarterback Club, stops in to talk about the Bret Bielema Golf Outing.
Brian Barnhart hosts an open line during the first hour with topic including Caitlin Clark and iced tea then welcomes Dr. Larry Jeckel, local forensic psychiatrist, in hour #2 to talk about the state of mental health and the legal system.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny with weekend activities. Jan Seeley on Friday’s 5K, Steven Petrotto, from Horizon Hobby, on the RC Fest this weekend, and Kip McDaniel with information on the Junction Futbol Club, a women’s semipro soccer club that starts play this weekend in Urbana.
Brian Barnhart remembers D-Day with an open line, Jeff D’Alessio, editor of The News-Gazette, joins the conversation in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line, then a conversation with the Champaign County Auditor, George Danos.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and Mike McCuskey, the Illinois Legislative Inspector General.
Host Brian Barnhart welcomes Jeff Wilson from the Champaign County Board (District #1) into the DWS studio for hour #1 then hosts an open line for hour #2.
Dave Leake hosts a Penny for Your Thoughts with Lorrie Pearson and Lisa Sprinkle from the Champaign County Forest Preserve District. Brian Ames, an Indy 500 enthusiast, joins Dave in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart with a Penny open line and Jay Warren who will perform live on the Virginia’s historic Hope Jones Wurlitzer Pipe Organ during the classic silent film Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Brian Barnhart with a Penny open line and Amber Oberheim with an update on Peacemaker Project 703.
Brian Barnhart with a Penny open line, then Kris Koester from the City of Champaign discussed summer road work.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and Jennifer Hain Teper from the University of Illinois stops by to talk about the Preservation Emporium this Saturday 5-18-24.
Brian Barnhart with Champaign Police Chief Timothy Tyler, followed by a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts a very busy Penny. First up, Bruce Hall from REO with John Rector, and Larry Fredrickson to promote a benefit concert for the 100 Club Champaign Chapter. Next, Ed Bernson, John Priest, and Mike Nicholson from Mattex Heating and Air present a new HVAC system to University of Illinois Police Lt. Rachel Ahart. Hour two is a Penny open line with New-Gazette Columnist Jim Dey.
Brian Barnhart with CBS News legal analyst Thane Rosenbaum on the Trump trial, followed by a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart with a Penny open line the first hour. Then Brian is joined by Lynne Barnes and Cathy Emanuel from Advocates for Aging Care to discuss their survey on what is needed in Champaign Urbana for aging care.
Brian Barnhart explores current political discourse with Matt Hausman and Jim Mayer from Braver Angels.
The Cicadas are coming. The Cicadas are coming!! Brian Barnhart welcomes University of Illinois entomologist Professor May Berenbaum to explain the what, when, and where of cicadas.
Scott Beatty hosts Penny for Your Thoughts and welcomes Pamela Lau, the President of Parkland College, to the program.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and former Champaign City Council member Clarissa Nickerson Fourman stops by to join the conversation.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Champaign Mayor Deb Feinen, then an open line later in the program.
From Sunny Florida, Brian hosts a Penny open line, then is joined by James Keiken, Director of The Illinois Fire Service Institute to talk about 100 years of the Fire College and their upcoming open house.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Urbana Mayor Diane Marlin in the first hour. The second hour is a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Urbana Mayor Diane Marlin in the first hour. The second hour is a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart with a Penny open line. Jeff D’Alessio, editor of The News-Gazette joined Brian in the second hour.
Brain Barnhart hosts from the Gulf Coast. Jan Seeley joins Brian to recap the Christie Clinic Race Weekend, then Sue Aldridge and Rebecca McBride promote the Kappa Kappa Flower sale.
Scott Beatty hosts with Luke Taylor from The News-Gazette discussing the recent protests on the U of I campus. In the second hour, Scott was joined by Jordan Zech from Allerton Park and Retreat Center.
Host Brian Barnhart begins with an open line, then welcomes US Marine Corps veteran Ray Elliott to talk about his efforts to name a Navy ship after Joe Rosenthal, the man who shot the famous Iwo Jima photo from World War II. The second hour is a “Flashback Friday” with the theme of memorable road trips.
Brian Barnhart hosts an open line for the first hour of Penny, then welcomes News-Gazette writer Jim Dey for hour #2.
Brian Barnhart hosts an open line for the first hour of Penny, then welcomes Village of Savoy Trustees Larry Kanfer and Heather Mangian to talk about the upcoming Illinois Marathon in hour #2. Finally, Brian visits with Laura Brown from Champaign County CASA and Steve Tock from Hickory Point Bank.
Brian Barnhart with Champaign County State’s Attorney Julia Rietz in the first hour, Hour two is a Penny open line with Kay Greene from C-U Ballet telling Brian about Swan Lake coming to The Virginia.
Brian Barnhart with local attorney Tom Bruno in hour-one. In the second hour, Brian is joined by Kathy Reiser for the Radio Mailbag.
Brian Barnhart hosts with a Penny open line and former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines about her talk at The University of Illinois on 4-18-24. To register go to www.rileygaines.org/events/
Krannert Center's Emily Laugesen, Director of Community Engagement, previews the upcoming production of The Ugly Duckling from the Lightwire Theatre and more in the Youth Series.
Brian Barnhart with Champaign County Clerk Aaron Ammons discussing the election in the first hour.In the second hour, Brian reviews Saturday’s Lincoln Academy of Illinois 60TH CONVOCATION & INVESTITURE. Rita Garman, Alison Krauss, Lester McKeever and Jim Thome are featured on today’s program. John Hecker joins Brian at the end of the show to talk about this weekend’s Crime Stoppers shred event.
Brian Barnhart had a very busy Penny today. Jennifer Wherley and students from Mahomet-Seymour High School were here to promote their plant sale, then Rick Shoell discussed Challenger League Baseball. In hour-two, Brian welcomed Nate Kohn from Ebert Fest with special guest, actor Eric Roberts.
Brian Barnhart hosted Penny from Chicago where he is attending the 60th Convocation & Investiture of Lincoln Laureates. Today’s guests include Leanne Barnhart, Executive Director of the Lincoln Academy of Illinois and Evelyn Brandt Thomas, one of this year’s laureates.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today’s guests include comedian Jay Leno and John Currey from Champaign Central High School on the 55th annual Jazz Festival this Friday and Saturday.
Brian Barnhart with Rabbi Dovid Teichtel from Illini Chabad on events going on this month. In the second hour, Jan Seeley from the Illinois Marathon talked about preparations for race weekend, April 25-27, 2024.
Brian Barnhart discusses a free conference on fraud, coming to the I-Hotel on April 23, 2024, with Lt. Curt Apperson from the Champaign County Sheriff’s office and Marcus Provost from Edward Jones.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate wrap up the Illini Sports season today with one more edition of Monday Morning Quarterbacks. The popular Monday sportstalk program will return to the airways in August 2024.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Library Director Brittany Millington and staff from the Champaign Public Library to celebrate National Library week.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today’s guests include Tracy Parsons and Shannon McFarland on the passing of Dr. William Patterson, Ginger Mills from Cunningham Children’s Home on the Festival of Quilts, and Illinois Women’s Basketball Coach Shauna Green on winning the WBIT.
Saxophonist Jonathan DuFresne is this year's Krannert Center Debut Artist, which goes to a performer who receives a professional contract for their Debut Artist performance. Audience members receive a special opportunity to hear a rising University of Illinois musician and experience history in the making. Mr. DuFresne plays Sunday, April 7, in the Foellinger Great Hall.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. Jim Dey, columnist at The News-Gazette joined the conversation in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosted an open line in the first hour. Then Dave Leake from the WDWS staff talked about the total eclipse coming up on April 8, 2024.
Brian Barnhart hosts Monday Morning Quaterbacks with Loren Tate at the conclusion of the men’s basketball season. Mike Koon stops by to preview tonight’s Illini women’s game in the WBIT.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Deon Thomas from Boston and the NCAA Tournament. In the second hour, Brian has Flashback Friday ready to go.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts from Boston. Brian’s guests include Trent Meacham and Sean Harrington on Illinois Basketball. Brian talks Easter in hour-two with Joe Thomas from the Urbana Theological Seminary.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. In the second hour, Brian welcomed guests from Hickory Point Bank and Crisis Nursery.
Scott Beatty hosts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate after The Illini advance to the Sweet Sixteen.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Mike LaTulip and Jerry Hester discussing the Illini in the NCAA Tournament.
Brian Barnhart and Scott Beatty visit with Maestro Ian Hobson to preview Sinfonia da Camera's 40th season finale at the Krannert Center on March 23.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Scott Richey from The News-Gazette in the first half of the program. Scott Beatty hosts the second half with Brad Sturdy from Illini Guys
Brian Barnhart is in Omaha with the Illini for the NCAA Tournament. Guests on Penny today are Jeremy Warner of 24/7 sports and Bob Asmussen of The News-Gazette covering the Illini in Omaha.
Brian Barnhart hosts an open line in the first hour. In the second, Scott Beatty joins for Club Krannert Center with Ian Hobson, conductor of Sinfonia da Camera. Scott finishes the program with an open line.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks after Illini Basketball wins the Big Ten Tournament.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line with Mike LaTulip discussing the Big Ten Tournament.
Scott Beatty visits with Derek Gripper, a South African guitarist playing the music of the West African kora. Gripper will team with kora virtuoso Ballaké Sissoko for a free performance at Krannert Center for the Performing Arts on March 21.
Brian Barnhart hosts an open line and discusses the Big Ten Tournament with Doug Altenberger.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks after the Illini win at Iowa.
Friday, Brian Barnhart had an open line in the first hour. Dr. Greg Ward, a general surgeon at OSF Healthcare, was Brian’s guest for the second hour.
Brian Barnhart discussed the IHSA Boy’s Basketball tournament at State Farm Center with Mark Brown from Experience Champaign-Urbana and Joey Wright from The News-Gazette in hour one. Amy Kemp, author of I See You, was the guest for the second hour.
Coach Bruce Weber joined Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate on the Monday Morning Quarterbacks program.
On today’s Penny, Brian Barnhart answered open line calls and spoke with Lilly Ott, a certified nurse midwife at OSF Healthcare.
During the first hour of Penny, Brian Barnhart spoke with Jeff Wilson, a member of the Champaign County Board. In hour two, Brian interviewed Jeff D’Alessio, editor of The News-Gazette.
Brian Barnhart hosts an open line for the first 90 minutes of Penny, then welcomes Steve Tock, Toni Delporte (Hickory Point Bank and Trust) and Chad Hoffman (Executive Director, Habitat for Humanity) in the last half hour.
Brian Barnhart hosted an open line and spoke with Brianna Buchanan and Karl Mauzy from the Mahomet Area Youth Club.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate were the Monday Morning Quarterbacks after the win over Iowa.
Brian Barnhart with Kathy Reiser and the News-Gazette mailbag for hour one. The second hour was Flash Back Friday. Brian wanted to hear about your childhood pets.
Brian Barnhart had an open line in hour one talking about a long night at Penn State. In hour two, Brian explored the Champaign County African American Heritage Trail with Jayne DeLuce and Shandra Summerville.
Brian Barnhart hosts from Penn State University and welcomes Illini basketball analyst Deon Thomas and Iowa women's basketball broadcaster Rob Brooks.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line, with guests Gavin Christopherson and Carson Bounds, organizers of the Illini Pickleball Tournament to benefit Cunningham Children’s Home.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate hosted Monday Morning Quarterbacks after the win at Maryland.
Brian Barnhart had an open line in the first hour. Hour two features Jenette Jurczyk and Mila Thomas Fuller from That’s What She Said coming to The Virginia on 2-24-24.
Scott Beatty welcomes Jordan Coughtry, who directs Illinois Theatre's production of "Airness," a play about air guitar competition that will be at Fat City Bar and Grill.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. News-Gazette columnist Jim Dey joined the conversation in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host a Monday Morning Quarterbacks' edition of Penny for Your Thoughts.
Brian Barnhart opened the program with an open line. Brad Swanson from Bleacher Bum Cards joined Brian for the second hour.
It's a preview of Lyric Theatre's festive celebration of Carnaval with food, drink, music, and dance from France, Latin America, and Brazil! Performers Hector Camacho Salazar and Maya Cornejo join host Scott Beatty.The party starts at 6 p.m., on Tuesday, Feb. 13, in the Krannert Center lobby, with the concert at 7:30pm and dancing, drinks, and live samba following from 9 to 11pm. Come celebrate!
Brian Barnhart welcomed local restaurateur Eric Meyer in hour one. The second hour of Penny was an open line.
Champaign County Clerk Aaron Ammons joined Brian Barnhart for a conversation about the primary election in the first hour. The second hour of Penny was an open line.
Penny for Your Thoughts was hosted by Brian Barnhart with Champaign attorney Tom Bruno in the first hour. The second hour is an open line.
Were you part of the online audience today? Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate had listeners online and over the air for Monday Morning Quarterbacks. A review of Illinois and Nebraska in hour one. Kevin Kugler from Fox and BTN joined Brian and Loren in hour two.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Bruce Knight, planning and development director, for the City of Champaign in hour one. Diane Kevin, Charlie Rohn, and Carol Clark from the Champaign County Parkinson’s Group are the guests in hour two.
A preview of February Dance with Assistant Media Coordinator and Choreographer Elliot Reza Emadian.
Brian Barnhart hosts an open line in the first hour. Cathy Emanuel and Lynne Barnes from Advocates for Aging Care are the guests in hour two.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Justice Robert Steigmann for a two-hour discussion on the law.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two-hour open line with Jim Dey of The New-Gazette joining the conversation in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts with State Senator Chapin Rose. It’s Flashback Friday in hour two.
Brian Barnhart hosts, starting with an open line, then switching to politics with Patrick Pfingsten from The Illinoize..
Renowned musician and composer Branford Marsalis shares his philosophy on jazz, performing and composing with host Scott Beatty. Marsalis and his quartet will perform at the Krannert Center on Saturday, Jan. 27.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts. Today, Brian is in Ann Arbor as the Illini get ready to take on Michigan.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with Von Young in the first hour. Hour two is an open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts. The first hour is an open line with News-Gazette Columnist Jim Dey joining the program in hour two.
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.
Scott Beatty hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with Trent Ford, Illinois state climatologist, in the first hour. Kathy Reiser joins Scott in the second hour for the radio version of Kathy’s mailbag.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny for Your Thoughts. The first hour is an open line. Hour two is Flashback Friday.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny for Your Thoughts open line. News-Gazette columnist Jim Dey joined the conversation in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Monday Morning Quarterbacks' edition of Penny for Your Thoughts with Loren Tate.
Brian Barnhart entertains your calls and texts during an open line in the first hour then welcomes Tracy Parson (City of Champaign) and special guest Dr. Tony Davis to talk about his film "I Forgive."
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with Elizabeth Cook and Liz Mackey from Courage Connection in the first hour. Hour two is an open line with your calls and texts.
Max Painter from MX Electric joins Brian Barnhart in the first hour to talk about the “Santa Run’ in St. Joseph, then Brian takes your calls and texts in an open line for hour #2.
Brian Barnhart welcomes local attorney Tom Bruno in the first hour, then Amy Armstrong joins in hour #2 to talk about disability issues.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in hour one. Paul Rudolph, music director of Sesame Street, is Brian’s guest in the second hour. Deon Thomas drops by to talk about Illini basketball.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks. In the first hour Brian and Loren take your calls and texts. In hour two, Brian Anderson from TNT Sports joins the conversation.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in hour one. In hour two Jim Dey, columnist from The News-Gazette, joins the conversation.
Emily Laugesen, Co-Director of Engagment at the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, previews upcoming events in December and after the New Year.
Brian Barnhart hosts A Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in hour one. In hour two a discussion about Willard Airport with director Tim Bannon and Carly McCrory McKay from the Champaign County EDC.
Scott Beatty gets a preview of a beloved annual holiday tradition in the Champaign-Urbana area, the CU Ballet's performance of The Nutcracker.
Brian Barnhart hosts an open line in hour one. Hour two is Flashback Friday with your calls and texts.
Brian Barnhart hosts an open line in hour one taking your calls and texts. In hour two, Dr. Marschall Runge, from the University of Michigan college of medicine joins Brian to discuss his new book.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with Ryan Heiser, President and CEO of Fisher National Bank, in hour one. In hour two, Brian is joined by Jill Maxey of Willow Tree Missions and Bobby Poynton of The Lettermen.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate look back at the weekend in Illini sports, and then talk with Illinois athletic historians Kent Brown and Mike Pearson about efforts to digitize records and sales of Illini artifacts.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian has News-Gazette Columnist Jim Dey in the studio.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts and a two hour open line with your calls, emails, and texts.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with Justice Robert Steigmann for both hours.
Brian Barnhart hosts a one hour Penny for Your Thoughts and an open line with your calls, emails, and texts
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate and guest Big Ten Network Sports Analyst Dave Revsine in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian has an open line with your calls, emails, and texts.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Retired Local Businessman Alan Nudo in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian has Illini Friday and an open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest David Grogan from Voices for Veterans in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to Imam and other representative from the Central Illinois Mosque & Islamic Center.
Two members of the Jupiter String Quartet - Liz Freivogel (viola) and Nelson Lee (violin) - join Scott Beatty to preview their program entitled "Folk Encounters" on Nov. 10 at the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guests from Health Alliance Jeremy Jones, and Charles Joujoute. In the second hour, Brian talks to the Publisher of The Illinoize Patrick Pfingsten.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts and a two-hour open line with your calls, emails, and texts.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate. In the first hour, Brian and Loren talk to Former IlliniJohn Wright Sr. In the second hour, Brian has an open line with your calls, emails, and texts.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest University of Illinois Grad Students Stan Asher and Amnon Attali in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to the President and CEO of English Brothers Construction RJ Hynds and Illini Historian Mike Pearson.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest RetiredNews-Gazette Court Reporter Mary Schenk and then Hickory Point Bank & Trust Senior Lender Steve Tock and Executive Director of the Champaign County Economic Development Corporation Carly McCrory-McKay.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Dr. Joe Thomas from the Urbana Theological Seminary in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian visits with the President and CEO of Experience Champaign-Urbana Jayne Deluce.
Brian Barnhart host Penny for Your Thoughts and an open line in both hours with your calls, emails, and texts.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate as they talk all things Illini and more.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian has Flashback Friday.
Scott Beatty hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest New Covenant Fellowship Pastor Renée Antrosio and Adjunct Pastor Jeff Trask from the Champaign-Urbana Reperations Coalition in the first hour. In the second hour, Scott has an open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian is joined by News Gazette Columnist Jim Dey.
Scott Beatty hosts a one hour Penny for Your Thoughts and an open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart host Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks Sports Broadcaster Robbie Hummel.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with Director of the Marching Illini Barry Houser and Senior Associate Director of Athletics CassieArner in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to U of I Alumni and Lou Liay Spirit Award Winner Mary Ellen Penicook.
It's a preview of the upcoming Oct. 28 performance of Die Fledermaus, a collaboration between Illinois' Lyric Theatre and Sinfonia da Camera. Scott Beatty is joined by director Dawn Harris and cast members Hugh Davis and Mackenzie Taylor.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts and an open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts and a two hour open line with your calls, emails, and text
Brian Barnhart host Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Illinois State Senator Chapin Rose in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to Director of Illini Chabad Rabbi Dovid Tiechtel.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with Loren Tate and a two hour open line, as they talk Illini sports and more.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Broadcaster and News Gazette Columnist Kathy Reiser in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian has an open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest CBS Radio Military Analyst Jeff McCauseland in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian has an open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for You Thoughts with guest Good Samaritan Nick Bokszczanin in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian has an open linewith your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with Director of the Marching Illini Barry Houser and University of Illinois Senior Associate Directorof Athletics Cassie Arner in the first hour. In the second hour, Briantalks to Former Illini and Decatur St. Teresa Football Coach Brit Miller.
Brian Barnhart hosts a one hour Penny for Your Thoughts and an open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate and an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian and Loren are joined by Publisher of IlliniInquirer.com Jeremy Werner.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest University of Illinois Political Science Professor Brian Gaines. In the second hour,Brian talks to University of Illinois Director of the University of Illinois Marching Illini Barry Houser and then News-Gazette Columnists Lauren Tate and Bob Asmussen.
Brian Barnhart hosts A Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. Champaign County Coroner Duane Northrup is Brian’s guest in hour two.
Scott Beatty visits with Grant Gershon, conductor and artistic director of the LA Master Chorale. Widely regarded as one of the elite vocal ensembles in the world, the group will present a staged performance of Heinrich Schutz's Music to Accompany a Departure (Musikalische Exequien) on October 26.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian is joined by News-Gazette Columnist Jim Dey.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to Vice President Of B2b at Pavlov Media John Crutcher
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quaterbacks with Loren Tate and your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Broadcaster Jeremy Hobson and then Dr. David Flethcher from Safeworks Illinois in the firsthour. In the second hour, Brian talks to Hickory Point Bank President of the Champaign Region Dan Marker and Executive Director of the ParklandCollege Foundation Tracy Wahlfeldt.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for your thoughts and a two hour open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts a one hour Penny for Your Thoughts open line with your calls, emails, and texts.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate. Brian and Loren talk to Fox Sports Broadcaster Jason Benetti.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate and an open line during the first hour. In the second hour, Brian and Loren talk to Fox Sports Broadcaster Jason Benetti.
Alexandra Barbier, new Assistant Professor for the Department of Dance at the Univ. of Illinois, discusses the department's reputation and approach to dance while previewing the October Dance performances from Oct. 12-14 at the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Appellate Court Justice Robert Steigmann for both hours.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with News Gazette columnist Loren Tate.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Director of the Marching Illini Barry Houser and Sports Information Director Derrick Burson. In the second hour, Brian talks to Former Illini and Current Fisher Bunnies Football Coach Matt Sinclair.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to Chabad Center for Jewish Life of University of Illinois at UC Dovid Tiechtel.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line and Maestro Ian Hobson in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks with News-Gazette Columnist Jim Dey and Illinois Legislative Inspector General Mike McCluskey.
Brian Barnhart hosts a one hour Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Champaign County State's Attorney Julia Rietz.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate as they talk all things Illini and more.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Attorney Tom Bruno in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian is joined by Color Commentator and former Illini Martin O'Donnell.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts and a two hour open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Ahead of this weekend's Ellnora Guitar Festival at the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, Scott Beatty visits with famed guitarist Stephane Wrembel, one of the most highly regarded guitarists in the world specializing in the style of legendary composer/guitarist Django Reinhardt.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to Local Businessman Seon Williams.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts and a two hour open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate as they talk all things Illini and more.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest 1983 Rose Bowl Quarterback Jack Trudeau followed by University of Illinois Sports Information Director Derrick Burson and Director of the Marching Illini Barry Houser. In the second hour, Brian is joined by BTN Analyst and Former Illini J Leman.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest from the 1983 Fighting Illini Football team Scott Golden and the for the ALS Walk Harsha Gurujal in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to David Murphy Superintendent of the Veteran's Assistance Commission.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Urbana Police Chief Larry Boone and Urbana Mayor Diane Marlin in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to U of I Deputy Chief of Police Joe McCullough.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Unit 4 Superintendent Dr. Shelia Boozer and Dr. James Harden in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to MX Electric Founder & CEO Max Painter and then Bobra Crockett and Greg Agnos about the upcoming Fighting Illini Football 1983 reunion.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts, Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate and guest Dave Clark from the Illini Quarterback Club.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian has a Flashback Friday with your calls, emails, and texts.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest News Gazette Columnist Jim Dey and an open line in the first hour, In the second hour, Brian welcomes musician Candy Foster to the studio.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Agricultural Broadcaster Max Armstrong in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to former resident of Lahaina Hawaii James Daly.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Champaign County Clerk and Recorder Aaron Ammons.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts and a two hour open line with your calls, emails, and texts.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Kathy Reiser and the Radio Mailbag in the first hour. In hour two, Brian has an open line and a visit with his father in-law Lee Rodgers
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny for Your Thoughts. In the first hour, Brian is joined by Urbana School District #116 Board of Education president, Paul Poulowsky. Rev Willie Comer and Kent Hollis from Youth for Christ are guests in the second hour, along with Sue Grey and Dan Marker from Battle of the Paddle.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny for Your Thoughts. In the first hour, Brian is joined by Urbana School District #116 Board of Education president, Paul Poulowsky. Rev Willie Comer and Kent Hollis from Youth for Christ are guests in the second hour, along with Sue Grey and Dan Marker from Battle of the Paddle.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts. In the first hour, Brian interviews author and national radio host Clay Travis. Thane Rosenbaum, CBS News legal analyst, joins Brian in hour two to discuss the latest Trump indictment. Chelsea Norton and Laura Auterberry from the Champaign Park District promote the Ties and Tennies event on September 14th.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In hour two, Brian is joined by Fox Sports college football announcer Tim Brando.
Scott Beatty visits with Lisa Gaye Dixon, Professor of Theatre and Dance at the Univ. of Illinois, about Illinois Theatre's upcoming season.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts and a two hour open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian is joined by News Gazette columnist Jim Dey.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian is joined by the owner of Bleacher Bum Cards, Brad Swanson.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian is joined by Pastor Hub Burnett.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian is joined by Pastor Hub Burnett.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts and a two hour open line with your calls, emails, and texts.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts and a two hour open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts and a two hour open line with your calls, emails, and texts.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Appellate Court Justice Robert Steigmann in both hours.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Savoy Village President John Brown in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to members of the Champaign-Urbana Theater Company about their upcoming production of The Music Man.
Evan Conn and Brian Barnhart host with organizers of the 2nd Annual Coleman Carrodine Alumni Game . This Saturday at Central High School. Sonny Walker, Jordan Johnson, Jovae Wright, Kieon Gill.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Sound of Freedom Executive Producer Paul Hutchinson in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian is joined by Former Champaign City Councilwoman Clarissa Nikerson Fourman.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian has Flashback Friday.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest President Champaign Region at Hickory Point Bank Dan Marker, President and CEO at Eastern Illinois Foodbank Kelly Daly, Vice President of Development at Eastern Illinois Foodbank Amanda Borden, Vice President at The Atkins Group and representative for Clearview Farms Jim Goss in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian is joined by News Gazette Columnist Jim Dey.
Sara Hook, the Head of the Department of Dance at University of Illinois, discusses the program and previews dance for the upcoming season at the Krannert Center.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts live from Big Ten Media Days.
Guests include: Isaiah Williams, Bob Asmussen, Larry Smith from Illiniguys.com, Dave Eanet Northwestern Play by Play. From the podium Illini Coach Bret Bielema, Northwestern Coach David Braun, and Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti.
Brian Barnhart hosts an hour of Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Local Attorney and Former Champaign City Council Member Tom Bruno.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian is joined by Lead Educator for East Central Illinois EMS Les Mennenga.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to the Karras football family.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for your thoughts with your calls, emails, and texts on an open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest former Champaign County Circuit Judge and Attorney Sam Limentato in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian has an open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts. Brian has a two-hour openine with your calls, emails, and texts.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian is joined by The United Way to talk about their upcoming one hundred year anniversary.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts live from Gameday Spirit Fighting Illini Fanstore.
Scott Beatty visits with Andrew Giza, the Events Director for the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, to discuss the upcoming Ellnora Guitar Festival in September, which includes artists such as Ani DiFranco, Emmylou Harris, Malina Moye, Rodrigo y Gabriela and Andy Summers.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian is joined by Pavlov Media Director of Marketing Jason Free.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian is joined by News-Gazette Columnist Jim Dey.
Scott Beatty hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line and Radio Broadcaster Mike Haile in the first hour. In the second hour, Scott talks with Executive Vice President and Publisher Champaign Media Group, Paul Barrett.
Scott Beatty hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Deputy Police Chief Geoffrey Coon and Assistant to the Police Chief for Community Services Joe Lamberson.
Scott Beatty hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Parkland College President Dr. Pam Lau in the first hour. In the second hour, Scott talks to CBS News Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum.
Scott Beatty hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guests University of Illinois Professor Martin Burke and Senior Research Scientist Agnieszka Lewandowska in the first hour. In the second hour, Scott is joined by News-Gazette Columnist and Radio Personality Kathy Reiser.
After a hiatus, Club Krannert Center returns with a look at the happenings at the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts. Scott Beatty hosts a conversation with KCPA director Mike Ross about the diverse programming for the 2023-24 season that begins in September.
Scott Beatty hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest University of Illinois Deputy Police Chief, Joe McCullough in the first hour. In the second hour, Scott talks to Director of Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, Mike Ross.
Scott Beatty hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Illinois State Climatologist in the first hour. In the second hour, Scott talks to Executive Director of Willard Airport, Tim Bannon.
Scott Beatty hosts an hour of Penny for Your Thoughts with guest CBS News Chief Election & Campaign Correspondent Robert Costa.
News Gazette Vice President of News Jim Rossow and Editor of The News-Gazette Jeff D'Alessio host Penny for Your Thoughts with a two hour open line.
Brian Barnhart host Penny for Your Thoughts on DWS and a two hour open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts and a two hour open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian is joined by Pastor Willie Comer and Zabrina Comer.
Scott Beatty hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Scott is joined by the author of The News-Gazette Kathy's #Mailbag, Kathy Reiser.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian welcomes his Dad, Tom Barnhart into the studio.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts and talks about the upcoming Juneteenth Celebration with guest Champaign Park District Staff members Robert White, Sarah Sandquist and Douglas Library Assistant Danté Scott in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian has an open line with your calls, emails and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian is joined by New Gazette Columnist Jim Dey.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts. Today Brian has a two-hour open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts. Today Brian has a two-hour open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in both hours as he takes your calls, emails and texts.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to WCIA Sports Director Bret Beherns.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Appellate Court Justice Robert Steigmann for both hours.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Champaign County State's Attorney Julia Rietz in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian has an open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with a two hour open line on NewsTalk 1400 WDWS.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an openline in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to WDWS Vice President and General Manager Grant Thompson.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Stroke Coordinator for OSF Hospitals Leslie Ingold in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian has an open line and is joined by News Gazette Columnist Jim Dey.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts and a two hour open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to Marilyn Whalen, with Land of Lincoln Flightless Honor Flight.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Dr. William Gingold to talk about The Holocaust Display in Savoy, Illinois, and Champaign resident Brian Ames and Brian talk about the Indy 500 after that In the first hour. In the second hour, Brian has an open line with yourcalls, emails, and text. Then Brian is joined by Hickory Point Bank, Senior Vice President of Mortgage Lending, Mitch Wilson, and Joan Walls ofFamily Services of Champaign County.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Diane Ducey andSkeeter’s the Clown.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to Champaign Park District/ Martens Center Staff Paige Duncan, Lynne Franco, and Sarah Sandquist.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to retiring Unity High School Principal Phil Morrison.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Amber Oberheim, wife of Fallen City of Champaign Police Officer Chris Oberheim, in thefirst hour. In the second hour, Brian has an open line with your calls, emails and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to Retired City of Champaign Police Officer Jeff Creel.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour and Doug Fink to talk about the upcoming Kiwanis Club of Champaign-Urbana Pancake Breakfast. In the second hour, Brian talks toCity of Champaign Kris Koester about city roads.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Sarah Edwards, Producer of WILL-TV series Prairie Fire in the first hour. In the second hour, there's an open line with your calls, emails and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts an open line in hour one. In hour two, Brian is joined by Brad Swanson from Bleacher Bum Cards in Urbana.
Brian Barnhart with an open line in hour one. In hour two, Brian is joined by Doug Swinford, author of Planets, Transplants, and Autocorrect.
Brian Barnhart continues Penny at the Beach with an open line and Laura Wihelm Barr preparing for University of Illinois commencement.
Brian Barnhart with an open line in hour one. In hour two, Brian is joined by Jilyan Landon from Ryan Dallas to discuss the local real estate market, then Mike Haile stops by to celebrate 45 years of broadcasting in Champaign-Urbana.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian has Royal Watcher-Watcher Cele Otnes.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to Former President of the U of I Alumni Association Lou Liay and Interim President of the U of I Alumni Association David Brambrey.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line for most of the show. In the second hour, Brian plays an interview LA Fredrickson andDave Leake did with Alice Cooper to promote his upcoming show at the State Farm Center.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest County Clerk and Recorder of Deeds Aaron Ammons in the first hour. In the second hour,Brian has an open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts With an open line for most of the show, and then Brian talks to Kappa Kappa Gamma Ginger Mills and Dreaam Shannon Morber about their upcoming flower sale.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Justice Robert Steigmann for two hours
Brian Barnhart hosts a one-hour Penny for Your Thoughts with guest CU Ballet Executive Director Kay Greene.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts from the Champaign Public Library. Brian talks with the Champaign Public Library staff DeputyDirector Tricia Duzan, Children Services Manager, Mike Rogalla, Children's Librarian Lauel Halfar, Career Librarian Catherine Purcell, TechnologyLibrarian Susan Winkler, Library Director Brittany Millington, and From the Douglas Branch of the Champaign Public Library Dante Scott.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Retiring Champaign City Council Member Tom Bruno in the first hour. In the second hour, Briantalks to Director of Illini Chabad, Rabbi Dovid Tiechtel.
Scott Beatty hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with Guest Director Allerton Park & Retreat Center Derek Peterson in the first hour. In the secondhour, Scott talks to Olympic Champion and Commencement Speaker Jackie Joyner-Kerse
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Promoter Mike Namoff in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to Roger Ebert Film Festival Director Nate Kohn, President Madalay Pictures Jason Michael Berman, and Writer & Director Edison Oda.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Executive Vice President and Publisher Champaign Media Group Paul Barrett in the firsthour. In the second hour, Brian talked to President of Champaign Region Hickory Point Bank Dan Marker, Executive Director Champaign County CASA Rush Record, and Champaign County CASA Board President Kristyn McReaken.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line for hour one and most of hour two. Brian is then joined by Director of Instrumental Music at Champaign Central High School, John Currey, to talk about the upcoming 54th Annual Central Jazz Festival.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in hour one. In hour two, Brian talks to the President of OSF Healthcare Heart of Mary Medical Center, J.T. Barnhart.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts. On today's show, Brian has a two-hour open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts for an hour with guests State Senator Paul Faraci and President CU Autism Network Julie Duvall.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian is joined by CEO Emeritus of HumanKinetics Brian Holding, Executive Director Champaign Park District Sarah Sandquist, and Director of the Illinois Office of Broadband Matt Schmit.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line and then members of the cast of Champaign Central High School Theater Department's The Little Mermaid in the first hour. In the second hour, Assistant Professor of History of Christianity at Urbana Theological Seminary, JoeThomas.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an on line in the first hour. In the second hour Brian is joined by News Gazette Columnist Jim Dey.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to Sinfonia da Camera Music Director & Conductor Ian Hobson.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate and guest Former Ill Basketball Assistant Coach MarkCoomes in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian has an open line with your calls, emails, and text.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Incumbent Champaign Unit 4 School Board Candidate Amy Armstrong in the first hour.In the second hour, Brian has Flashback Friday.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Champaign Unit 4 School Board Candidate Mark Holm in the first hour. In the second hourBrian is joined by, Krannert Center for the Performing Arts Executive Director Mike Ross, The Virginia Theater Director Steven Bentz, Co-director of Lyric Theatre at Illinois Julie Gunn, and Dance at Illinois C. Kemal Nance.
Brian Barnhart and News Gazette Editor D'Alessio host Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Mayoral Candidates Azark Cobbs, Don Gerard, andincumbent Deb Frank Feinen.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest United Way Chief Impact Officer Bev Baker and Director of University of Illinois Child CareResource and Referral Brenda Eastham.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts. Brian has a one hour edition of Monday morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate and guest University of Illinois Men's Basketball Coach Brad Underwood in the First Hour. In the second hour, Brian talks to Champaign Unit 4 School Board Candidate JeffBrownfield. Then we have Crisis Nursery Board Member Cassie Arner to close out the show.
Evan Conn and Loren Tate discuss tonight’s sweet 16 games then welcome Illini softball pitching coach Vann Stuedeman to preview the start of the Big Ten season.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest News Gazette columnist Jim Dey in the first hour. Then, in the second hour, Brian talksto Scott Burnsmier and Elizabeth Hagaman with the Alzheimer's Association, then President Champaign Region Hickory Point Bank Dan Marker andChampaign County Humane Society Executive Director Mary Tiefenbrunn.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Champaign Unit 4 School Board Candidate Mark Thies in the first hour and an open line in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Brian talks with League of Women Voters Ann Prisland.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate as they have a two hour open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest IlliniGuys founder Larry Smith in the first hour, and News Gazette Sports Columnist Joe Vozzelli then Director of Production at Krannert Center for the Performing Arts Terri Ciofalo in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart and Scott Beatty host Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, they are joined by WEEK 25 Sports DirectorJim Matteson and then University of IllinoisAssociate Director of Athletics, Ticketing and Sales Jason Heggemeyer.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Big Ten Analyst Trent Meacham in the first hour, and Basketball Analyst Deon Thomas in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest News Gazette Prep Sports Writer Colin Likas in the first hour, and former Illini Mike LaTulip in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour and most of the second hour. Then guests from Parkland College Second Stage Theater join Brian to promote their upcoming show Actors' Studio Production, The Good Doctor
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour Brian is joined by Mike Koon from Visit Champaign County then, Ann Prisland from Leauge of Women Voters ofChampaign County.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate as they talk Illini Basketball and more.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour Brian talks to Director of the University of Illinois Marching Illini Barry Houser and Director of Advancement for The University of Illinois School of Music David Allen.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour, and News Gazette Columnist Jim Dey in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Champaign City Council Member Tom Bruno in the first hour, and an open line in the secondhour.
Scott Beatty and Loren Tate host with Mike Renner, the lead NFL draft analyst for Pro Football Focus.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with News Gazette Columnist Bob Asmussen talking Assembly Hall history in the first hour, and CountyClerk Aaron Ammons in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbackswith Loren Tate as they talk Illini Basketball and more.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Illinois Legislative Inspector General Mike McCuskey in the first hour, and Flashback Friday in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts. In the first hour, Brian has an open line with your phone calls, email, and texts. In the second hour,Brian is joined by CUTC (Champaign Urbana Theater Company) production of Arsenic and Old Lace Cast members Tania Arazi-Combs, KellyBarbour-Conerty, Casey Long, and Dwayne Combs. Later in the hour, Brian is joined by Steve Tock, Senior Lender of Hickory Point Bank and Trust,ToniDelporte, Chief Credit Officer of Hickory Point Bank and Trust, and Chad Hoffman of Habitat for Humanity Champaign County.
Brian Barnhart host Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Appellate Court Justice Robert Steigmann in both hours.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny for Your Thoughts with Champaign County State’s Attorney Julia Rietz in the first hour and an open line in the second.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate. Brian and Loren have an open line in the first hour, andguest John Gasaway from ESPN in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart host Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Urbana Mayor Diane Marlin and Scott Tess City of Urbana in the first hour, and an open line in the second hour.
Mark Wisniewski, Aaron Sutton, and Dries Durnez from Busey Wealth Management look at the current markets and investing.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line, and guest President and CEO of Visit Champaign County Jayne Deluce.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour and a discussion on race relations with former Champaign Police officer Von Young in the second.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate. In the first hour, Brian and Loren are joined by formerUniversity of Illinois Men's Basketball Head Coach and Big Ten Analyst Bruce Weber, and they have an open line in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart interviews Dr. Tarique Enezate an interventional cardiologist from OSF Healthcare.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny for Your Thoughts with Eric Meyer on the 90th anniversary of Kams in the first hour. Brian interviews Dr. Tarique Enezate, an interventional cardiologist from OSF, in hour two. At the end of the program, Brian talks about the Super Bowl with Mike Haile, a Kansas City Chiefs fan, and Mark Schultz, a Philadelphia Eagles fan.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour, and Nationally Syndicated Radio, Author of "Unoffendable", and Former WDWS Afternoon Host Brant Hansen in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour, and News Gazette Columnist Jim Dey in the second hour.
Scott Beatty fills in for Brian Barnhart as host of Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour, and University of Illinois Professor of Law Dr. Colleen Murphy, in hour two.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate talk the Illini and all things sports on Monday Morning Quarterbacks.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Patrick Pfingsten from The Illinoize in the first hour and Mandi Alt from the University of Illinois Gies College of Business in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, City of Urbana Bridget Broihahn talks about being on set of the movie Groundhogs day and then Unity MusicBooster Diane Ducey.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski in the first hour and, an open line in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with CBS Military Expert Jeff McCausland in the first hour and, an open line in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate. In the first hour, they have an open line and, in the second hour, they talk with Kevin Kugler from Fox Sports.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guests former Willard Airport staff members Jon Rector and Mike Kobel in the first hour and an open line in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour and guest News Gazette Columnist Jim Dey in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate. They are joined by Big Ten Analyst and Former IlliniTrent Meacham @TrentMeacham in the first hour and have an open line in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Justice Robert Steigmann for two hours.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Retired Certified Facility Security Officer University of Illinois Susan Warsaw and RetiredSenior Special Agent Department of Defense Michael Dockery.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour and guest Unit 4 Families for a Smarter Solution Cynthia Bruno in the second hour.
Interior Designer TV Host Doug Wilson joins Brian Barnhart to host a panel on dryness in the home with Draperies and Interiors by Design LeanneMyers, Heartland Hardwoods Inc. Mark Willenborg, Lanz Heating and Cooling Wes Ifft, and Christie Clinic Dermatology Anna Snowden.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, Interior Designer TV Host Doug Wilson joins Brian to host a panel on dryness in the home with Draperies and Interiors by Design Leanne Myers, Heartland Hardwoods Inc. Mark Willenborg, Lanz Heating and Cooling Wes Ifft, and Christie ClinicDermatology Anna Snowden.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterback with News Gazette Sports Columnist Loren Tate.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Champaign City Council member Tom Bruno in the first hour and an open line in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts from Nebraska with guest Basketball Analyst and Former Illini Doug Altenberger.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate as they talk about all things sports.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest University of Illinois Gies College of Business Dean Jeff Brown in the first hour and an open line in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour and News Gazette Columnist Jim Dey in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour and Dr. David Fletcher in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest, Writer of The Illinoize Patrick Pfingsten and Former Illini Sean Harrington in the first hour. In the second hour, there was an open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Clarissa Nickerson Fourman in the first hour and an open line in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbackswith News Gazette Sports Columnist Loren Tate.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Retiring Executive Director of the Champaign Park District Joe DeLuce in the first hour andState Senator Chapin Rose, Champaign Mayor Deb Frank Feinen, and Urbana Mayor Diane Marlin in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Executive Vice President and Publisher Champaign Media Group Paul Barrett.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hours and News Gazette Columnist Jim Dey in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts a one-hour edition of Penny for Your Thoughts. Brian remembers State Senator Scott Bennett with State Treasurer Mike Frerichsand Champaign County State's Attorney Julia Rietz.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny for Your Thoughts. Loren Tate joins Brian for a Monday Morning Quarterbacks edition after the Illini loss to Penn State. Mike Koon, Illini women’s radio announcer, joins the conversation in hour two.
Scott Beatty and Evan Conn host and get a preview of Illinois vs. Penn State basketball with the voice of the Illini Brian Barnhart and the Illini Notebook.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in hour one. Brad Swanson, assistant director of marketing and sales, discusses new events coming to State Farm Center in hour two.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts. Champaign County Clerk Aaron Ammons is the guest for the first hour. Hour two is a Penny open line.
Scott Beatty hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Home Alone actor Shannon Morber in the first hour and Business Woman Chaz Ebert in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your thoughts with an open line in the first hour and, Director of Communications & Sponsorships of the ReliaQuest Bowl Mike Schulze in the second hour.
On Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks, Loren Tate is on the whole show with Brian Barnhart hosting the first hour and Scott Beatty hosting the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Deon Thomas, broadcaster and former Illini, in the first hour. The second half is an open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with Illinois Appellate Court Judge Robert Steigmann for a two hour open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with a two hour open line, News Gazette Columnist Jim Dey in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate review a weekend of Illinois sports and consider the Illini's possible bowl destinations. They also welcome BTN analyst Matt Millen.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour and, Flashback Friday in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with State Senator Chapin Rose in the first hour and an open line in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with News Gazette Columnist Loren Tate as they discuss all things Illini sports and more.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour. In the second hour, from OSF Healthcare, Director Strategic Philanthropy Christine Bare-Kemper and Manager Volunteers Services Linda Tauber-Olson.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour and, Executive Director of CU Ballet Kay Greene in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Champaign City Council Member Tom Bruno in the first hour and an open line in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with News Gazette Columnist Loren Tate as they discuss all things Illini sports and more.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts. It's Illini Friday with guest Associate Director of Athletics and Media Relations Kent Brown, Director of the University of Illinois Marching Illini Barry Houser, and former Illini wide receiver Arrelious Benn.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest former Navy Attorney and Author Dave Grogan and Centennial High School students preforming songs from their upcoming show Matilda in the first hour. In the second hour, it's Illini Friday with guest Associate Director of Athletics and Media Relations Kent Brown, Director of the University of Illinois Marching Illini Barry Houser, and former Illini wide receiver Arrelious Benn.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with News Gazette Columnist Jim Dey and Publisher of The Illinoize Patrick Pfingsten as they analyze results from the 2022 mid-term election.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts. In the first hour, Brian has candidate for reelection, Champaign County Sheriff Dustin Heuerman. In the second hour, Associate Director of Athletics/ Media Relations Kent Brown, Director of the University of Illinois Marching Illini Barry Houser, and former Illini Quarterback Kurt Kittner.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Claudia Lenhoff from Champaign County Health Care Consumers in the first hour, and Ann Prisland from the League of Women Voters in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest former Champaign City Council member Clarissa Nickerson Fourman in the first hour, and candidate for Champaign County Sheriff John Brown in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host a Monday Morning Quarterbacks edition after a B1G Illini win at Nebraska.
Brain Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Candidate for Champaign County Executive Steve Summers in the first hour and Flashback Friday in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour, and Cynthia Bruno with Unit 4 Families for a Smarter Solution in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour, and Cynthia Bruno with Unit 4 Families for a Smarter Solution in the second hour.
Scott Beatty and Evan Conn host. Colin Likas, prep sports reporter for The News-Gazette, looks at the IHSA football playoffs.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny For Your Thoughts with Chad Beckett Democratic Judicial candidate for the 6th judicial circuit in the first hour. In the second hour, Peter McFarland, Joe Stovall, and Kenny Battle talk about their basketball camp this weekend.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts. Today’s guest is Mailee Smith, the Illinois Policy Institute’s policy staff attorney and director of labor policy.
Brian Barnhart hosts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with News-Gazette sports columnist Loren Tate. In the first hour, they are joined by coach Nick Quartaro and former Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby, followed by an open line in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart host Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour and from League of Women Voters Ann Prisland in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour and second hour guest Tony Comatois from CU Church, who leads Local Outreach to Friends without Addresses.
The incumbent candidate for Champaign County Clerk, Aaron Ammons (D), discusses his candidacy and takes listener calls and texts. Scott Beatty fills in for Brian Barnhart as host.
Scott Beatty fills in for Brian Barnhart on Penny for Your Thoughts with Incumbent Candidate for County Clerk Aaron Ammons in the first hour and an open line in the second.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate as they talk about the Illini Football team's win over Minnesota and all things sports.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts on a Illini Friday with guest former Illini and Big Ten Analyst Howard Griffith in the fist hour. In the second hour Director of the Marching Illini Barry Houser and UI athletics SID Kent Brown.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with Guest Professor Robert Bruno in the first hour to talk about the Workers Rights Amendment and In the second hour, Heidi Punke Brown who is living with Stage 4 Breast Cancer and Greg Niewold from Power Planter Inc. talk about Heidi's Hope Box and how to get it.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Claudia Lennhoff Executive Director Champaign County Health Care Consumers in the first hour and U of I Assistant Chief of Police Lt. Joe McCullough in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with Loren Tate as they talk Illinois win over Iowa and all things sports on this edition of Monday Morning Quarterbacks.
Brian Barnhart host Penny for Your Thoughts with guest News Gazette Opinion Editor Jim Dey in the first hour. In the Second hour it's Illini Friday with Marching Illini Director Barry Houser, Associate Director of Athletics and Media Relations Kent Brown, Senior Associate Director of Athletics Cassie Arner, and Color Commentator Martin O'Donnell.
Brian Barnhart host Penny for Your Thoughts with guest State Senator Scott Bennett in the first hour and States Attorney Julia Rietz in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Director of Mission Services for the Eastern Region Chris Ostertag in the first hour and Judge Jason Bohm in the second.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour and guest President & CEO of the Illinois Manufacturers' Association Mark Denzler in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate look back on Illinois football's victory in Wisconsin, the firing of Paul Chryst and other topics from the weekend in sports.
After an hour of open line conversation on current events, Brian Barnhart hosts his monthly "Flashback Friday" segment on remembering your first pet.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny for Your Thoughts with guest State Senator Chapin Rose (R-Mahomet) in the first hour and an open line in the second.
Brian Barnhart host Penny for Your Thoughts with a live look at Hurricane Ian from Naples, Florida resident Ron Filler, a discussion about the Champaign County Board with League of Women Voters members Tricia Crowley and Deb Busey, and more.
Scott Beatty fills in for Brian Barnhart on this edition of Monday Morning Quarterbacks with Loren Tate and guest Chis Tamas, Illinois volleyball head coach.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line with guests Ann Prisland from the League of Women Voters and Nichole Millage from the City of Champaign with recycling information.
Brian Barnhart leads an hour of open line before welcoming Cele Otnes, a "Royal Watcher Watcher" on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.
Cele Otnes, a "Royal Watcher watcher" and professor emeritus at the Univ. of Illinois discusses the passing of Queen Elizabeth II and more with Brian Barnhart.
It's an "Illini Friday" on a Wednesday, with Illinois football set for a Thursday night game. After an hour of open line, Brian Barnhart welcomes Kent Brown (UI athletics SID), Barry Houser (director of Marching Illini) and former UI athletic director Ron Guenther.
Former University of Illinois athletic director Ron Guenther joined Penny for Your Thoughts ahead of his induction into the Illini Athletics Hall of Fame this weekend.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two-hour open line. Ginger Mills from Cunningham Children's home also stops by to talk about the Be a Hero 5K.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks edition of Penny. Special guests Nick Quartaro and Bob Stoops are part of the first hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts, and columnist Jim Dey from the News-Gazette joins an open line in hour one. Hour two guests: Dr. James Murphy, orthopedic surgeon at OSF Healthcare; and RC Raycraft, producer and director of the film "Incident at Kickapoo Creek," which screens Sat., Sept. 17, at The Virginia Theatre.
Brian Barnhart welcomes candidate for Champaign County Clerk Terrence Stuber (R) in the first hour and hosts and an open line afterward.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny open line. Champaign City Council member Tom Bruno joins the conversation in hour one.
Scott Beatty hosts, filling in for Brian Barnhart. After an open line, he welcomes guests Derek Peterson from Allerton Park and Retreat Center on the fall schedule; and Mike Ross from Krannert Center for the Performing Arts on their schedule…
Scott Beatty hosts. Today open line and guests. Julie Pryde from The Champaign-Urbana Public Health District on Covid-19, Thane Rosenbaum from CBS News on the Trump Special Master decision, Emily Harrington on her podcast HyperLocal(s).
Scott Beatty and Loren Tate host. Today it's Monday Morning Quarterbacks after the Illini loss to Indiana.
Brian Barnhart host Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour and OLLI Outreach Specialist Janet Summers in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today open line to start. Guests: Jan Mathew from The Walk to Defeat ALS. Von Young candidate for Champaign County Board district 5.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Hour one is open line and Candy Foster on the Candy Foster Scholarship Fundraiser for Parkland College coming September 4, 2022. In hour two Clarissa Nickerson Fourman joins the open line conversation.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny open line and guests. Dr. Lyndon Goodly, Teklii Deykoontz, and Gina Hartleb from the National Alliance on Mental Illness Champaign discuss what NAMI is, what they offer, and a benefit golf outing coming…
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today Penny is Monday Morning Quarterbacks. Brian Barnhart with Loren Tate look back at the Wyoming game and look ahead to Indiana on Friday night. Greg Sharpe the Nebraska play by play announcer checks in with a…
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today is Illini Friday getting ready for Illinois and Wyoming. Today's guests J Leman, on Illini Football and Kent Brown, University of Illinois Sports Information Director. Hour two is Flashback Friday, growing up what did you want…
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny open line. Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joins the conversation in hour two.
Brian Barnhart host Penny for Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour and Coach Shawn Green in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts a one hour Penny. Today open line then Brad Swanson and David Williams from State Farm Center are hiring event staff for the coming year.
Brian Barnhart hosts an hour of open line and then this season's first edition of Monday Morning Quarterbacks. Loren Tate joins with guest Jason Benetti from Fox Sports on the start of college football and the White Sox.
Brian Barnhart host Penny for Your Thoughts with guest Retired FBI Agent Kathy Adams in the first hour and Reverend Willie Comer in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today's guest Mark Schultz on being a sports official for IHSA Sports.
Brian Brnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Hour one Mike DeLorenzo, Vice Chancellor for Administration and Operations discusses the start of a new school year at The University of Illinois. Hour two is a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Hour one is a Penny open line. Hour two Tom Kacich from The News-Gazette on his plans moving forward.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Hour one is a Penny open line. Hour two the guests are Carlos Harvey and Michael Turner with positive life stories.
Brian Barnhart host Penny For Your Thoughts with an open line in the first hour and welcomes guest Interior Designer Doug Wilson, Station Theater Board Member Jaclyn Lowenstein, Cinema Gallery Owner Carolyn Baxley, and The Rose Bowl Tavern Owner Charlie…
Brian Barnhart has an open line in the first hour and is joined City of Champaign Public Works Kris Koester in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Hour one Dr. Shelia Boozer, Superintendent Unit 4 Schools, and Amy Armstrong, School Board President discuss the start of the new school year. Hour two is a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts the first hour, and Scott Beatty hosts the second hour of open line. Brian also talks with Thane Rosenbaum from CBS on the FBI search at President Trump''s home in Florida.
Brian Barnhart hosts an open line with guest Chad Hoffman, executive director of Habitat for Humanity of Champaign County.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny open line. Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joins the conversation in hour two.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today a Penny open line and the cast from Shrek the Musical. CUTC and The Champaign Park District.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Today a look at emails received by Mayor Deb Feinen, The broadcast life of Vin Scully. Champaign County Clerk Aaron Ammons on his duties at Clerk. A look at the Unity for Ukraine…
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Today's guests, Brand Swanson from Bleacher Bum Cards, Lee Rodgers Brian's father inlaw on father's inlaw weekend. Flashback Friday in hour two. Your first airplane ride.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny open line with guests. Tim Hall on the Monster Truck show at the Champaign County Fair tonight. Dr. David Fletcher with a Covid update. Mike Roy from Sidney Daze this weekend in Sidney,…
Brian Barnhart hosts a special Penny from the Big Ten Football Media Day in Indianapolis. Guests include. Illinois Football player Isaiah Williams. Gary Stokan from the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl. Nebraska play by play announcer Greg Sharpe. Illinois Athletic Director. Josh…
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today comments from Big Ten Commissioner Kevin Warren from the Big Ten Football Medial Days in Indianapolis.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny open line. Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joins the conversation in hour two.
Brian Barnhart hosts a 90 minute Penny. Hour one the guest is Urbana Mayor Diane Marlin. Hour two is a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Hour one the guest is Julia Rietz, Champaign County State's Attorney. Hour two is a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts a tw- hour Penny. Hour one the guest is local attorney and Champaign City Council member Tom Bruno. Hour two is a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and guests. Isabella Smith and Addison Coffey the Champaign County Fair Queen and Little Miss. Paul Barrett the Publisher of the News-Gazette.
Brian Barnhart hosts two hours of open line on Penny. Brian also bids farewell to producer Blake Landa.
Brian Barnhart hosts two hours of Penny. In the first hour, Brian is joined by Champaign County Sheriff Dustin Heyerman to talk about crime in the county and the jail situation in Urbana. Chapin Rose calls in to talk about…
Brian Barnhart hosts two hours of Penny. In the first hour, Brian is joined by Patrick Rouse to talk about McKinley Field being used for football games. An open line for the rest of the show.
Brian Barnhart hosts two hours of Penny. In the first hour, Brian is joined by Amber Oberheim and Kim Cessna to talk about Cycle Across Illinois benefitting Concerns of Police Survivors. An open line in the second hour.
Brian Barnhart hosts two hours of Penny. In the first hour, Brian is joined by Champaign County Clerk Aaron Ammons. In the second hour, director of the Illinois State Police Brendan Kelly joins to talk about the DNA database backlogs.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line to start the show. Stephanie Pratt joins midway through to talk about real estate. Clarissa Nickerson-Fourman joins the conversation in hour two.
Brian Barnhart hosts our special music themed episode focused on some of the great bands to come out of Champaign/Urbana. Today's guests include Jammin’ Jimmy Bean, Paul Faber, Mark Rubel, Dave Roesch, Mike Haile, Grant Thompson, and Dave Leake.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today a Penny open line to start, then Butch Patrick (Eddie Munster) to talk about the Mahomet Auto Fest. Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joins the conversation in hour two.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny open line with guest. Mike Namoff on the CU Kiwanis Tom Jones Challenger league All Star game on July 19.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today, Timothy Tyler Champaign Chief of Police. Dave Tomlinson from Hope Worldwide on his trip to Ukraine.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today a review of the primary election with Patrick Pfingsten from The Illinoiz. Diane Duecy with the July 4th committee on what is coming up on Monday July 4th.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today a one hour Penny open line on primary election day in Illinois.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and guest. Mike Goebel, Managing Editor of The News-Gazette who is leaving the company this week.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today open line in hour one. Ann Prisland from the Champaign County League of Women Voters on primary voting. Hour two is Flashback Friday, today your memories of Summer.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today a Penny open line with guests. Dave Leake on what you can find in the night sky. Diane Ducey on Tolono Fun Days June 24 and 25. Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joins the conversation in…
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today's guests, Rebecca Richardson on the Mahomet Seymour schools referendum. Jesse Sullivan, Republican candidate for Governor on a rally event tonight. Ted Dabrowski, President of Wirepoints on schools in Illinois.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today a Penny open line. Joe DeLuce from the Champaign Park District on summer programs.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today, Randy Lawson from Schumacher Electric on Electric Vehicles. Eric Ahasic a six time Jeopardy winner. Open line time.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Hour one is a family story of adoption. Laura Retallick and her sister, Princess Sarah Culberson.. Hour two Brian's Dad, Tom Barnhart joins the conversation to celebrate Fathers Day.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today local psychiatrist Dr. Larry Jefkel on laws under consideration in the US Congress on gun control. Former Illini Basketball Coach Bruce Weber on items donated to benefit Coaches vs Cancer.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Richard Irvin a republican candidate for Governor in Illinois, Jesse Reising a republican candidate for US Congress from the 13th district of Illinois. The Champaign Urbana Theatre Company's cast from Sister Act.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Hour one is a conversation with local attorney and Champaign City Council Member, Tom Bruno. Hour two is an open line and Sara Edwards, producer of County Fair, it airs tonight on WILL-TV and tells the story…
Brian Barnhart hosts. Hour one is an open line with gun expert Steve Weldon. Hour two is a Penny open line with Jim Dey from The News-Gazette.
Brian Barnhart hosts today open line and guests. Thane Rosenbaum from CBS on the January 6th hearings going on tonight. Steve Petrotto and Derek Sachtleben from Horizon Hobby on RC Fest going on this weekend at Monticello.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today's guest David Palmer, Candidate for US Congress from the Illinois 13th District. Open line time for majority of the program.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Hour one is an open line. Hour two the guest is Cele Otnes to discuss the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny open line with guest. Dr. Lindsey Hall, Mahomet Superintendent of Schools, on the School Referendum on this year's ballot.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny open line with guests. Dr. Robert Cusick, Christie Clinic Orthopedics and Sports Medicine. Walter Pierce from the Mahomet Area Chamber on the Mahomet Soda Fest coming June 4, 2022.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Today's guest Regan Deering, Candidate for Illinois 13th Congressional District.. Open line time after interview.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today Michael P. McCuskey on his new job, Illinois Legislative Inspector General. Ann Prislan, League of Women Voters, Ginger Mills, Festival of Quilts. Also Open Line time.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Hour one an interview with Major General John L. Borling USAF Retired on Memorial Day and his career. Hour two Flashback Friday. What Fads did you get caught up in as a younger person.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joins the open line conversation in hour one. Hour two is open line and Brian Ames joins to talk Indianapolis 500 race weekend.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Hour one is a Penny open line. Hour two is Gun Violence a Community Conversation with News-Gazette Editor Jeff D'Alessio.
Brian Barnhart hosts a one hour Penny open line and guest Douglas Taurel. Actor / Director for The American Soldier coming to The Virginia on Saturday 5-28-22.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today's guest Justice Robert Steigmann taking your questions on the law.
Tom Cacich and Jim Rossow host. Today's guest: T.J. Blakeman from the Champaign County History Museum. Hour two is a Tom's Mailbag open line.
Tom Kacich hosts. Hour one the guest is former University of Illinois Chancellor Phyllis Wise on the first graduating class from the Carle - University of Illinois College of Medicine. Hour two. Mary Schenk on the first anniversary of the…
Brian Barnhart hosts. Hour one is a Penny open line. Hour two: Gun Violence: A Community Conversation today's guest Willie Comer from Youth for Christ.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today's guests: Doug Fink from CU Kiwanis on Pancake Day, Patrick Pfingsten from The Illinoize on politics in Illinois, Ann Prisland from The League of Women Voters on registering to vote in Illinois.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. Clarissa Nickerson Fourman joins the conversation in hour two.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Hour one the guest is Champaign Businessman Eric Meyer on the new security service in downtown Champaign on weekends. Hour two is an open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Hour one is an open line. Hour two is Gun Violence: A Community Conversation with Parkland College Chief of Police Troy Daniels.
Brian Barnhart hosts a one-hour Penny. Today: the passing of former US Congressman Tim Johnson. Then, Jayne DeLuce and Tracy Dace talk about the Kappa Kappa Gamma flower sale coming up, Friday and Saturday, May 13-14.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Hour one Attorney Steve Beckett on the Supreme Court, Roe v. Wade and other topics in the news. Hour two is a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny open line. Jim Dey of The News-Gazette joins the conversation in hour two.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Hour one is a Penny open line. Hour two, Gun Violence a Community Conversation this week's guest State Senator Chapin Rose.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Today Thane Rosenbaum from CBS on the Supreme Court leak on Roe v. Wade. Bruce Knight from the City of Champaign on the U of I decision not to pursue Men's Ice Hockey. Open line time in…
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Hour one is an open line. Hour two the open line continues with farm broadcaster Max Armstrong.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Brian starts the first hour with an open line, then a visit from Rick Schoell of the Tom Jones Kewanis Challenger’s League. Flashback Friday in hour two. What were your first memories of…
Brian Barnhart hosts. Hour one is a Penny open line. Hour two, Brian Barnhart hosts Associate Professor of Voice Barrington Coleman, Professor of Voice Ollie Watts Davis, and Professor and Director of the School of Music Jeffrey Sposato from the…
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. In the first hour Brian starts with an open line then talks with Kay Greene, the executive director of CU Ballet. Hour two is Gun Violence a Community Conversation. Today’s guest is the…
Scott Beatty hosts. The first hour is a Penny open line. Hour two guests: Jan Seely, Director of the Christie Clinic Illinois Race Weekend. Lisa Sprinkle from the Champaign County Forest Preserve District and Dave Leake from WDWS on International…
Scott Beatty hosts a two hour Penny. Today's guests. Susannah Scaroni, University of Illinois student and second place finisher in the women's wheelchair division of The Boston Marathon. Hour two is a Penny open line with local radio personality Steve…
Brian Barnhart hosts a 90 minute Penny. Today's guests. Julia Rietz, Champaign County State's Attorney. Ben Peterson and Joe Metz from the Illinois Meat Sales Room.
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Today a preview of Ebertfest with Nate Kohn and Krisha Fairchild. Hour two is Gun Violence a Community Conversaton. Guests, John Hecker and Gary Spear from Crimestoppers.
After an open line the first hour, Brian Barnhart interviews Brad Swanson from Bleacher Bum Cards in Urbana about your sports cards and other collectables.
Brian Barnhart hosts. Hour one is an interview with Champaign City Council Member Will Kyles. Hour two is a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and interviews Mike and John Namoff on the benefit auction coming up on December 4th. To donate or help Text Blue to 56651 or visit www.hgabid.com. Call John Namoff at 217-372-0054 or Mike…
Brian Barnhart hosts a two hour Penny. Hour one is an interview with Tom Bruno from the Champaign City Council. Hour Two is a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart with Dave Gentry and Max Armstrong as they talk retirement for Orion Samuelson. Brian Barnhart interviews THE BIG O.
First up is an interview with Govenor Bruce Rauner.
Champaign County Sheriff Dan Walsh talks tornado sirens.
The cast of Grease from the Champaign Urbana Theatre Company closes the show.
Today Brian Barnhart interviews Robert and Andrew Libman about the Libman Company. Members of the Robert J. Libman family will receive the V. Dale Cozad Entrepreneur of the Year Award during Parkland College's ninth annual Entrepreneur…