Doc Russ, with the Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall, joined me to talk about coming back to Camdenton from Thursday, September 8th through Sunday, September 11th.  We chatted about the origin of the wall and what it means to the people who get to experience it.

Brian Correll called in to talk about the Lake of the Ozarks Air Show.  Brian will be flying his Pit Special biplane during the event.  He talked about what he does to prepare for an air show and asked everyone to come out to enjoy his incredible aerobatic performance.

I was joined by Bev Ehlen from Concerned Women for America of Missouri.  We talked about the many upcoming events that they have planned for September and October.

Dave Maupin (Among the Dogwoods) updated us on the most recent Camden County and School of the Osage school board meetings.  We also discussed, in depth, the procedures surrounding search warrants.

Mindi Sales and I interviewed Shana Aubuchon with the Share the Harvest Food Pantry.  Shana talked about what Share the Harvest Food Pantry provides for the community and also discussed their upcoming golf tournament.

Danny Ellison ranted and raved about how we are losing our rights and freedoms.

Larry Bennett discussed the Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall.  It will be coming back to the area on September 8th through the 11th and all of the ceremonies surrounding the return of this very special icon.

I spent the first hour talking with Camden County Commissioner James Gohagen.  We discussed topics past and present and how he views the end of the current Presiding Commissioners term.  He also talked about the transition that is about to take place with the next Presiding Commissioner that will be sworn in on January 2, 2023.

The second hour was for the listeners.  I talked about the current education situation in Missouri and how the Biden Administration views the GOP.

Jeanne Rackers, Paula Nienhueser and Lisa Putnam joined me to talk about the upcoming "Suits for Soldiers" event on Saturday, October 15th.

Christy Gray and Franki Tapp, with Great Circle, stopped by to discuss foster care and foster parenting.  There is a need to acquire more foster homes in the lake area. 

Les Larson joined me to talk about the upcoming Camden County Republican Club's "Patriot Dinner" on September 24th.

Dave Maupin, author of Among the Dogwoods, stopped by to discuss the last two Camden County Commission meeting.  As always, it was very informative.  Make sure you sign up for the blog.

The next Presiding Commissioner of Camden County, Ike Skelton, paid me a visit.  We discussed the corruption that exists in politics and how it should be handled.

The TRUE History Professor, Jim Pasley, introduced us to Thomas Malthus.  He was a visionary that warned people against things that still exist today.

Danny Ellison popped in, from Vancouver, Washington, to rant and rave.

Mayor Michael Harmison, from the City of Osage Beach, talked about the outlet mall project and other tings he has been working on.

Corey Lewerke stopped by with an update on the 2022 Lake of the Ozarks Airshow.  He talked about some of the new things that will be added to this year's show as well as some of the acts that will be returning to amaze the crowd.  For more information on this year's show go to LakeoftheOzarks Airshow.com and check out their Facebook page.

During hour two I talked with Pastor Frank Holbrook from the Cornerstone Church in Whitesburg, Kentucky.  He discussed the current situation involvong the residents of that area who are dealing with the devastation of the flooding that occurred on July 28th.  We also talked about the ways that you can assist the people in rebuilding their lives.

I started off today's show with a great conversation.  Ike Skelton was my scheduled guest, and we received a surprise visit from another Key Radio contributor, Matt Burns.

Professor Jim Pasley joined me, during hour two, to discuss the history of the F.B.I..  It was a fascinating look back at history.