I spoke to Constitutional lawyer Krisanne Hall during hour number one.  She is a wealth of information on one of our most important documents.  Check out libertyfirstsociety.com, noncompliantmovie.com and of course, krisannehall.com.

Danny Ellison was up to it again with his ranting and raving.  What do our senators and representatives do while they're in Washington D.C.?

Tim Gallatin took some time to update us the MoDot projects happening in our area.  Watch out for all of the folks working the roads and slow down when passing through a work zone. (city, county and state)  

Ike Skelton stopped in for his weekly visit. We discussed the rebirth of the Outlet Mall in Osage Beach.  We also talked about that nasty assault style rifle, the AR-15.

Tuesday was GOOD FOODS day.  We started the program with Tristan Enemark, the owner of Bless this Burger food truck, and Mindi Sales.  We talked about the business of food trucks.

Hour two was filled with food history and the lake.  Mike Atwell and Michael Jones talked about the ever changing restaurant business.

Professor Jim Pasley stopped by to discuss martial law.

I also received a visit from Richelle Grosvenor.  She is running for the position of Prosecuting Attorney for Camden County.

Bev Ehlen with Concerned Women of America for Missouri checked in.  We took a look back at the legislative session for 2022 and talked about the need for voters to are registered.  There was also discussion on the need for campaign volunteers.

The ever-diligent Dave Maupin weighed in on his most recent visit to the School of the Osage school board meeting and their lack of willingness to keep accurate and detailed records of their meetings.  Dave also took the time to tell us what he witnessed at the last Camden County Commission meeting.  We also talked about the recent story regarding Sheriff Tony Helms and the raises for members of the Sheriff's Department.

Mindi Sales and I discussed lots of local events.  Danny Ellison performed another great segment of ranting and raving.  We also got to share some time with Jeremy Spring as we talked about "We the People of Camden County" and two of their upcoming events.

Ike Skelton made his Wednesday appearance on the Daily Show. 

Les Larsen checked in with an update on the upcoming Camden County Republican Club meeting on June 21st.

City Administrator, for the city of Camdenton, Jeff Hooker took time to explain the current roadwork that will be taking place on Business Highway 5 in Camdenton.

Candidate for U.S. Senate, Mark McCloskey, joined me to discuss what was on his mind.  

Jennie Brinkman paid a visit to the Daily Show to talk about her efforts to promote some of our local candidates.

Scott Riedel, who is running for State Representative, also took some time to share his thoughts.

Bill Moulder paid a visit to the Daily Show to talk about Decoration Day and how we need to pass along our history to future generations.

Bill LaCasse gave us some positive news on the economy.  His glass is always half full!

Christopher LaCasse to us for a hot lap after his most recent visit to Ozarks International Raceway.