Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri

Through the collaboration of Urban Chestnut Brewery and the St. Louis Zoo, the two have a new beer to offer.

 The STL Zoo Bier Red Panda Light Lager is available for purchase at the zoo or inside local retail stores.

 Sales and Marketing Director for Urban Chestnut Brewing Company Chris Gorman talks with Cameron Conner about the process for this year’s animal selection. 

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A free collection of online career tools is available to help graduates make a solid plan for their future.

The Missouri Trucking Association weighs in on the Missouri Department of Revenue making it easier for CDL holders to complete certifications.

The University of Missouri is conducting some experiments using AI to check on people who experience cybersickness using virtual reality and augmented reality.

The Pathways to Prevention podcast discusses how keeping teens away from alcohol and other substances is possible and many teens already have that goal in mind.

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The Missouri Department of Revenue has made it more convenient for CDL holders to fulfill certification requirements.

The Missouri Trucking Association's Tom Crawford discusses with Anthony Morabith.

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A collection of online career tools is available to help graduates make a solid plan for their future–and it’s available completely for free. 

Alisa Nelson talks to Leigh Anne Taylor Knight with The DeBruce Foundation in Kansas City, about The Graduation Toolkit.

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Missouri festivals, wineries, and towns like Van Buren are encouraging destinations for travelers to mark down this Summer.

A Missouri S&T engineer is studying ancient Roman concrete to innovate a stronger, safer concrete for the future.

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Once a technology is considered obsolete, it’s rarely, if ever, used again.

But at Missouri S&T, a chemical and biochemical engineering professor is looking to the past…..the distant ancient Roman past to see how concrete was made several thousands of years ago to help transform the concrete and construction industry of today.

Anthony Morabith speaks with Dr. Monday Okoronkwo on Show Me Today. 

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Disc Golf is becoming more and more popular in the Show Me State.

The State Historical Society is celebrating its 125th year anniversary.

New guidelines are out to get checked for breast cancer. Dr. Amy Patel of the Breast Care Center at Liberty Hospital shares the details.

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New preliminary guidelines are out to get checked for breast cancer. Alisa Nelson talks to Dr. Amy Patel, of the Breast Care Center at Liberty Hospital near Kansas City, who says the guidelines don’t go far enough. They also talk about a Missouri bill passed this year that will help residents who need follow-up breast exams.

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Diverse trees need to be planted in neighborhoods and parks to prevent tree-related diseases.

Missouri hopes to up its game to help more foster children get adopted.

Missourinet's Bob Pretty and Farah Fite from the Missouri Bar Podcast "Is It Legal To..." discuss domestic violence and orders of protection.

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Large groups of same-species trees that rest in our parks and neighborhoods could be in danger.

Diseases, fungi, and pests target these susceptible groups to capitalize on as many trees as possible.

Multistudio landscape architect Robert Whitman is here with Cameron Conner to discuss the devastation this can cause and ways to help prevent it. 

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