Paula Scanlan, Ambassador for the Independent Women's Forum and former teammate of Lia Thomas talks about her experience as a female athlete facing off against transgender athletes. The New York Court of Appeals overturns Harvey Weinstein's conviction that sparked the #MeToo movement, and big news yesterday about commercial airlines.

We continue to see more and more anti-Israel protests happening on college campuses. Google fires more employees who participated in protests.

Jewish activist, Dan Swindell, discusses how Mizzou's campus is reacting to pro-Hamas protests happening across the country. How much is too much when it comes to sharing gory details in news stories? Plus... cicada pee.

Missouri Speaker of the House, Dean Plocher, was the source of a seven months long investigation over some accounting errors. Dean's wife, Rebecca, releases a statement telling her side of the story. A crash between a car and a school bus in Jefferson City leaves two with injuries. Car seats today are way too hard to install.

State Representative Jeff Myers joins us to discuss HB1706, which would modify provisions related to human trafficking in Missouri. The Topeka Zoo mourns the loss of one of their own, and you better watch out for "space poo."

A rundown of the latest to come out of Trump's trial in New York, as well as our creative ideas for handling objections in the courtroom. Randy discusses a study that focuses on how social media is impacting young minds, which leads the team to look at their screen time stats. It's bad.

Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft and Senator Denny Hoskins get caught on video exchanging some pretty harsh words at Perry County's Lincoln Days. How our Missouri delegation voted on the foreign aid packages in the United States House, and shopping on Temu and TikTok Shop.

Publisher of The Missouri Times, Scott Faughn, discusses his "stein of knowledge" that allows him to see into the future for all things state politics. Senator Bill Eigel reacts to comments made by other Senators on the annual state budget and Eigel's filibustering on the House floor.

Randy and Stephanie disagree about this one spending topic. Where's the buck stop when it comes to educational funding and spending? Are parents invested enough in their child's education, and who's responsible for that if not?

Stephanie recaps yesterday's Community Leader Breakfast in Ashland. Some insight into Ashland's Ranken Technical School, the programs they offer, and info on their opening. Today's a BIG day for all the Swifties and for students in Missouri alike. Jason Kelce loses something in an unorthodox way.