It's the holiday season and unfortunately there are plenty of people out there who are ready to swindle, scam and steal your blind. Often times preying on the old, the gullible and the less informed members of our society. Detective Matt Cotner with the Sikeston Department of Public Safety is stopping by the show today to give us some tips on how to stay safe through the holidays and beyond.

Most of us celebrate it. As a matter of fact many go into debt every year in order to celebrate the world's biggest holidays. But was is the true meaning of Christmas. We'll talk with the pastor of the Anchor Church, Jason Davis, to get the real reason behind the season.

She's a graduate of New Madrid County Central, a former basketball standout in high school and college and now she's an actress. In this podcast we catch up with Shayla Day and talk about her time on Chicago Fire and other acting experiences.

The Sikeston Little Theatre has been producing outstanding broadway productions for over 60 years. Next weekend another classic musical opens on the little theatre stage, The Sound of Music. Today we talk with President of Sikeston Little Theatre and the director of this production, Jeremiah Dunmyer.

Wall Street got a little crazy this week when certain stocks exploded in trading, driving stock prices up, which is raising on a lot of questions in Congress. Bart Grant with Grant Financial Management helps us sort through all the madness as we talk about the market, meme stocks and the repercussions that may be on the horizon.

The Southeast Missouri Food Bank feeds thousands in southeast Missouri in a normal year, but the last year has been anything but normal. Joey Keys, CEO and President talks about how the pandemic has stretched resources and volunteers thin and how you might be able to help.

No one likes to think about the bad things that could happen, but it is better to be prepared when they do. Brent Mullin with the Sikeston Department of Public Safety recently went through ALICE training. Officer Mullin tells us about his experience and how he can share that experience with your business and employees to help save lives if a tragic event does happen.

It's the most wonderful time of the year! No, not Christmas. High school basketball is in full swing. Rusty Hendricks stops by to talk Sikeston Bulldog hoops and to preview the upcoming season.

It's about to be the most wonderful time in the world. Christmas is just around the corner and Historic Downtown Sikeston is having a Christmas kick-off event. Director Jason Davis gives us an overview of the event and updates us on downtown Sikeston.

Some people want top hear more about history, while others want to hear a good ghost story. One local man is giving us both. Scott Poole is with the American Ghost Project which collects the history of local buildings and areas in order to preserve the history and hopefully find a good ghost story while they are at it.