Georgia DA's attempts at 2024 election interference and why people worldwide are reading a small weekly newspaper out of Marion County Kansas.

Hannah's 'kind of very bad day' and Robert Reisch makes us all laugh with his stunningly false statement on the economy.

Fanni Willis's election interference and Winners and Losers of the Week.

Hear what Biden said about kids and ice cream...we truly believe the most vile thing he has ever said as it relates to minors. Beck pulled from Apple Podcasts.

Randy Tobler. Stephanie Bell discusses the impact of politics that comes out of the Missouri State Fair.

Cousin Andy discusses Mo. NIL law. Interesting idea for writing off student debt.

Jefferson City Police say Tuesday morning’s crash involving an overturned tractor trailer on the tri-level closed southbound Highway 54 traffic for five hours. The crash impacted the commute for thousands of motorists, preventing some from getting to work for a few hours. We've received listener complaints about the tri-level's design. Missouri Governor Mike Parson tells 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" that the state Department of Transportation (MoDOT) should consider redesigning the tri-level. The governor tells listeners that we're going into a different era and that MoDOT has done of a good job of responding to his call for them to push the envelope. Governor Parson also praises two bipartisan bills that he signed into law on Tuesday in Columbia: the I-70 expansion bill and NIL legislation. Governor Parson tells listeners that six-laning I-70 statewide will boost safety and the economy:

The odd circumstances surrounding latest Trump indictment and Chris Arps joins us to discuss the impact of Bidenomics on credit for Americans.

Hillary says 'the system is working'. She's correct...it's working for Dems. Celebrating 1 year of Wake Up Mid Mo!

U.S. Rep. Mark Alford (R-Raymore) is urging former President Donald Trump to participate in the August 23rd GOP presidential debate in Milwaukee, after the former president was indicted on ten counts in Georgia. Former President Trump has been indicted four times this year. Congressman Alford joined us live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri", telling listeners that the former president is being "persecuted" and that this is not about January 6, 2021 but is instead about November 5, 2024, the date of the presidential election. Congressman Alford also praises Monday's turnout at the Missouri state fair in Sedalia for a listening session on the federal farm bill. Congressman Alford tells listeners that U.S. Rep. Jonathan Jackson (D-Illinois), the son of Rev. Jesse Jackson, stayed at his house last night after the hearing in Sedalia. Congressman Alford says although the two men disagree on many issues, they agree on the federal farm bill's importance and about the importance of child nutrition and battling hunger: