ABC Radio's Brad Mielke and Aaron Katersky team up to explain how so-called 'prediction markets' are regulated. A google employee has been arrested on charges he used inside information to place bets on the prediction market.

Emily Bremer and Mike Adrian from the Clayton Chamber Collective join Megan Lynch with a look inside their new business-oriented group.

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Felix Rosenqvist, the 2026 Indianapolis Champion, joins Tom Ackerman following his victory last weekend. (Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images)

There are many businesses that no longer accept cash payments and Illinois, State Senator Christopher Belt has legislation that would prevent that in his state. It's called the The Retail Cash Payment Act.

Cybersecurity expert Jonathan Tock with SingleWave Technologies in St. Charles, Missouri, joins Megan Lynch. Should we be concerned with Iran and cyber attacks?

Harris, Young & Kayser partner and KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan Lynch every week. This week, he explains why a re-districted Alabama map is not legal, but Missouri's is. He says that challengers to the map found historical racial voting discrimination in Alabama, Missourians would need to find that same discrimination evidence to successfully challenge their map. Plus he looks at the Roundup/Bayer settlements & construction at the White House ballroom project.

Megan Lynch chats with third-generation rice farmer Rance Daniels. He's chair of the Missouri Rice Council and Vice Chair of the USA Rice Farmers Board. The rice growing industry in the state has rejoined a national trade association for better representation.

2 campaign committees have been established by the Missouri Realtors, Scott Charton is a spokesman for Missourians for Fair Governance/Missourians for Fair Taxation. They are actively campaigning to stop Amendments. Placing the amendments on an August ballot is an, 'attempt to try to sneak something past the people,' says Charton.

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