I discussed Title 42 and other topics of interest.

I opened up the phone lines and talked about a variety of topics, including the need for people to get help if they are dealing with addiction of any kind.

Tyler Brown, with the Missouri Department of Conservation, stopped by to talk about the wildlife that frequents the lake area.  We also focused on deer hunting and took comments and phone calls from our listeners and viewers.

Dave Maupin discussed the most recent Horseshoe Bend Special Road District meeting and the Camden County renovation project at the courthouse.  It seems as though the situation surrounding Veregy, the company that is in charge of the renovation project, is getting very interesting.  It appears that Veregy wrote the bid for the project and the county accepted only one bid and that was from the company that wrote the bid for the county in the first place.  Truth is stranger than fiction and the truth is starting to come out as far as how this whole process has come together.  Stay tuned!!!

Professor Pasley talked about a public information campaign that was started during the Wilson administration.  The campaign flooded the media with what the government wanted people to believe.  Guess what, history does repeat itself as it is going on today.  Imagine that!!!

Danny Ellison backed up the Professor's conversation with his ranting and raving.

Ike Skelton came in to talk more about the renovation project at the Camden County courthouse.  He discussed what is being done to "right the ship".  He also talked about his future as the next Presiding Commissioner and what he hopes to accomplish.

Bill LaCasse, of SRG Financial Advisors, discussed the future of Social Security.  It is an ever-changing beast that needs to be looked at, closely, by those who may become recipients very soon.

Jennie Wall came in to talk about the latest edition of the Watchdawg.  In it, she continued her look into the current renovations of the Camden County courthouse and the annex building.

Chris Colter, with Lake Ozark Rotary, gave us an update on the Candyland project.  He also talked about what the rotary club has done in 2022 for the community.

Mary Kay Von Brendel talked about the next concert that is coming to Ozarks Ampitheater.  It will be Walker Hayes on June 22nd.  

Bev Ehlen joined me to talk about the pre-filing process of our state legislature.  She also mentioned what she hopes will happen in 2023.

Darin Keim stopped by to talk about the "Circling the Lake" event on December 17th.  Now in it's third year, this event brings people together to help spread Christmas cheer to people in assisted care and their care givers.

Dave Maupin discussed the last two Camden County Commission meetings.  One of the meetings dealt with the current renovation project at the courthouse.  It included the company doing the renovations and the many issues that exist with this project.

Mindi Sales and I talked to Cassie Cunningham and Kara Long about cleaning up a stretch of Highway 5.  They have also been decorating the trees along that same stretch for the last seven years.  Their goal is to provide some holiday cheer for the community.

Danny Ellison did his weekly ranting and raving.  This week he talked about how Democrats shunpeople that leave the party.

Rickie Smith talked about the Lake Ozark Christmas parade, now in it's 38th year.

Ike Skelton and Matt Burns joined me during hour one.  The topic of conversation was the courthouse renovation project.  There are a lot of loose ends.

Professor Jim Pasley discussed the act of censorship through the years and how it will affect us in the future. 

I talked about a variety of topics and let the listeners drive the bus.