Bev Ehlen, Concerned Women for America of Missouri, talked about the need to get out and vote.  She also talked about the ballot issues you need to pay attention to.

Dave Maupin discussed the issues surrounding personal property tax for the special road districts in Camden County.

Danny Ellison popped in to talk about the lie that is and was the Covid-19 vaccine.

We also had the chance speak with Brendan McKiernan.  Brendan is the Senior Army Instructor for the Camdenton JR ROTC program.  He talked about the program and the Veterans Day event that is coming up in November. 

Ike Skelton and I discussed the future of the Lake of the Ozarks.  Do we want to see progress or is the lake area just fine, as is?

Professor Jim Pasley talked about the ever-growing issues between North Korea and Japan.  How does this affect the United States and what position will the U.S. take in this matter?

I talked to Josh Robinson about his trip to Florida and what he experienced in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.

Camdenton City Administrator Jeff Hooker and the developer of the proposed apartment complex Titus Williams talked about the development and answered an array of questions about rent, traffic, flood control and tax abatements.

In was joined by Matt Burns and John Beckett from the Republican Central Committee.  We discussed an upcoming event on October 30th.  We also talked about the other member of the RCC and discussed some important topics like the need to get out and vote.

Sherry Morris, a concerned citizen from Camdenton, stopped by to talk about a proposed apartment complex in Camdenton.  She and some other residents have issues with the location and what it might mean to the area in the future.

Ike Skelton and attorney Kristi Fulnecky joined me to discuss the situation surrounding Camdenton Alderman Dan Ousley.

The True History Professor, Jim Pasley, talking about rioting in China, Iran and Russia.

Open lines and a lot of fun stuff.  I apologize for what sounds like reverb in the broadcast.  I think we've found te issue, but if not, we'll keep trying.

Herb Brownell joined me to talk about his experiences in motorsports.  We talked about his racing days and discussed how the sport has evolved into its modern-day state.  It was a great conversation.

Mayor Michael Harmison talked about the 63-million-dollar apartment complex development that is being proposed for Osage Beach.  He dispelled some of the rumors surrounding the developments history. 

Eaapan Thampy talked about the legislation surrounding Amendment 3 (legalizing recreational marijuana) and how the devil is in the details.  There is a lot more to this than just marijuana legalization.  A new governmental office will be created, companies want to create monopolies and even CRT is involved.

Kim Tatham, with Disabled Veterans of America, stopped by to talk about an event to help veterans understand what benefits they are entitled to receive.

Dave Maupin previewed his most recent edition of Among the Dogwoods and he also shared some other interesting information.

Ike Skelton and I were joined by MoFirst,org's Ron Calzone.  We discussed a number of upcoming ballot issues that voters will decide on November 8th.

The True History Professor, Jim Pasley discussed education and Charter Schools.  What does the future hold?