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If the Wi-Fi in your home isn't living up to expectations, it might be that you need a better distribution system because, as Robert Ricketts tells on today's show, "wi-fi routers are limited, by law, to one watt of output - that's not very much." January 20, 2025 -
Thanks to a partnership with Burrell Behavioral Health, Hannibal-based Clarity Healthcare is able to help lower-income citizens in Columbia. Joseph Miller, vice president of integrated health and government affairs, tells us about many of the resources available - including dental care - on today's show. January 17, 2025
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November is Family Caregiver Month, Darren Hellwege talks with Dr. Megan Gilligan of Mizzou's Department of Human Development and Family Sciences about the latest research on the subject of caregivers, particularly caring for older adults. -
Today we continue our celebration of the legacy of the late Pam Ingram, co-founder of Granny's House in Columbia, with Ira Desire and Demarko Coleman. Ira used to show up to Granny's House as a child and is now its COO; Demarko has been a volunteer since 2009. January 15, 2025 -
Today we celebrate the legacy (and the birthday!) of the late Pam Ingram. Pam and her husband, Dr. Ellis Ingram, started Granny's House on Trinity Place in Columbia more than two decades ago as a way to give children a safe place to go after school. January 14, 2025 -
Dream Tree Academy is hosting a chili cook-off fundraiser later this month, and you're invited! Founder/CEO Ray Hall, as well as 10-year-old active participant Truman Hall, tells us more about this half-decade old non-profit that serves 10-15 children on a regular basis. January 13, 2025 -
Discovery Garden Club members Janet Lindstrom and Carrie Gartner invite everyone to the annual Winter Garden Forum on February 2nd at the Daniel Boone Regional Library in Columbia! This free event is open to garden enthusiasts of skill levels. January 3, 2025 -
On this special season finale of "Cover Story with Stephanie Shonekan," Cheryl Henson and Nick Raposo join the podcast to discuss "Bein' Green," a song from our beloved childhood friend Kermit the Frog. Cheryl Henson is the daughter of Jim Henson, Kermit’s original voice actor and creator of The Muppets. And Nick Raposo is the son of Joe Raposo, a songwriter and composer who was one of the producers for Sesame Street. Together, they break down the cultural significance of Kermit’s song and how Ray Charles interpreted the universal ode to self-acceptance just a few years later. -
LaBrunerie Financial CEO Alex LaBrunerie is ready to jump start your portfolio with just a few simple suggestions - check it out! January 2, 2025 -
We're kicking off the new year with licensed professional counselor Sunitha Bosecker. She has an idea on how to more realistically set goals for yourself in 2025 (because not everyone wants to join a gym). January 1, 2025 -
In this Talking Politics Dr. Terry Smith looks back over an incredible eventful year in American politics, and some predictions that did, and did not, come true. -
The Daily Blend w/AC: Jay Sparks mixes a champagne cocktail & The January Lanterns, "Auld Lang Syne"We're saying so long to 2024 with a champagne cocktail recipe from Jay Sparks and a special performance of Auld Lang Syne by The January Lanterns. December 31, 2024
