A discussion about the STEP program organized with the University of Missouri School of Medicine.

Sen. McCaskill discusses healthcare legislation, rural Missouri's concern about federal funding for public education, and her reaction to the Donald Trump Jr. email story.

Jen Wheeler is the founder and board president for City of Refuge in Columbia. Joel Meyers is a magician. He will perform at a fundraiser for the organization on July 14. She explains the work of City of Refuge.

Beth Kobliner explains the importance of personal financial acumen for people in their twenties and thirties. Her book is GET A FINANCIAL LIFE.

Dr. Greitens discusses the situation with North Korea. She talks about the prospects for containing the country's nuclear capabilities short and long term.

Chief Burton talks about the need and the plans for a new precinct, about the upcoming Focus on Deterrence efforts, about gangs, and about the balance that's difficult to find between raising wages of current officers and hiring new officers.

Mayor Treece discusses the Columbia, Missouri, city council meeting scheduled later in the day on July 3, 1017.

Greg Fontenot discusses the history of the 1st Infantry Division and the changes in the Army post Vietnam War up to Desert Storm.

Don Winslow talks about writing his latest novel THE FORCE.

Dr. Galen discusses her research into using microphones to study the presence of bees and the importance of these insects in the plant world.