James Shuls talks with KFTK's Marc Cox about the recent discovery of lead in the drinking water at several St. Louis city public schools. Some have used this to argue for more funding, but, as Shuls points out, St. Louis's public schools have one of the highest per pupil spending rates in Missouri.

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Brenda Talent appeared on KMOX’s Reardon Roundtable and discussed Mayor Francis Slay’s legacy and the controversy surrounding St. Louis Business Journal’s 25 "Most Influential Business Women."

Originally aired on 8/19/2016 on KMOX.

The Show-Me Institute's Patrick Tuohey joins host Marc Cox of KFTK 97.1FM in St. Louis to talk about what Missouri's big cities need to do to attract more businesses.

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Healthcare giant Centene is asking for almost $150 million from taxpayers for its expansion project in Clayton, Missouri. Is this just another example of corporate welfare?

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Originally aired on KTRS on 8/8/16

The tumultuous events at the University of Missouri last fall resulted in the firing of one professor, Melissa Click, and the resignation of the school dean and UM system president. With its reputation in shambles, can Mizzou recover?

Mike McShane talks with Mike Ferguson on KCMO radio. Originally aired on 8/8/2016

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St. Louis-based healthcare giant Centene is asking for $147 million from taxpayers to build two high rise office buildings, a hotel, and an entertainment district. Find out more at showmeinstitute.org

Originally aired on The Gary Nolan Show on 8/4/16

Would raising the minimum wage in Missouri help or hurt lower income workers? You may be surprised. Originally aired on KWTO on 8/2/16.

Does the Missouri Legislature need to be more open and transparent when it comes to public meetings? Originally broadcast on KFTK on 7/15/16.

Missouri's roads and highways needs improvements, but what's the best way to do this? This first aired on KMBZ on 7/26/2016.

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The former Chrysler assembly plant in Fenton, Missouri has been vacant since manufacturing moved to Mexico in 2007. Now developers are looking for $57 million in tax payer dollars to redevelop the former site.