Wake Up Memphis Podcast

Fr. Dexter is the Chaplain of St. Benedict at Auburndale High School and he joined the show to share with listeners about the meaning behind Ash Wednesday and Lent.

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Caleb Parke is the managing editor for toddstarnes.com and he joined the program to share his good news for the end of the week!

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County Commissioner Edmund Ford Jr. joined the morning show to talk to Ben about the reason behind his proposal and why he believes Memphis needs to consider reparations to see improvement in the city. 

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Todd Starnes, radio host and the owner of KWAM, joined the show to give his take on the reparations vote from the Shelby County Commissioners.

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Jordan Carpenter is a conservative contributor for KWAM and he joined the show to talk about what he witnessed at the reparations vote Wednesday night.

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Will Scharf is running for Attorney General in Missouri and he joined the program to share what he has learned in his time as lead prosecutor for violent crimes in St. Louis and how Memphis can learn from his time spent serving.

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Jonathan Skrmetti is the Attorney General for Tennessee and he joined the morning show to share his thoughts on girls and women in school sports and the idea of biology being overwritten by radical gender ideology,

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County Commissioner Amber Mills joined the morning show to talk to Steve Gill about her reaction to Commissioner Britney Thornton saying Mills' "whiteness" triggered her during the reparations vote on Wednesday night.

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Steve Gill guest hosted for Ben Deeter and gave his take on yesterday's approval for a $5 million funding for a reparations study in Shelby County.

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Retired Pastor and Asbury University alum William "Bill" Hart joined the show to share his experience of what has been going on at Asbury University's revival. He also went to the one that occured in the 1970s.

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