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Relive the Best of Wake-Up Missouri at your convenience with Wake-Up Missouri On Demand. Get opinions and analysis on local, state and national issues, guest interviews, contest information, and some... more
FAQs about Wake Up Missouri On Demand:How many episodes does Wake Up Missouri On Demand have?The podcast currently has 4,693 episodes available.
August 08, 2023Patrick Mahomes and all of his gaudy stats, but THIS is his greatest accomplishment!Patrick Mahomes honored by fellow NFL players as the best in the league and AG Andrew Bailey discusses various issues including Missouri lawsuits against Biden....more33minPlay
August 08, 2023It's easy to criticize 'mainstream media' on a national level but our guest, John Combest, discusses media bias amongst Missouri news outlets!Learn more about John Combest at johncombest.com...more33minPlay
August 06, 2023(LISTEN): Missouri House Veterans Committee chairman Rep. Griffith discusses veto session and Mokane flooding on "Wake Up Mid-Missouri"Missouri Governor Mike Parson (R) signed an approximately $51-billion state operating budget this summer. He also issued 201 line-item vetoes totaling about $555-million, including many projects in GOP legislative districts. State Rep. Dave Griffith (R-Jefferson City), who chairs the Missouri House Veterans Committee, joined us live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" Friday and tells listeners that the 111 Missouri House Republicans will hold their summer caucus this month in Branson, where they will discuss September's veto session. Representative Griffith also discussed the flooding in Callaway County, which has closed busy Highway 94. He wants to see the state be more proactive on highways like 94. Chairman Griffith also expresses disappointment that the GOP-controlled Missouri Legislature failed to pass a veteran suicide bill in 2023:...more9minPlay
August 03, 2023Wake-Up Mid-Missouri Thu. 8/3 6aDoes it "seem" like Trump indictments are curiously timed to counter bad news for the Bidens? It's not your imagination....check out these facts! Economist Aaron Hedlund actually offers some hope to counter the negative reality of what's been happening to your finances since Joe became president....more33minPlay
August 03, 2023Wake-Up Mid-Missouri Thu. 8/3 7aWe have the contents of the letter that Joe Biden apparently sent to Devon Archer and it continues to reveal the dark lies that Joe has been telling you. Last week we welcomed the folks from the Mid-River Library to discuss why they want you to vote in favor of Proposition Library. Former mayor Tom Rackers joins us to explain why he's voting "No" on it....more33minPlay
August 03, 2023Wake-Up Mid-Missouri Thu. 8/3 8aHear exhibit A on why local Dems don't understand how taxes work.Hear exhibit B on why local Dems don't understand how taxes work.Our news director has a new nickname, but we're not sure that he's real fond of it!...more34minPlay
August 02, 2023Wake-Up Mid-Missouri Wed. 8/2 6aHear why the Trump indictment reads like an op-ed from the Huffington Post..it's insane! This local guy charged with killing a woman and her unborn child is a case study in why we need tougher sentencing guidelines for folks convicted in domestic violence crimes....more33minPlay
August 02, 2023Wake-Up Mid-Missouri Wed. 8/2 7aRaven Harrison is on FIRE about some of the things happening in the political realm and they don't all have to do with Trump. Former Congressman Vicky Hartzler weighs in transgender issues and we ask her if there is anything she misses about being in DC. She gives a pretty interesting answer....more33minPlay
August 02, 2023Wake-Up Mid-Missouri Wed. 8/2 8aThis guest made a lot of people mad at us this morning.......We were shocked to learn that THIS story was the #1 on the Wall Street Journal's website!...more34minPlay
August 02, 2023(LISTEN): No Labels Ballot Integrity Director Jay Nixon, a former Missouri governor, appears on "Wake Up Mid-Missouri"Former Missouri Governor Jay Nixon served as governor from 2009-2017 and was also elected as Missouri's attorney general four times. He's also a former state senator from eastern Missouri's DeSoto. Mr. Nixon is the new ballot integrity director for the No Labels organization, which hopes to have ballot access in all 50 states for a possible independent presidential candidate in 2024. Former Governor Nixon joined us on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri", telling listeners that groups have been formed that are making it more difficult for No Labels to do what he says they have the constitutional right to do, which is qualify people for the ballot. Mr. Nixon says the pillar of democracy of having citizen rights exceeds a party's rights. Former Governor Nixon says No Labels is not in this to be a spoiler in 2024, adding that Washington is broken. He cited a number of accomplishments his administration was able to do in Jefferson City while working with GOP supermajorities in the Missouri House and Senate:...more11minPlay
FAQs about Wake Up Missouri On Demand:How many episodes does Wake Up Missouri On Demand have?The podcast currently has 4,693 episodes available.