The KFRU Sunday Morning Roundtable

Mark Mills reviews the League of Women Voters Candidate and Issues Forum held March 21st at the Daniel Boone Regional Library. 

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Mark Mills is joined by Susan Maze of the Recall Nick Knoth Committee, Brian Toohey of the Columbia Board of Realtors, and April Ferrao and Peter Harper of the Columbia Public Schools Board. 

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Mark Mills is joined on the Sunday Morning Roundtable this week by Boone County Presiding Commissioner Kip Kendrick for a discussion on the upcoming Prop 1 on April's ballot, and Nick Knoth, who discusses council issues as well as the upcoming recall vote he's facing in April. 

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Mark Mills dives into KFRU's newest show, Columbia Today, by looking at a few of the recent interviews by host Ted Farnen: Former Mizzou AD Mike Alden, Former city council members Karl Skala and Clyde Ruffin, and 2nd ward write in candidate Lucio Bitoy IV. 

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This week on the Sunday Morning Roundtable, Mark Mills catches up with News Director Luke Swezy on the stories of the week and has conversations with the three school board candidates John Potter, Alvin Cobbins, and incumbent Jean Snodgrass

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This week on the roundtable, Mark Mills talks with 4th Ward councilman Nick Foster about the recent safe haven ordinance, the first roll cart pickkups, and more about housing and short term rentals.  In the second hour, he's joined by Robert Schreiber III and Lisa Meyer, both candidates for the 2nd ward seat in April's upcoming election. 

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Mark Mills welcomes Deputy City Manager Mike Griggs in the first hour and the two discuss recent parks and rec stories, the vote on short term rentals, other city goings on and his impending retirement.  In hour 2, Mark welcomes in Matt McCormick, president of the Columbia Chamber of Commerce for an overview of their economic outlook and the upcoming I-70 expansion. 

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Mark Mills welcomes 5th ward city council member Don Watterman to the roundtable in the first hour to talk the new roll carts and his "no" vote on short term rentals.  And in the second hour, he welcomes Suzette Waters and John Lyman from the school board for a discussion on upcoming redistricting. 

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It's a full lineup on this week's Sunday Morning Roundtable with Mat Gass, Nick Knoth, and Jay Sparks in and being joined by Neighborhood Services manager Leigh Kattwitz, Randy Cole of the Columbia Housing Authority, and Conrad Hake from Love Columbia as they discuss housing in and around the city. 

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Mat Gass of Burrell Health and guest host David Seamon sit down at the Sunday Morning Roundtable this week to discuss student healthcare around Columbia with Jennifer Maddox, director of healthcare services for Columbia Public Schools and Jake Redke, Program Director for Clarity Healthcare. 

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Mat Gass of Burrell Health is joined by Jay Sparks on the Sunday Morning Roundtable this week.  The were joined by representitives from QuestTech for a discussion on the benefits of WorkForce and other projects the company is offering. 

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Mat Gass of Burrell Health is joined by Nick Knoth on the Sunday Morning Roundtable this week, kicking off 2024 strong with a conversation alongside Dan Hanneken, founder of In2Action and a Mizzou professor

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Mat Gass of Burrell Health and Mark Mills sat down at the Sunday Morning Roundtable this week to reflect on 2023 in Columbia, including a talk with Boone County Presiding Commissioner Kip Kendrick and catching up with Lily White and Chad Massman of the Columbia Chamber of Commerce. 

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Mark Mills, Matt Gass of Burrell Health, Jay Sparks, and First Ward City Council Member Nick Knoth sit down at the Sunday Morning Roundtable this week to discuss all the issues around Columbia, including a conversation with Erica Martin of Pixel Jam.

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Mat Gass of Burrell Health and guest host David Seamon sit down at the Sunday Morning Roundtable this week to discuss community violence with Dr. Aaron Thompson of the MU School of Social Work and Lonnie Lockhart Bey and Julian Jackman from Destiny of H.O.P.E. 

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Mark Mills, Matt Gass of Burrell Health, and Jay Sparks sit down at the Sunday Morning Roundtable this week to discuss all the issues around Columbia, including a chat with Randy Cole, CEO of the Columbia Housing Authority

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Mark Mills, Matt Gass of Burrell Health, and Bob Roper sit down at the Sunday Morning Roundtable this week to discuss all the issues around Columbia, including a chat with Dr Brian Yearwood, Superintendent of Columbia Public Schools and Suzette Waters, Chairwoman of the Columbia Public School Board.  Finally, a chance to say thank you to a departing host. 

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Mark Mills, Matt Gass of Burrell Health, and Bob Roper sit down at the Sunday Morning Roundtable this week to discuss all the issues around Columbia 

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