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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
Are data center lawsuits impacting Missouri’s economy?
Lawsuits to block data centers from being built in Missouri may seem to be growing just as fast as data centers themselves. Marshall Griffin talked about it…
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Missouri helps veterans transition to civilian careers through statewide hiring initiative
Every year, veterans across Missouri transition into civilian careers, and Missouri has made it a priority to make that transition smoother. Joining Show Me…
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How EPC Missouri Is Transforming Early Psychosis Recovery
Show Me Today highlights EPC Missouri, a statewide initiative focused on identifying and treating early psychosis as quickly as possible. Early care can…
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Missouri Car Experts Warns of Growing Recall Trends
Our car expert, David Finkelstein, joins Show Me Today to update us on a disturbing trend in auto recalls and to share that the annoying start-stop feature on…
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Freedom Plane to Bring Original Founding Documents to Kansas City
A rare collection of nine original Founding‑era documents is hitting the road, well, the skies, as the National Archives launches its Freedom Plane National…
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Missouri House bill would require nonprofits sponsoring ballot initiatives to use E-Verify to make sure their volunteers are U.S. citizens
Among the election-related bills being promoted in Jefferson City this year is one that would require nonprofit groups that sponsor ballot initiatives to…
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The Ghosts of Mark Twain: the people and events that haunted what he wrote—and did not write
In Missouri and the rest of America, we put Mark Twain on a pedestal- literally. It’s the human and flawed side of Mark Twain that is just interesting, says…
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How the Time Change Takes a Toll on Missouri Bodies, According to a Sleep Specialist
If you’ve been feeling a little off since the time change, you’re not alone. Matt Pilger talked with MU Health Care sleep specialist Dr. Mike about what…
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Berlin Wall Exhibit Featuring Original Artifacts and Wall Sections Coming to Kansas City
Kansas City's Union Station is preparing to bring a powerful piece of world history to the Midwest. Coming in May, the North American premiere of “The Berlin…
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New Book Explores the History of Forest Park in St. Louis
Forest Park is one of the most beloved places in St. Louis. It’s sprawling green spaces, iconic cultural institutions, and history-making events like the 1904…
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Missouri Electric Cooperatives reveal what actually saves you on electricity costs
Energy efficiency is becoming an easier part of our daily lives for homes and apartments… if you know how to use it right. Here to share helpful tips and…
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From KC to the Bootheel: Missouri Moves to Expand Agriculture Education
Matt Pilger takes us inside a new effort at the Missouri Capitol aimed at connecting classrooms with the state’s deep agricultural roots. He sat down with…
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Missouri Joins “Home For Every Child” Foster Care Improvement Initiative
Missouri is the 2nd state to opt into a national initiative aimed at improving foster care. The main goal of the program is to ensure children have a safe…
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Missouri’s Alpha-Gal Numbers Climb — MU Extension Responds with Five New Guides
Show Me Today takes a closer look at a growing health issue right here in Missouri. MU Extension has just released a set of new guides to help families…
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Nurse at Mt. Vernon Veterans Home: I am exceedingly proud of the State of Missouri for this service
The State of Missouri provides skilled care homes for its veterans, working with the V-A, and sometimes it's free. Ashley Byrd spoke with Becky McCann, a…
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Finding pathway to healing: Rep. Matthew Overcast proposes alternative treatment studies for Missouri veterans
A military veteran serving in the Missouri Legislature wants the state to study the use of an alternative treatment to help with addiction, brain injuries, and…
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Missouri Basketball Coaches Association Opposes State Plan to Restructure MSHSAA
Show Me Today looks at a proposal that could overhaul how high school sports are governed in Missouri. The Missouri Basketball Coaches Association says the…
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Missouri Becomes a Magnet for Movie Makers as Film Spending Tops $40 Million
Missouri’s film scene is having a moment. Movie and TV crews spent more than forty million dollars here last year, and the state says the investment is paying…
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Missouri Rep. Cecelie Williams is ready for divorce law changes, her ‘independence day’
In Missouri, a judge can choose to wait to finalize a divorce if the wife is pregnant. The state House of Representatives wants to change this technicality. It…
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Renewed effort to pass ‘Bentley’s Law’ in Missouri
There’s a renewed effort to pass Bentley’s Law in Missouri. It would open the way to force those convicted of killing someone in a DWI crash to make child…
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Missouri’s Spotted Salamanders Migration Happening Now Beneath Our Feet
This spring, deep in Missouri’s forests, an elusive creature begins a remarkable annual journey. The spotted salamander, usually hidden under logs and leaf…
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Missouri legislative mission: Recruit National Guard’s state-of-the-art team for cybersecurity threats
The Missouri National Guard would take up a new mission under a proposed law – protecting the state against cyberattacks. Alisa Nelson talks to Dixon State…
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New Missouri AI Bill Would Ban Deepfakes, Require Disclaimers, and Prevent AI From Being Treated as a Spouse or CEO
Show Me Today digs into a new Missouri proposal that aims to set some clear boundaries around artificial intelligence.Matt Pilger talks with Missouri State…
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Missouri dealer explains rise and reason for gold and silver prices
We often hear about the rising gold and silver prices. Missouri-based coin and precious metal expert Dave Sorrick explains to Ashley Byrd why, how to watch the…
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Missouri lawmaker proposes way to bring in more bucks – fast tracking filmmaker reimbursements
Missouri lawmakers are trying to find ways to bring in more bucks to Missouri.Alisa Nelson talks to Sugar Creek State Representative Mike Steinmeyer, who says…
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Opening day at Missouri trout parks is where traditions and fish stories begin
For a lot of Missourians, March 1 is a tradition. Before sunrise, bundled up against whatever late winter throws at them, anglers line the banks at Roaring…
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Missouri Congressman Bell co-sponsors bill to create regional defense technology hubs across the country
Regional technology hubs dedicated to national defense would be created across the country under a bill in the U.S. House co-sponsored by Missouri Congressman…
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Missouri pharmacists sorting through Trump RX
Trump RX went live on February 5th, offering discounts on 43 name-brand prescription drugs. Pharmacists in Missouri are sorting through the online program to…
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What Missouri’s New Drone Proposal Could Mean for Events and Everyday Flyers
Drones are everywhere these days — at ballgames, parades, even out on the farm. A new Missouri proposal could give police the power to step in when one becomes…
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Missouri Car Expert Shares Smart and Safe Towing Tips for Your Vehicle
Before you hitch up a boat for the lake or hook up a camper for a weekend getaway, there are a few things you need to know about what your vehicle can truly…
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Joe Zanaboni Turns St Louis Sports Memories Into a Book for Kids
In St. Louis, sports are passed down like family heirlooms. The cheers, the heartbreak, the heroes, the stories. Now Joe Zanaboni is turning those moments into…
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Proposal in Missouri House would crack down on Missourians registering their vehicles in other states
Many Missourians are dodging paying taxes and fees on vehicles by registering them in other states, especially in Montana. Marshall Griffin talked about the…
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Mothers Against Drunk Driving supports legalizing driverless vehicles on Missouri roads
One proposal that’s gotten early attention at the State Capitol this year would allow driverless cars to operate on Missouri’s roadways. Marshall Griffin spoke…
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Semi truck driver and Teamsters representative speaks out against bill to allow driverless vehicles on Missouri highways
After hearing from a supporter of allowing driverless vehicles on Missouri’s roadways, we now hear the other side. Bruce Frakes is an over-the-road truck…
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Missouri House bill would create grant fund to maintain grave markers of military veterans
The cost of cleaning and maintaining grave markers at veterans' cemeteries in Missouri is covered by a state fund. There is no similar fund for military vets…
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Missouri State’s New Program Prepares Students for the Future of Tourism
Every great destination has a story, and behind those stories are the people who make them come alive. With the launch of the new Tourism Management degree…
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Missouri Senate bill would strengthen penalties for killing or harming a police animal
Two years ago, Missouri enacted Max’s Law, which strengthened penalties for killing or harming a K9 officer or other police animal. A new bill has been filed…
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Northwest Missouri lawmakers continue to push for ban on foreign ownership of agricultural land
Missouri lawmakers have renewed efforts this year to ban foreign ownership of agricultural land. One of the sponsors is State Representative Mazzie Christensen…
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Why the People and Places of Missouri’s Route 66 Still Capture Hearts Across Generations
When you think of Route 66, you probably picture neon signs, chrome diners, and long stretches of open road. But the real heartbeat of the Mother Road is not…
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Missouri Teachers Weigh Their Futures: DESE Launches Statewide Push During Contract Season
Show Me Today discusses something every Missouri school district is currently considering: retaining great teachers in the classroom. DESE has been working…
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Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt pushes federal plan to reshape NIL and college athletics
College sports are changing faster than at any point in their history. NIL, the transfer portal, conference realignment, and lawsuits challenging eligibility…
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How an Ozarks Artist Found Her Calling at 75
Now and then, a story comes along that perfectly captures the intersection of unwavering faith, Ozark heritage, and a race against time. Show Me Today is…
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Free Family Fun Awaits at the St. Louis Birthday Bash This Valentine’s Weekend
The Missouri History Museum in St. Louis isn’t just a place to look at artifacts. It’s a place to experience history in ways that connect directly to our…
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Missouri House GOP Bill Aims to Expand Gun Rights and Restrict Red Flag Enforcement
Show Me Today takes a closer look at a new gun bill moving through the Missouri House. Speaker Pro Tem Chad Perkins is backing legislation that would expand…
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Missouri Red Cross: Blood Supply Shortage is “Severe”
Ann Vastmans of the American Red Cross of Missouri joins Sue Danielson on Show Me Today to outline the current predicament.See Privacy Policy at…
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Why state of Missouri benefits are a big draw for workers and families
Show Me Today discusses one of the biggest advantages of working for the State of Missouri: the benefits. From pensions and medical coverage to wellness fairs…
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Missouri campaign is halfway to ballot on effort to preserve will of people
The Missouri Legislature has overturned a few recent decisions by voters – a minimum wage increase and paid sick leave. Lawmakers are also asking Missouri…
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Missouri-produced film features true story of Tuskegee Airmen – airing Feb. 10
Missourian and World War II Tuskegee Airmen James Shipley of Tipton, Missouri, is one of the subjects of a new short film to be shown Feb. 10th at the Center…
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Kicks, Culture, and a Century of Joplin’s Route 66 Legacy
Route 66 hasn’t just been a road through Joplin; it’s been the city’s heartbeat. Now, the city is preparing for a global influx of tourists, and Patrick…
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Changes to coyote hunting in Missouri
There are some changes to coyote hunting in Missouri. While they can be hunted year-round, the methods and tools used for hunting coyotes have been limited…
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One Big Beautiful Bill requirements put Missouri in jeopardy of losing $1.4 billion
Missouri is facing a massive financial ultimatum from the feds: fix the backlog of Medicaid and food stamp applications, or pay the price in heavy penalties…
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STEM Education Getting Boost At Harris Stowe State University in St. Louis
Harris-Stowe State University in St. Louis has broken ground on a $62 million-dollar STEM education building. Sue Danielson spoke with Dr. Harvey Fields, Dean…
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Missouri Senate Panel Weighs Bill to Tighten Kratom Rules, Cap “Gas Station Heroin” Strength
A Missouri lawmaker says a drug you can buy at gas stations and smoke shops needs tighter rules, especially a powerful version nicknamed “gas station…
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New St. Louis exhibit shows resilience of Japanese American families during WWII
Imagine losing your home, your job, your school, everything you’ve worked for, not because of anything you did, but because of who you are. That was the…
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Overpaying on Car Insurance in Missouri. The Trend Auto Shops Can’t Stop Talking About
Cars are getting more complicated than ever, from what’s under the hood to the tech inside your dashboard. Show Me Today welcomes auto expert David Finkelstein…
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Missouri Marine on the 45th anniversary of the Iranian Hostage release: “We had no idea you were trying to get us out”
Rocky Sickmann grew up in a small town in Missouri and joined the Marines after graduating from high school. He had no idea he would be the center of world…
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Free February opens door to history at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City
For families, February will be a chance to walk through stories that were once locked behind barriers and finally feel seen, inspired, and connected to a piece…
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Missouri lawmaker wants voters to approve major stadium projects
State Representative Mike Jones plans to introduce legislation that would require a public vote on any major taxpayer-funded sports stadium projects. His…
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Missouri’s Chief Medical Officer talks new upside-down food pyramid
The USDA and the federal Department of Health and Human Services have released new dietary guidelines, which include a new, upside-down food pyramid. Dr. Heidi…
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Southeast Missouri County Audit Reveals Common Rural Issue
There is a certain kind of sting that comes when you realize the government took more of your hard-earned money than they were supposed to. For property owners…