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 | 8 years ago |
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Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. Jim Dey from The News-Gazette joins the conversation in hour two.
Brian Barnhart hosts an action-packed Penny. First up is an open line, then Ginger Mills from the Cunningham Children’s Home is here to talk about their 5k fundraiser coming up on October 4, 2025. In the second hour, Paul Rudolph, one of the Universi... more
Brian Barnhart looks back at Farm Aid 1985 with farm broadcaster Max Armstrong and Mike Haile from WHMS.
Brian Barnhart and Loren Tate host Monday Morning Quarterbacks. Former Illini Matt Sinclair and Coach Nick Quartaro join the conversation to review the Illinois vs Indiana football game.
Brian Barnhart hosts with Kathy Reiser and the radio version of Kathy’s mailbag. Former Illini quarterback John Paddock joins Brian to preview the Illini vs Indiana football game.
Scott Beatty welcomes Jullie Gunn, co-director of Lyric Theatre at Illinois, to preview the upcoming "Lyric Under the Stars," Sept. 26-27, on the University of Illinois campus.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny. Joining the conversation are Rabbi Dovid Tiechtel from Illini Chabad in the first hour. Malikye Trussel, Michelle Rutherford, and Barry Tobias from Gold Star Mission benefitting Gold Star Families, join Brian in the second... more
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line for the first hour, then Skyler Pumphrey and Tyler Courson from Green View Landscaping in Mahomet, discuss tree care, moving into fall.
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The episodes feature a vibrant mix of local and national topics, prominently highlighting community events, politics, and sports. The program provides a platform for listener engagement, with a particular focus on current events that affect both local and national landscapes. The discussions often weave in personal anecdotes from listeners and guests, making significant social issues relatable. Notably, the show examines pressing topics such as political polarization, community health initiatives, and sports events, creating a unique space for dialogue within the community.
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Recent guests on Penny For Your Thoughts include:
1. Mike Haile
2. Coach Q
3. Matt Sinclair
4. Malikye Trussel
5. Rabbi Dovid Tiechtel
6. Barry Tobias
7. Michelle Rutherford
8. Ray LaHood
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