In tonights episode, Derek, Brian, Brad, and I sit down to talk NIL, Preseason, and our hopes and dreams for 2026 Mizzou Football.

Missouri voters will decide two major constitutional changes in the August 4, 2026 primary election. Amendment 4 would change the citizen initiative process by requiring a proposed constitutional amendment to receive majority support in every Missouri congressional district—not simply a statewide majority. Amendment 5 would require the phaseout of Missouri’s individual income tax while allowing lawmakers to expand sales and use taxes on goods and services.

In this episode, we break down what Amendments 4 and 5 actually do, who could benefit, and how these proposals could affect voting rights, working families, public schools, healthcare, and other essential services. We also explain why we believe Missourians should vote NO on Amendment 4 and NO on Amendment 5 on August 4. Concerns surrounding Amendment 5 include a potential shift toward higher sales taxes and major reductions in the revenue used to fund state services.

What is Proposition O, and what is the Wentzville School District asking voters to approve?

In this episode, we break down Wentzville School District Prop O, the proposed $185 million bond issue on the August 2026 ballot. We discuss which schools are included, what renovations and safety improvements are planned, how the district says the bond will be funded, and what “zero tax rate increase” actually means for local homeowners.

We also look at district enrollment growth, available school capacity, long-term facility plans, and the questions taxpayers should ask before voting.

This episode is intended to help Wentzville residents understand the proposal, the costs, and the potential impact before the Aug 4th Election Day.

On this episode, Donald and I sit down and talk about the events happening around ICE and the federal government. We talk about what got us engaged in the political process and how you can get involved.

Donald Looney sits down with Cat Clayton and DeeDee Roy to talk about the No Kings Protest held on Oct 18th 2025. For more informatio on Cat, please visit https://catformo.com or follow her and Donald on Facebook and TikTok.

In this episode, we sit down with Cat Clayton, candidate for Missouri House District 105, to unpack the recent saga of the proposed data center in St. Charles and why residents turned out in droves to oppose it.

In this episode, we sit down with Cat “Caterina” Clayton, a Democratic candidate for Missouri House District 105, which covers parts of St. Charles. Cat shares why she’s running—emphasizing respect, common sense, and service to everyday families—and walks through her early platform priorities, including strengthening public education and keeping classrooms safe and effective for students and teachers. catformo.com

It's that time of year again! Derek, Brian and I sit down and talk last season, transfer portal, and our predictions for 2025.

In this episode, we explore where we’re headed as the St. Charles County Democratic Central Committee. Donald, Amy, Stephen, and Reed dive into how leadership is defined and perceived, and why it matters more than ever. We unpack our mission, vision, and the core pillars that guide our efforts—and discuss how grassroots organization and intentional relationship-building are helping us create a sustainable, long-lasting political infrastructure. Join us as we share how we’re fostering hope and charting a bold, united path forward for St. Charles County.

Donald, Amy, Stephen, and Reed sit down for a candid conversation about the history of internal conflict within the St. Charles County Democratic Central Committee. From past disagreements to moments of dysfunction, we unpack specific examples of infighting—not to rehash old wounds, but to better understand what hasn't worked and how we can move forward together. Join us as we reflect, learn, and look ahead to building a stronger, more united local party.