
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.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsNews Commentary | |||

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny. University of Illinois professor Sheldon Jacobsen joins the conversation in the second hour.
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The content features a variety of lively discussions centered around community engagement, current events, local news, politics, and sports. Listeners frequently participate through calls and texts, sharing their thoughts on a range of topics such as education, significant sports events, and political issues. A notable aspect is the focus on local culture and historical anecdotes that resonate with the community, creating a participatory atmosphere that feels inclusive and relatable. The program also interviews community figures, offering insights into local initiatives and engagements, which adds depth to the conversations and highlights the show's strong connection to its audience.
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