Mindi Sales stopped by to discuss community events and we touched on a recent threat that was made to local schools.

Danny Ellison checked in to rant and rave about the Trump townhall on CNN.

We had a chance to catch up with local fisherman Joe Grafeman. He explained what it's been like since he joined the professional fishing circuit.

Professor Jim Pasley discussed the education system and what our kids are really getting out of it these days and what it will be like for future generations.

Ann Marie Bianchi shared the first hour discussing Upstream Fish Company with owner Dave Daut. Dave talked about his experience as a business owner and restaurateur. He discussed the involvement of his family and his faith.

Rick Bryant stopped by and we discussed the 2nd Amendment, the ATF, Camden County and how these things relate to the future of local gun shops and FFLs.

Ike Skelton talked about what's been going on with county government. He discussed the issue of the Camden County Sheriff's Department providing security for local establishments with deputies who are off duty and how this may affect the county in the future.

Dave Maupin stopped in to update us on his blog, "Among the Dogwoods". We also discussed the issue of providing private security and what's at stake if the county continues to handle things the way they have in the past.

We had a great conversation with Mindi Sales and Michael Byington about the upcoming Lake of the Ozarks Blues Society music festival.

Danny Ellison, the Educated Redneck, called in to talk about global warming and climate change.

Les Larson, with the Camden County Republican Club, talked about their upcoming meeting on May 16th.

Professor Jim Pasley discussed Sudan and why we need to be aware of what's going on in that country and who may be behind helping Sudan in the future.

Laura Burns joined me to discuss plans for a facility that would benefit Camden and surrounding communities. This facility would be available for all types of events from truck and tractor pulls, FFA and 4H events to eventually featuring rodeos and other related events.

During hour two I discussed a Massachusetts boy who wore a t-shirt that read "There are only two genders". He was asked, by school officials to remove the shirt of leave school. I also discussed how the Missouri legislature is trying to mke it harder to add amendments to the Missouri Constitution.

Shawn Kober talked about a video game that he and a friend are developing. The premise of the game is to tour the lake by boat and interact with other people worldwide. It is a chance to learn about the lake, while trying to getpoints for participating in a variety of activities.

Steve Thompson recently retired from Bridal Cave. Steve shared his experiences and what it takes to keep this facility top of mind for locals and visitors alike.

Dave Maupin stopped by to discuss the latest Camden County Commission meeting. You can subscribe to his blog and get the information emailed to you. Just Google "Among the Dogwoods" blog.

Mindi Sales and I talked with members of the Iowa Veterans Outdoor Experience. They came to the lake to enjoy a week of fun and fishing. It was great to hear how this community provided so much so that these men and women could enjoy an incredible experience with memories that will last a lifetime.

Danny Ellison, the Educated Redneck, talked about the Presidential elections and how the truth must be told. The question remains, will we ever really know the truth.