IWF Director with the Center For Economic Freedom, Patrice Onwuka, gives us insight into what a potential Harris administration could mean for the economy. We also get a preview of this weekend's Boone County Cattlemen Days Rodeo in Ashland and at some events the JC Parks Department has coming up.

The highlights from night two of the DNC and a painful look at Chuck Schumer's dance moves. Mike Murphy dissects a Columbia City Council decision that has the potential for serious ramifications in the utilities department.

Randy and Stephanie disagree on whether the government should be able to regulate licensing in any industry. Plus, baby names that are going extinct and a Mizzou football season preview.

Heritage Foundation's Zack Smith joins us to discuss some of the national issues facing Americans. Today is day three of the DNC, and they just can't seem to stop talking about Donald Trump!

We take a look at some of the speeches that happened at last night's Democratic National Convention, as well as some results of last night's Columbia City Council Meeting. STL Politico Chris Arps also joins us to weigh in on the convention and other state happenings.

State Senator Caleb Rowden shares some of his plans for life after politics and also what he's looking forward to after his term. Hannah shares results from a survey on "naked texts" and we do a rundown on some of the ballot measures for November.

State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick joins us to discuss his department's plans to audit the St. Louis Public Schools system. People online weigh in on a trend that's becoming popular among coffee shops and we get Senator Caleb Rowden's predictions on the November election.

News Director Brian Hauswirth updates us on the weekend shooting at a Columbia restaurant. We also recap the state fair and fact-check DJT's statement that he's better looking than Kamala Harris.

Missouri Times publisher, Scott Faughn, joins us to discuss the Missouri State Fair and all of the political happenings to come out of it. Columbia Mayor Barbara Buffaloe also joins us for this week's "Mayor Monday."

Why are so many young people planning to vote blue this November? We also preview this week's Democratic National Convention in Chicago and Kamala Harris talks about stealing patents out from under people.