Radio Friends with Paul Pepper

Today Paul Pepper welcomes back the author of "A Full Cup of Joe," JOE DILLARD, who shares more stories from his popular book.

Today Paul Pepper lets consumer guru and retired economics professor MEL ZELENAK talk about "information overload," and buying items off television.

Today Paul Pepper talks to ANDREA SHELTON, City of Columbia's Recycling Dept., about the first compost workshop of the season, starting next week! Also, HEATHER HARLAN, Phoenix Programs, Inc., shares the first steps to getting help.

Today Paul Pepper talks to JOAN STACK, State Historical Society of Missouri, who has brought items from the Civil War-era that are now display in an exhibit titled, "Money, Mail and Memoria: Ephemera of the Civil War Era."

Today Paul Pepper chats with VALERIE CHAFFIN, Second Chance, about their upcoming trivia night fundraiser. Also, JUDITH McKENNEY, talks about "Music Is In the Air: The Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary Third Annual Benefit Concert", happening this Sunday!

Today Paul Pepper welcomes MEL MERCER and four students who share what it's like to be a People to People Student Ambassador and what they're looking forward to most about their upcoming European trip.

Today Paul Pepper and AFTAN BRYANT, Central Missouri Dietetic Association, talk briefly about National Nutrition Month. The theme this year is 'Eat Right, Your Way, Everyday'. Also, YVONNE MATHEWS and MABLE GRIMES perform a poem for Black History Month.

Today Paul Pepper welcomes SUE MASSATT, MU Health Care, who talks about March being Low Vision Awareness Month. Did you know macular degeneration affects more than 15 million Americans? Also, KAREN GRUNDY and the Missouri Contemporary Ballet are having a show called "Connectivity."

Today Paul Pepper and DAVID WILSON discuss the upcoming True/False Film Festival, now in its 10th year. Hear about how the festival began and learn about some of the films that will be shown.

Today Paul Pepper chats with JENIFER FLINK about the latest show at the Boone County Historical Museum and Galleries. The show, titled "A Perfect Pair", is a retrospective on a local couple and will run for 8 weeks.