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Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri
A daily podcast that focuses on stories all across Missouri. Show Me Today offers unique perspectives on our state while being fun and entertaining.
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- Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri
Missouri expected to have best fall colors in U.S.
The best areas to see the stunning fall colors this year will be outside of the northeast United States and instead, right here in Missouri. Alisa Nelson talks…
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A UMKC researcher uses technology of today to digitize and preserve ancient medieval texts
A UMKC researcher is embarking on a project to preserve the ancient medieval texts of nuns for future preservation.She tells Anthony Morabith that it’s aimed…
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New STL Task Force will create 1,000 jobs
A new task force plans to beef up the St. Louis area’s aerospace, transportation, and manufacturing sectors by supplying 1,000 jobs.Bi-State Development…
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University of Central Missouri strives to reach the military community
The University of Central Missouri has been recognized by several publications for being a top veteran-friendly school, including U.S. Veterans Magazine, U.S…
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Lincoln University professor receives federal grant for “smart” agriculture project
Over one million dollars has been awarded to a Lincoln University professor for a new solar cropping project that can reduce operational costs and help…
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Missouri Congressman Alford says Whiteman Air Force Base is perfect home for future B-21 stealth bombers
Whiteman Air Force Base in western Missouri has been waiting for news about whether it will get the future B-21 Raider Stealth Bomber. That news has finally…
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D.C. proposal may leave rural Missourians waiting longer for their mail
Rural Missourians may have to wait longer for their mail to be delivered under a proposal being considered in Washington D.C.Congressman Emanuel Cleaver shares…
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Missouri recognizes 11-year-old for saving dad and brother’s life
An 11-year-old Missourian has been recognized for helping save his father and brother’s life.Anthony Morabith got to chat with young Louis Miklovic and his…
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Teachers union wants the Missouri state auditor to probe charter schools
A teacher’s union wants the state auditor to examine the state’s 37 charter schools. Alisa Nelson talks to State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick, who says this would…
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Harvest season for Missouri’s walnuts and pecans is here
It’s fall, meaning Missouri’s top nuts – black walnuts, pecans, and hickory, are ready for harvesting. But before you go hunting for nuts in your backyard…
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Key takeaways in Missouri’s annual report about pregnancy-related deaths
Missouri has released its annual report about pregnancy-related deaths. Alisa Nelson talks to Ashlie Otto, with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior…
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ReHope works to restore the lives of human trafficking survivors in Missouri
REHOPE, formerly known as Restoration House of Greater Kansas City, began years ago to serve survivors of an increasing epidemic of sex trafficking in the…
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Show Me State Air Show to honor 80th anniversary of D-Day invasion
An air show this weekend in Jefferson City will honor the 80th anniversary of the D-Day invasion that led to the defeat of Nazi Germany.Alisa Nelson talks to…
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New Mizzou-developed vaccine protects cattle from deadly tick-borne disease
University of Missouri researchers are working to protect the state’s $1.6 billion cattle industry. Anthony Morabith talks with Roman Ganta, who created the…
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Lawmaker explains why fight against substance use disorder is costing Missouri over $8 billion
Missouri’s economic cost associated with fighting substance use disorder is $8.5 billion. Marshfield Republican Representative John Black tells Anthony…
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Missouri blacksmith creates lasting tools “the way we used to"
With a career in the aviation industry and the knowledge of three generations of blacksmiths behind him, Will Dobkins creates tools to last.He spoke to Ashley…
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Missouri school employees trained to identify potential safety threats
Missouri students are back in school and hundreds of school employees have already been trained to identify potential safety threats.Alisa Nelson talks to John…
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Wild turkey habitat project tranforms two thousand acres in southern Missouri
Over the past several years the National Wild Turkey Federation and partners have transformed over two thousand acres, restoring and enhancing essential…
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St. Louis's push to become a neuroscience leader
Washington University and BioSTL are hoping to transform St. Louis into a global neuroscience leader through its NEURO360 initiative. BioSTL’s CEO Donn Rubin…
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Legislative hearing to discuss Missouri childcare payment glitches
Missouri has been dealing with major glitches in a new childcare payment system. It is delaying payments to daycares for several months. Alisa Nelson talks to…
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Here's a Mid-Missouri show that captures the brilliance of life (LISTEN)
Talking Horse Productions, a Columbia, MO theater company, is putting on a version of Duncan MacMillen’s “EVERY BRILLIANT THING.” A script that explores a…
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Missouri anglers needed for emergency fish salvage in Cape Girardeau County
Missouri anglers are needed to cast reels for an emergency fish salvage scheduled in southeast Missouri’s Cape Girardeau County through the end of September…
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Attorney General’s office says student loan forgiveness attempts sends “wrong message” to colleges
The student loan forgiveness battle between conservative U.S. states led by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey and the Biden Administration…
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Grant City man nails Missouri State Fair’s ‘largest pumpkin contest’ on first try
A northwest Missouri man has nailed the Missouri State Fair’s “largest pumpkin contest” on the first try.Alisa Nelson talks to Colt Ridge, of Grant City, to…
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Missouri-local brewery passes one million cans sold
Alpha Brewing Company in St. Louis recently passed one million cans packaged and sold.Here with us is co-owner Derrick Langeneckert joining Cameron Conner to…
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Ten years in the making: Missouri’s first nature school opens
After a decade in the making, Missouri’s first-ever nature school is open for business. Alisa Nelson talks to Department of Conservation educator Jenna Stiek…
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State audit underway to look at St. Louis Public Schools’ financials, among other things (LISTEN)
The St. Louis Public School District had several million dollars in the bank and then reported a deficit of roughly 35 million dollars. This led to calls for a…
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Mizzou scientists battling removing plastic from drinking water
Mizzou scientists have declared war against nanoplastics, the tiny pieces of plastic, often smaller than dust particles, which can be found in water sources…
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Mizzou sophomore is headed to the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris (LISTEN)
University of Missouri student Amaris Vazquez Collazo will compete for Puerto Rico's Paralympic Team in the long jump, 100-meter, and 200-meter dash. She has…
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Get to know Missouri’s new education commissioner, Karla Eslinger
Missouri has a new public education commissioner.Alisa Nelson sits down to get to know Commissioner Karla Eslinger.See Privacy Policy at…
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Jason Smith hams it up at the Mo. State Fair
Every year, the Governor’s Ham Breakfast at the Missouri State Fair draws politicians from every level of government.This year’s breakfast included southeast…
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Missouri Poet Laureate reaches and teaches children through his books
David Harrison has written hundreds of successful children's books and has been given the distinction of Missouri Poet Laureate.He explains to Ashley Byrd what…
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Missouri bans unregulated THC edibles that look like candy
Missouri is cracking down on unregulated hemp products that are often packaged to look like candy.Alisa Nelson sits down with Governor Mike Parson, who talks…
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Meet Missouri’s 2024 state fair queen
Missouri’s state fair queen says she wants to be the voice for agriculture and build the bridge between the people going to the fair for the first time and…
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Wash-U professor develops nasal COVID vaccine that halts transmission
A Washington University in St. Louis medical professor has developed a nasal COVID-19 vaccine that can reportedly control the spread of the respiratory…
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Missouri eligible for third largest allocation to expand broadband in the U.S.
Missouri’s Office of Broadband Development has been approved to request over $1.7 billion in funding for broadband expansion. BJ Tanksley, the office’s…
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MU State Climatologist gives an outlook on fall weather in Missouri
The weather pattern known as La Nina is forecast to begin this fall, which means Missouri could see a colder-than-usual winter.But first, State Climatologist…
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Missouri DNC delegate says VP Harris is “the best person for the job”
Missouri DNC delegates are pledging their support to Vice President Kamala Harris for president, including Kansas City Democratic house member, Ashley Aune.She…
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Missouri organization opens doors to recovery
“Opening doors to recovery.” That’s the mission of the St. Louis Empowerment Center.Alisa Nelson talks to Sheila Mihalick, the center’s assistant director…
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The Governor’s Ham Breakfast: A Missouri State Fair tradition
Ham and eggs will bring together many Missouri elected leaders and voters on Thursday at the state fair. Alisa Nelson talks to Missouri Department of…
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Expert explains how Small Business Deduction’s 2025 expiration could hurt Missourians
The Small Business Deduction is set to expire in 2025, possibly hurting business owners in the process who are still struggling post-pandemic.Jeff Brabant with…
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Hannibal museum features the real people behind Huckleberry Finn and Life on the Mississippi
Mark Twain’s story of Huckleberry Finn, and his friend Jim, is based on true people and places in Hannibal and northeast Missouri.A museum in Hannibal…
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Washington, MO showcases a weekend for bookworms
Avid readers and families are looking forward to The 2024 Missouri Book Festival.Reedy Press published author and author liaison, Amanda Doyle, gives Cameron…
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Changes are coming to ACT test that could improve scores of Missouri students
Significant changes are in the works for the ACT and may help improve the scores of Missouri students who take the test.Alisa Nelson talks to Catherine Hofman…
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Reunion of Missouri National Guard battalion that served in Iraq: “It’s about brotherhood and sisterhood”
Between March 2003 through July 2004, soldiers from all over Missouri served in combat zones in the Iraq war. They were an engineering battalion of the…
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Missouri Bankers Association explains America’s economic growth
The nation’s economy continues to grow with the gross domestic product expanding by 2.8% in the second quarter from April to June. What does this mean…
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An opportunity for women who want to "GO WYLD" in Missouri
Women who love the outdoors, or want to know more about the outdoors and conservation, can participate in a group event coming up this fall.Jessica Rice talks…
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Mizzou study finds sleep and reduced screen time helps unmedicated kids with ADHD
A new University of Missouri study finds that unmedicated kids with ADHD have significantly higher rates of obesity, but also tend to exceed screen time…
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Missouri sends volunteers to provide relief for Tropical Storm Debby
Missourians are traveling down south with the American Red Cross to help as Tropical Storm Debby ravages Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas.Anthony Morabith…
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Knock on Missouri man’s door leads to signing of military-friendly package
A knock on a Missouri man’s door has led to the signing of the largest military-friendly bill in the state in several years. Alisa Nelson talks to the bill…
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KC Mayor Quinton Lucas on election ballot measure about KCPD funding
The Missouri Supreme Court overturned Constitutional Amendment 4 of the Missouri voters that would have compelled Kansas City to spend at least a fourth of its…
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Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer on primary election ballot measure about KCPD funding
The Missouri Supreme Court overturned a Constitutional Amendment 4 of the Missouri voters that would have compelled Kansas City to spend at least a fourth of…