This morning on The Greg & Dan Show, we were joined by Dr. Joe Couri, War Muhammad, and Pastor Benjamin Nicks to talk about their community-focused Don't Start program.

This morning on The Greg &amp; Dan Show, we were joined by Dr. Joe Couri, War Muhammad, and Pastor Benjamin Nicks to talk about their community-focused Don't Start program.

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Don't Start

Dan talks with Jim Rule, Tazewell County Chairman, about the upcoming 2026 Tazewell County Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Forum on Thursday, January 15th from 6:30-8:00 PM at Five Points, Washington. The event will feature candidates Darren Bailey, Ted DeBrowksi, and James Mendrick, sharing their views on how to make Illinois better. Admission is free! For more information, visit www.tazewellgop.org.

Dan talks with Jim Rule, Tazewell County Chairman, about the upcoming 2026 Tazewell County Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Forum on Thursday, January 15th from 6:30-8:00 PM at Five Points, Washington. The event will feature candidates Darren Bailey, Ted DeBrowksi, and James Mendrick, sharing their views on how to make Illinois better. Admission is free! For more information, visit <a href="http://www.tazewellgop.org" data-start="597" data-end="646">www.tazewellgop.org</a>.

Illinois Voices 2026!

Dan talks with Joy Schwarting, Agricultural Education Teacher and FFA Advisor, about FFA — an organization that empowers students to grow leadership, career, and life skills through agricultural experiences. They discuss the needs of the greenhouse, how her teaching benefits the community, and the next generation of farmers. Joy also shares details about the upcoming Tremont FFA Alumni and Supporters Dinner Auction on January 17th at Tremont High School from 5:00–8:00 PM, featuring a silent auction all evening and a live auction starting at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $20.

Dan talks with Joy Schwarting, Agricultural Education Teacher and FFA Advisor, about FFA &mdash; an organization that empowers students to grow leadership, career, and life skills through agricultural experiences. They discuss the needs of the greenhouse, how her teaching benefits the community, and the next generation of farmers. Joy also shares details about the upcoming Tremont FFA Alumni and Supporters Dinner Auction on January 17th at Tremont High School from 5:00&ndash;8:00 PM, featuring a silent auction all evening and a live auction starting at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $20.

Greenhouse & Giving!

Dan talks with Paul Nolley, candidate for Illinois’ 16th Congressional District, about his background, the organizations he’s been involved with, and the work he’s already done in the community. He emphasizes youth literacy, faith-based values, and community-centered programs that support the people who need it most.

He also discusses the Habitat for Humanity model and how that approach could help address homelessness by increasing resources and support systems. He highlights the reality that many communities simply need more programs available to make change possible.

He talks about the people of the district, what sets him apart as a candidate, and why his campaign focuses on economic issues, working-class families, and policies that create real change in people’s everyday lives. He presents himself as relatable, knowledgeable, and grounded with a good sense of the world and what regular people are facing.

Dan talks with Paul Nolley, candidate for Illinois&rsquo; 16th Congressional District, about his background, the organizations he&rsquo;s been involved with, and the work he&rsquo;s already done in the community. He emphasizes youth literacy, faith-based values, and community-centered programs that support the people who need it most.
He also discusses the&nbsp;Habitat for Humanity model and how that approach could help address homelessness by increasing resources and support systems. He highlights the reality that many communities simply need more programs available to make change possible.
He talks about the people of the district, what sets him apart as a candidate, and why his campaign focuses on economic issues, working-class families, and policies that create real change in people&rsquo;s everyday lives. He presents himself as relatable, knowledgeable, and grounded with a good sense of the world and what regular people are facing.

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