The director and supervisor of MU's Law School Veterans Clinic talks about the work of the students who take veterans as clients and present their cases to the Veterans Administration. The veterans are seeking reversals of the denials for benefits in most cases.

CIS Head of School Adam Dube', students Charlie Bondurant and Nathan Weil talk about their recent experiences during a Be the Change trip to Papua New Guinea.

Sasha Chanoff, executive director of RefugePoint, talks about his new book FROM CRISIS TO CALLING: FINDING YOUR MORAL CENTER IN THE TOUGHEST DECISIONS. He builds his story around a rescue mission in the Congo.

Dr. Becevic talks about her study into the importance of reaching rural young people with tele-psychiatry.

Dr. Rahman discusses his research into "extreme overvalued beliefs." The study's title is "Anders Breivik: Extreme Beliefs Mistaken for Psychosis." It has been published in THE JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PSYCHIATRY AND THE LAW.

Ehrenreich talks about his travel and three-year living in the West Bank.

Mayor Treece discusses roundabouts. Columbia City Council is to debate and vote on a roundabout at the corner of Fairview and Chapel Hill. The mayor hears from many callers who have opinions about whether the roundabout should be built.

Ashley Waters discusses the history of and the meaning of June Dairy Month.

Coach Smith discusses the Missouri Wrestling Foundation and J'Den Cox, Columbia and MU's Olympic wrestler.

Judge Oxenhandler discusses mass incarceration, its costs, its effect on lives. He advocates using alternative sentencing plans and offering ways for ex-prisoners to reclaim some of the rights the rest of us have.