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1400 KSIM
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Find out what is happening in Sikeston, MO and other parts of Southeast Missouri
Episodes
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Jeff Williams New Book
Jeff Williams just released his ninth book, Intercession: The Traveler and the Hookman. We talk about the book and his creative writing process.
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22 November Author Jeff Williams
Jeff Williams spent many years in the halls of Sikeston Public Schools educating the youth in this community. Now retired, the former teacher is using his imagination and the question "what if" in his spare time to write books. His latest, 22 November, takes a look at the Kennedy assination with…
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Finding Nemo Jr
The Sikeston Little Theatre has been providing entertainment to the residents of Sikeston for 64 years. Their latest production, Finding Nemo Jr., is a large cast of young people in the area. Amie Thornsbrough is one of the directors who talks about the production that does more than just...
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Hearts with Hooves
There is an organization in Matthews that is making a positive impact of young people's lives in Southeast Missouri and they're using a rather large animal to do it. Hearts with Hooves uses horses to teach young people some very valuable lessons and director Jennifer Layton talks with us to tell…
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Lando Jones
Lando Jones grew up in southeast Missouri and learned quickly that music influences your life in positive or negative ways. He has chosen to set a positive tone through his music and he is spreading the message to young people, be selective in what you listen to.
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Dr. Matt Tanner
Every pastor faces challenges in their minisry. Some face their biggest challenges with the flock God has given them to shepherd. Dr. Matt Tanner talks about those challenges in his lastest book, 'The Wounded Pastor' and he talks about with us on the Talk of Sikeston.
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Redemption
Ricky Johnson Jr grew up in East Prairie in not the best circumstances. Taken to bars by his father when he was a child, molested by someone close to the family and then there were the bad choices that lead to arrests. Now Ricky is traveling the country talking to kids, adults, inmates and even…
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Class 5 District 1 Championship March 6 2023 Sikeston v Cape Ctl
This is the full game broadcast for the class 5 district championship. The matchup is between Sikeston and Cape Central. This Play-by-play broadcast originally aired on KSIM and was called by Rusty Hendricks. Game play was on Monday, March 6, 2023.
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Sikeston FFA Breakfast
A local chapter of national organization is serving up breakfast. Listen as Glen speaks with Katrena Jordan, Sikeston National FFA advisor and Ag teacher at Sikeston and Sikeston FFA Historian, Natalie Wright about the organization and what they have to serve up for the school and the community.
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Love Local Extravaganza 2023
It's a new take on a former event. Gone is the chocolate but a new event in downtown Sikeston will have you picking up something sweet for your sweeties for Valentines Day. Historic Downtown Sikeston executive director, Jason Davis walks us through the Love Local Extravaganza.
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SLT 12 Angry Jurors
Another great production is coming up for Sikeston Little Theatre. Terri Jett, director of 12 Angry Jurors takes us through the story and the secret to the success of the theatre.
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New Book Lion Mentality
Author and public speaker, Freida Cardwell, shares her new book, Lion Mentality and the 7 ways we can be more successful by having a lion mentality.
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Community Growth
Marcie Lawson, President and CEO of the Sikeston Regional Chamber and Economic Development celecrates the past year successes and looks ahead to 2023 and beyond.
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Substance Abuse in the Community
It's happening everywhere. More and more families affected by the prolonged use of drugs. For many, the drug use happened because of an addiction to prescribed drugs. Chris Hummel with Bootheel Counseling Services takes us through the process of why someone is addicted and how to help them.
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The reason for Christmas
There are two stories for Christmas. Our traditional story and the biblical story. We talk with Louise White with New Hope Ministries to iron out the differences and to talk to her about how her church is trying to live out the true meaning of Christmas.
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Mike Renic
Many in the tri-state area know his voice from K103 and other River Radio stations. But many more know his voice as a local singer and musician who has been entertaining the local area for years. Mike Renic joins us to talk music and changes in the industry.
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Pershard Owens
It started in church, singing and making connections with God and the people he was leading in worship. Now Pershard Owens is trying to take his vocal talents to a wider audience and he's getting a little help from an Idol.
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Noah Brown
He got interested in music at a young age, learning everything about making music beats all on his own. Now that he has graduated from Belmont University, Noah Brown seeks to take his new knowledge of sound engineering and use it to help artists in southeast Missouri.
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Maggie Thorn
A small town girl from Bloomfield, MO finds inspiration in writing her songs in everything around her. Listen as Maggie Thorn talks about making music, her family and the drive she has to entertain anyone that will listen.
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Blind Velvet
Local guys in a local band trying to make it in this crazy world. Blind Velvet has a new album coming out and it's bursting out of the ground right into your ears. Hear Matt and Alan talk about the new album and what it takes to progress in the music business.
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Detective Matt Cotner
It's the holiday season and unfortunately there are plenty of people out there who are ready to swindle, scam and steal your blind. Often times preying on the old, the gullible and the less informed members of our society. Detective Matt Cotner with the Sikeston Department of Public Safety is...
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Jason Davis and the meaning of Christmas
Most of us celebrate it. As a matter of fact many go into debt every year in order to celebrate the world's biggest holidays. But was is the true meaning of Christmas. We'll talk with the pastor of the Anchor Church, Jason Davis, to get the real reason behind the season.
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Shayla Day
She's a graduate of New Madrid County Central, a former basketball standout in high school and college and now she's an actress. In this podcast we catch up with Shayla Day and talk about her time on Chicago Fire and other acting experiences.
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SLT The Sound of Music
The Sikeston Little Theatre has been producing outstanding broadway productions for over 60 years. Next weekend another classic musical opens on the little theatre stage, The Sound of Music. Today we talk with President of Sikeston Little Theatre and the director of this production, Jeremiah...
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Bart Grant on meme stocks
Wall Street got a little crazy this week when certain stocks exploded in trading, driving stock prices up, which is raising on a lot of questions in Congress. Bart Grant with Grant Financial Management helps us sort through all the madness as we talk about the market, meme stocks and the...
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Joey Keys Food Pandemic Response
The Southeast Missouri Food Bank feeds thousands in southeast Missouri in a normal year, but the last year has been anything but normal. Joey Keys, CEO and President talks about how the pandemic has stretched resources and volunteers thin and how you might be able to help.
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Brent Mullin ALICE Training
No one likes to think about the bad things that could happen, but it is better to be prepared when they do. Brent Mullin with the Sikeston Department of Public Safety recently went through ALICE training. Officer Mullin tells us about his experience and how he can share that experience with your...
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Rusty Hendricks
It's the most wonderful time of the year! No, not Christmas. High school basketball is in full swing. Rusty Hendricks stops by to talk Sikeston Bulldog hoops and to preview the upcoming season.
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Jason Davis 1107
It's about to be the most wonderful time in the world. Christmas is just around the corner and Historic Downtown Sikeston is having a Christmas kick-off event. Director Jason Davis gives us an overview of the event and updates us on downtown Sikeston.
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Scott Poole
Some people want top hear more about history, while others want to hear a good ghost story. One local man is giving us both. Scott Poole is with the American Ghost Project which collects the history of local buildings and areas in order to preserve the history and hopefully find a good ghost…
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Mari Ann Moyers and Spread Hope Now
The holidays will be here soon and one group uses the holiday season to spread cheer and hope. Mari Ann Moyers with Spread Hope Now talks about their annual Radical Christmas event and the warming center. Plus, you can learn how you can help with these two important local missions.
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Kasie Delay
Having good mental health is just as important as having a healthy body. Children often struggle with mental health and often times are too afraid or embarrassed to ask for help. Today we speak with Kasie DeLay, a clinical therapist at Bootheel Counseling Services about children and their mental...
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Jim McMillen
For a few weeks, protests have swept across the nation, calling for action against police overreach and brutality. Has does that affect your local police department? Today we talk with Chief Jim McMillen, director of the Sikeston Department of Public Safety about the current climate and ways he…
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Riley Cantrell
Today our host talks with his son Riley, a junior at Missouri Baptist University who has gone through a school shutdown and 3 times quarantined this semester. What is it like to be a student during a pandemic. Listen to find out.
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Chris Sullivan
In December of 2019, two days after Christmas, Chris Sullivan received the phone call no parent wants to receive. Montanah, Chris's oldest child was shot and killed while visiting family and friends in Oklahoma. This interview was originally heard in two parts, but here is the uncut, full version...
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Dr Tony Robinson
He just completed his first year as the new superintendent of Sikeston Public Schools and what a memorable first year. Listen as Dr. Tony Robinson talks about his first year, how covid changed the school and what the plan is as schools open soon.
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Barry Cook
It's been as few months since we got an update about Covid-19 in Scott County. Scott County Health Department administrator, Barry Cook gives us the latest and reminds that the health department has more to offer than just information about the pandemic.
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The Talk of Sikeston
We're talking with the director of the Sikeston Regional Chamber, Marcie Lawson about an opportunity to learn more about Sikeston while brushing up on your leadership skills, a chance to learn about an important ballot issue coming up in April and the recognition of local leaders.
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Jeff Williams
He's a Sikestonian who has been in education for 30 years who discovered an new hobby three years ago, writing. Now Jeff Williams can add author to his list of accomplishments.
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Mari Ann Moyers
The low temperatures means the opening of the Sikeston Warming Center. Mari Ann Moyers with Spread Hope Now talks about the center and how it does more than just warm the body and heart.
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Mike Jensen
The political climate in America today is volatile. Political columnist Mike Jensen helps us to swim through the current political diatribe.
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Katie Merideth School Tax Initiative
June 2nd, voters in the Sikeston School District will vote for a tax initiative to help build a new elementary and a new building at the high school. Co-Chair of the committee to vote yes, Katie Merideth answers questions about the schools plans and why voters should vote yes.
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Marcelly Smith
Martin Luther King Jr. and many civil rights leaders gave their lives to improve the lives of black Americans. While many changes have come about because of their work, America is still far away from an equal society. Today I speak with Marcelly Smith of Nashville, Tennessee about race relations…
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Coach Rehka Patterson
What a year it has been for Southeast Missouri State Athletics. OVC Championships in softball, football, volleyball, gymnastics and their latest champions, women's basketball. What does it take to have a winning program? We talk with the head coach of SEMO women's basketball, Rehka Patterson…
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Pastor Jason Davis
It is Easter weekend, but it's not the typical Easter weekend for churches around the world. What is usually one of the biggest days of the year for the church will find many churches empty because of the pandemic. But while the church buildings may be empty, the church is still reaching out to...
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Update Covid 19
It has dominated the news for weeks. It has interrupted the everyday lives of many Americans. From schools, to the job and obviously healthcare. The Coronavirus pandemic is shutting down many communities in the US, including Missouri cities St. Louis and Springfield. Today two updates. First from...
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Healthcare Eric Slaughter
We have seen the news stories, heard the news conferences and read all of the social media posts and memes about the coronavirus. Most of us have never seen anything like the response and panic this pandemic has caused in our nation and the Sikeston community. Today we talk with Eric Slaughter,...
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Counselor Tonya Adams
A recent incident in Sikeston left a young woman dead and many injured after a police officers bad decision. How can the community heal and how can individual family members and friends heal? Tonya Adams is a licensed clinical social worker with Bootheel Counseling Services, she is going to help…
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Kristen Frohawk with the Sikeston Train Depot
There is a lot of history in Sikeston and most of it surrounds the Sikeston Train Depot. We talk with Kristen Frohawk, office manager and acting director about the depot, it's history and special events.
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FCA Josh Mills
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a growing organization in area schools. We talk with area Rep, Josh Mills about having the right attitude as an athlete/person and about an upcoming event.
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