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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
Flowers do not have to be solely a spring thing
Even though winter is creeping in, there’s still plenty of time to enjoy plants, flowers, gardens, and exhibits at the Springfield Botanical Gardens. Katie…
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Is drought affecting Missouri's fall colors?
Autumn transitions Missouri into one of the best viewing areas for Fall foliage. However, drought may be playing a significant impact in changing leaves this…
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Changes on the horizon for Missouri truckers (LISTEN)
Roll on 18-wheeler! Anthony Morabith chats with Tom Crawford with the Missouri Trucking Association on new happenings in the trucking industry affecting…
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MU professor takes a magnifying glass to the state of American politics in Washington D.C.
If you have thought about the tenuous political times we are living in, you are not alone. Peverill Squire at the University of Missouri tells Anthony Morabith…
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"They've helped convict 50,000 or more members of the Taliban and other terrorist groups"
It has been over two years since the U.S. pulled out of Afghanistan. However, not everyone has made it out. Darrell Moore, Executive Director of the Missouri…
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Missouri economist talks about the state of the economy
Inflation is high. Interest rates are high. So what is the state of our economy? Alisa Nelson talks to Southeast Missouri State University economist David…
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Homecoming at its finest
The University of Missouri hosted the first official homecoming event back in 1911 in preparation for a football game against, who else, but Kansas.This year's…
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Folklore remedies you may be able to gather in your area
It seems like we all have our own home remedies when it comes to the cooling weather.Cameron Conner is here with Truman State University Professor, Adam Brooke…
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The state of Missouri’s internet connectivity (LISTEN)
Just how bad is Missouri’s internet/broadband situation? Anthony Morabith caught up with BJ Tanksley with the state Office of Broadband Development with an…
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"Don't forget about Maui"
The Red Cross continues to send help to places like Maui, where there is much work still to do to help victims of the wildfire.A 48-year veteran Volunteer from…
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Missourians want answers on St. Louis County's marijuana tax
Missouri is still in its first year selling legal, recreational cannabis. There have been lots of different regulation issues involving labor and taxes.Jack…
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Expansion of MU Research Reactor to help explore nuclear science and discover new treatments
The University of Missouri has broken ground on a 47-thousand-square-foot addition to the MU Research Reactor site. Alisa Nelson talks to Matt Sanford…
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Missouri astronomer gives the 411 on Saturday's partial eclipse
Missouri is gearing up for a partial eclipse during daylight on Saturday. Alisa Nelson talks to Missouri State University astronomer Mike Reed to get the 411…
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Take a trip to see the Youth Symphony of Kansas City
Youth Symphony of Kansas City showcases a performance worthy of the Kauffman Performing Arts Center. And no… we are not just talking about "Hot Crossed…
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Cuban Missile Crisis veteran looks back at a world history hotspot
Cape Girardeau Missouri Veterans Home resident Jack ManDrelle says he is thankful that he served in one of history’s hotspots.In 1960, he served on a Navy…
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Women of the Jefferson City Fire Department make history
Three Jefferson City firefighters have made history as the first all-female fire engine crew. Lisa Layton-Brinker, Abigail Tarpein, and Marilee Veit worked the…
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What makes Missouri "weird and wonderful?"
Missouri Weird and Wonderful is a fast-paced, fact-filled collection of the most fascinating parts of life in our state, with a kid’s-eye point of view. Author…
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How bad is organized retail theft affecting Missouri? (LISTEN)
We have heard about the rash of organized retail theft in bigger cities across the country, but how about here in our own backyard? Dave Overfelt is the…
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Meet Missouri’s 2024 Teacher of the Year
Missouri’s 2024 Teacher of the Year goes to a Potosi High School social studies teacher.Alisa Nelson talks to Greg Kester, about the philosophies he keeps in…
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Missouri's own version of the popular show "Pawn Stars"
A not-so-ordinary antique store to purchase all of your desired collectibles lives at the Chesterfield Mall. Even the famous show “Pawn Stars” has paid…
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Medicare approves test at WASH U to find and treat types of blood cancer
Washington University in St. Louis has developed a new test for blood cancers that was approved by Medicare. Anthony Morabith chats with Dr. Richard Cote at…
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Missouri offers K-12 public education grants to help students struggling to learn
Missouri is offering education grants to some families whose K-12 public school students are struggling to learn. Alisa Nelson talks to Mallory McGowin, with…
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Missouri Congressman weighs in as House Speaker debate heats up
For the first time in U.S. history, a House speaker has been removed. Republican Kevin McCarthy is no longer the House leader. Alisa Nelson talks to…
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LSU @ Mizzou preview
Show Me Today's host, Bill Pollock, and producer, Cameron Conner, discuss what is cooking for Mizzou, and what the team has in store for LSU's arrival on…
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An update for the Tyson Foods plants closing in Southeast Missouri
Missouri is bracing for a loss of more than 2,200 agriculture jobs around October. Tyson Foods is closing chicken processing plants in southeast Missouri’s…
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Foreign ownership and a green agenda possibly impacting Missouri farmland
Missouri lawmakers are working together to determine the federal government’s impact on agricultural land in Missouri. Anthony Morabith chats with State…
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A local KC jazz singer goes worldwide
A Kansas City Jazz Singer recently performed for world leaders at the G-20 Summit in India.Eboni Fondren shares her experience with Ashley Byrd.See Privacy…
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Mushroom hunting season is here
For some of you, Fall means sweaters, cider, and everything pumpkin spice. For others, it means it is mushroom hunting season.Marshall Griffin speaks with the…
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Taking a closer look at one mid-Missouri church’s prominent deaf ministry
One prominent church in Jefferson City is lending a hand to an unreached part of the population. Anthony Morabith chats with Pastor Randy Dignan at Bible…
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Elk, Bison, and Raccoons OH MY!
There is a free nature getaway to immerse yourself at in St. Louis County. An opportunity to see free-roaming elk and bison.St. Louis County Park Ranger…
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Missouri’s flu/COVID season is here (LISTEN)
Flu season and COVID-19 season is in full effect – the weather is starting to get cooler and we’re hearing of new illness strains. Anthony Morabith chats with…
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An all-inclusive experience to see the fastest cars in the world
Fans will have the ability to watch professional drivers exceed speeds of 330 miles-per-hour stretching one thousand feet in under four seconds.Doug Kalitta…
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Taking a closer look at Missouri’s housing market (LISTEN)
Mortgage rates are continuing to rise and there might be enough houses on the market for everyone looking. Anthony Morabith chats with Andrea Sheridan…
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The original manuscript of Mark Twain's most famous work got an upgrade
The original manuscript of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer has gotten a major face lift. Cameron Conner is with the Superintendent of Mark Twain Birthplace…
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Missouri S&T forecasts 3D printing's role in manufacturing
3D printing is proving to be a valuable asset for numerous fields and professions. None may be more imperative than its growing role in manufacturing. Missouri…
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A new book reflects on the Woolridge wildfire
About a year ago, a wildfire wiped out half the buildings in a small community in Mid-Missouri.Teacher and writer Tim Sheer has reconstructed the events in a…
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Imagine being responsible for creating an entire language
A handful of language creators attended Westminster College’s 18th Annual Hancock Symposium to host a workshop on how to create fictional languages. Jessie…
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New testing option to get a high school diploma
Missouri now offers two testing options to citizens trying to get their high school diploma. Alisa Nelson talks to Megan Wadley, with the Missouri Department…
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Missouri's sales and use tax may need some tweaks
There have been some rather busy days at the State Auditor’s office. State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick believes Missouri’s sales and use tax could possibly be…
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WASH-U’s no-loan financial aid policy explained
Federal student loans are being removed from all financial aid packages at Washington University in St. Louis. You heard that right: Anthony Morabith chats…
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Clif Smart looks back as Missouri State University President
Missouri State University’s President Clif Smart announced that he will retire in the Summer of 2024. Anthony Morabith got a chance to catch up with him as he…
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Five Missouri government assistance programs college students should check out
Between trying to balance school, activities, jobs, and family, some college students struggle to try to afford their basic needs. Alisa Nelson talks to…
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Missouri committee works to keep kids out of foster care
Missouri lawmakers are working to make sure that a child does not get placed into foster care. Anthony Morabith chats with Republican Representative Hannah…
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Scott Fitzpatrick weighs in on the Missouri Vocational Enterprises program
There have been some rather busy days at the State Auditor’s office surrounding two audit reports. One examines the Missouri Vocational Enterprise program, and…
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Sen. Bill Eigel enters race for Missouri Governor
Missouri now has a third Republican entering the race for Governor. His name is Bill Eigel, a current state Senator in the St. Charles region. He sits down…
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Researchers looking at difficulties accessing health care in rural Missouri
The University of Missouri is looking at how rural Missourians are having difficulties regarding access to health care. Anthony Morabith chats with Julie Kapp…
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The home of America's National Churchill Museum may surprise you
The legacy of one of England's greatest politicians lives on in the heart of Missouri.Cameron Conner speaks with Chief Curator of America’s National Churchill…
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Increased cases of nearsighted-ness linked to possible extended smartphone use
New technology is leading to different and unique types of eye problems. It might be time to schedule an eye exam. Anthony Morabith speaks with Dr. Premilla…
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Missouri's water plants are on the lookout for cyber attacks
The Environmental Protection Agency wants water and wastewater plants across the U.S. to scan their networks for cyber-attacks. Lance Dorsey, with the Missouri…
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Classifying 911 dispatch members as first responders in Missouri
A bill that became law in Missouri now classifies 911 dispatch members as first responders. Anthony Morabith talks with Republican Representative Chad Perkins…
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Learn about Missouri's Harriett Tubman
Missouri had our own Harriett Tubman. Mary Meachum of St. Louis helped slaves cross the Mississippi River into Illinois.Every year, professor and site director…