Season 35

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S35 E34: The Illinois Farm Bureau President

S35 Ep34 | 26m 46s

The discussion includes the 2023 farm bill, climate change, Mexico’s GMO ban and more.

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S35 E33: Congressman Darin LaHood

S35 Ep33 | 26m 29s

Congressman Darin LaHood discusses the debt ceiling, Ukraine, the banking system and more.

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S35 E32: Finding Mental Health Help

S35 Ep32 | 26m 44s

UnityPlace and FamilyCore leaders discuss mental health treatment for adults and youth.

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S35 E31: Economic Prospects/Social Justice for Minorities

S35 Ep31 | 26m 44s

The NAACP president and an educator discuss income, education and justice disparities.

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S35 E30: The Fentanyl Epidemic

S35 Ep30 | 26m 46s

The medical director and lead RN at UnityPlace discuss how to handle fentanyl overdoses.

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S35 E29: Designing Roads for Bicycles, Cars and Pedestrians

S35 Ep29 | 26m 40s

Discussion includes the safety, health and environmental benefits of sharing the roadways.

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S35 E28: Peoria’s Mayor and City Manager Review City Issues

S35 Ep28 | 26m 44s

Peoria’s mayor and city manager discuss crime, passenger rail, racial equity and more.

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S35 E27: Hate Crimes Motivated by Religious Bias

S35 Ep27 | 26m 51s

Two imams and a rabbi discuss how to counter religious-based hatred.

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S35 E26: Issues Facing the LGBTQ+ Community

S35 Ep26 | 26m 41s

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S35 E25: Congresswoman Bustos: Reviewing 10 Years in Office

S35 Ep25 | 23m 46s

Retired Congresswoman Cheri Bustos reflects on her 10 years in office.

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S35 E24: A Game Changing Approach to Concussion Diagnosis

S35 Ep24 | 26m 29s

A new technique may be able to detect concussions on location in just two minutes.

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S35 E23: A Look at Workplace Equality and Discrimination

S35 Ep23 | 26m 42s

Diversity officers of three municipalities discuss fostering a culture of inclusion.

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S35 E22: Normal’s Uptown South; Peoria’s Riverfront Park

S35 Ep22 | 26m 46s

The program features expansion of Uptown Normal and Peoria’s plans for a riverfront park.

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S35 E21: Cure Violence Global: A Public Health Approach

S35 Ep21 | 26m 39s

Cure Violence Global wants to reduce violent crime like healthcare does during pandemics.

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S35 E20: Volunteerism: Giving Is Living

S35 Ep20 | 26m 42s

The guests discuss the reasons for volunteering.

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S35 E19: 50 Years of Effort for the Equal Rights Amendment

S35 Ep19 | 26m 40s

The show updates the Equal Rights Amendment 50 years after Congress sent it to the states.

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S35 E18: Illinois Tutor Initiative: Fixing the Learning Gap

S35 Ep18 | 26m 40s

The program addresses how tutors provide help for students in math and reading.

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S35 E17: A Century of French Influence in Illinois | Part 2

S35 Ep17 | 26m 46s

Historians recall French dominance in Illinois and efforts to create a heritage corridor.

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S35 E16: A Century of French Influence in Illinois | Part 1

S35 Ep16 | 26m 30s

Historians recall French dominance in Illinois 300 years ago.

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S35 E14: Declining Attendance: Where Are the Church Goers

S35 Ep14 | 26m 41s

Pastors at three churches suggest how low church attendance might be reversed.

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S35 E15: Referenda on the November Ballot

S35 Ep15 | 26m 45s

The program explains Unit 5 Schools’ tax hike and Peoria’s redistricting ballot questions.

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S35 E13: A Perspective on Israeli-U.S. Relations

S35 Ep13 | 26m 38s

The deputy consul general of Israel discusses international relations and the holocaust.

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S35 E12: Copi: Can a New Name Reduce Asian Carp Populations

S35 Ep12 | 26m 40s

The program considers how a name change may create a food market for Asian Carp.

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S35 E11: Quality and Quantity of Water in Central Illinois

S35 Ep11 | 26m 41s

A groundwater hydrologist discusses the quantity and quality of our drinking water.