Greg Bishop
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The Center Square associate editor, statehouse reporter Illinois Radio Network and morning host with news updates and more
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Episodes
Springfield forum to focus on impacts of immigration in central Illinois 17.07.2023 10:58
Bishop talks with Rosanna Pulido who organized a forum scheduled for Tuesday evening in Springfield to discuss the impacts of undocumented migrants coming to Illinois.
Illinois landlords required to rent to undocumented migrants 17.07.2023 12:14
Bishop talks with Chicago reporter William Kelly about the impacts of a new state law that requires landlords to rent to people despite their immigration status.
No cash bail law to be decided by Illinois Supreme Court as conflicts of interest persist 17.07.2023 8:39
Bishop reviews where the state of Illinois is at with the law ending cash bail statewide, the SAFE-T Act. The Illinois Supreme Court is preparing to release their ruling on the law Tuesday. This, as some still question the conflicts of interest of tow justices getting $1 million each to their campaign committees from Gov. J.B. Pritzker.
Legality of Springfield YMCA trans locker room policy questioned 17.07.2023 17:55
Bishop unpacks more of the back and forth over the controversy of transgender individuals being allowed to use the women's locker room where minor girls change at the YMCA in Springfield
What's your favorite fast food food? 13.07.2023 14:02
Bishop takes calls about what is your favorite fast food food.
Publisher highlights government censorship campaign as FBI denies their role 13.07.2023 12:14
Bishop reviews some of Wednesday's hours-long U.S. House Oversight hearing with FBI Director Christopher Wray ranging from allegations the FBI is protecting the Bidens, to the allegations they're censoring speech. Tony Lyons, publisher of Skyhorse Publishing, provide reaction to that and more.
Corruption trials to include more audio of 'boss' Madigan and 'cronies' 13.07.2023 14:58
Bishop gets out the latest court filings in the ongoing corruption trials of former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan and his associates.
Latest status on cases challenging Illinois' gun laws 13.07.2023 15:17
Bishop reviews the latest status of cases challenging Illinois gun laws in state and federal courts.
The Council Roundup - July 12, 2023 12.07.2023 26:52
Bishop delivers the Springfield City Council Roundup from Tuesday's Committee of the Whole
Full Disclosure with the Better Government Association 12.07.2023 13:18
Bishop talks with David Greising of the Better Government Association about the ongoing corruption investigations and criminal trials involving former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, accusations of sexual misconduct of migrants by the Chicago police and the governor's trip overseas to the UK.
Business in the 217 with the Springfield Business Journal 12.07.2023 7:54
Bishop talks with Michelle Ownbey, publisher of the Springfield Business Journal, about a new cookie store coming to town, a public hearing of a proposed CO2 pipeline and cannabis industry education.
'Beauty and the Beast' opens this weekend at the Muni 12.07.2023 8:41
Bishop talks with Anna Maisenbacher, cast member of the Muni's production of "Beauty and the Beast" opening this weekend.
16-year-old swimmer says YMCA wrong in denying she was let go for objecting to trans in locker room 12.07.2023 27:41
Bishop reviews the back-and-forth in the ongoing controversy over trans individuals using locker rooms for the sex opposite they were born and discusses how such and issue could be worked into a student-athlete bill of rights. Callers provide reaction.
Callers react to YMCA transgender locker room controversy 11.07.2023 11:48
Bishop opens up the phones for callers to sound off on the issue of transgender individuals in women's locker rooms at the Springfield YMCA.
Springfield businesses impacted by derecho urged to report losses for possible assistance 11.07.2023 11:21
Bishop talks with Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce President Mike Murphy about what businesses impacted by last month's derecho need to do to possibly qualify for federal assistance.
Springfield YMCA denies teen swimmer dismissed for objecting to trans athlete in locker room 11.07.2023 9:59
Bishop gets to the latest back and forth over concerns parents of a 16-year-old swimmer raised about a transgender individual being allowed in a women's locker room at a Springfield YMCA.
ABATE of Illinois raises alarm over self-driving cars 11.07.2023 8:03
Bishop talks with Josh Witkowski about ABATE of Illinois' concerns of self-driving cars set to hit Illinois roads and what that means for motorcyclists.
Illinois to spend $30 million on 'peacekeepers' to combat violent crime 11.07.2023 12:15
Bishop discusses the various efforts Illinois officials are taking to combat violent crime, including spending $30 million this fiscal year on "peacekeepers"
Debate over gun control continues in Illinois 11.07.2023 15:44
Bishop recaps some of the arguments in the debate over using gun control to address violent crime.
'It's not the gun,' psychiatrist Carole Lieberman says of mental illness driving some violent crime 10.07.2023 13:26
Bishop talks with psychiatrist Carole Liberman about what she says is mental illness driving some instances of violent crime around the country
Special Olympics Cardboard Boat Regatta coming up Labor Day 10.07.2023 9:54
Bishop talks with Tara Nickerson about the upcoming Special Olympics Cardboard Boat Regatta fundraiser.
Riley Gaines elevates allegations of trans athletes at Springfield YMCA 10.07.2023 3:53
Bishop reviews a national figure elevating concerns recently raised about trans athletes in the locker rooms of the Springfield YMCA.
Springfield's electric utility reports nearly $20 million in damage from last month's derecho 10.07.2023 10:12
Bishop talks with Springfield City Water Light and Power chief engineer Doug Brown about the continued work cleaning up the devastation to the city's electric utility following last month's rare derecho that knocked out power to nearly 40,000 customers.
Chicago police union questions legitimacy of migrant sexual assault allegations against CPD 10.07.2023 17:57
Bishop shares reaction to the allegations of Chicago police sexual misconduct involving undocumented migrants from Gov. J.B. Pritzker, Chicago police union President John Catanzara and reporter William J. Kelly.
Illinois' school choice scholarship program at risk of expiring as state sees surplus 10.07.2023 6:53
Bishop shares the latest comments from Gov. J.B. Pritzker about Illinois' school choice scholarship program, Invest In Kids.
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