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Join us as we throw a special backyard birthday barbecue party outside our studio on the MU campus! Blake and Enrique Fuhlage from Show-Me Bar-B-Q Sauce handle the food while Kendell Palmquist from Tipsy Mule Mobile Bar makes the drinks. July 18, 2025

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

We all know John Anderson to be the longtime face of ESPN's SportsCenter, so on today's show we ask him about that *other* longtime gig he's known for, ABC's Wipeout. "It was so great, but I was so happy when it ended." March 7, 2025

Get your tickets now for Maples Repertory Theatre's 2025 season, which includes well-known favorites like 'Rock of Ages', 'Clue: On Stage', and 'Nunsense', just to name a few! Guest: Todd Davison, artistic director April 28, 2025

Meet Small Business of the Year finalists Dan Boes and David Geurts from Taylor's Commercial Grounds Maintenance, and Nick Allen, owner of Manor Roofing & Restoration Services. Small Business Week kicks off May 5th. April 25, 2025

Today's guest is author Elaine Strawn. Elaine is also the founder of Off & Running Publications, an independent book publishing company. Fun fact: Elaine's grandfather, Bill Corum, was the former president of the Kentucky Derby and is credited with coining the iconic phrase "Run for the Roses" to describe the event. May 2, 2025

The Market at Serendipity - Elizabeth Jordheim's answer to the void left by the 2024 closure of the long-running Orr Street Farmers and Artisans Market - features a diverse range of vendors across four categories: farmers and growers, artists and craftspeople, health and wellness professionals, and prepared food makers. Learn more on today's show! June 13, 2025

Award-winning science journalist Alison Richards is deputy supervising senior editor for NPR's science desk.

Stefan Fatsis began talking about "sports and the business of sports" with the hosts of All Things Considered in 1998. Since then he has been a familiar weekly voice on the games themselves and their financial, legal and social implications.

Emily Feng is NPR's Beijing correspondent.