Radio Friends with Paul Pepper

Today Paul Pepper chats with BRANDON McSHAFFERY, from Maples Repertory Theatre in Macon, MO, and three "Wonderettes". Their latest production of, "The Marvelous Wonderettes", opens Friday. Get a sneak preview of "It's My Party" and "Lucky Lips". 

Today Paul Pepper chats with NANETTE WARD from Central Missouri Stop Human Trafficking Coalition, and GAIL REYNOSO, a CMSHTC volunteer who received this year's Abolitionist Award.

Today Paul Pepper chats with STEFAN FREUND from the MU School of Music, promoting the Mizzou New Music Summer Festival, which begins next Monday, July 23. Also, COURTNEY BARNES, MU Women and Children's Hospital, talks "Best Fed Beginnings". 

Today Paul Pepper is joined by resident consumer expert MEL ZELENAK. Mel talks about how to bid online for cheap travel and how to book an airline over the internet using the 'multi-city' option.

Today Paul Pepper welcomes CHRIS STEVENS with the City of Columbia Cultural Affairs office to talk Artrageous Fridays, Hot Summer Nights and more. Also, DANA DRAKE, representing the Mid-Missouri Chapter of the Missouri Mycological Society, brings examples of mushrooms to show - some that are edible.

Today Paul Pepper chats with VAL GERMANN from the Central Missouri Astronomical Association about the recent partial eclipse of the sun and transit of Venus. Val shares stunning photos from both events. 

Today Paul welcomes TRENT RASH and two cast members of PACE to perform a number from their current production of "Little Women".

Today Paul Pepper talks to JIM WILLIAMS with the Hep C Alliance about news coming out from the CDC concerning the baby boomer generation. Also, KEN LARASS and BILL WILLIAMS stop by to promote "The Wine Stroll" in Rocheport this September.

Today Paul Pepper talks to BRUCE COX from the University of Missouri's Museum of Art and Archaeology about two exhibits currently on display, including "City Scapes". Also, TIM REINBOTT with Bradford Farm discusses the invasion of the Japanese Beetle - and even brings one to show!

Today Paul Pepper takes a trip back in time to the 19th century to meet "Granny Martin", with the Morgan County Historical Society.