Congressman David Kustoff joined the show to share his thoughts about the national debt ceiling.

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KWAM News Anchor Pamela Furr joined the morning show to share her thoughts on the latest news across Tennessee and the country.

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Jim Nelles, columnist from the Washington Examiner, joined the morning program to talk about the problem with District Attorneys in America and how it is affecting crime in the country.

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Steve Gill is a political contributor to KWAM and he joined the morning show to share his thoughts on unmarked police cars.

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Scottie Hughes is a political contributor and she joined the show to weigh in on Tucker Carlson's January 6th video tapes that was released.

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Seth Coker with the College Republicans at the University of Memphis joined the program to share his perspective on how the out of control crime has spilled into his college campus and how he was shouted out of yesterday's city council meeting.

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City Councilman Chase Carlisle joined Wake Up Memphis to react to the far-left activists attacking white people.

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Tennessee Speaker of the House Cameron Sexton joined the show to share his thoughts on his efforts to cease transgender surgeries for children.

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Jeff Fioranelli is a co-owner of Buckley's Grill and he joined the show to talk about the influence of Ja Morant and how important it is for him to be in the straight and narrow.

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Mike Miller, Memphis Restaurant Association President, joined Wake Up Memphis to share how crime is impacting the hospitality industry. 

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