The KWOS Morning Show with Austin Petersen and John Marsh

MO State Rep Sara Walsh of Ashland explains her reasoning behind allowing people to bet on sports games in Missouri.

Republicans Bob Onder and Holly Rehder spar over the question of whether food stamps should be allowed at fast food restaurants. Onder is interviewed by Austin Petersen of the KWOS Morning Show.

US Congressman Billy Long joins Austin Petersen and John Marsh discuss his US Senate campaign.

Jefferson City resident Edie Vogel explains the story behind her controversial paving stones which led to a free speech lawsuit she ultimately won.

Former MO Gov Eric Greitens talks to Austin Petersen, John Marsh, and Camellia Peterson about his US Senate campaign and his recent trip to the shooting range with Donald Trump Jr.

Jefferson City Councilman Ron Fitzwater discusses the results of a free speech lawsuit against the city.

Jenna Ellis speaks to Austin Petersen about her principled disagreement over the retaliation against Disney for their position on Florida's Parental Rights Act. Ellis goes through the First Amendment arguments involved, special treatment Disney is afforded, and the backlash she's received from MAGA Republicans over hew views.

Edith Vogel of Jefferson City sued and won on First Amendment grounds over stones marking a historic event which were removed by Mayor Carrie Tergin. Black Lives Matter activists had initially complained that the stones were offensive, but Vogel prevailed.

MO State Rep Ben Baker talks to Austin Petersen and John Marsh about the Republican proposal to legalize recreational cannabis in Missouri. Baker is torn between his conservative principles and the Democrats who have put a ballot initiative forward that would create a cartel if Republicans don't advance their own legislation.

Judge Andrew Napolitano and Austin Petersen discuss the entrapment tactics of law enforcement.