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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
Military signing bonuses could get a full tax deduction in Missouri
Missouri military members who get an enlistment bonus might get some help from Uncle Sam. Alisa Nelson talks to St. Charles Representative Adam Schnelting…
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How sleep heals the brain
Researchers at the Washington University School of Medicine have made a breakthrough discovery about sleep. Neurons have the power to cleanse the brain while…
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"I have been keeping my eye on Missouri State for some time"
After a nationwide search for a new president – Missouri State has chosen Dr. Richard “Biff” Williams to lead the large university in Springfield.He tells…
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VA decision could help thousands of Missouri veterans exposed to toxins
The VA has announced that military veterans who have been exposed to toxins and similar risks during their military service could be eligible to enroll in VA…
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Fort Leonardwood to hold "Best Mapper" competition
Fort Leonardwood will host the first-ever USAES’ “Best Mapper” competition in April. Chief Warrant Officer 4 at Fort Leonardwood, Jason Davis, joins Cameron…
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MISSOURI LAWMAKER LOOKING FOR SOLUTION TO CLOSING BEEF PROCESSING PLANT
A Missouri lawmaker is trying to find a solution for a planned closure of a Missouri beef processing plant.Alisa Nelson talks to Lowry City Representative Jim…
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House considers St. Charles Republican’s “Taylor Swift Act” to combat deep fake AI images
A bill designed to combat deep fake A-I images is being considered in the Missouri House. The bill’s sponsor, Republican Adam Schwadron joins Anthony Morabith…
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"Being a nerd is not what it used to be... It's popular now"
Planet Comicon Kansas City is one of the largest, private locally owned comicons in the entire country.This year it celebrates its 25th anniversary.Cameron…
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Watch out for those seasonal sniffles now that Spring allergies are here (LISTEN)
Allergy season is here once again. Dr. Ravi Johar joins Anthony Morabith on Show Me Today on ways to combat the seasonal “aaahhh-CHOOs.”See Privacy Policy at…
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What's next for I-44?
While I-70 received a 2.8 billion dollar expansion, many legislators thought Missouri’s longest interstate, I-44, needed the funding more.MoDOT Director…
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Got an expired temp tag? This bill aims to crack down on them
Expired temporary license tags are common to see as you drive down the road in Missouri.Alisa Nelson talks to Sedalia state Representative Brad Pollitt, who…
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The importance of equal representation in the physician profession
Kansas City University just wrapped up a seminar that exposes under-represented students to consider medical school. Associate Provost for Campus Health and…
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Your friendly reminder that tax season is upon us (LISTEN)
Tax season is in full fledge, and the IRS has stopped by to help.Public Affairs Specialist, Cesar Yabor joins Marshall Griffin.See Privacy Policy at…
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"Seniors will outnumber youth for the first time in our history"
There are a series of town hall meetings taking place across the state to inform Missourians about its “Master Plan on Aging.”For the first time, it is…
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This legislative bill would stop restrictions on certain doctorates
The University of Missouri is currently the only higher education institution in the state that can offer doctorate degrees in certain fields.Alisa Nelson…
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What does World War I look like to a child?
On this show, we try to remain upbeat and entertaining but also educational. There is a World War I exhibit that Ashley Byrd wanted to know more about-…
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What you need to know before you cast your reel
One of a Missouri angler’s favorite times of year is the opening of Missouri’s trout parks. Fish Hatchery manager at Bennett Springs Trout Park, Ben Havens…
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This three-time Grammy winner has no intentions of slowing down
Kansas City guitar player Will Matthews has now won THREE GRAMMYs for his work with the Count Basie Orchestra and still lives, teaches, and performs in his…
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What to know about Missouri’s GOP Caucuses
For the first time since 2012, Missouri will hold county-level caucuses for registered Republican voters this Saturday.Alisa Nelson talks to Missouri Secretary…
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"We want to be there for women in crisis... for families in crisis"
The Mehlville Fire Protection District in eastern Missouri recently saved a baby who was placed in Missouri’s only safe haven baby box. The box is at one of…
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The potential to receive a tax credit for private or homeschooling
Republican Representative Doug Richey is proposing House Bill 1911 which would deliver a tax credit to parents who enroll their children in private or home…
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This proposed bill provides child support to victims of drunk driving
There is a proposal in Missouri to enact Bentley’s or Mason's Law. A law that requires anyone convicted of killing someone in an intoxicated driving accident…
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A glimpse at the state of addiction in Missouri
Missouri is using a variety of ways to help people struggling with addiction.Alisa Nelson talks to Nora Bock, with the Missouri Department of Mental Health…
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Missouri bill compels schools to report bullying
If Missouri schools fail to adequately report bullying, it could cost them. Alisa Nelson talks to Marshfield Representative John Black about his anti-bullying…
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Missouri bill to provide Medicaid coverage for hearing aids and cochlear implants
A state lawmaker is sponsoring a bill that would provide Medicaid coverage to eligible Missourians who need hearing aids or cochlear implants. Alisa Nelson…
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Missouri Electric Coops adding two gas plants to diverse energy mix
The state's electric cooperatives are producing power for rural customers, which is an increasing demand as technology grows, and weather changes.CEO of the…
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House Republican proposes workforce housing grant program for rural Missouri
The state house is considering a proposal from a northeast Missouri Republican that would create a Workforce Housing Fund for rural areas.Representative Greg…
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Lawmakers considering punishments and fines for caller ID spoofing
When I think of caller ID spoofing, I think of people making misleading phone calls with bad intentions. Anthony Morabith chats with Republican Representative…
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Missouri takes another step in plans to widen Interstate 70
There’s movement on the project to widen Interstate 70 to three lanes across Missouri.Alisa Nelson talks to Jeff Gander, with the Missouri Department of…
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Democrat files bill to allow pregnant Missourians to finalize divorce
Amid the legislative session in Jefferson City, one Democratic Representative has filed a bill that would protect victims of spousal abuse. Anthony Morabith…
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MU economist outlines the latest on MO and the U.S.
The beginning of a new year brings economic change. University of Missouri economist, Joe Haslag, joins Marshall Griffin to discuss the latest trends. See…
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Highlights of Missouri Department of Mental Health budget proposal
Governor Mike Parson has proposed a nearly 53-billion-dollar state operating budget.Alisa Nelson talks to Missouri Department of Mental Health Director Valerie…
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What the Neuralink actually does: Wash U neuroscientist explains
We are a couple of weeks removed from Elon Musk announcing the first successful Neuralink implant being placed in a human. Our neuroscience expert at…
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This representative is proposing scholarships increases for Missouri students
The rise of college tuition keeps going and going like the Energizer Bunny. Alisa Nelson talks to St. Joseph Representative Brenda Shields, who is proposing to…
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Missouri’s 988 lifeline is there to help after mass shooting
Missouri is responding in a variety of ways to last week’s mass shooting at the Super Bowl celebration in Kansas City. Alisa Nelson talks to State Department…
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True False festival “back to full form” say organizers
The documentary film world will be coming to Columbia soon for the 21st annual True False Film Festival.Artistic Director, Chloé Trayner, explains her role…
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Calling changes are here because of Missouri’s newest area code
The 573 area code is set to get a new overlay, which means Mid-Missourians will need to dial the full ten digits of your number. Scott Rupp joins Anthony…
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Missouri’s education commissioner breaks down findings of four-day school week study
A new study has been released about the impact of four-day school weeks in Missouri. Alisa Nelson talks to State Education Commissioner Margie Vandeven about…
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Republican wants to crack down on automated license plate reader systems
Have you ever driven through a red light by accident and discovered a suspicious letter in the mail with a ticket?Republican Sen. Mike Cierpiot has filed an…
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Watch out for misuse of artificial intelligence in 2024 elections
From education to the workplace and politics, the use of artificial intelligence, otherwise known as AI, is increasing.Alisa Nelson talks to Melissa Randol…
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Missouri bill proposes to make changes to legislative term limits
State Representative Mike Stephens of Bolivar is proposing to make changes to term limits for members of the Missouri Legislature.Alisa Nelson talks to him…
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Senate considers bill to up teacher pay and create a program to recruit and retain them
A hot topic in the Missouri Legislature has been focused on teachers – recruiting them, retaining them, and paying them adequately.State Senator Rusty Black is…
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A boost for your business
Do you think you have a good idea for a new business, or technology you could market? You may want to attend a boot camp to see.Chrystal Iron of Missouri State…
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‘Magic mushrooms’ bill hopes to help veterans suffering from certain illnesses
A Missouri bill about magic mushrooms hopes to help some veterans suffering from certain illnesses.Alisa Nelson talks to State Senator Holly Thompson Rehder…
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Missouri bill would put a stop to child brides
Missouri still allows some child brides, but a new bill would put a stop to that. Alisa Nelson talks to State Senator Holly Thompson Rehder of Scott City about…
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The secret of the Missouri pecan lies in Adrian
We learned of a pecan grower in Adrian, Missouri that also creates some incredible recipes in their restaurant.It is a no brainer to ask our Ashley Byrd to…
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Ways to protect your identity
Identity theft has been an issue for decades, and with yearly technological improvements, thieves have new ways to get what they want.To assist us with…
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Jason Smith weighs in on the latest tax reform proposal
There is a new proposal for tax reform in the U.S.Behind the proposal is Missouri Eighth District Congressman Jason Smith. He joins Marshall Griffin.See…
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VA helps Missouri to boost veterans home staffing levels
The VA is helping Missouri to boost veterans' home staffing levels. Alisa Nelson talks to Missouri Veterans Commission Executive Director Paul Kirchoff about a…
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Why do we sleep? Wash U has a lead
Why do we sleep? This is a question that has puzzled society for centuries.Washington University in St. Louis is currently conducting studies that aim to crack…
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A month to remind you to monitor your heart health
February is heart health awareness month. Here to assist with healthy tips and signs to look out for is Joyce Hoth, Public Health Program Supervisor for the…