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Oct 18, 2026

Joe KohlburnHOST
0:32
Danny Houk is an interdisciplinary craftsperson interested in playful and accessible images, serving as Trojan horses for more politically and religiously charged ideas.
Joe KohlburnHOST
0:41
Lately, he is co-owner and operator of Public Defender on Main Street in Belleville, Illinois.
Joe KohlburnHOST
0:46
Public Defender is a contemporary art gallery and shop carrying zines, prints, and indie comics.
Joe KohlburnHOST
0:53
Danny, thank you for being here.
Joe KohlburnHOST
0:56
Thanks for inviting us into your cool space.
Joe KohlburnHOST
0:59
Public Defender in Belleville is where we're recording from right now.
Joe KohlburnHOST
1:03
Can you just start off by telling us a little bit about what kind of drove you to create this space and you can bring your own work into it however you want.
Joe KohlburnHOST
1:14
Like what's your motivation here?
Brian SchmittHOST
45:41
That went to Danny Dietrich.
Brian SchmittHOST
45:42
Belleville, Illinois.
Brian SchmittHOST
45:43
Another brand new...
Brian SchmittHOST
45:45
This is a brand new racetrack at the Belle Claire Fairground Speedway.
Harry CaraySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:52
One ball, no strike.
Harry CaraySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:54
Group of some 60 from Belleville, Illinois.
Harry CaraySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:00
Out here honoring Red Cheney's tonight.
Harry CaraySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:04
Here's the pitch to Hiller and it's a strike call.
Justin FiedlerHOST
11:26
Looking down through the High Limit order beyond the championship, there are other positions up for grabs, including fourth between Tyler Courtney and Justin Peck, sixth between Brent Marks, Tanner Thorson, and Tanner Holmes, and Vermeer still has a very outside shot at eighth in the owner standings for a shot at that High Limit franchise.
Justin FiedlerHOST
11:41
Other word of I lost sprint cars there at Lincoln Park in Indiana tonight, and tomorrow night they go somewhere they've never raced before, the brand new Belclair Fairgrounds Park Speedway in Belleville, Illinois.
Justin FiedlerHOST
11:51
Tonight is the series' fifth visit ever to Lincoln Park.
Justin FiedlerHOST
11:54
Steve Kinzer won there in 1979, Dave Blaney in 1988, Donnie Schatz in 2016, and then David Gravel won when they came back last October.
KyleHOST
4:17
[clears throat] Excuse me.
KyleHOST
4:19
So The Plebes started in the early '80s in Belleville, Illinois.
KyleHOST
4:23
Uh, it was, uh, Jay Farrar, uh, and his brothers Wade and Dade, uh, and a guy named Jeff Tweedy.
KyleHOST
4:28
Um, Jeff wanted to play punk music, but Dade was, wasn't really interested in that.
KyleHOST
5:42
It was a little bit, you know, again, it plugged into a lot of people's ears correctly, and it wasn't like, you know, if you weren't, if you're like a never country person, you can still go back and listen to, like, Uncle Tupelo and you're like, "There's a little bit of a twang to it, but it sounds pretty rocky and pretty good to me." Right.
KyleHOST
5:57
And then you can go over and listen to, you know, like, "Oh, hey, this sounds a little bit more my style." Um- They, uh, their first album, uh, was titled No Depression, uh, released in January 1990.
KyleHOST
6:07
Uh, it was all about the band's lives growing up in Belleville, Illinois.
KyleHOST
6:12
Um, they then went out on tour, um, and, uh, Jay and Mike usually tried really hard to avoid drinking when they were on tour really heavily.
Jeff WilsonGUEST
18:24
Actually, my wife and I, we are out there together.
Jeff WilsonGUEST
18:26
175 miles, you know, Stevie J., from here in Champaign down to East St. Louis and Belleville.
Jeff WilsonGUEST
18:33
It's, uh, but we're knocking on doors, meeting a lot of great people, having great conversations, and, uh, there's a lot of hunger for just common sense and not nonsense at the congressional level.
Stevie JayHOST
18:44
How, how can people find Jeff Wilson?
Marisa PinsonHOST
28:44
In 1898, a decade after Wunderle introduced it, the A&G Goelitz Confectionary Company entered the market with their own version.
Marisa PinsonHOST
28:51
The Goelitz family are German immigrants who had started a candy business in Belleville, Illinois.
Marisa PinsonHOST
28:55
It's a little bit of a spoiler for our Jelly Belly episode.
Marisa PinsonHOST
28:59
Goelitz would eventually become Jelly Belly.
Ryan WigginsHOST
46:37
Tell me if they're all in your district if I'm getting this right.
Ryan WigginsHOST
46:39
Belleville?
Dan RhyneGUEST
46:40
Yes, sir.
Ryan WigginsHOST
46:41
Mascoutah?
Ryan WigginsHOST
5:09
Tell me if they're all in your district if I'm getting this right.
Ryan WigginsHOST
5:11
Belleville?
Dan RhyneGUEST
5:12
Yes, sir.
Ryan WigginsHOST
5:13
Mascoutah?
Ryan WigginsHOST
5:09
Tell me if they're all in your district if I'm getting this right.
Ryan WigginsHOST
5:11
Belleville?
Dan RhyneGUEST
5:12
Yes, sir.
Ryan WigginsHOST
5:12
Mascoutah?

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