Columbia Morning With David Lile

Authors Bill Burnett and Dave Evans put into print the lessons they teach at Stanford in the Life Design Lab.

Dr. Shenker talks about bio-markers and research and trying to discover what might indicate whether or not a person will develop dementia. He also discusses what is known about lifestyle that wards off Alzheimer's.

Sebastian Mallaby discusses his biography of Alan Greenspan: THE MAN WHO KNEW.

City manager Matthes discusses convenience fees, infrastructure, park land purchase.

Mayor Treece discusses the city's interest in purchasing land to extend Flat Branch Park near Broadway and Providence. And he also talks about the need for an ordinance to charge developers when they block sidewalk, streets, or alleys.

Helen Wade discusses the CPS school board meeting of Monday, October 10. Most of the time is spent on the need to readjust attendance lines for Gentry and Jefferson Middle Schools.

Tim Harford discusses the "messy" nature of political campaigns, city planning, and our office desks.

Steve Sapp explains how an FAA grant of $11.1 million dollars will be used to improve the second runway at Columbia Regional Airport.

Chief Burton talks about what he has learned from public meetings about attitudes on racial profiling, about scheduled meetings with citizens, and about changing the work shifts for officers.

Hickman ends its 18-game losing streak on the road at Central Academy of Excellence in Kansas City. September 30, 2016

Hickman breaks an 18-game losing streak.

Mayor Treece discusses the city's business October 3, 2016. Topics include extending Flat Branch Park toward the southeast corner of Broadway and Providence, sewer service to the Henderson extension, and airport improvements.

Two political science organizations at University of Missouri host a state representative forum.

City Manager Mike Matthes talks about getting feedback at community input meetings, also police morale, budgeting, and Columbia Regional Airport.

Maj. Reddin talks about the effects of SB656. The bill has to do with carrying concealed weapons.

Mayor Treece talks about city/university issues, about the progress toward an ordinance that will charge developers when streets and sidewalks are blocked during construction, about the city's budget. He appeared before the city council met later on 9/19/16.

Dr. Kim discusses the life and attitude of those living in North Korea, meaning of nuclear tests, how we should better understand North Koreans.

The guests talk about the candidate round table event that Y2C is hosting on September 20. Local legislative candidates have been invited to participate and to learn about three issues affecting the youth in Mid-Missouri. Those areas are mental health, disparity in educational opportunities, and drug abuse.