A check-in on how things are going in the Trump trial. We fact-check some of the claims that President Biden has been making about inflation under his administration. Plus, how Stephanie valiantly saved the day for one of our coworkers.

Missouri Times Publisher Scott Faughn recaps the end of the tumultuous legislative session in Jefferson City. Columbia Mayor Barbara Buffaloe joins to update us on what's going on in Columbia government.

The August primary is fast approaching and Hannah has found herself in a weird predicament. What version of Biden will we see at the Trump v. Biden debate? The cicadas are officially here and we have strong feelings. Plus, a weekend full of crime in Columbia.

Randy's two daughters, Shannon and Sammi, join us as guest co-hosts on a Feel Good Friday. The heated debate on macaroni and cheese with hotdog slices continues The ladies on the show share their opinion on Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker's comments from earlier this week.

State Senate President Caleb Rowden joins us to discuss the Senate's final push to pass IP Reform on the final day of the legislative session. What are some "weird" things you need in order to focus on a task at work? Plus, information on a military appreciation event happening at Columbia College today.

Missouri's powerful Senate President Pro Tem is calling on the House to pass the Senate version of legislation that would change the threshold of approving constitutional amendments. The GOP-controlled Missouri House and the GOP-controlled Missouri Senate have essentially been at an impasse over one of their top priorities, which they describe as initiative petition reform. The House on Thursday approved legislation calling on the Senate to pass the bill’s House version, which would also ask voters to ban non-citizens from voting and language involving foreign entities. The Missouri Senate’s nine Democrats conducted a 50-hour filibuster over those provisions this week. Senate President Pro Tem Caleb Rowden (R-Columbia) joined us live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" this morning, and he called on the House to approve the Senate version of the bill. Pro Tem Rowden notes there are eight hours left in the session, which ends at 6 pm. He tells listeners that the Senate can't accomplish in eight hours what they couldn't get done in 50. Senator Rowden says the key element in the Senate bill requires future proposed constitutional amendments to be approved by voters statewide and in five of Missouri’s eight congressional districts. The House bill also has that, along with the other two provisions. Rowden says rural Missouri needs a louder voice. Senator Rowden was candid during the interview, telling listeners that "ballot candy" isn't needed and that Missourians don't need to be tricked. He specifically addressed the issue of illegal immigrants voting in the future. Missouri's constitution requires voters to be citizens. Senator Rowden tells listeners that if St. Louis potentially wanted to let illegal immigrants vote, there's nothing in the Senate version of the bill that addresses local elections. He says it only addresses statewide elections:

Jefferson City Chief of Police, Eric Wilde, joins us as we celebrate "National Police Week." Our weekly nominations for winners and losers of the week, plus information on this year's 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb coming up on June 1st.

Chiefs' kicker Harrison Butker continues to catch flack online for comments made during his commencement speech last week. Will IP Reform ever make it out of the State Senate? A Trump v. Biden debate looks likely to happen, but what will it look like?

Chat GPT's newest update has us both amazed and a little creeped out. Co-Editor of Inside Columbia Magazine, Zola Heck, previews the newest issue of the magazine and some of the top stories they're working on.

The Heritage Foundation's Steve Bucci joins us to discuss national security. State Senate Majority Leader Cindy O'Laughlin discusses the hectic last week of session and addresses the issue of IP Reform not passing.