Radio Friends with Paul Pepper

Today Paul Pepper welcomes DR. DAVID NEWMAN. Today's topic: The Biology of Belief. Have you ever experienced something in slow-motion? Dr. Newman explains why!

Today Paul Pepper talks about the upcoming election with Columbia-Boone County League of Women Voters representative LIZ SCHMIDT. Also, COLIN SMIALEK is with Central Missouri Scale Modelers; Colin brings a few of his creations to show and tell.

Today Paul Pepper welcomes BILL PABST, ANNETTE ALBERTS and ZACK UHLMANN, representing Cole County 4-H. Zack plays show and tell with two of his creations, while Bill talks about the "Missouri Educational Robotics Conference."

Today Paul Pepper chats with LISA ROHMILLER about the Hinkson Clean Sweep - a community-wide stream clean-up happening Saturday, October 20. Find out how to get involved! And speaking of volunteering, NICK FOSTER talks Voluntary Action Center; the Christmas program is underway - sponsor a family today! 

Today Paul Pepper talks UFO and ET sightings with local buff BILL WICKERSHAM.

Today Paul Pepper welcomes the relaxing harp music of MARIA TREVOR, Broadway Christian Church. TIM CARSON, also from Broadway Christian Church, joins the discussion. Maria performs portions of three different pieces of music.

Today Paul Pepper talks to JAN TODD with MU Health Care. "Tigers on Track" is a new clinic at Children's Hospital that deals with obesity. Also, BILLY POLANSKY, Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture, "Harvest Hootenanny" is this Saturday.

Today Paul Pepper chats with MARGARET TOLLERTON with Missouri Cures. The upcoming fun-walk, "Monster Dash", is to raise awareness of Missouri Cures. Come in costume! Also, KALEI HOLDER is with Missouri CASA; they're holding the inaugural Show-Me Giving Gala.

Today Paul Pepper chats with Columbia Water & Light Department's DAVE MARS. Did you know "Public Power Week" starts Monday?! Also, how much insulation is in your attic? 

Today Paul Pepper discusses "God of Carnage", the latest production that's kicking off the 6th season of Columbia's Independent Actors Theatre. EMILY ROLLIE explains. Also, COLIN LAVEUT and MINDY SMITH, "Whiskers and Wine" - the first-ever fundraiser for the Central Missouri Humane Society.