Columbia Morning With David Lile

Ellen Thomas explains the purpose and history of Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, her story as an activist against nuclear weapons, and her upcoming visit to Columbia.

Cheryl Unterschutz, executive director; Josie Ward, volunteer; Delaney Coyle, participant talk about the upcoming Girls on the Run 5k.

Captain Hoskins talks about the county jail and the types of prisoners who are there, number of misdemeanors and felonies, and the report on the jail from Judge Gary Oxenhandler.

Mayor Treece discusses More's Lake and its restoration, also the future of Columbia's power and where new high voltage power lines may go, and he talks about the public bus system.

Kathleen Madigan will be performing with Lewis Black on April 17 at Missouri Theater in Columbia. The event will raise money for the Thompson Center for Autism.

Kim will be the featured speaker at the MU School of Nursing Oncology Conference. She gives a preview of her message.

Dr. Armer tells details about the upcoming 11th Annual Breast Cancer Awareness and Survivorship event.

Amy Jameh from the Rotary Youth Exchange program in Mid-Missouri, students Milla Costa, Ryu Kondo, and Alison Scrivner discuss the experiences from participation in Rotary Youth Exchange.

Chief Burton answers questions about recent murders in Columbia and about department policy in regard to pursuits.

Mark Antonacci discusses the Shroud of Turin and why he believes it can be authenticated with new scientific testing.

Mayor Treece answers questions about downtown development, about the city's water quality, about testifying as a lobbyist on an issue that could involve the city, and about endorsing city council candidates.

Nikki McGruder talks about the work of Diversity Awareness Partnership is Columbia and her work as a consultant for the City of Columbia.

Bruce Feiler talks about his recent book THE FIRST LOVE STORY: ADAM, EVE, AND US

Drs. Sloman and Fernbach discuss their book THE KNOWLEDGE ILLUSION: WHY WE NEVER THINK ALONE

Howell Woltz talks about JUSTICE RESTORED: 10 STEPS TO END MASS INCARCERATION IN AMERICA.

Hope Jahren's LAB GIRL is now out in paperback. In it she discusses her work as a scientist and the intrigue and importance of plants.

Rebekah talks about the upcoming Service Leadership Celebration that she is organizing.

For Kiwanis Week, we interviewed two elementary and two high school students. They explain their clubs' activities and why they belong to their groups.

Columbia, Missouri, native Randy Jones shares thoughts about interviewing celebrities for his column and his book.

Dr. Frederick vom Saal discusses his new book: INTEGRATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE. He talks about his research on the dangers of BPA and how study on the impact of chemicals in our life is stymied by government regulations.