Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen comments on inflation and high prices at the grocery store... claims it's one of President Biden's top priorities. Hannah and John both cover weird sheep stories.

More regulations coming down for gig workers. Jennifer Oliver O'Connell with the Independent Women's Forum discusses the repercussions on small business owners. Social media... a blessing or a curse?

Donald Trump and Joe Biden are officially the "presumptive candidates" for their parties, making the 2024 an official rematch. National inflation rates are up (again) but consumer spending continues to rise. Outreach Coordinator for The Children's Education Alliance of Missouri on how school choice has impacted her daughter's life.

A musical icon has passed away, and the internet's conspiracy theories regarding Princess Kate Middleton continue to swirl. Tyler Schwartze with the Conservation Federation discusses some Missouri legislation designed to cut down on invasive species being planted in the state.

Susan Pendergrass with the Show-Me Institute discuss the pros and cons of the State Senate's perfected bill on school choice for students in Missouri. A proposed bill designed to eliminate non-citizen voting is being heard by the House this week.

The NFIB has released its Small Business Optimism Index today, which says 23 percent of small business owners report inflation is their single most important problem in operating their business. That replaces labor quality as the top top problem. NFIB Missouri director Brad Jones joined us live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri", telling listeners that that their small business economic trend survey has gone out monthly for 50 years. He says of the ten factors, seven are down last month. Mr. Jones also says that 37 percent of members have jobs but can't fill them. He also says it's getting harder and harder to find qualified electricians and heating and cooling operators. Jones says when you do find them, you have to pay them:

Another candidate from the St. Louis area officially enters the race for the US Congressional seat for district 3. Missouri Politico weighs in on the CD3 race and the viral video of a Hazelwood teen being beaten that has gone viral online.

Information on a 22-year-old Mizzou student who went missing in the Nashville area over the weekend. Plus details on how to get rid of your stinky Bradford Pear trees, Randy's "manly" land conservation habits, and a new vegan product hitting the market.

State Director for the National Federation of Independent Business, Brad Jones, joins us to discuss the latest reports for small businesses in Missouri. A spirited debate on the safety of TikTok, amid renewed calls from national lawmakers to ban the app.

A Hazelwood teen seen violently beating a peer goes viral on Twitter. Randy's "proof" that President Biden was juiced up for last week's State of the Union Speech, and the latest drama to come out of the British Royal Family.