Wjbc Interviews

Congressman Rodney Davis discusses his proposal to curb opioid abuse and the national school walkout.

Bloomington interim city manager Steve Rasmussen recaps Monday's city council meeting.

Illinois State University Assistant Chair - Management and Quantitative Methods at its College of Business, discusses the creativity that's needed to become an entrepreneur.

Off the Cuff History this week talks with Dr. Martin Quirk, Professor of History at Rock Valley College in Rockford, IL about the Presidential administrations of Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump and their similarities both in backgrounds as well as policy. In addition we also explore the TV and film culture of the 1980s and how nostalgia plays a big role in the collective memory of the public as well as making a case for our own cognitive dissonance today through big blockbuster films in comparison to the big blockbusters of the 80s.

Marty McCormack and Brian FitzGerald from Switchback joined WJBC's Marc Strauss on the Midday Show about their upcoming appearance at the BCPA.

Did you know that poor oral health can trigger a stroke or a heart attack? Dr. Mike Milligan from Eastland Dental Center tells WJBC's Marc Strauss about that and offers other tips.

Meet new WJBC Program Director Greg Martin as he and Kevin square off in an epic duel of 'Name that Tune.'

Episode 185

Head groundskeeper Andy Ommen explains for WJBC's Marc Strauss how a bad hop in his son's baseball game 15 years ago resulted in an award for the Bloomington PONY Baseball Complex.

Adam Andrzejewski, founder of Open the Books, discussed his latest report on pay spikes in Illinois.

U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin discusses North Korea, guns, trade and his endorsement of gubernatorial candidate J.B. Pritzker.

State Sen. Bill Brady discusses various gun control proposals and a measure to limit youth tackle football in Illinois.

Rick Ringer, Director of the Organizational Leadership Institute at Illinois State University's College of Business, explains what to do with jerks in the workplace.

State Sen. Jason Barickman discusses the gun control debate and the governor's race.

WJBC's Scott Laughlin interviews Don Gorske who has consumed almost 30,000 McDonald's Big Macs since 1972.

Don Gorske of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin claims to have eaten nearly 30,000 Big Macs.

State Rep. Dan Brady discusses gun control measures introduced in the wake of the Florida school shooting and Gov. Rauner's proposes pension cost shift to schools.

Estate planning attorney Chad Ritchie talks about the special circumstances surrounding inheriting retirement accounts such as IRA's and 401k's.

Bloomington interim city manager Steve Rasmussen recaps Monday's city council meeting.