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This week on Jeffco Patriot Radio, we bring you a full conversation with Festus City Council candidates Rick Belleville and Robert Venz.We dive into why they’re running, what they believe the council has done right (and wrong), and the growing debate over data centers and the petition effort to let voters weigh in. From transparency and economic development to accountability and leadership style, this episode lays out clear contrasts for Festus voters.If you live in Festus or care about local government in Jefferson County, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss. air date: feb 15 2026

The 23rd Circuit Court has earned the O’Toole Award for Efficiency, and on this episode of Jeffco Patriot Radio, we’re joined by Vic Melenbrink to explain why that matters for Jefferson County taxpayers.We discuss what the award represents, how court efficiency impacts everyday residents, and why effective local leadership is critical to keeping government accountable and working as intended.A focused conversation on local courts, fiscal responsibility, and smart governance in Jefferson County, Missouri.air date: Feb 8 2026

In today’s episode of JeffCo Patriot Radio, we sit down with Tim Bennet and Dan Moore, both candidates in the Festus City Council Ward 3 race. The conversation focuses on the key issues facing Festus and Jefferson County, including local growth, infrastructure, public safety, economic development, and accountability in city government.Listeners will hear directly from both candidates about their priorities, leadership styles, and visions for Ward 3, giving voters the information they need ahead of the upcoming municipal election. If you care about local elections, city council decisions, and the future of Festus, Missouri, this episode is a must-listen. Feb 1, 2026

On this episode of Jeffco Patriot Radio, Billy Crow is joined by co-host Chris Arps for a wide-ranging and candid discussion on Jefferson County politics. The show features an in-studio interview with Brad Cary, candidate for Arnold City Council, as he explains why he’s running and what Arnold voters should know heading into the election.The conversation also dives into a Festus political candidate facing serious criminal charges, the impact of local political scandals, and growing tensions in JeffCo races. Plus, Billy and Chris respond directly to recent allegations that they are sexist, addressing the controversy head-on.If you want unfiltered local political talk, insider insight, and real conversations about Jefferson County elections, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.📍 Jefferson County, Missouri politics🎙️ Local elections, candidates & controversy📻 Recorded live on NewsTalk STL 101.9 / 94.1

On this episode of Jeffco Patriot Radio, Billy Crow is joined by co-host Chris Arps and special guest Jeff Allen, President of Programming for the station. We open with a breakdown of the latest Jefferson County Council meeting and the key issues impacting local taxpayers. In the second segment, Jeff Allen shares insight on the future of conservative media in Missouri, audience growth, and where talk radio is headed. We close with a candid discussion on the future of Jeffco Patriot Radio and its role in local media.🎙️ Local politics. Conservative voices. Jefferson County focus.original air date: Jan 18, 2026 on NewsTalkStl

In Episode 52 of JeffCo Patriot Radio, host Tim Jones welcomes Jalesia Kuenzel, Jefferson County Attorney, to dive into pressing local and legal issues affecting Jefferson County, Missouri. Kuenzel discusses recent developments in IVF and reproductive law, shares insights on county legal policy, and breaks down how changing state and local regulations may impact families and residents. Special co-host Chris Howard joins the conversation on community challenges and policy priorities in Jeffco. This episode is essential listening for listeners interested in Missouri law, local government, and community advocacy

In this episode of JeffCo Patriot Radio, guest host Tim Whitney is joined by political strategist Joe Lakin (Objective Strategies) for a behind-the-scenes conversation on what it really takes to win campaigns in Missouri—from discipline and fundamentals to meeting voters, raising money, and staying focused when the noise ramps up.Joe shares his path from the Missouri Capitol and state-level campaign work to building a modern strategy firm, including how digital media and social platforms changed politics—and why candidates still win by “running the ball” and executing the basics.Then, Randy Morgan (Guild Mortgage, Imperial) joins the show to break down the housing market in Jefferson County and the St. Louis region—including rates, affordability challenges for first-time buyers, and practical advice for young families who want to buy a home.Finally, Randy spotlights the Morgan family’s major community impact through support for Stray Rescue of St. Louis, BackStoppers, Guns ‘N Hoses, and Warrior’s Wing Man—a veteran-focused organization helping pair and train dogs to support healing, mobility, and purpose.If you care about Jefferson County local leadership, conservative values, elections, community service, or the STL housing market, this episode is for you.Keywords (for search): Jefferson County MO conservative talk, Missouri campaigns, political strategy, local elections, JeffCo Patriot Radio, St. Louis housing market, mortgage rates, first-time homebuyer, BackStoppers, Stray Rescue St. Louis, Warrior’s Wing Man.

n this episode of Jeffco Patriot Radio, County Councilman Billy Crow is joined by Pastor Dan Ross of New Hope Fellowship for a powerful, faith-centered conversation on spiritual renewal, addiction recovery, and conservative community values as Jefferson County heads into a new year.The show explores biblical principles for fresh starts, spiritual discipline, prayer, accountability, and why real change comes from faith, family, and local community—not government mandates.Guests include leaders from Adult & Teen Challenge of St. Louis and Cedar Oaks Sober Living, who explain how faith-based recovery and sober living programs are helping men and women overcome addiction, rebuild their lives, return to work, and reunite with their families.This episode highlights:Faith-based addiction recovery vs. government programsPersonal responsibility, discipline, and accountabilityConservative approaches to community serviceBiblical guidance for new beginnings in the new yearLocal Jefferson County recovery and sober living resourcesIf you are a conservative listener in Jefferson County, Missouri, or the greater St. Louis region, who believes in faith, freedom, responsibility, and local solutions, this episode delivers real stories of hope, redemption, and lasting change.

In this episode of Jeffco Patriot Radio, County Councilman Billy Crow is joined by co-host Joe Maddock, President of the Jefferson County Republican Club, for an in-depth discussion on the growing alliance between Republicans and organized labor in Jefferson County.The show features Clint McBride, Government Affairs Director for Laborers International Union of North America Local 110, who breaks down the real story behind unions, conservative misconceptions, and why working-class values align more naturally with Republican principles than modern progressive politics.Topics covered include:Why Jefferson County is a deep-red, pro-union Republican strongholdThe truth about Right-to-Work and why voters rejected itPrevailing wage, apprenticeship programs, and worker safetyHow unions protect families, wages, and local economiesWhy Republicans—not Democrats—are now delivering results for laborSkilled trades as a conservative alternative to college debtKeeping tax dollars and jobs local instead of out-of-stateThis episode makes the conservative case for strong unions, personal responsibility, skilled labor, safety, and economic independence—without government overreach.If you’re a conservative voter in Jefferson County or the St. Louis region who believes in work ethic, fair pay, local control, and family-supporting jobs, this is a must-listen conversation.

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