Radio Friends with Paul Pepper

Today's guests are ANDREA FOX, MU Health Care "Living Gracefully as Seniors" and JAN DYE, Osage Sierra Club "Terra Bella Farm".

Today Paul chats with Katlyn Shackles from the Boone County Council on Aging about the Mature Living Festival that's right around the corner! Lisa Rohmiller also stops by because the Heritage Festival is also just around the corner!

Today Paul chats with Dave Mars from Columbia Water and Light. Even though it's September, temperatures can still heat up - Dave has tips on ways to keep your cooling costs low at home and shows us a filter someone used for TWO YEARS.

Today Paul chats with Vera Massey from University Extension. Vera shares her tips on taking care of yourself - body and mind - and talks about her upcoming eight-week class titled, simply, Taking Care of You.

Today Paul chats with Bill Clark with the Columbia Audubon Society; also, Columbia favorite Cindy Mustard is here - this time talking about the King's Daughters Holiday Festival.

Today Paul chats with Kari Salmon and Cindy Mutrix from Coyote Hill, a foster-care home for abused and neglected children.

Today Paul chats with Connie Shay about the upcoming Boonslick Folk Festival; also, Marc Johnson with Saturday Morning Science brings featured speaker Angela Speck by to touch on her topic of zodiac signs - and why you shouldn't believe in them!

Today Paul chats with Bill Wickersham about UFO's and the extraterrestrial phenomenon. Bill has written a couple of op-ed pieces for the Columbia Missourian including one that calls on action from Congress.

Today Paul chats with Diana Moxon from the Columbia Art League about their many upcoming events; also, Amanda Gassler and Cory Jenkins from MU's Dept. of Student Activities explain the changes made to the student tailgate and other events you should mark your calendar for!

HSIAOMEI WIEDMEYER / Columbia Friends of China

ASHLEY BURDEN / Alzheimer's Association of Mid-Missouri
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