Camellia Peterson attended last weekend's State GOP Convention, where things got a bit hectic. She gives us her account of the events that went down at the event. Biden's skid marks and the hypocrisy of ageism.

Former STL Prosecutor, Kim Gardner, has been MIA and the State Auditor's office is saying "we just wanna talk!" Stephanie and Hannah find something that they can both agree on. Plus an update on the Trump trial in New York and what's going on with proposed marijuana taxes in the state?

University of Missouri graduate State Rep. Travis Smith (R-Dora) has filed "Danny's law" for the second straight year. It's named for Columbia hazing victim Danny Santulli, who is now blind and cannot walk after the alleged October 2021 high-profile incident in Columbia. Representative Smith's two-page bill would prevent someone from being convicted of hazing if they’re the first to call 911 or campus security to report a need for medical assistance. While the Missouri House Crime Prevention and Public Safety Committee has approved Smith’s House Bill 1443, it has yet to be debated on the House floor in Jefferson City. Missouri’s 2024 legislative session ends on Friday May 17. "Missouri Times" publisher Scott Faughn joined us live this morning on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri." Mr. Faughn is not optimistic about Danny's law passing, since it's so late in the session. We also discussed the federal reimbursement allowance (FRA), a key funding mechanism for Missouri Medicaid. Mr, Faughn tells listeners that he believes the Missouri Senate could third-read the FRA bill today. Faughn also says that if the state budget isn't approved by Friday's deadline, he wouldn't be surprised if Missouri Governor Mike Parson calls a special session to begin next Monday:

There's a whole lot of turmoil happening in the State Senate right now, causing one of the members of the Freedom Caucus to exit the group. What's the hold up with sports betting in Missouri?

Three of our State Senators are being sued by a Kansas man for spreading false news on social media after the Kansas City Chiefs parade last year. A glimpse into what goes on behind the scenes when facing technical difficulties and analyzing Randy's directional skills.

Steve Bucci with The Heritage Foundation weighs in on the issues surrounding our national security. The Wake Up Fam's nominations for winners and losers of the week, plus a spirited debate on white-soled shoes.

Discussing the big national topics and the possibility of a VP pick with former Democratic Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard. Brian Hauswirth recaps yesterday's open house for the I70 improvement project. A record-setting filibuster finally ends for our state Senators.

Stephanie recaps yesterday's Midwest March for Life that took place at the Capitol. Is there a state minimum wage increase coming? Plus, a new fashion trend and a famous coach gets recognized in JC.

We revisit our discussion with former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard. Executive Director of the Missouri Women's Council, Kellie Ann Coats, joins us to discuss "Aspire MO 2.0," a program teaching incarcerated women soft skills and technical knowledge to assist with employment after their release.

Executive Director of the Missouri Women's Council, Kellie Ann Coats, joins us to discuss the Aspire MO 2.0 program. The program provides incarcerated women in Missouri with soft skills and technical knowledge in manufacturing industries that will assist them in securing employment after their release from prison.