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A new author is on the scene in Columbia.

 24-year-old Nicole Schroeder has just published her first novel, “Twisted Fate: Playback’s Story.”

 The novel is a superhero story about a freshman-year college student who has the ability to go back five seconds and change it for the better.

Cameron Conner is here with Nicole to discuss the plot, the journey to becoming an author, and the experience of self-publishing her first book. 

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Some lawmakers are proposing to implement it in required school courses in order to graduate.

It is as important as learning how to make a resume, balancing a checkbook, or even cooking.

Anthony Morabith talks with state Representative Rodger Reedy on Show Me Today. 

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A French film festival kicks off in St. Louis.

Maple syrup has been produced in Missouri for generations but is becoming more complex.

Military history writer Jeremy Amick hops on Show Me Today to discuss his new book, A Global Warrior.

A Missouri legislative bill aims to bring attention to UFOsightings in Southeast Missouri.

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Maple syrup has been made in Missouri dating back generations. However, it is becoming more challenging to produce.

Bill Pollock talks to Hannah Hemmelgarn with the University of Missouri Center for Agroforestry.

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In 1973, hundreds of UFO sightings were reported in Piedmont and Wayne County.

A Missouri legislative bill sponsored by State Representative Chris Dinkins aims to bring attention to what people reported seeing 50 years ago.

Alisa Nelson talks to Dennis Hovis, of Piedmont, about the sightings that put the southeast Missouri area on the UFO map. 

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BBQ, blues, and bourbon. Washington, Missouri, has it all at the 2023 WashMO BBQ and Blues Fest.

The National Wild Turkey Foundation is moving more of its operation to the state.

The Truman Library and Museum just underwent a major renovation. Missouri Life Magazine joins us to discuss interesting stories about President Harry Truman.

Jefferson City is hosting the State of Missouri hiring event Wednesday, April 12.

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Are you looking for a job? The state of Missouri is holding a big hiring event.

Alisa Nelson talks to Theresa Mello and Megan Thomas from the Missouri Office of Administration and Ciara Harden from the Missouri Department of Transportation about the upcoming event.

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The National Wild Turkey Federation is active in Missouri—and moving more of its operation to the Show Me State.

Spokesman David Gladkowski talks with Ashley Byrd about their plans.

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Are you looking to buy or sell a home soon? Alisa Nelson talks to Andrea Sheridan, President of the Missouri Association of Realtors, who says spring has sprung early for Missouri’s housing market.

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