The KWOS Morning Show with Austin Petersen and John Marsh

Austin Petersen and Dr. Randy Tobler have a spirited debate about the role of government in society.

Fmr Governor of MO and US Senate Candidate Eric Greitens talks to Austin Petersen and John Marsh about his campaign. Greitens answers questions related to his electability, the economy, cryptocurrency regulation, and the legalization of marijuana at the federal level.

Sara Higdon joins Austin Petersen and Edith Vogel to talk about the controversy over children attending drag shows in Texas. Higdon decries the events as "inherently sexual," and argues that kids have no business being there.

Robert Miller of Jefferson City talks to Austin Petersen and John Marsh about his upcoming appearance on the History Channel show Forged in Fire.

Constitutional Lawyer Ilya Shapiro resigned rather than face a student cancel culture firing squad at Georgetown University in Washington D.C.

Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer speaks to Austin Petersen, John Marsh, and Edith Vogel about why he deserves reelection to congress. Gun control, gas prices, and other policies are also discussed.

MO State Senator and Marine Veteran Rick Brattin joins Austin Petersen and John Marsh to discuss the USMC putting out a pro LGBT message on the first day of gay pride month.

Former NYPD Officer John Cardillo speaks to Austin Petersen about the police response to the shooting in Uvalde, Texas. Cardillo explains the Supreme Court decisions which explain why officers have no duty to protect the lives of citizens.

Missouri State Rep Tony Lovasco is setting up a meeting with a Democratic Rep to discuss solutions to gun violence that don't involve banning guns.

Lt. Dave Williams of Jefferson City's Police Dept speaks to Austin Petersen, John Marsh, and Hal Dulle about the shooting in Uvalde, TX.