The guy who did the COMO Trash Bag Voucher Day song, Josh Ray, joins us, Winners and Losers of the Week

Hawley is the lone NO vote on Norway-Finland NATO, The Daily DC Rundown with Stephanie Bell, our perceptions of big announcements, karma is a real

KJP says SCOTUS Dobbs ruling is unconstitutional, cool admission from Gov. Mike Parson, our favorite soap operas, Patrick Ishmael with the Show-Me Institute talks Sunshine requests

Randy Tobler discusses whether or nor Dems have some momentum, does Starbucks sell more hot or cold drinks, the odd ways sports announcers fill time

Veteran Kansas City television news anchor Mark Alford easily won the GOP nomination for west-central Missouri's fourth congressional district, earning more than 35 percent of the vote in a seven-way primary. Mr. Alford will face Lamar Democrat Jack Truman in November in the heavily-Republican district. Alford credits his campaign volunteers and supporters in all 24 counties for his primary win. He also tells "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" listeners that God is needed to heal our divided nation:

The big surprises from the primaries, 3rd District Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer talks his GOP victory and addresses the criticisms against him

We discuss the biggest surprises in the election and low voter turnout, CD4 Republican nominee Mark Alford discusses his victory

How elections in Springfield could shape things for one of our local state senators, Roy Lovelady shocks Karl Skala in 3rd Ward city council race and joins us on the show

The Jefferson City-based Missouri Farm Bureau is the state's largest general farm organization, with members in all 114 Missouri counties. Farm Bureau President Garrett Hawkins joined us live this morning on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri." telling listeners that today's primary election is an opportunity to shape Missouri's future. Mr. Hawkins also discussed the impact of inflation, flooding and rising food costs on Missouri farmers:

Previewing primaries, remember when Joe didn't want to go after Osama Bin Laden, Arps on Trump endorsing Eric