Phil covers the up to date headline news talking about what is happening in the world today along with the local area....

Phil covers the up to date headline news talking about what is happening in the world today along with the local area....

The Phil Luciano Show is WMBD Radio's new afternoon show that airs weekdays from 3 - 6pm.

Longtime journalist and media personality Phil Luciano shares his intriguing stories and unique observations about Central Illinois for a new radio program bringing local news to the forefront each and every day.

The Phil Luciano Show is WMBD Radio's new afternoon show that airs weekdays from 3 - 6pm.
Longtime journalist and media personality Phil Luciano shares his intriguing stories and unique observations about Central Illinois for a new radio program bringing local news to the forefront each and every day.

The Phil Luciano Show

Longtime journalist and media personality Phil Luciano shares his intriguing stories and unique observations about Central Illinois for a new radio program bringing local news to the forefront.

Longtime journalist and media personality Phil Luciano shares his intriguing stories and unique observations about Central Illinois for a new radio program bringing local news to the forefront.

Phil Luciano with Headline News

Phil talks to Andy King and Russell Dunne of the Dream Center of Peoria about an upcoming event called Serve The City....

Phil talks to Andy King and Russell Dunne of the Dream Center of Peoria about an upcoming event called Serve The City....

DCP'S Andy King Executive Director and Russell Dunne Cares and Mobiles Director

Phil talks about a newly discovered group of tarantulas is intimidating for multiple reasons, including what researchers tactfully describe as a - ahem - unusually long mating appendage. How long? It's actually two times the size of the male spider. 

Phil talks about a newly discovered group of tarantulas is intimidating for multiple reasons, including what researchers tactfully describe as a - ahem - unusually long mating appendage. How long? It's actually two times the size of the male spider.&nbsp;

Phil Luciano with Headline News

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