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Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri
A daily podcast that focuses on stories all across Missouri. Show Me Today offers unique perspectives on our state while being fun and entertaining.
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- Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri
Arabia Steamboat Museum in Kansas City must move, what’s in its future?
The Arabia Steamboat Museum's lease at Kansas City's River Market is set to end on Nov. 13 after the city chose not to renew it following the museum's 35-year…
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College of the Ozarks dedicates new POW/MIA memorial, “So that we don’t become complacent”
More than 80,000 of America’s service members are still listed as Missing In Action, and a college campus in Point Lookout, Missouri, is dedicating a memorial…
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Equipment Share builds its future, staying based in Missouri
EquipmentShare was founded in Columbia and has grown into a national powerhouse while continuing to expand in Missouri. Described as the “Airbnb of…
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Missouri Congressman Mark Alford Discusses Legislative Priorities and Veterans Funding
4th District Congressman Mark Alford has been campaigning around the county for fellow Republicans while on break from work in Washington. Back at home, Ashley…
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Can Missourians Trust AI With their Career? Why Human Advice Still Matters
Need career advice? AI can give you an answer in seconds, but should you trust it when making a decision that could shape your future? How do you know when to…
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From Marine to Missouri Spice Entrepreneur Joshua Brack Turns Passion Into Business
A good meal doesn't have to come from a restaurant, and sometimes the difference between ordinary and outstanding is what you put on it. Joshua Brack, a…
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MDC encourages Missouri deer hunters to get CWD testing
Missouri deer hunters can help the Department of Conservation track a deadly disease affecting the state's deer herd. Chronic wasting disease has been found in…
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MODOT Reveals Interstates Getting 75 MPH Speed Limits
The Missouri Department of Transportation has revealed sections of rural interstates that will soon have 75 MPH speed limit signs. MODOT Director Ed Hassinger…
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Grateful Hurricane Victims Greet Missouri Electric Cooperatives' linemen in Alabama
Nearly 200 Missouri Electric Cooperatives linemen from 30 different locations helped restore power after hurricane outages in Alabama this month. Craig Moeller…
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WashU’s first chief health AI officer: Missouri is the best place to test AI use in healthcare
Among all the questions around the power of AI, one that affects us all is the role of AI in healthcare. One of the top medical research centers in Missouri…
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The Ozarks Tradition of Divining and the People Who Practice It
Have you ever heard of someone using a couple of metal rods to locate water underground or even find unmarked graves? It's a practice known as divining or…
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Archery Gives Missouri Students a Different Way to Compete and Build Confidence
Archery might not be the first sport that comes to mind when you think about school athletics, but it’s giving students across Missouri a chance to compete…
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Kansas City Comic expert discusses "Lanterns" and exclusive cover release of popular new series
“Lanterns,” a TV adaptation of DC’s Green Lantern, has become one of HBO Max’s most popular series, averaging 19 million viewers per episode. But did it pass…
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Amendment 8 creates Constitutional protections for Missouri Sheriffs. Why?
Among the Constitutional Amendments on the Nov. 3 ballot is an amendment to heighten the protections of a county sheriff's position. Ashley Byrd is joined by…
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Missouri Governor’s Mansion Becomes Training Ground For Incarcerated Workers
Could working inside the Missouri Governor’s Mansion help someone build a career after prison? That’s the goal of a new hospitality apprenticeship for…
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Book highlights Missouri roots of Lanford Wilson, Pulitzer-winning playwright
A boy who grew up in the Ozarks became one of America's leading playwrights and turned Missouri people, places, and experiences into Pulitzer Prize-winning…
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FAFSA Application Window Opens For College-Bound Missouri H.S. Students
Missouri High School seniors can now submit a FAFSA application to learn whether they qualify for student financial aid for college. Kaitlyn Venta of the…
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Letting Missourians know the Mental Game of Golf and What It Takes to Perform Under Pressure
Golf isn't just about having the right swing. Confidence, patience and the ability to bounce back from a bad shot can make the difference between a great round…
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Don’t know how to vote for Missouri non-partisan judges? Your homework is done for you
If you are in the voting booth and unsure about the judges up for election, there are some things you should know. The information is there in one place…
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Explore Missouri's Underground World of Caves
Missouri is known as the Cave State, and there's a good reason for that. The state has more than 7,500 recorded caves, with some offering spectacular rock…
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Missouri roadside attractions worth a detour from giant pecans to a giant fork
Barbara Baird admits she has driven out of her way to see oddball roadside attractions and says it can be some of the most fun stops on a Missouri road trip…
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October Tours share Springfield's Haunted History
The History Museum on the Square is bringing back its Haunted History Walking and Bus Tours this October, taking visitors into places including the historic…
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Take a Route 66 road trip through Lebanon, Missouri and discover these pieces of history
You could spend a day driving around Lebanon, Missouri, looking for pieces of Route 66 history that are still there today. Barbara Baird, the Accidental…
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Is It Better to Pay for Car Repairs Out of Pocket? Missouri Car Expert Says Maybe
From minor dents and paintless dent repair to deciding whether to file an insurance claim, car owners have some important decisions to make when their vehicles…
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How Missouri Families Can Enjoy Fall and Holiday Foods Without Packing on the Pounds
October brings cooler weather, football, comfort food, and, before we know it, Thanksgiving and Christmas. For a lot of us, this is the time of year when…
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How to Trace Your Family History and Discover Missouri’s Revolutionary War Connections
As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, it's a good time to look beyond the history books and explore our own family…
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How Sedalia’s Liberty Center Turned a Historic Building Into an Arts Destination
If you walked into the Liberty Center in downtown Sedalia today, you might see a play on stage, artwork in the gallery, kids taking an art class, or a concert…
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How to Save Money on Groceries With Tips From Redditors and Financial Experts
Grocery prices are getting out of hand, and some shoppers are turning to Reddit for help figuring out how to feed their families without blowing up their…
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Missouri Seeks More Volunteers to Help Seniors Navigate Medicare
Medicare open enrollment runs October 15th through December 7th, and choosing the right plan can make a big difference in what you pay for health care. Scott…
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Where to Find Missouri’s Best Fall Colors Right Now
A few weeks ago, we talked about what to expect from Missouri’s fall colors. Now that we’re further into October, the big question is where the colors are…
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Which Missouri Businesses Are Most Neighborly
When you think about a good neighbor, you probably don't immediately think about a coffee shop, restaurant or general store, but some Missouri businesses have…
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Lincoln University Funding Lawsuit Puts Focus On Missouri’s $549 Million Dispute
A nearly $549 million federal lawsuit is putting Lincoln University’s funding in the spotlight. Matt Pilger talked with Missouri State Representative Stephanie…
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Missouri business discusses things to consider when traveling across the pond
As temperatures cool, fall can ignite the travel bug in Missourians itching to get overseas. Jack Baumann, owner of Guidester in Chesterfield, talks with…
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Paranormal activity in Missouri's Ozarks literally worth staying for
Missouri has a rich history of paranormal sites, but how often can you book and stay at them? That is exactly what Superhost Alta-Ann offers at her Airbnb in…
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Historian Jeremy Amicks follows the "Voices of the Moreau" to the people who built mid-Missouri
Missouri historian and writer Jeremy Amick has released another book – adding to his dozens of histories. This one is close to home for Jeremy. "Voices of the…
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Missouri Energy Plan Examines New Reactors At Existing And Retired Power Sites
Missouri has released a new state energy plan, and one of its biggest goals is generating more power inside the state. The blueprint focuses heavily on nuclear…
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State judges are judged for performance, vetted for voters for Nov. 3 election
If you are in the voting booth and not sure about the judges up for election, here are some things you should know. The information is in one place. Missouri’s…
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Stifel Charity Classic brings PGA TOUR Champions playoffs to St. Louis for the first time
For the first time, the road to the Charles Schwab Cup championship will begin in St. Louis. The Stifel Charity Classic at Norwood Hills is now the opening…
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Eligible Students In Five Missouri Districts To Receive Guaranteed Admission To Mizzou
Some Missouri high school students could soon know they have a spot at Mizzou before their senior year even begins. The university is launching a new program…
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Missouri business Precison Mazes outlines this year's memorable creations
Precision Mazes has wrapped up another incredible season, turning agriculture’s fields into works of art that you can literally get lost in. Cameron Conner…
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How A Small Missouri Town Turned Loafing Into A 66-Year Tradition
One of Missouri's most unique traditions is getting ready to return to Callaway County. The 66th Annual Loafer's Week is coming up in Auxvasse, and it's a week…
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How a Mizzou Artist Turns Light Space and Depth Into Portraits That Pop
Artist Matt Ballou is interested in something we all do every day: how we see the world around us. The University of Missouri professor explores light, space…
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Missouri’s top movie expert gives his September picks for best flicks
September brought plenty of new movies to theaters, from horror and documentaries to potential Oscar contenders. Our movie expert Patrick McDonald has picked…
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New Book Shows How the Automobile Changed St. Louis From Corvette Factories to Route 66
When you think about St. Louis and automobiles, you might think of Route 66, the old GM plant or maybe the Corvette. But St. Louis has a much deeper automotive…
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Missouri historian and author details how maps can mold your state in new book
Maps not only chart history, but they can change history, as we have seen in recent legal battles and election maps. Historian Andrew Hahn has written a new…
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Free Help for Missouri Seniors During Medicare Open Enrollment
If you have Medicare, the next few months are an important time to review your health coverage. Medicare open enrollment runs October 15 through December 7…
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Missouri anglers taking advantage pre-winter frenzy
Cooler weather does not mean the fishing has to end. For a while, it actually means it is speeding up. Cameron Conner speaks with Andrew Branson, a Missouri…
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100 Stories That Show Why Baseball Is Such a Big Part of St. Louis History
If you think of baseball in St. Louis, the Cardinals probably come to mind first. But the history of baseball in the city goes far beyond the Redbirds. There…
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Miss Columbia’s Teen Emerson Cohen Says Inclusion Starts With Friendship
Emerson Cohen is a junior at Rock Bridge High School and the newly crowned Miss Columbia’s Teen. She’s also vice president of an inclusive student club called…
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The Surprising Ways Missouri Animals Prepare for Winter
As the days get shorter and temperatures start to drop, animals across Missouri are getting ready for winter, but not all of them prepare the same way. Some…
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From Oktoberfest to the Vineyard, Fall Brings Plenty to Do at Stone Hill Winery
Fall is a pretty good time to visit Missouri wine country, with cooler temperatures, changing leaves, vineyards, and plenty happening around Hermann. Stone…
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Missouri Golfers Can Make the Most of the Fall Season
Fall may be one of the best times of the year to play golf in Missouri, with cooler temperatures, changing scenery, and courses that can feel a little…
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Oktoberfest Brings German Food, Music and Tradition to Hermann This Fall
There’s something about Hermann in October. The fall colors are coming in, the German music is playing, the bier gardens are busy, and the smell of bratwurst…
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Cemetery discoveries: UCM students chronicle the lives of soldiers
University of Central Missouri has received a second federal grant to discover, learn, and teach local school kids about the lives of the soldiers who now lie…
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Missouri Congressional Map Dispute Draws Defiant Response From Hoskins
Missouri's long-running congressional map battle is finally over, but the debate about how it all played out is far from settled. Matt Pilger spoke with…
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Missouri's Teacher of the Year shares how she helps students find success in the classroom
Learning to read is one of the biggest milestones in a child’s early education, and the work that happens in those first few years can make a lasting…
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Kansas City Zoo Turns Into a Fall Adventure With GloWild, Halloween Events and More
Imagine walking through the Kansas City Zoo with your kids this fall. You might start with giraffes towering over you, then encounter colorful animals and…
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Missouri Agencies Manage Billions in Federal Funds. This Audit Found Ongoing Concerns
Missouri agencies manage billions of federal dollars every year, but a new state audit suggests some long-standing problems still haven't been fixed. The…
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Versailles’ Olde Tyme Apple Festival Has Become a Missouri Fall Tradition
There are plenty of fall festivals around Missouri, but the Olde Tyme Apple Festival in Versailles has become a pretty big tradition in Mid-Missouri. Thousands…
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Fed Rate Move Could Change Your Car Payment Less Than You Think, Here’s Where Buyers Can Save More
The Federal Reserve just moved interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point, and if you’re thinking about buying a car, you might be wondering how much…