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The best way to know if you have sleep apnea? Get tested! Truman Veterans' Hospital chief of pulmonology, DR. JEREMY JOHNSON, takes us through the now at-home process you can do yourself (yes, from the comfort of your own bed). February 24, 2023

Maples Repertory Theatre in Macon opened 'Something's Afoot' last Friday, and if you're a fan of musical murder mysteries, it's a show you won't want to miss! To whet your appetite, TODD DAVISON and co. are here with a performance of 'I Owe It All' at [2:45]. October 24, 2022

Student loan forgiveness is a hot topic these days, and its implementation can be quite confusing. To help sort through the details is financial advisor ALEX LaBRUNERIE from LaBrunerie Financial. October 25, 2022

Congratulations go out to one of our guests today, DR. ANAND CHOCKALINGAM, who's been named 2022 Teacher of the Year! Dr. Chockalingam, a cardiologist at Truman Veterans' Hospital in Columbia, joins us to talk about some of the latest research he's done on patients with heart disease, as well as working with "inspiring" students like DAVID SPADAVECCHIA. David has been #intermittentfasting for the past several years and tells us what a typical day is like when it comes to his diet. October 26, 2022

The changing weather means the option to go outside and experience nature is becoming less and less of an option for those with dementia who rely on caregivers for day-to-day activities. Advocate/volunteer LOIS LONG has written a poem titled 'Looking Out My Window' with the hope that it brings a little bit of the outdoors indoors. October 28, 2022

Thunder AND lightning?! You'll probably notice that our special effects budget went from $.10 to $.25 on today's show. It's all in an effort to help storyteller LARRY BROWN tell his Halloween-themed tale titled 'Vampires in New England'. Enjoy! October 31, 2022

MU Theatre Department opens 'The Prom' this Friday inside the Rhynsburger Theatre on the MU campus. Director JOY POWELL describes this contemporary show as "very funny" with a "great message". Also, registered dietitian KRISTEN EIFFERT, PhD, joins us to talk about the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle as we age: "even at 30 we start losing some of our muscle strength if we are sedentary." (3:18) November 1, 2022

It's our first show of the new year, and the fifth time we're doing a Today's Farmer Closing Thought roundup with author/poet WALTER BARGEN! Listen as he recites lines like "as we stare out, we stare inward"; and "what worlds we walk, feeling safe, until the ice cracks"; and "all I remember is that I once walked on the backs of gods." January 2, 2023

Meet onetime mid-Missouri resident and now *published* author, GINGER ROBINSON! Ginger's book, 'A Fairy Tale', is finally available for the world to read, and if you like stories that have a little bit of drama with a side of redemption, you're going to want to pick this one up! Also, MARILYN McLEOD, League of Women Voters, invites everyone to get to know their state legislators (some of them brand new following last November's election) by way of pre-recorded interviews! (4:09) January 4, 2023

When it comes to making financial New Year's resolutions, financial advisor ALEX LaBRUNERIE, LaBrunerie Financial, suggests taking it one month at a time: "just get to February!" As the end of the year approaches, Alex has some advice for those who are self-employed before the clock strikes midnight on 12/31. December 26, 2022