Bishop On Air

Bishop reviews some of the latest in the challenges against Illinois' Firearm Owner's ID card.

Bishop reports out the latest in the legal arguments in state and federal courts challenging Illinois' gun and magazine ban.

Bishop talks with Lori Ann McCabe who is performing Linda Ronstadt's songbook at The Legacy Theatre in Springfield this weekend. Tickets: AtTheLegacy.com

Bishop takes calls about whether they boycott things that may get super-political, or take certain positions.

Bishop takes calls in reaction to plaintiffs predicting a federal judge will overturn Illinois gun and magazine ban.

Bishop airs some of the comments from Democratic party officials about Chicago being selected as the host city for the 2024 Democratic National Committee's Convention. Callers react.

Bishop shares some of the reaction from various plaintiffs groups after Wednesday's hearing in federal court for the Southern District of Illinois. Read more: https://www.thecentersquare.com/illinois/article_7ce72514-d98a-11ed-a429-b7761ed13692.html

Bishop shares some of the arguments he witnessed from the federal court hearing of the challenge against Illinois' gun ban. Read more here: https://www.thecentersquare.com/illinois/article_7ce72514-d98a-11ed-a429-b7761ed13692.html

Bishop talks with Michelle Ownbey, publisher of the Springfield Business Journal, about happenings in and around the Springfield business community.

Bishop reviews clips from a recent interview former President Donald Trump had with Fox's Tucker Carlson.

Bishop delivers The Springfield City Council Roundup focused on the propose sports complex planned for the capital city.

Bishop takes calls to get predications from listeners about the possible outcome from today's federal hearing of the challenge against Illinois' gun and magazine ban.

Bishop provides a retrospective of the passage of Illinois' ban on semi-automatic weapons and magazines leading up to the lawsuits being filed with today the day the law is in federal court facing Second Amendment challenges

Bishop reviews several stories about how words are being characterized in science, in schools, or by law enforcement.

Bishop shares some moments from Gov. J.B. Pritzker's Monday talk at Harvard University where he took questions about spending on politics and denies Illinois' population continues to decline.

Bishop talks with Jay Shanle with Conns Hospitality about their upcoming 13th annual Springfield Oyster and Beer Festival Sept. 2nd at the Inn at 835.

Bishop reviews the latest news about Illinois' energy generation, including moves toward more nuclear power.

Bishop shares a recent article published in the Chicago Tribune by Drs. Cory Franklin and Robert Weinstein about excess mortality in the U.S. 15% higher than pre-pandemic levels.

Bishop reviews some of Gov. J.B. Pritzker's comments about gun control and gets a preview from Illinois State Rifle Association's Richard Pearson of Wednesday's hearing challenging the state's gun ban in federal court.

Bishop shares a conversation with Thomas Haine, Madison County State's Attorney, about 33 state's attorneys joining state Rep. Dan Caulkins' challenge of Illinois' gun and magazine ban at the Illinois Supreme Court.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker Friday threw cold water on Chicago Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson's idea of bringing about a financial transaction tax to help they city pay its debt.

Bishop talks about France saying they may "reduce dependence" on the U.S. Dollar, a trend alarming many, as the debate about whether digital currencies should be centralized or decentralized.

Bishop reviews last week's incident of college simmer Riley Gaines being assaulted by transgender rights activists and takes calls about the issue of whether transgender women should be allowed to compete in women's sports.

Bishop shares comments from Gov. J.B. Pritzker showing support for the expelled Tennessee lawmakers and takes calls with reaction.

Bishop shares some comments from "Jim," who talks about a complaint filed to the Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board against Illinois Supreme Court justices over campaign contributions from Gov. J.B. Pritzker.