Radio Friends with Paul Pepper

Today Paul Pepper welcomes PAULETTE ORR, Fun City Youth Academy, who invites you  to the 2nd Annual Community Champions Award Dinner, honoring outstanding Columbia citizens. Also, MICHELLE HALL and KRISTEN SMARR, volunteers with the Foodbank, further explain tomorrow's Float Your Boat fundraiser.

Today Paul Pepper welcomes KELLIE KOTRABA, Columbia Faith and Values, "Church Walking Tour" in downtown Columbia, Saturday, April 20. Find out which five churches! Also, meet 64-year-old skater GEORGIA FERGUSON, Empire Roller Rink Skate Team, and LISA TRENT. Fundraiser craft show this Saturday. Send the skate team around the state!

Today Paul Pepper welcomes DOYNE MCKENZIE, Daniel Boone Regional Library, who wants your vote for this year's One Read program. Learn what books and a little bit about each. Also, EMILY ROLLIE, Independent Actors Theatre, "Distant Music" is their latest production, and it's being performed at Columbia's Eastside Tavern starting tomorrow.

Today Paul Pepper welcomes KELLY SMITH; River City Habitat For Humanity is dedicating their 80th house (located on Stadium Blvd. in Jefferson City). Find out more. Also, DUSTIN ALLISON and JON SHELTMIRE talk about Capital City Players' latest production of "Moon Over Buffalo", opening this Friday.

Today Paul Pepper welcomes back KIT SALTER; "Ashland Out Loud" is back - food, festivities, a fun run and more - and you're invited! Get the details.

Today Paul Pepper is joined by NANETTE WARD, Central Missouri Stop Human Trafficking Coalition, and SULA SKILES, a survivor of sex trafficking. Sula shares her story. Part 2.

Today Paul Pepper is joined by NANETTE WARD, Central Missouri Stop Human Trafficking Coalition, and SULA SKILES, a survivor of sex trafficking. Sula shares her story. Part 1.

Today Paul Pepper welcomes CHRISTINE SEITZ and three singers from Show-Me Opera. They perform "Sweet Be The Winds", from the opera Cosi Fan Tutte by Mozart.

Today Paul Pepper talks to ED HANSON, Talking Horse Productions, about their latest production, the romantic comedy "The Last Romance", opening April 25 at Berlin Theatre. Also, NANCY REBECCA PALMER and CAROLE WEEKS, MU Health Care, talk about a free diabetes symposium happening April 20. Registration required!

Today Paul Pepper talks to TIM RICH, Heart of Missouri United Way, about how United Way is improving impact in people's lives. Also, the Assistance League and Job Point is holding their annual comedy night fundraiser. DORIS ROSS has the lineup!