Wake Up Memphis Podcast

Former TV hosts Joey Sulipeck and Mearl Purvis sit down together for the first time in almost 2 years on KWAM’s morning show Wednesday.

TV Personality Judge Joe Brown joins the morning show to discuss solutions for Memphis crime and controversies surrounding Fulton County, Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis.

Mill Creek Podcast Host and Editor Steve Abramowicz joins the morning show to discuss Congressman Mark Green possibly running for re-election, Tennessee State Representative Justin Jones calling his colleagues white supremacists, and his podcast.

Mayor Young says he's been meeting with gang leaders and they "pinky swore" to stop killing and stealing if they are provided good jobs and more activities at the community center.

Cathy Waterbury, Executive Director at Confidential Care Mobile Ministry, joins us in studio to respond to California Governor Gavin Newsom's attacks on pro-life conservatives nationally, as well as here in Tennessee. Additionally, she underscores the fact that Tennessee Republicans are standing strong with the Parental Rights Bill being proposed by the legislature.

Political Contributor and Talk Radio Host Steve Gill calls into the show to talk about Biden's bedroom behavior, the results of the South Carolina Primary and fallout, and the LGBTQ protest in Nashville.

Robyn Pfaffman, American and former AP journalist, joins the show to discuss crime and the impact illegal immigration is having on it. Moreover, she argues that young people will see their friends being victimized by crime and change their votes to Republican.

Memphis Pastor Shot in Church Parking Lot Trying to Stop Car Theft.

Shelby County Commissioner Charlie Caswell and Dr. Fred Tappan join the morning show to discuss solutions for crime, minimum wage, controversies at the County Clerk's office, and the impact of smart phones on the Gen Z generation.

Fox News and The Hill Contributor Liz Peek joins the morning show to discuss the shift of the narrative of Vice President Kamala Harris and whether or not Democrats will allow President Biden to represent them in November. Additionally, she argues that Biden's student loan forgiveness program is meant to pander to young voters for the election.