The 2024 Summer Olympics have officially wrapped, but that doesn't stop us from giving you one last dose of winners and losers from the Games. Randy introduces Hannah's alter ego to the show and the team discusses if you can live without a smartphone.

Missouri Times Publisher Scott Faughn joins us to recap all of his correct predictions to come out of the primary. The city of Columbia is looking into implementing a FLOCK system, but not everyone is completely on board.

State Treasurer Vivek Malek joins us after his primary election win. Taking a look at some of the lies Kamala Harris has told since announcing her presidential bid.

Guest co-host Trey Faucheux gives his perspective on today's Republican party and young Republicans' point of view. We also look at "luxury doomsday preppers" and Kamala's lack of speech material.

State Rep Jim Schulte joins us to give his military insight to the controversy around VP nominee Tim Walz and his allegations of stolen valor. Dr. Peter Navarro shares information on his new book and making America Great Again.

We do things a little out of order on this Feel Good Friday! We're first joined by Missouri's Director of Agriculture, Chris Chinn, to preview the Missouri State Fair. We do our weekly winners and losers of the week before Governor Parson joins us to talk about the Primary results and his last few months in office.

MODOT has a sudden job opening at the top of the division and JD Vance is already butting heads with the democratic VP pick, Tim Walz. An I-70 fatality crash that backed traffic up for hours sparks another debate about the justice system and immigration.

Randy and Producer Hannah butt heads over the specifics of the two Olympians who were rumored to be transgender. We also chat with the winner of the SD21 Primary, Kurtis Gregory.

Kelsay Bolar with The Independent Women's Forum discusses the importance of children not undergoing medical procedures to change their gender. More details emerge about this week's I-70 pileup.

We do a rundown of the big winners and losers to emerge from last night's Missouri primary.