The KWOS Morning Show with Austin Petersen and John Marsh

Congressman Billy Long interviewed by Austin Petersen and John Marsh on the final stretch of the US Senate campaign before the August 2nd primary.

Austin Petersen and John Marsh interview Kimberly Guilfoyle about her support for former Governor Eric Greitens in the US senate race in Missouri.

Austin Petersen and John Marsh interview MO Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick about his campaign for state auditor.

Judge Andrew Napolitano and Austin Petersen discuss gun control, and when libertarians have to stay quiet in order to not give away their positions.

Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer joins Austin Petersen and John Marsh to discuss red flag laws and the upcoming midterm elections.

Judge Andrew Napolitano speaks to Austin Petersen and John Marsh about the recent decision by the Supreme Court to overturn Maine's law which prevented public funds from going to religious schools.

Former MO Gov Eric Greitens is embroiled in controversy over a video he posted where his campaign is issuing RINO hunting permits. Greitens campaign features him wielding a shotgun and bursting a door down. Austin Petersen and John Marsh interview the governor about the blowback.

W.T. Edmondson speaks to Austin Petersen and John Marsh about the legacy of black history in Jefferson City on Juneteenth.

MO State Rep Tony Lovasco joins Austin Petersen and John Marsh to discuss a letter he spearheaded to Senator Roy Blunt over him agreeing with a framework of a gun control bill moving through the US Senate.

Dan Sanchez, the EIC of FEE.org joins Austin Petersen to discuss why recessions are important in the business cycle.

Austin Petersen and Dr. Randy Tobler have a spirited debate about the role of government in society.

Fmr Governor of MO and US Senate Candidate Eric Greitens talks to Austin Petersen and John Marsh about his campaign. Greitens answers questions related to his electability, the economy, cryptocurrency regulation, and the legalization of marijuana at the federal level.

Sara Higdon joins Austin Petersen and Edith Vogel to talk about the controversy over children attending drag shows in Texas. Higdon decries the events as "inherently sexual," and argues that kids have no business being there.

Robert Miller of Jefferson City talks to Austin Petersen and John Marsh about his upcoming appearance on the History Channel show Forged in Fire.

Constitutional Lawyer Ilya Shapiro resigned rather than face a student cancel culture firing squad at Georgetown University in Washington D.C.

Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer speaks to Austin Petersen, John Marsh, and Edith Vogel about why he deserves reelection to congress. Gun control, gas prices, and other policies are also discussed.

MO State Senator and Marine Veteran Rick Brattin joins Austin Petersen and John Marsh to discuss the USMC putting out a pro LGBT message on the first day of gay pride month.

Former NYPD Officer John Cardillo speaks to Austin Petersen about the police response to the shooting in Uvalde, Texas. Cardillo explains the Supreme Court decisions which explain why officers have no duty to protect the lives of citizens.

Missouri State Rep Tony Lovasco is setting up a meeting with a Democratic Rep to discuss solutions to gun violence that don't involve banning guns.

Lt. Dave Williams of Jefferson City's Police Dept speaks to Austin Petersen, John Marsh, and Hal Dulle about the shooting in Uvalde, TX.

George Bacon has announced his campaign to unseat MO State Rep Rudy Viet of Cole County. Bacon speaks to Austin Petersen, Hal Dulle, and John Marsh.

Dr. Randy Tobler, Austin Petersen, and John Marsh discuss the monkeypox outbreak.

MO State Senator Rick Brattin emerges as a frontrunner in the race to replace Vicky Hartzler.

Ron Fitzwater, Jefferson City Councilman, discusses how difficult it is to do business in town.

Former Boone County Clerk Taylor Burks has emerged as one of the frontrunners in the congressional race to replace Vicky Hartzler.

Dr. Marion Mass joins Austin Petersen to discuss the reasons behind the baby formula shortage, and what can be done.

Senator and Dr Bob Onder joins Austin Petersen to discuss his final term and his future political aspirations.

MO Attorney General Eric Schmitt talks to Austin Petersen and John Marsh about his US Senate campaign, the need for a balanced budget amendment, and whether he's more Calvin Coolidge or Teddy Roosevelt.

Senator Bill Eigel discusses redistricting, the MO state budget, and why the GOP won't get legal marijuana across the finish line.

MO Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft talks to Austin Petersen and John Marsh about the recent SCOTUS controversy as well as other election related state issues.

MO State Rep Sara Walsh of Ashland explains her reasoning behind allowing people to bet on sports games in Missouri.

Republicans Bob Onder and Holly Rehder spar over the question of whether food stamps should be allowed at fast food restaurants. Onder is interviewed by Austin Petersen of the KWOS Morning Show.

US Congressman Billy Long joins Austin Petersen and John Marsh discuss his US Senate campaign.

Jefferson City resident Edie Vogel explains the story behind her controversial paving stones which led to a free speech lawsuit she ultimately won.

Former MO Gov Eric Greitens talks to Austin Petersen, John Marsh, and Camellia Peterson about his US Senate campaign and his recent trip to the shooting range with Donald Trump Jr.

Jefferson City Councilman Ron Fitzwater discusses the results of a free speech lawsuit against the city.

Jenna Ellis speaks to Austin Petersen about her principled disagreement over the retaliation against Disney for their position on Florida's Parental Rights Act. Ellis goes through the First Amendment arguments involved, special treatment Disney is afforded, and the backlash she's received from MAGA Republicans over hew views.

Edith Vogel of Jefferson City sued and won on First Amendment grounds over stones marking a historic event which were removed by Mayor Carrie Tergin. Black Lives Matter activists had initially complained that the stones were offensive, but Vogel prevailed.

MO State Rep Ben Baker talks to Austin Petersen and John Marsh about the Republican proposal to legalize recreational cannabis in Missouri. Baker is torn between his conservative principles and the Democrats who have put a ballot initiative forward that would create a cartel if Republicans don't advance their own legislation.

Judge Andrew Napolitano and Austin Petersen discuss the entrapment tactics of law enforcement.

New college professors interviewing at a university must sign a statement of diversity in order to be considered for a job.

In addition to fighting the last red light cameras in the state of Missouri, state Rep Tony Lovasco included a Rickroll as an amendment into a new bill.

Judge Napolitano and Austin Petersen discuss the rights of children and the responsibility of government to protect life.

Former Missouri Governor Eric Greitens talks to Austin Petersen and John Marsh about the latest news that St Louis prosecutor Kim Gardner admitted wrongdoing in her malicious attempt to prosecute him.

Walt Disney Company has announced its intentions to to work to overturn a new bill signed by Florida Governor Ron Desantis which prevents pedophiles from talking to kids about their sexuality at an early age.

Steven Roberts announces his campaign to primary Missouri Congresswoman Cori Bush.

Attorney Mark McCloskey talks to Austin Petersen about his race to replace Senator Roy Blunt. McCloskey answers questions about embattled fellow candidate Eric Greitens as well as other policy related matters.

Jeffersonian Edith Vogel is suing the mayor over paving stones which were removed tied to a controversial rock that had been removed in Jefferson City over its ties to the United Daughters of the Confederacy.

Adam Mietzner is running for Blair Oaks School board on a Christian Conservative platform.

Former MO Governor and current US Senate candidate Eric Greitens speaks to Austin Petersen and John Marsh about abuse allegations made against him by his ex wife. Greitens responds to questions about transgender issues, fiscal issues, and more in this broad ranging interview.

Judge Andrew Napolitano and Austin Petersen discuss the transition of the Republican Party away from Reagan's ideals.