Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri

Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri

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Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri episodes

  • Missouri's resources for substance use disorder

    Substance use disorder can have temporary or lasting effects on your physical, mental, and social health. Missouri 988 can point you or a loved one in the right direction.

    During Mental Health Awareness Month, it is critical to understand the resources available if you or a loved one is leaning on substance use.

    Jean Sokora, Dunnica Sobering Support Center Program Director, joins Cameron Conner on Show Me Today to discuss the impacts of substance use disorder.

    This sponsored interview is in collaboration with Missouri 988.

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    12 min
  • New book celebrates ‘Small Town Missouri’

    A St. Louis woman who works for a non-profit that aids rural communities has written a book that celebrates “Small Town Missouri," in fact, that is part of the title.

    Marshall Griffin speaks with Caitlin Yager about "Small Town Missouri: Legends, Lore, and Attractions in the Show Me State."

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    12 min
  • Missouri program helps low-income seniors access farmers market produce

    ‘Tis the season for the juicy, fresh fruit and crisp veggies at Missouri’s roadside produce stands and farmers markets.

    Alisa Nelson talks to Rachel O’Halloran, an MU Extension nutrition specialist, who says enrollment is open for the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program to help low-income seniors access fresh fruit.

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    11 min
  • Missouri S&T researching use of nuclear fuel that’s less likely to be targeted by terrorists

    Research is underway at the Missouri University of Science and Technology in Rolla into using a type of nuclear fuel that is less attractive to potential thieves, terrorists, and rogue nations.

    Joseph Newkirk, Founding Chair and Professor of Nuclear Engineering and Science at Missouri S&T, joins Marshall Griffin on Show Me Today.

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    10 min
  • How to reach Missouri's youth in times of crisis

    May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we are partnering with Missouri 988 to help spread the message of reaching out. This month, we will focus on potential youth in crisis.

    Kids Under Twenty-One Executive Director Elizabeth Makulek joins Cameron Conner on Show Me Today.

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    15 min
  • Murray Center for Documentary Journalism: the Missouri Method and its role in telling real-life stories

    The Murray Center for Documentary Journalism recently got another major endowment from its namesake- and is celebrating 10 years of alumni.

    Nationally known filmmaker and director of the center, Robert Greene, shared with Ashley Byrd his students' work and how he sees his role in their success.

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    11 min
  • SEMO's new game development program opens this fall

    Southeastern Missouri State has created a new bachelor's degree in game development.

    Computer science instructor Ethan Chou joins Cameron Conner and says enrolled students are already switching majors.

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    11 min
  • MU veterinary lab expansion to better serve students and state

    The University of Missouri-Columbia is expanding its veterinary diagnostic lab and building a new complex at the College of Veterinary Medicine.

    Alisa Nelson talks to Dr. Shuping Zhang, the director of the lab, who says the added space will allow them to serve students and the state better.

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    9 min

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