A segment on Ozempic and other weight loss medications ends with a plate of biscuits and gravy being delivered to the studio. We hear the story of Cass Anderson and her birthmother, Jamie, who chose adoption over abortion when she was just 13-years-old.

Revisiting the discussion of "how many open computer tabs is too many?" Plus, controversy over a candle and a well-known Democrat announces an official party switch.

An unlikely source issues an endorsement in the Columbia Mayoral race and we'll be seeing backed up traffic at the 70/63 interchange for a long time. Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft also joins us to discuss the upcoming election.

Elias Tsapelas with the Show-Me Institute gives us a rundown of the potential impacts of passing Proposition A. Lucas Kunce accidentally injures a reporter yesterday and is Trump "anointed" by God?

The left is ticked that Trump's McDonald's stunt landed so well amongst voters. We also talk about jobs you would want to try out for a day and we catch up Christopher Arps just two weeks out from the election.

Kamala dances and sings to her favorite song and things get a little wild when discussing whether or not the government should pay for contraceptives. We also visit with CD3 candidate, Dr. Bob Onder, during his visit to the southern border.

We run down a few local stories that prove some of the national issues we've been following for years. Plus, voter fraud in the upcoming election and a women's sports team gets canceled over a funny campaign.

We're celebrating big wins for Mizzou and the Chiefs. What colors should political yard signs be? Trump makes headlines by taking on a shift at McDonald's.

Scott Faughn with The Missouri Times gives his predictions on election results and the outcome of the Blair Oaks v. Southern Boone football game. Mayor Barbara Buffaloe joins us for "Mayor Monday."

Randy tests Producer Hannah's knowledge of Gen Z slang. Also, how many illegal voters do we allow before deciding enough is enough?