Wake Up Memphis Podcast

Dennis Plyler and Joey Sulipeck of Financial Consulting Group (FCG) join Wake Up Memphis in studio to talk about the tax rate increase from Mayor Paul Young, people not moving to Memphis due to crime, the Senate passing the $95 billion dollar aid package, the surging national debt, the need for meritocracy in Colleges, and financial stability in relationships. You can contact FCG at 901-309-2680 or visit their website at fcgtn.com.

Real Estate Agent Vicki Gandee joins Wake Up Memphis in studio to talk about Mayor Paul Young's property tax increase proposal and its impact on the real estate market.

Congressman David Kustoff phones into the morning show to discuss the Ukraine Aid Bill and the threat of Vladimir Putin in the NATO region.

Tennessee State Representative Antonio Parkinson phones into Wake Up Memphis to talk about crime, the Orange Mound Shooting, gun control, and school choice.

Todd Starnes phones into the morning show to state that Mayor Paul Young is becoming our own version of Rep. Justin Pearson for his shift to radical left policies. Moreover, the need for an investigation as to why police were not called to disperse the crowd at the community center in Memphis is highlighted, as well as his reaction to the Ukraine Aid package.

Former University of Memphis basketball legend and NBA star William Bedford joins Wake Up Memphis in studio to talk about the 1985-1986 University of Memphis basketball team that won a championship. Bedford was the 6th overall pick in the first round of the 1986 NBA Draft.

Shelby County General Sessions Court Clerk Republican Nominee Lisa Arnold calls into the morning show to harp the need for people to research whom they vote for, and that she brings the knowledge and experience necessary to get the work done and do a great job as the General Sessions Court Clerk.

Shelby County Commissioner Mick Wright phones into the morning show to espouse why we need a "shock to the system" after the Orange Mound Mass Shooting, and why accountability in the General Sessions Court is crucial. Furthermore, the Commissioner gives his take on the legislation from Rep. John Gillespie and Sen. Brent Taylor as well as the Mayor's proposal to increase property taxes.