Wake Up Memphis Podcast

Two Republican lawmakers introduced a bill that would ban the sale of refrigerated or cold beer in Tennessee. Sen. Paul Rose and Rep. Ron Gant are sponsoring the bill, aimed at curbing drunk driving.

FCG consultants Joey Sulipeck and Bill Gurner join the show to talk about marriage, finances, and more! Check out their website at fcgtn.com.

Tennessee Stands Director, Gary Humble, joins the show to talk about a Tennessee General Assembly bill that limits the types of flags teachers can have in the classroom, as well as a bathroom bill, which would prevent businesses from setting their own rules about bathroom access.

Congressman David Kustoff, who represents Tennessee's 8th Congressional District, joins the show to highlight his vote on impeaching DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, the border crisis, and President Biden's memory issues. 

Plus, Middle School Replaces Valentine's Day with "Random Acts of Kindness."

Democratic Tennessee State Representative Antonio Parkinson joins Wake Up Memphis to talk about being authentic as a leader and the state of our state. 

Whitehaven Republican Party representative and CEO of Mosely Tax and Accounting Services, Melanie Mosely, joins Wake Up Memphis to discuss courting African-American voters into the Republican Party, crime, Congressman Steve Cohen's Twitter comments about the Black National Anthem, and her highly respected business, Mosely Tax and Accounting Services.

Richard Archie, Tennessee Firearms Association Director, joins the show to talk about Senate Bill 16-86, introduced by Democratic Tennessee State Senator London Lamar, which would allow local bodies to decide if their counties can authorize Permitless Carry.

The man police say is responsible for going on a deadly crime spree will go before a judge today.

Tennessee State Senator Brent Taylor joins the show to discuss his bill, regarding bail, that will elevate to the top consideration the issue of "threat to the public." Furthermore, Senator Taylor's bill will require judges to consider public safety as the top priority, when setting bail.