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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
NLBM President shares thoughts on MLB decision to include Negro Leagues' statistics
Roughly three weeks ago, the MLB made a landmark decision to integrate all Negro Leagues' statistics into the ranks of baseball history. All changes to these…
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AAA Missouri sees the EV craze fading
The latest AAA consumer survey shows a declining interest in buying electric vehicles. Only 18% of U.S. adults are "very likely" or "likely" to purchase an EV…
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Ashcroft gives his pitch to become Missouri's next governor
The August primaries are less than two months away, and three Republicans hoping to become Missouri’s next governor are starting to make their pitches to…
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Master Captain Bob says we’re being safer on the water this summer
As you make your plans for the 4th of July, Master Captain Boby May stopped by the show to share his tips on how to make your water vacation safe and fun at…
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Exploring Missouri's Wildest Frontier: Matt Crossman Unveils the State's Most Remote Spot
A search for the most remote place in Missouri took Missouri Life's Matt Crossman deep into the wilderness. Despite being warned about feral hogs and bears…
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A tap on wheels to spice up your next event
Looking for a way to spice things up at your next wedding or event? The Fizzy Pop Tap Truck may be the best thing. The truck consists of a renovated, vintage…
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Missouri is down when it comes to overall children well-being
A new national report ranks Missouri 32nd in the well-being of children – down four spots from last year’s report.Alisa Nelson talks to Lisa Hamilton…
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Mental health expert has tips for Missouri voters with election stress
The current political climate and the upcoming election are driving anxiety for some people.Alisa Nelson talks to Colleen Marshall, an expert in mental health…
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Church in Fulton has 800 years of history in London. How did it end up in Missouri – and why?
A historic church is the centerpiece of America’s National Churchill Museum in Fulton. Originally dating as far back as the 1200s, it was attacked in World War…
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Republican Adam Schwadron argues he’s an experienced choice for Secretary of State
It’s campaign season in Missouri and Missourinet is highlighting some key races that will be featured on the ballot. One such race is for Missouri Secretary of…
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A breakdown of the UM System's announcement to raise tuition costs
Undergraduate tuition at the four University of Missouri campuses for the upcoming academic year is projected to rise 5%, while graduate and professional…
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Democrat Elad Gross contends he’s a viable alternative to Attorney General Andrew Bailey
It’s campaign season in Missouri and Missourinet is highlighting some key races that will be featured on the ballot. One such race is for Missouri Attorney…
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From Rescue to Rehab: The Heartwarming Work at R&R Ranch
Stacy Rolfe from R&R Ranch in Wildwood, Missouri, runs a rescue operation for miniature horses, as highlighted in Missouri Life Magazine. In an interview on…
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Missouri Chamber says political chaos stalled key business priorities in legislature
The Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry says a group of lawmakers chose to prioritize political spectacle over key business priorities during this year’s…
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MDC says invasive fish is a delicacy to eat
The northern snakehead is a type of fish that resembles a serpent. Its descent is from parts of China, Korea, and Russia. The fourth invasive specimen of its…
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Conservation dept. proposes some permit price adjustments for 2025
The Missouri Department of Conservation is proposing price adjustments for some permits in 2025.Aaron Jeffries, the department’s Deputy Director, explains that…
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Fighting Fire with Innovation: MU Extension's FRTI Leads the Way
Harry Ward, the Director of the Fire and Rescue Training Institute at MU Extension, leads Missouri's foremost institution for fire and emergency service…
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AMERICA AND MISSOURI NEED TRUCK DRIVERS AS THEIR NUMBERS DWINDLE
No matter what store you go to, the odds are that those items you are considering purchasing were unloaded from a semi-truck. There is currently a driver…
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MU Healthcare opens new Children’s Hospital in Columbia
MU Health Care in Columbia has opened its new Children’s Hospital and Birthing Center.Alisa Nelson talks to Laura Hesemann, with the Children’s Hospital, about…
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New Missouri film has baseball, Jack Buck, and the story of a life time
One of Missouri’s first films to benefit from the new state film tax credit is titled, “On Fire.” A film about John O’Leary’s story as a severe burn victim and…
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Freshly graduated from highschool with a book already flying off shelves
A young adult writer from Poplar Bluff --- is a young adult.Anna Prater, whose pen name is Anna Grace, is about to self-publish her second novel and has just…
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Background on the Better Party and its Missouri candidates
A Harvard Law graduate from the St. Louis area is putting his name in the hat for a Missouri-U.S. Senate seat under his independent party: The Better…
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Carl Edwards back in the NASCAR spotlight (LISTEN)
Carl Edwards, a Columbia native named one of the top 75 NASCAR drivers of all time and a soon-to-be inductee into the NASCAR Hall of Fame, shocked fans by…
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This K.C. company is easy as pie
Meet Curt Lafferty, the creator and founder of Mo Pie. Curt spent 21 years as the vice president of Tippin’s where he learned the art of pie baking and decided…
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Missouri’s job centers are the state’s ‘best kept secret’
Missouri wants to help people find jobs, and one way to do that is through the state’s 23 job centers.Alisa Nelson talks to Jerri Bowles, who says they are the…
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Here is the latest information for improvements to I-70
The Improve I-70 project has held multiple public meetings to address some of the initial steps that will be taking place.Renovations to the interstate should…
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Are Missourians getting hustled by retailer discounts during record inflation?
Due to record inflation, several national chains are lowering prices - or are thinking about it.Alisa Nelson talks to Missouri State University Finance…
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From berry to bottle, Missouri orchard and winery finds success in elderberries
What better way to enjoy retirement than making wine?At a beautiful location in mid-Missouri, John Uhlig and his wife built an Elderberry farm, called…
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New museum dedicated to railroads
Driven by the passion of people with a love for trains and with help from the city of Independence, comes the new Missouri Model Railroad Museum. This museum…
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Train collisions in Missouri down from a year ago
Sadly, every year people in Missouri are killed or injured at highway-rail crossings and other locations along railroad tracks. Missouri Operation Lifesaver is…
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AMEC reveals "The Best of" Missouri
Every year Show Me Today looks forward to the edition of Rural Missouri magazine highlighting THE BEST OF MISSOURI.The Association of Missouri Electric…
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Missouri audit uncovers need to improve state worker cybersecurity training
A Missouri audit has uncovered a need to improve state worker cybersecurity training.Alisa Nelson talks to State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick about the audit.See…
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"We need to empower women in Missouri to take care of themselves" says DHSS Chief Medical Officer
Dr. Heidi Miller was named Chief Medical Officer of the state health department last year.She talks with Ashley Byrd about her role and the agency’s recent…
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Missouri passes bill to keep more money in pockets of military community
For the first time in several years, the Missouri Legislature has passed a military-friendly package to help keep more money in the pockets of veterans and…
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A glance inside KC's booming spirit company
A Kansas City distillery with a grand reputation was almost lost to the days of prohibition until the great-great-great-grandson of the original owner brought…
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Gas prices down as record numbers hit the road this weekend
Many of us will be hitting the road this Memorial Day Weekend for the unofficial start to the summer. Nick Chabarria of AAA Missouri says they expect record…
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"The Lake (of the Ozarks) desperately needs a year round attraction"
A ballot initiative exists to expand an additional casino in the Lake of the Ozarks area.The Osage River Gaming & Convention Committee spokesperson John…
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Build whatever your heart desires
Kansas City Brick Lab has built a home for LEGO lovers across the region. Whether you follow the box's instructions or design original creations, the group has…
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Missouri working to deal with black vulture problem as they move northward
Black vultures in Missouri are expanding and are causing issues for Missouri’s farmers and ranchers. They are known to gang up on prey on newborn livestock…
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The quick rise of a Harry Potter based sport across college campuses
It was International Harry Potter Day at the beginning of the month. To get in the spirit of wizardry, we decided to learn about the real-life version of…
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MDC gives an update on endangered species
The third Friday in May is deemed “Endangered Species Day.”This gave us time to catch up with the Missouri Department of Conservation on some of Missouri’s…
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Missouri bill expected to die would limit property valuation increases
Making ends meet is a struggle for many people, including when it comes to paying their residential property taxes. Alisa Nelson talks to Grain Valley…
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Missouri concert venue re-opens after troubled past
Two years after Garth Brooks concerts caused major traffic delays, the Thunder Ridge Nature Arena in Missouri will reopen on May 21 with the Concert for…
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From ancestral discoveries to creating awareness to seeking post-conviction relief – the story of Celia, a slave (LISTEN)
For several years, a St. Louis woman has been working to raise awareness about racism and slavery of minority groups.Anthony Morabith chats with Pamela…
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A step-by-step workbook to assist you with a kidney transplant
The University of Missouri School of Medicine has initiated a new workbook program to assist people with kidney disease. The workbook is a guide for those who…
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Haunted Castle House in Brumley “even busier than last year”
In the town of Brumley, near Lake of the Ozarks, there is a Castle House called the most haunted house in the Midwest.According to the owners – and lots of…
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A toll-free ride through the Lake of the Ozarks
The bridge that changed life on the Lake in the Ozarks is now toll-free.The Lake of the Ozarks Community Bridge Transportation Development District Treasurer…
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New MDC Director says hello to MO
Effective June 1, the new Missouri Department of Conservation Director, Jason Sumners, will take over for Sara Parker Pauley.He joins Cameron Conner to share…
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Hannibal healthcare leader backs bill to help low-income patients better afford drugs
Missouri lawmakers are considering a bill to help low-income patients better afford prescription drugs.Alisa Nelson talks to Todd Ahrens, President and CEO of…
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Missouri School Boards Association has issues with the newly signed education bill
ADVISORY: THIS INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED BEFORE THE BILL BEING SIGNED INTO LAW BY GOVERNOR MIKE PARSONGovernor Mike Parson has signed a bill that would expand…
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AG Bailey is leading initiatives to slow human trafficking in Missouri
Attorney General Andrew Bailey is leading initiatives across Missouri to slow down human trafficking in the state. He joins Marshall Griffin.See Privacy Policy…
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THE CICADAS ARE HERE
The cicada frenzy is here. Cameron Conner is joined by senior entomologist at the Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House Tad Yankoski to unpack the arrival of…
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MU Extension helping the state get wired for broadband (LISTEN)
MU Extension has historically focused on agriculture, home economics, and nutrition but has evolved to meet the changing needs of Missourians.Chad Higgins, the…
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Kick back and relax as your float down the river
Devil’s Back Floats is a family-owned business that brought the historic Osagian, aluminum canoe back to Missouri and the Western world.The owner of the…
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Military package marches towards finish line
A bill to help Missouri’s veterans is marching toward the legislative finish line.Alisa Nelson talks to the bill sponsor, State Senator Ben Brown of…
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Despite recent rain, state climatologist says Missouri needs more to help offset nearly three years of drought
An executive order signed by Gov. Mike Parson extends Missouri’s drought alert to September 1. The order directs continued coordination of state resources and…
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What is "IN?" MSU Professor of design gives us the scoop
What is influencing fashion this spring? Are we all dressing like Barbie?And what is business casual these days, really? Ashley Byrd goes to a fashion…
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Kansas City company specializes in building fallout shelters
A Kansas City-based company specializing in building nuclear fallout and storm shelters is raking in the cash amidst the current global unrest. The company…
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AMEC pulls back the curtain on power restoration
What process must occur whenever a massive storm downs the power in a given area?The Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives is here to give us the…
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A piece of USS Missouri restored after 14 years
The historic battleship U-S-S Missouri sits in Pearl Harbor, as a memorial to the end of WWII in the Pacific. However, it has been needing some repairs on the…