Columbia Morning With David Lile

Bob Costantini was at the Cruz event when the Senator suspended his campaign after the Indiana Presidential Primary.

Dr. Gaines visits about the Missouri State High School music contests held at MU, scouting and recruiting talented students, and about how budget cuts are affecting Marching Mizzou.

A conversation with Tom Griffiths, co-author along with Brian Christian of ALGORITHMS TO LIVE BY: THE COMPUTER SCIENCE OF HUMAN DECISIONS. He explains "overfitting" and "the secretary problem" and the 37% rule.

The head of MU's forestry department, Hank Stelzer, answers questions about the health of trees in Mid-Missouri.

The author of LAST CHILD IN THE WOODS and THE NATURE PRINCIPLE discusses his newest book which gives 500 ways to enrich the health and happiness of families and communities. The website for more info is www.vitaminNforNature.com

Author Joe Hart talks about his new suspense thriller THE LAST GIRL. It's the first in his Dominion Trilogy.

What albums do you treasure or do you want back? Eric Spitznagel talks about trying to track down the exact albums that he had in his youth. The book's complete title is OLD RECORDS NEVER DIE: ONE MAN'S QUEST FOR HIS VINYL AND HIS PAST.

A discussion with Shelli Adams, the Director of School Improvement and Federal Regulations for Columbia Public Schools.

The story of what happens with Ken Ilgunas decides to walk from Alberta to Texas, following the path of what would be the Keyston XL oil pipeline. The book's whole title is TRESPASSING ACROSS AMERICA: ONE MAN'S EPIC NEVER-DONE-BEFORE (AND SORT OF ILLEGAL) HIKE ACROSS THE HEARTLAND.

Co-author Andrea Pino talks about the book WE BELIEVE YOU: SURVIVORS OF CAMPUS SEXUAL ASSAULT SPEAK OUT. She says it's time to move to an atmosphere of accountability on U.S. campuses.

Author Ken Robinson discusses his book CREATIVE SCHOOLS. He talks about the need to personalize schools and to improve education.

Prof. Galambos from University of Missouri's School of Social Work and Sinclair School of Nursing explains advance directives the day before National Healthcare Decisions Day 2016.

Missouri S&T history professor John McManus discusses his latest book HELL BEFORE THEIR VERY EYES: AMERICAN SOLDIERS LIBERATE CONCENTRATION CAMPS IN GERMANY, APRIL 1945

How might the parable of the Good Samaritan change if a state legislator asks Jesus how to win permanent election?

A visit with author Carlynne McDonnell about her book THE EVERY WOMAN'S GUIDE TO EQUALITY: HOW ACHIEVING REAL EQUALITY WILL CHANGE WOMEN'S LIVES FOREVER

Jesuit Priest James Martin discusses Jesus' seven last phrases spoken while on the cross. Martin's newest book is a devotional called SEVEN LAST WORDS.

Benton students visit about being in K Kids, a club that is associated with Little Dixie Kiwanis Club. The young fourth and fifth graders also share insights about the school and life.

Dr. Stiepleman at the March 21, 2016 League of Women Voters forum. He explains the reasons for the bond and levy questions for the April 5 election.

Pasricha gives tips on navigating the day with less stress and more satisfaction.

Dr. Lynch discusses the school's new academic programs, professional requirements for all students, diversity, and the school's connection to the Unbound Book Fest.