What is in store for renewable energy and how to transmit it over the next few years? All part of this conversation with James Owen, the Executive Director of Renew Missouri on this MM.

What is in store for renewable energy and how to transmit it over the next few years? All part of this conversation with James Owen, the Executive Director of Renew Missouri on this MM.

Join Simon Rose for a lively discussion about topics impacting Columbia, Missouri.  Every weekday, Simon talks with Columbia's decision makers, and takes your phone calls.  Listen live weekdays from 9am - 11am on Newstalk 98.9 FM and 1400 AM KFRU.

Join Simon Rose for a lively discussion about topics impacting Columbia, Missouri.&nbsp; Every weekday, Simon talks with Columbia's decision makers, and takes your phone calls.&nbsp; Listen live weekdays from 9am - 11am on Newstalk 98.9 FM and 1400 AM KFRU.

The Morning Meeting

James Owen, Executive Director of Renew Missouri

2025 is blowing in with a fierce winter storm.  Richard Stone and John Ogan brief us on the city's preparations and what you can do to help.

2025 is blowing in with a fierce winter storm.&nbsp; Richard Stone and John Ogan brief us on the city's preparations and what you can do to help.

Richard Stone and John Ogan with Columbia's Public Works Department

Find out more about how you can help kids in CPS do more great things when it comes to robotics with Kate McKenzie, who is an Industrial Technology Teacher with CPS and Nora Humfeld, a former student who has gone on to do great things after being part of CPS Robotics Teams.

Find out more about how you can help kids in CPS do more great things when it comes to robotics with Kate McKenzie, who is an Industrial Technology Teacher with CPS and Nora Humfeld, a former student who has gone on to do great things after being part of CPS Robotics Teams.

Kate McKenzie and Nora Humfeld on the upcoming FLL Tournament

With the death of President Jimmy Carter at the age of 100, we go back to our visit with the former President in Crested Butte, Colorado in 1996. It was an honor to interview the President, and his comments 30 years ago ring so true for today's world.  We also talk about his love of music, especially his friendships with Dickey Betts and the Allman Brothers.

With the death of President Jimmy Carter at the age of 100, we go back to our visit with the former President in Crested Butte, Colorado in 1996. It was an honor to interview the President, and his comments 30 years ago ring so true for today's world.&nbsp; We also talk about his love of music, especially his friendships with Dickey Betts and the Allman Brothers.

James Owen, Executive Director of Renew Missouri

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