Tom Miller sits down with Attorney Sharee Langenstein to discuss her plans to run for the soon-to-be-vacated 58th Senate seat.

Tom Miller speaks with Gov. Bruce Rauner about where the state stands as far as a budget is concerned, and what is ahead regarding the Hardin Co. Work Camp at Cave-In Rock.

Tom Miller speaks with Brent Gentry about his decision to run for another term as Williamson County Commissioner.

Tom Miller speaks with Dr. Russell Friedman of the Grief Recovery Institute (https://www.griefrecoverymethod.com/) about what happens when a person loses a pet, and what that person should do in order to deal with the emotion.

Tom Miller and Congressman John Shimkus (R-Collinsville) discuss the ramifications of the new Iranian nuclear agreement.

Michael Roberts sits down with SIU President Randy Dunn to discuss the ongoing search for a new Chancellor, as well as some demolition going on around campus, and the current financial state of the university system.

Michael Roberts discusses the possibility that every city could have its own internet service by becoming a "gigabit city."

Michael Roberts and Leigh Caldwell sit down to discuss the revitalization of newspaper services in West Frankfort, after the closure of the West Frankfort Daily American.

Michael Roberts sits down with David England, a retired Associate Professor of Finance at John A. Logan College to speak about his gentleman's wager with CNBC's Jim Cramer, the effect Greece's instability is having on the market, the current situation on commodities such as oil and gold, as well as the prospect of a surge in the market throughout the summer.

Michael Roberts speaks with Shawlyn Dungan, organizer of the Carterville Blue Line Network, about the group's efforts to improve relationships between Carterville Police, their family members, and the community.