
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 | News CommentaryNews | |||

Brian Barnhart hosts Penny. Peter Folk from Volo and local farmer Scott Bidner discuss Connect Champaign County, broadband for rural Champaign County. Then a Penny open line.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line. Bianca Burnside and Tracy Dave with DREAAM discuss upcoming summer events.
Brian Barnhart hosts Julia Rietz, Champaign County State’s Attorney, in the first hour then a Penny open line.
With the unveiling of the 2026-27 schedule this week, Scott Beatty visits with Mike Ross, the director of the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, about the wide breadth of artists in the season lineup and the approach to creating the schedule.
Brian Barnhart hosts a Penny open line and with the unveiling of the 2026-27 schedule this week, Scott Beatty visits with Mike Ross, the director of the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts about the wide breadth of artists in the season lineup.
Dave Leake hosts Penny with LA Fredrickson discussing local music and 250 episodes of “Homegrown KIO”. Then Dave welcomed Doug Brooks, Rod Stoll, and Donald “D-Ray” Tucker to talk about being an IHSA official.
Jim Dey hosts Penny. Today’s guest is Paul Vallas, former CEO of Chicago Public Schools and budget director for the City of Chicago.
Brian Barnhart hosts Penny and local attorney Tom Bruno, then a Penny open line.
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This program is a long-running, open-format community radio show where the host facilitates a two-hour call-in style conversation touching on current events, politics, culture, and sports, with occasional interviews from local journalists and notable community members. Episodes feature a broad mix of topics—from local government and infrastructure updates to arts, history, and technology—seasoned with listener questions, live calls, and sponsor mentions. A standout pattern is hospitality toward diverse voices, including government officials, educators, healthcare professionals, nonprofit leaders, and local journalists, making it a strong fit for brands seeking broad community reach and local relevance. The show regularly spotlights civic is... more
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