Wjbc This Week

WJBC's Eric Stock takes a look back at the top stories and interviews from the past week. On this week's program, WJBC marks 90 years on the air this week by bringing back many familiar voices; including Ken Behrens, Alan Sender, Dick Luedke, Don Newberg, Phil Supple, Howard Packowitz, Dan Irvin, Beth Whisman, Jayme Monacelli, Marla Behrends, Craig Bertsche, Ebus and Paul Harvey. Plus, we'll hear from a former Sportscenter anchor who has been honored by Bradley University. #90years #Anniversary #WJBC

WJBC's Eric Stock takes a look back at the top stories and interviews from the past week. On this week's program, a rape victim shares how she became best friends with the man she had helped send to prison for a crime he didn't commit. State Sen. Bill Brady discusses his proposal to privatize public colleges and universities in Illinois. A lesson in mental resilience from a former Navy SEAL and a vet suffering from PTSD. A gun instructor mother explains how you can safely carry your baby and your weapon at the same time. Plus, an author offers help for someone whose has a gambling addict in their family. #BillBrady #Navy #PTSD

WJBC's Eric Stock takes a look back at the top stories and interviews from the past week. On this week's program, we'll hear from a Republican strategist on U.S. Rep. Aaron Schock's resignation this week. U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin discusses the impact of Benjamin Netanyahu's relection as Israeli Prime Minister. We'll examine a new poll which rates Governor Rauner's first few monts in office. Miller Park Zoo's director explains how the state's reneging on a parks grant has forced the zoo to put a new exhibit on hold. Plus,. authors of a controversial book discuss how they believe traits from certain cultures have enabled certain immigrant groups to thrive in the U.S. #AaronSchock #DickDurbin #BenjaminNetanyahu

WJBC's Eric Stock takes a look back at the top stories and interviews from the past week. On this week's program, Bloomington's City Manager discusses the city's plans to raise bulk waste fees and the flack it has caused. A local economic developer recaps the One Voice lobbying trip to Washington. An Iranian-American actor has written a book about the stereotypes he faced in his career and how he's turned it into comedy. ISU's athletics director discusses the Redbirds' prospects for a home game in the NIT. A local Red Cross spokesman discusses the need for blood donations after another rough winter in the U.S. Plus, we'll revisit Bloomington's Tool Library. #OneVoice #Redbirds #IllinoisState

This is WJBC, where we look back at the top stories and interviews from the past week. On this week's program, a criminal justice professor reacts to the report of widespread racial profiling in Ferguson, Missouri. An author digs deep into Illinois' history of political corruption. An author looks at our fascination with vitamin supplements and whether the benefits match their claims. And on the heels of Ringling Brothers announcing that it's dropping its elephant acts, local zoo director says zoo elephants are becoming scarce. #Ferguson #RinglingBrothers #elephants

WJBC's Eric Stock takes a look back at the top stories and interviews from the past week. On this week's program, the two winners in Bloomington's city council primary tell us why we should vote for them in April. Normal's City Manager discusses the impact state funding cuts would have on the town's operations. Illinois new agriculture chief prepares for tougher budget times for the state's top industry. Plus, a retiring intercity athletic director looks back on decades of coaching and teaching. #citycouncilprimary #agriculture #Illinois

WJBC's Eric Stock takes a look back at the top stories and interviews from the past week. On this week's program, Bloomington's mayor goes on a rant online against a conservative blogger. We'll hear from both sides. The architect of Uptown Normal explains the plans included in Uptown 2.0. An Illinois Wesleyan professor studied the Tea Party and was a bit surprised by what she learned. A Democratic state lawmaker says the state's legislative mapping process is unfair. He's proposing a change. Plus, a local high school student overcomes a potentially deadly illness and his honored for his inspiration to others. #IllinoisWesleyan #UptownNormal

WJBC's Eric Stock takes a look back at the top stories and interviews from the past week. On this week's program, a Bloomington woman was chosen to help promote NASA's latest mission through social media. A local literary expert reacts to news of a sequel to the classic 'To Kill a Mockingbird.' A longtime volunteer and public servant is honored along with a number of local businesses. U.S. Rep. Aaron Schock discusses his recent trip to see the Pope in Rome. Plus, an ex-ISU baseball coach reacts to the news of Redbird Hall of Famer Dave Bergman's death. #AaronSchock #Pope #DaveBergman

WJBC's Eric Stock takes a look back at the top stories and interviews from the past week. On this week's program, U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin pushes to keep the children of illegal immigrants from being deported. A local veteran who served as a sniper in the Vietnam War shares his thoughts on the box office hit 'American Sniper.' A domestic violence abuse counselor discusses the NFL attempt's to promote abuse awareness, including the creation of an ad that will run during the Super Bowl. A union leader reacts to Gov. Bruce Rauner's idea to create right-to-work zones in Illinois. Plus, a state lawmaker tries to prevent the sale of powdered alcohol. #DickDurbin #AmericanSniper #BruceRauner

WJBC's Eric Stock takes a look back at the top stories and interviews from the past week. On this week's program, U.S. Rep Adam Kinzinger reacts to the President's State of the Union address. An economics professor explains the migration from American malls. Illinois Wesleyan University Athletic Director Dennie Bridges discusses his pending retirement after more than a half century at the school. A McLean County native makes it big on the small and the big screen. Plus, an ex-University of Illinois and NFL coach shares his thoughts on 'Deflategate' and the Chicago Bears new hires. #AdamKinzinger #Deflategate #DennieBridges

President Barack Obama delivers his 2015 State of the Union address and Republican Sen. Joni Ernst gives the GOP response. #Obama #JoniErnst

WJBC's Eric Stock takes a look back at the top stories and interviews from the past week. On this week's program, Bloomington's police chef and mayor both respond to the controversy over a police officer's comments and the discipline that followed. A political science professor speculates who plans to run for President in 2016. A local doctor takes part in a long-term diabetes study that offers encouraging news. Plus, the retiring Illinois High School Association director discusses possible changes to basketball and football state finals.

WJBC's Eric Stock takes a look back at the top stories and interviews from the past week. On this week's program, the Illinois State football team narrowly lost in an FCS title game thriller to North Dakota State. We have a recap, plus reaction for ISU coach Brock Spack, plus players, fans and Missouri Valley Football Conference Commissioner Patty Viverito. Plus, a counselor discuses how to cope with depression, this following the death of a local prep star. And a local family's triumph over a potentially fatal illness makes the big screen. #IllinoisState #Redbirds #FCS

WJBC's Eric Stock takes a look back at the top stories and interviews from the past week. On this week's program, as the Illinois State football team prepares for its FCS championship game, We'll hear from some Redbirds past and present who helped play a role in how the Illinois State football program got here. A counselor discuses how to cope with depression, this following the death of a local prep star. And a local family's triumph over a potentially fatal illness makes the big screen. #FCSchampionship #IllinoisState #Redbirds