The KWOS Morning Show with Austin Petersen and John Marsh

MO State Rep Brian Seitz of Branson has introduced legislation to block the teaching of Critical Race Theory in Missouri schools. Seitz speaks to Austin Petersen, Hal Dulle, and John Marsh about ranging MO issues such as state employee worker pay raises, SAPA, and the legalization of recreational marijuana.

Austin Petersen speaks to Veritas Project founder James O'Keefe about a recent unclassified report from DARPA which claims that ivermectin may be a highly effective treatment for COVID19.

Dr. Laurel Kramer talks to Austin Petersen and John Marsh about the recent controversy surrounding the concept being called Mass Formation Psychosis. Dr. Kramer analyzes claims made by Dr. Robert Malone on a Joe Rogan podcast recently where Malone argued that society is experiencing a mass hysteria due to the pandemic. Dr. Kramer responds to questions surrounding mental health and groupthink, and discusses it in regards to transgenderism, and teens getting tourrettes from Tik Toik.

Aaron Dorr of the Missouri Firearms Coalition joins Austin Petersen to discuss a new law proposed by Democrats to gut the new Second Amendment Preservation Act.

MO State Rep Tony Lovasco talks to Austin Petersen about the Second Amendment Preservation Act, the Gas Tax, and redistricting in Missouri.

Patrick McKenna the director of MODOT is interviewed by Hal Dulle about Missouri transportation issues.

Hal Dulle interviews Sara Walsh about her congressional campaign and her thoughts on the upcoming MO Legislative session.

MO State Rep Mary Elizabeth Coleman talks to Austin Petersen, John Marsh, and Hal Dulle, about her legislation on the first day of the session. Redistricting, taxes, abortion, and a host of other issues are discussed.

Jeffersonian Edith Vogel talks to Austin Petersen and John Marsh about how stones she donated to a bicentennial bridge project were removed after controversy broke out over the message on the stones.

Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer discusses the potential for MO to pickup another Republican and drop a Democrat out of the federal House of Reps.