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  • Afternoon newscast for February 28, 2022
    A roundup of regional headlines from the KBIA newsroom.
  • Morning newscast for March 1, 2022
    A roundup of regional headlines from the KBIA newsroom.
  • Tyrone Seals, Sr. lives in Columbia and is currently experiencing homelessness. He wears a blue pair of coveralls and a ball cap. He wears glasses with one eye blacked out.
    "There's people out there right now that got frostbite because they're too afraid or too ashamed to come in and say, ‘I need help.'"
    Tyrone Seals, Sr. lives here in Columbia and is currently experiencing homelessness. He spoke with KBIA’s Missouri on Mike team at the Daniel Boone Regional Library, which serves as a day warming center for the community, on February 19th.He spoke about some of the realities of homelessness and how winter weather is impacting the lives of unhoused Columbians.
  • Afternoon newscast for February 25, 2022
    Regional headlines from the KBIA Newsroom for February 25, 2022.
  • Five-year-old Catie Chritchfield, right, wears a bright pink, fuzzy hoodie, and stands next to her mother, Emily Spain, left, who is wearing a pale pink, fuzzy jacket and a Red Sox ball cap.
    Emily Spain & Catie Critchfield's “special heart"
    Five-year-old Catie Critchfield and her mother, KOMU’s Emily Spain spoke with the Missouri on Mic team at a pop-up event at the Daniel Boone Regional Library on February 19th.They taught us that February is Heart Month – a time to focus on cardiovascular health and spoke about why that's important their family.
  • Morning newscast for April 7, 2022
    A roundup of regional headlines from the KBIA newsroom.
  • Afternoon newscast for April 7, 2022
    A roundup of regional headlines from the KBIA newsroom.
  • Afternoon newscast for April 8, 2022
    A roundup of regional headlines from the KBIA newsroom.
  • Perspectives on a Pandemic - Joe Loya
    Joe Loya, writer of "The Man Who Outgrew His Prison Cell" discusses with Alix Lambert what it takes to live life in isolation, after having spent almost two years in solitary confinement before re-entering society and writing for theatre, film, and television.Explicit content warning: language, sexual situation descriptions
  • Perspectives on a Pandemic - LA Kauffman
    L.A. Kauffman, grassroots organizer and movement historian for more than 35 years, discusses with Alix Lambert what people can do during the COVID-19 pandemic. L.A. was the mobilizing coordinator for some of the largest protests in US history - the Iraq protests of 2003 and 2004 - and has played a central role in several grassroots fights including campaigns that saved community gardens and libraries in New York City. She is the author of two books: Direct Action, and How To Read a Protest.Explicit content warning: none
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