Interviews

Joe sits down with DJ Shane Canfield to discuss the 2019 Red Bull 3Style competition, his style, and more.

Dancing Dog in Urbana is know for its vegan menu and one highlight is the baked goods.

After 30 years in business, the legendary store will close for the last time January 31st. Seth speaks to local drummers and owner Terry Hawkins about the value and influence of the space.

Last week the UP Center of Champaign County unveiled a new(ish) name and a three-year strategic plan to help it grow and succeed in the next decade. Erin sat down with Youth Coordinator Zev Alexander to talk about the changes and ways C-U can help.

After all of the MLK celebrations, Nicole reflects on the 2018-2020 Community Health Improvement Plan and speaks with CUPHD Administrator Julie Pryde about the state of health and well-being for communities across Champaign County.

Nicole spoke with Pastor Al Toledo, co-lead pastor of Chicago Tabernacle and keynote speaker for the 2020 MLK Service of Celebration at Krannert Center.

Gillian, a resident of C-U who also identifies as someone with a developmental disability, speaks with Carol Inskeep, a librarian at the Urbana Free Library. This profile is part of her series of interviews of local people who are helping to build a better, more inclusive Champaign-Urbana.

Nicole speaks with journalist and author Judith Valente about how Benedictine spirituality informs her daily life. 

Downtown Champaign's Cowboy Monkey has reopened with a new look, refocusing on their food and refreshing cocktails.