Host Brad Young explains why launching 90-year-old actor William Shatner into space was the greatest public relations stunt of all time. Next, Young has some stunning stats regarding Americans’ actual knowledge of government, and particularly free speech. Later, hear about an anecdote in Katie Couric’s new book in which she protected Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg by omitting a portion of her interview in which she condemning kneeling during the national anthem. Eventually Young brings to light audio from Nancy Pelosi in which the Speaker of the House scolds the media for not better-selling the $3.5-trillion infrastructure bill.

<p>Host Brad Young explains why launching 90-year-old actor William Shatner into space was the greatest public relations stunt of all time. Next, Young has some stunning stats regarding Americans&rsquo; actual knowledge of government, and particularly free speech. Later, hear about an anecdote in Katie Couric&rsquo;s new book in which she protected Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg by omitting a portion of her interview in which she condemning kneeling during the national anthem. Eventually Young brings to light audio from Nancy Pelosi in which the Speaker of the House scolds the media for not better-selling the $3.5-trillion infrastructure bill.</p>

In 1960, KMOX established the first complete information-based format with local, national and international news, sports coverage and listener call-ins. Robert Hyland, KMOX General Manager, is credited with initiating the new format and “At Your Service” programming was born and remains today.

<p dir="auto">In 1960, KMOX established the first complete information-based format with local, national and international news, sports coverage and listener call-ins. Robert Hyland, KMOX General Manager, is credited with initiating the new format and &ldquo;At Your Service&rdquo; programming was born and remains today.</p>

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