Wake Up Memphis Podcast

Tennessee State Representative Ron Gant phones into the morning show to display how legislators should conduct themselves and his two bills, including House Bill 23-86 combating drunk driving.

Joey Sulipeck and Bill Gurner of Financial Consulting Group (FCG) join Wake Up Memphis in studio to analyze President Biden's attempt to cancel student debt, AOC saying the Biden loan plan will allow folks to travel abroad, the need to do more with trade schools to increase job opportunities, how to spend money, living in a big city financially, not coddling children, investing money, compounding, and building equity (something you own). To contact them, visit their website at [email protected] or call 901-309-2680.

Jim Carney and Jo Gilbert of Madonna Learning Center join Wake Up Memphis in studio to talk about their mission to help kids with learning difficulties and the event they will be having on Tuesday at 6:00 pm at The Great Hall and Conference Center in Germantown. Country music singer T. Graham Brown will be singing at the event. To get tickets, call 901-752-5767 or visit their website at Madonna-learning.org.

Political Contributor Scottie Nell Hughes phones into the morning show to argue against men playing in women's sports, and she also reacts to South Carolina Women's Basketball Coach Dawn Staley's comments and President Trump's video on making abortion a state issue.

Luke Cymbal, a political strategist, joins Wake Up Memphis in studio to talk through his experience with the solar eclipse, challenges facing Mayor Paul Young with the Memphis Police Association, getting tough on crime, the Tennessee Bill making it inappropriate for local dollars to be used for reparations, the petition from Reverend Earle Fisher, and President Trump's video on making abortion a state issue.

Alan Pillow, Director of Operations for Starnes Media Group, phones into the morning show from Arkansas to discuss the solar eclipse.

Tennessee State Representative Kevin Vaughan joins the morning show to highlight the petition from Reverend Earle Fisher to stop the Tennessee bill banning reparations, and he also talks about immigration and issues at the Shelby County Clerk's office.