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Hour 1 -   Happy Wednesday! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour: Harvard University President Claudine Gay resigned on Tuesday. CNN Reporter Matt Egan stated that some of the initial plagiarism allegations against outgoing Harvard President Claudine Gay “came from activists, not activists who were fired up about academic citation, it was really right-wing activists who feel that a lot of these Ivy League presidents are too liberal.” And that the charges against Gay were “more like copying other people’s writings without attribution” and “more sloppy attribution than stealing anyone’s ideas.” President Biden is staring down the worst immigration crisis in the history of the United States... Should Republicans help him?

Hour 3 -  Happy Tuesday! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour: A Georgetown University professor who spent 12 years as a CIA intelligence analyst is warning that diversity, equity and inclusion efforts and the overall politicization of the intelligence community have become a "significant" problem and that he is confident those agencies will attempt to interfere with the 2024 election. NBC has a story about "the 5 twists that could upend Democrats' best-laid plans for the 2024 election." Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell is not investigating the Boston mayor’s "electeds of color" holiday party after discrimination complaints were filed. Harvard students penned an editorial in the university's student newspaper calling on embattled President Claudine Gay to resign from her position following weeks of allegations regarding antisemitism and plagiarism.

Hour 2 -  Happy Tuesday! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour: The Maine official who moved to disqualify former President Donald Trump from the state's 2024 Republican primary ballot on Thursday visited the White House this year to meet with President Biden and previously referred to the Electoral College as a "relic of white supremacy." Red Voice Media has posted a new video from the January 6 protest at the US Capitol. In the video, Jacob Chansley, later dubbed the “Q Shaman,” reads a tweet from President Trump to the crowd outside the US Capitol and tells them to go home. Chansley added, “We are peaceful… We are not Antifa.” Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., warned states acting to bar former President Donald Trump from the ballot that the House of Representatives will decide whether to certify states’ electors.

Hour 1 -  Good Tuesday morning! Here's what Nick Reed covers this hour: This week, we will receive the list of individuals who visited Epstein's child rape island. Former President Clinton was reportedly mentioned in more than 50 court documents set to be unsealed involving the late convicted child sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein. The former president's office is not objecting to making the documents public. President Biden is heading into election year showing “alarming weakness” among “stalwarts” of the Democrat base — black, Hispanic, and young voters, according to a new poll. On Saturday, a coalition of Muslim leaders in swing states announced they are stepping up their efforts to make sure Biden loses the 2024 presidential election because he supports Israel.

Good Saturday morning! Here's what Dustin Atwood and Sarah Myers cover this morning: Dustin and Sarah do a quick chat about Christmas. We hope you had a wonderful Christmas as well. Happy birthday to "the husband." We've had a little bit of snow this week. How to get prepared for winter weather. Dustin gives a Fort Street shop update. Proper alignments. Car & Driver released a "best vehicles list" for 2024. Dustin talks about what vehicles are okay, and some he disagrees with.

Happy Saturday! Here's what Kyle Wyatt covers this morning: It's been a busy year. Sen Rand Paul released his 2023 ‘Festivus’ Report on Government waste. Kyle reads through some of the biggest Government waste that we've experienced this year.

Gooood Saturday morning! Here's what James Clary covers this morning: It's the final show before 2024. James wanted to celebrate the year by playing segments from previous shows. From bigfoot, to conspiracies, to J6, we talked about A LOT. If you want to catch any of the show segments that were played during today's episode, make sure to check out the CLARYfication podcast section at ksgf.com

Hour 3 -  Good morning! Tom Martz fills in for Nick Reed this morning. Here's what he covers: Many feel like bad times are right around the corner, so it's important to have a locally grown/owned food source. Eric Vimont with Pasture Nectar Farm joins Tom this morning to discuss local farming.  Eric also talks about toxins, grain vs grass, and over processing animals. If you have any farming questions, you can visit the Pasture Nectar Farm website, or give Eric a call: 417-366-0999

Hour 2 -  Good morning! Tom Martz fills in for Nick Reed this morning on Friday, December 29th. Tom is joined by his guest John Bledsoe, an environmental chemist from the Pomme De Terre Water Watch Dogs, during hour 2. Here's what they covered this morning: Tom goes over events that occurred on this day in history. Tom is joined by John Bledsoe during the second hour of today's show. John is an environmental chemist and expert on treated waste water applications in agricultural areas. He belongs to a group called the Pomme De Terre Water Watch Dogs and comes from Pleasant Hope, an area where waste water issues have been problematic. Public comments are being accepted until Jan. 8th. You can email your comments to: [email protected] There's also a public hearing coming up on Saturday, January 6,  @12:30 PM at the Pleasant Hope Middle School.

Hour 1 -  Good morning! Tom Martz fills in for Nick Reed this morning on Friday, December 29th. Tom is joined by Patrick Holland of the Missouri Freedom Initiative during the first hour. Here's what they covered this morning: Discussing the Missouri Freedom Initiative with today's guest Patrick Holland. Silver and gold as legal tender in the state of Missouri. Talking about IP reform. Speaking about Missouri State Representative Sarah Unsicker. Patrick Holland on his podcast (new episodes on Saturday evenings) where he and his co-hosts discuss Missouri and US politics.

Hour 3 -  Rep. Darin Chappell is filling in for the vacationing Nick Reed. Here's what he covers this hour: IP reform and education reform are going to be big topics this year. Darin is hoping that real property tax will also be a big topic this year. Representative Tricia Byrnes joins Darin this morning. Byrnes represents the 63rd District, which covers the Wentzville area and a portion of Lake Saint Louis. Byrnes talks about the radiation issue that many people might not know about.

Hour 2 -  Rep. Darin Chappell is filling in for the vacationing Nick Reed. Here's what he covers this hour: "The President is not an officer of the United States." The historical context of the presidency and section 1 of 14th amendment Will the Supreme Court side that the President is not an officer of the U.S? "President trump has NEVER been charged with insurrection as a crime and he's never been convicted of it!" 1860 election and what's happening now - who knows what's going to happen? "By this standard that Colorado set up how many people are we going to throw out of Congress?" ALSO -  County Clerk Shane Schoeller joins Darin this morning: Shane is our current County Clerk for Greene County. Shane is also running for Secretary of State. He gives us an update on how the race is going. Shane chats about the upcoming Missouri caucus. Shane also talks about straight ticket voting, understanding the caucus, and election integrity in Missouri.