

Circle of Friends: Ethan Posey - Springfield Community
Listen to the conversation for great insight on the city of Springfield!

Tyler Lacklander on The Morning Routine
Today we spoke with Tyler Lacklander. She's a fourth-year medical student at Saint Louis University School of Medicine with a focused interest in cardiothoracic surgery and academic medicine. She'll be starting her residency training at Indiana University I6 cardiothoracic surgery. Tyler's academi…

Small Planes Can Be Scary!
Have you ever been on a 4 seater prop plane in a storm? It's almost guaranteed that if you've been there - commercial flights don't seems as scary! Check out the story.

Circle of Friends: Bella Szabo - Springfield Area Arts Council
It was so great learning more about Bella and seeing all of the amazing events SAAC has coming up! Listen to the conversation for all the details!

Engagement Rings Don't Have To Put You In Debt!
Financially, the old “three months’ salary” rule is fading. Most people today spend closer to two months’ pay, and many think even that is too much. Younger generations are especially moving away from tradition. Some say they’d rather: choose a cheaper or non-diamond ring skip the ring altogether …

Circle of Friends: Betsy Dollar - Springfield Art Association
There is so much happening this summer at the Springfield Art Association!

Being a 911 Dispatcher Is Hard!
Rocki and Lacey decided they would probably be the worst 911 dispatchers EVER!

Circle of Friends: Taylor Stevens - Community Advocacy
Its always fun talking to Taylor Stevens. She brings so much energy and also discusses ways to get involved!

Remember Homeward Bound?? It ACTUALLY happened!
A real Homeward Bound scenario played out in China, and Rocki and Lacey are here to break it down for you!

Mom Shoes on The Morning Routine
Turning into your parents isn't a guarantee, but it turns out it's happening on The Morning Routine. Lacey talks about unintentionally buying the same shoes as her mother, while trying NOT to buy "Mom shoes." Enjoy. Text 217-629-5483 if you can relate or have a similar story.