Wake Up Memphis Podcast

Mike Willams joins Wake Up Memphis to discuss more than 70 Memphis Police Department sergeants who would be eligible to move up to the lieutenant rank are asking to join a Memphis Police Association lawsuit against the City of Memphis

Shelby County Commissioner Mick Wright joins Wake Up Memphis and speaks on calling for the removal of Judge Bill Anderson.

Memphis Mayor Lashes Out at Critics Online 

Director of "Live at the Garden" Sherry May joins Wake Up Memphis for our "Friday with Friends Edition" to talk about the work she is doing and the upcoming concert series being hosted at the Memphis Botanic Gardens. Tickets are available starting Monday, April 26, and you can get them by visiting their website, liveatthegarden.com.

GOP Political Strategist Luke Cymbal and Kristin New, of "Mom's for Liberty," join Wake Up Memphis in studio for our "Friday with Friends Edition" to discuss crime, the successful legislating of State Senator Brent Taylor, Democrats missing the mark on messaging regarding crime, and the Family Rights and Responsibilities Act. At the end of the interview, Senator Brent Taylor calls into the show to discuss blended sentencing and the work he is doing in Nashville right now, which will have a huge impact on solving crime in Memphis.

Brooklynn White, who is the Community Engagement and Events Coordinator at Belltower Coffee, joins Wake Up Memphis in studio to discuss the festival they will be hosting on Saturday, April 27 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The festival kicks off Belltower Coffee's new initiative focused on community, connection and, of course, coffee.

Judge Joe Brown joins Wake Up Memphis to talk about the cases against President Trump, the 2024 election, and the political implications of the Orange Mound Mass Shooting.

Political Contributor out of Nashville Steve Gill phones into the morning show to discuss the pro-palestinian protestors at NYU, the Democratic leadership in House and Senate being dismayed about the "out of control" antics of Rep. Justin Pearson and Rep. Justin Jones, and crime in Memphis.