In this episode of The Pulse we discuss protests against fraternities across the country and right here at MU with special guest Joe Miller from KCOU's Sports department. Hosted by Harshawn Ratanpal, Hailey Skorik, Isablle Marak.

In this episode of The Pulse we discuss the migrant crisis at the US southern border and President Joe Biden's response. Hosted by Andreas Busse, Carrington Peavy, Claudia Linder.

In this episode of The Pulse we discuss the recent gathering of world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly in New York and President Joe Biden's attempt to reclaim the United States' role as "leader of the free world." Hosted by Emma Murphy, Truecere Surles, and Harshawn Ratanpal.

In this episode of The Pulse we discuss the lawsuit Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt filed challenging the COVID-19 mask mandate in Columbia Public Schools. Hosted by Meghan Lee, Lynne Harvey, and Sireen Abayazid.

In this episode of The Pulse we discuss President Joe Biden's new bill to address America's infrastructure woes. Hosted by Luke Swezy, Hunter Walterman, and Dominique Hodge.

In this episode of The Pulse we cover campus updates of note, including information on vaccine mandates, MU's NextGen Health facility, university rankings, and how the university is restructuring its social justice departments. Hosted by Luke Swezy, Hunter Walterman, and Dominique Hodge.

Global warming and growing constructions change the habitats for wildlife species everywhere. I speak to bird expert Roger Holloway from the World Bird Sanctuary about Missouri Native birds. KCOU's Katie Quinn talks to Robert Hemmelgarn about the different plants that support backyard animals.

House Bill 357 would lift restrictions in Missouri around Cottage Food Law. If HB 357 is passed, Missouri sellers would be legally allowed to sell baked goods over the internet to Missouri buyers. Today's interviews include the sponsor of the bill Rep. Ben Baker and the Institute of Justice.

In this episode of The Pulse we discuss the direction the Republican Party is headed, as well as how Donald Trump's Presidency has influenced Republican politics. Hosted by Andreas Busse, Emmet Jamieson, Lily Dozier, and Julia Igel.

Founded in the spring of 2020, Brian Wingbermuehle started a nonprofit to help Missouri preserve indigenous plant species. The Missouri Biodiversity Project works to restore natural habitats and educate the public on conservation.