Columbia Morning With David Lile

Simon and Renee visit with Simon's brother-in-law on the day after a terrorist detonated a bomb outside an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England. The guest was in Manchester.

Guests talk about the services and work of Great Circle in Columbia. Susan Reeves and Beatrice Stewart are staff members; Chris DuPerron is a young person who has been helped there.

Four actors from the Maplewood Barn Theater's production of "Pump Boys and Dinette" perform.

Dr. Jarstad talks about his recent international travels including working on a Mitt Romney mission trip to Indonesia. He also discusses Mason Eye Institute and what might be in the future of eye surgery.

Jeffrey Kluger talks about his most recent book: APOLLO 8: THE THRILLING HISTORY OF THE FIRST MISSION TO THE MOON.

Prof. Lichtman discusses the reasons he predicts Donald Trump will face impeachment charges.

Clifford discusses THE CEO PAY MACHINE: HOW IT TRASHES AMERICA AND HOW TO STOP IT.

Dr. Spain talks about the celebration of teaching that takes place at MU May 16-17.

Mayor Treece discusses the Henderson Branch sewer extension, a hotel's request for a TIF, and the impact that the decrease in enrollment at the University of Missouri will have on the city.

Paul Schwarz's father died from food poisoning. Recently, he went to Washington D.C. to talk about the need for regulations and food standards.

Cory Crosby describes his one-year-old fitness gym, the origin of the name, the three rules he lives by, and the turnaround that has occurred in his life.

Dr. French talks about the important information we need to understand to recognize stroke symptoms, to reduce our chances for a stroke, and other related topics.

Dr. Stiepleman discusses changes in the administration at CPS, state funding intricacies, new principals, course evaluation.

John Farrell discusses his new Nixon biography.

City Manager Matthes discusses Columbia's bus service and community policing, among other topics.

A conversation about Stephens College's production of "The Mystery of Edwin Drood."

Alzheimer's Association Roastees Bob Pugh (2016) and Mark Fenner (2017) discuss the fundraiser.

An interview with actress/singer Kristin Chenoweth.

Dr. Ekirch talks about his new book AMERICAN SANCTUARY: MUTINY, MARTYRDOM, AND NATIONAL IDENTITY IN THE AGE OF REVOLUTION.