Wake Up Memphis Podcast

Political Contributor Steve Gill joins the morning show to discuss the arrest of Vanderbilt students and a Nashville Scene reporter during a sit-in. Additionally, he discusses the Sacramento City Council voting unanimously Tuesday night to declare the California capital a "sanctuary city for transgender people," Karine Jean-Pierre's interview in Charlotte, North Carolina, President Trump and President Biden in NYC, and Stormy Daniels paying President Trump $120,000 in legal fees.

Congressman Andy Ogles, representing Tennessee's 5th congressional district, phones into the morning show to discuss the 1.2 trillion dollar funding package, the Department of Homeland Security's letter notifying Tennessee locals that there may be illegal immigrants heading their way, his bill called the "Send Them Back Act," and the Speaker bringing to the floor Ukraine and Israel Funding packages.

Financial Consulting Group (FCG) consultants Joey Sulipeck and Bill Gurner join Wake Up Memphis to discuss stock options, frictionless payment, the economic impact of the Francis Key Scott Bridge collapse in Baltimore, and saving money. Go over to their website at fcgtn.com to get into contact with them.

Talk Radio Host Mary Walter joins the morning show to discuss the Francis Key Scott Bridge collapse, President Trump hawking bibles during Holy Week, Stormy Daniels claiming she is the victim, Fani Willis becoming a feminist icon, and the ouster of former RNC Chairman Ronna McDaniel as an NBC Contributor.

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skremetti joins the morning show to discuss letters from the Department of Homeland Security saying that illegal immigrants will be sent to Tennessee cities, as well as affirmative action within the Department of Labor's National Apprenticeship System.   

Tennessee State Senator Paul Rose, who represents Senate District 32, phones into the morning show to talk about the Achan Bible and his bill in the Tennessee General Assembly, which would require children that are LGBTQ+ to be placed with affirming families. 

Pastor Paul Lawler of Christ Church Memphis joins the morning show to discuss a drop in the percentage of adults, who report regularly attending services in America.