The KWOS Morning Show with Austin Petersen and John Marsh

Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft spoke to Austin Petersen and John Marsh of KWOS News Radio about the potential for a challenge to the gas tax increase.

Missouri's former Lieutenant Governor Peter Kinder discusses Critical Race Theory, the GOP on immigration, and Eric Greitens senate campaign.

Wyatt Prosch of Jefferson City Missouri found himself in abandoned cemetery one day while on a walk in the Runge Nature center. Prosch volunteered to clean it up, and appeared on the KWOS Morning Show to share the stories of the lives of locals who lived here at one time in the capital town of MO.

Chris Estes and Austin Petersen discusses the challenges of real estate valuations.

State Rep Tony Lovasco and Austin Petersen discuss the news of the day from the Missouri legislature regarding PDMP. Tony also discusses cruise lines being mandated not to require a vaccine passport and other related issues.

Chezney Schulte and Kristy Campbell of Cole County Health explains how mid Missouri is doing during the pandemic.

Another Missouri state lawmaker could be on the end of an investigation by the Ethics Committee. Rep Perkins is accused of having sex with a 19 year old drunk woman while he was on duty as a cop. Camellia Peterson explains the allegations to Austin Petersen and John Marsh.

Missouri Department of Conservation Deputy Director Aaron Jeffries talks to Austin Petersen and John Marsh about the increased bear sightings in populated areas.

Austin Petersen speaks to David and Jeri Hoffman about their $100m investment into August, Missouri to turn it into a wine country that would rival Napa Valley.

Armed lawyer Mark McCloskey, running for US Senate in MO, says the senators he most looks forward to working with are Senators Rand Paul, Mike Lee, and Ted Cruz. McCloskey also answers questions related to the ATF hearings for David Chipman, and which Supreme Court decisions he most disagrees with.