Natasha Kaiser Brown talks about competing at the world-class level, coaching, and more. She is the speaker at the 2017 WIN Banquet which recognizes the accomplishments of females in sports.

Mayor Treece discusses ongoing interest in the police department and the future of Chief Ken Burton. Other topics: the announcement of the coming of Aurora Organic Dairy to Columbia, rezoning issues and whether neighborhood connectivity or isolation fits best, and the planning and zoning work on the current zoning code.

Coach Dorsey talks about the Ambassadors and about the team's upcoming game against the Calloway Hoopsters.

A discussion about Dr. Cornelison's recent recognition as a PECASE winner. She is one of 102 nationally receiving the Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers.

Dr. Cornelison reacts to her recent recognition as a recipient of the Presidential EarlY Career Awards for Scientists and EngineerS (PECASE).

A conversation with the former CIA analyst who was the first to give positive identification of Hussein and spent many sessions questioning the former president of Iraq.

A discussion about the Columbia School District's efforts to alleviate overcrowding at Gentry Middle School by sending some students to Jefferson Middle School.

Shane Winter from Metro Rotary Club in Columbia, Missouri, and Teri Walden from EnCircle Technologies. The rotary club is having a trivia night. Proceeds will go to support EnCircle.

Matt McCormick discusses the legislative priorities for the Columbia Chamber of Commerce for 2017. He covers topics of airport development, support for projects and University of Missouri, and other topics.

Chief Burton, during his regular appearance on Columbia Morning, discusses reporting accidents in bad weather, how police officers prepare for bad weather patrolling, policing Uber drivers and golf-cart shuttles, hiring officers through the recently approved federal grant, and community policing.