Author Jonathon Wright talks about his new book "Punks in Peoria" that details the punk scene in Peoria.  

Author Jonathon Wright talks about his new book "Punks in Peoria" that details the punk scene in Peoria.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Punks in Peoria

Greg and Dan talk with Gene Olson, Director of Airports for the Metropolitan Airport Authority of Peoria, about his firsthand experience working in airport operations on September 11, 2001. At the time, Olson was Director of Operations at Evansville Regional Airport, and he recalls the morning of the attacks, receiving calls from air traffic control, and the unprecedented decision to halt air traffic across the country. He walks through what it took to shut down airport operations, secure runways and terminals, sweep the building, and respond as the aviation industry faced a situation unlike anything it had experienced before. He also reflects on how airport security and procedures changed in the aftermath and how long it took for many of the new rules and systems travelers know today to take shape.

Greg and Dan talk with Gene Olson, Director of Airports for the Metropolitan Airport Authority of Peoria, about his firsthand experience working in airport operations on September 11, 2001. At the time, Olson was Director of Operations at Evansville Regional Airport, and he recalls the morning of the attacks, receiving calls from air traffic control, and the unprecedented decision to halt air traffic across the country. He walks through what it took to shut down airport operations, secure runways and terminals, sweep the building, and respond as the aviation industry faced a situation unlike anything it had experienced before. He also reflects on how airport security and procedures changed in the aftermath and how long it took for many of the new rules and systems travelers know today to take shape.

When the Skies Went Quiet

Greg and Dan talk with Scott Corsaut, Chairman of the Greater Peoria Honor Flight Board, and Robbie Mathison, owner of Pour Bros. Craft Taproom, about the 10th Annual Armed Forces Celebration Day, happening Saturday, September 12 from 5–11 p.m. at Pour Bros. in Peoria Heights. The annual event brings the community together to celebrate and support veterans and active-duty military members while also raising awareness of resources and services available to veterans throughout Central Illinois. They preview what attendees can expect, discuss what reaching the event’s 10th year means to the community, and share why supporting those who have served continues to be personally meaningful to them.

Greg and Dan talk with Scott Corsaut, Chairman of the Greater Peoria Honor Flight Board, and Robbie Mathison, owner of Pour Bros. Craft Taproom, about the 10th Annual Armed Forces Celebration Day, happening Saturday, September 12 from 5&ndash;11 p.m. at Pour Bros. in Peoria Heights. The annual event brings the community together to celebrate and support veterans and active-duty military members while also raising awareness of resources and services available to veterans throughout Central Illinois. They preview what attendees can expect, discuss what reaching the event&rsquo;s 10th year means to the community, and share why supporting those who have served continues to be personally meaningful to them.

Armed Forces Celebration Day!

Greg and Dan talk with former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood, one of the featured speakers at today’s 25th Anniversary 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony at the Peoria Riverfront Museum. He reflects on his own memories and experiences surrounding September 11, 2001, and how the attacks changed the country. He also shares his thoughts on America’s role in leading through diplomacy, the importance of unity and public service, and why the lives lost and sacrifices made that day must continue to be remembered by future generations.

Greg and Dan talk with former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood, one of the featured speakers at today&rsquo;s 25th Anniversary 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony at the Peoria Riverfront Museum. He reflects on his own memories and experiences surrounding September 11, 2001, and how the attacks changed the country. He also shares his thoughts on America&rsquo;s role in leading through diplomacy, the importance of unity and public service, and why the lives lost and sacrifices made that day must continue to be remembered by future generations.

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