Randy Jones will be coming to Columbia, Missouri, to do a fundraiser for Columbia Entertainment Company. He talks about his book SHOW ME and his upcoming visit.

Jonathan Sessions discusses the March 13, 2017, meeting of the Columbia Public School Board. The topics include searching for land for the next middle school, adjusting the attendance lines for six elementary schools, voting on whether to endorse the next Chapter 100 business tax abatement proposal, and technology in school.

State Auditor Galloway discusses the audit she released yesterday. It criticized the University of Missouri system for inappropriate incentive/bonus pay and for payments made to former MU chancellor R. Bowen Loftin and for luxury car allowances.

Author Stephen Kinzer talks about the debate of 1899 when the U.S. confronted whether it should practice imperialism as its foreign policy. His new book is THE TRUE FLAG: THEODORE ROOSEVELT, MARK TWAIN, AND THE BIRTH OF AMERICAN EMPIRE.

Jane Armer and Laura Streeter talk about lymphedema and Lymphedema Awareness Day.

Dr. Angela Speck discusses the potential impact and the details of the total eclipse coming August 21.

Haig Mardirosian, dean of the College of Arts at The University of Tampa. He talks about the Make a Joyful Noise: A Benefit Concert for the Stephens College Chapel Organ.

Chief Burton talks about community meetings that will ask the public to tell what kind of police department they want and about the numbers released for police contact with citizens and complaints.

Dr. Zitter talks about her new book EXTREME MEASURES: FINDING A BETTER PATH TO THE END OF LIFE.

Chase Robinson discusses his new book about some of the personalities and key individuals from Islam's first thirty years.