KCMO Talk Radio 710 Podcasts
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Everything seemingly is spinning out of control! - AP released this on Monday. You have to listen to this!
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
The much-anticipated statement Chris Stigall made Tuesday to The Kansas City Missouri Board of Police Commissioners.
Here are most of the interviews leading up to Chris' statement to the Kansas City MO Board of Police Commissioners.
Your Kansas City Segment 1.mp3
Your Kansas City Segment 2.mp3
Your Kansas City Segment 3.mp3
Bukaty 1 5.27.8.mp3
Bukaty 2 5.27.8.mp3
Your Kansas City Segment 2.mp3
Your Kansas City Segment 3.mp3
Bukaty 1 5.27.8.mp3
Bukaty 2 5.27.8.mp3
Monday, June 23, 2008
The Monday Morning Matchup 6.23.8 - Chris Stigall with Democrat Phil Levota and Republican Jeff Roe.
Friday, June 20, 2008
Kansas Senator Pat Roberts pledges to continue the fight for this tanker being built at Boeing.
Friday's w/Funk 6.20.8 - The KCMO Morning Show's weekly chat with Kansas City Mayor Mark Funkhouser.
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Congressman Sam Graves addresses high gas prices.
Christopher Horner author of "The Politically Incorrect Guide to Global Warming and Enviromentalism" talks about drilling for new oil.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Former Executive Director of the Christian Coalition Ralph Reed talks about politics and his new book "Dark Horse"
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Actress Glenn Close and veterinarian Dr. Stephen Barabash talk about "chipping" your pet. Listen to the interview & click on the link for more info.
Boxer Oscar de La Hoya and his new book "American Son - My Story".
Monday, June 16, 2008
The Monday Morning Matchup 6.16.8 - Chris Stigall with Democrat Phil Levota and Republican Jeff Roe.
Channel 9 General Manager Wayne Godsey talks about his editorial regarding The Kansas City Star.
Col. Oliver North gives Chris the latest on our fighting men and women.
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Richard from Lansing won our "Who's Your Daddy" contest. Hear his interview with Chris and read about this remarkable father!
Daddy winner.mp3
A long, long time ago, I had a golf game. I had a career, too. That was before I had children. I gave it all up to become the man I am today, a 43-year-old full time, stay-at-home, home schooling father of three children: General Mayhem, Major Havoc, and Captain Chaos. It occurred to me recently that at age 43 General George Washington took control of the Continental Army. At age 43, John F. Kennedy told this nation to “ask not what the country could do for you.” At age 43 you’re likely to find me carrying my daughter’s princess wand in public after two ounces of molded plastic becomes too heavy for her to carry. It’s quite the sight to see, all 6’2”/240 pounds of me running through the mall, princes wand in hand, chasing after the kids. Women smile politely. Men avert their eyes. I know that my man card can be revoked for this.
It’s not uncommon for my children to follow me through the house, one room behind, un-cleaning. In between teaching lessons to my fifth grader, I perform all of the household duties, only to discover that previously organized rooms have been unpacked by the Major and the Captain. One of Captain Chaos’ favorite pastimes is to add as many toys as she can to our aquarium. Her record is 12 colored pencils, five wooden stringing beads, 2 View Master Discs and a Pez Dispenser. I frequently find the goldfish cowering in the corner of the tank. Life with the Captain has been an unending string of doctor’s appointments, therapist visits, and medicinal schedules. When she was four months old she suffered a heart attack and a stroke due an undiagnosed congenital heart defect. We’ve worked hard to bring her through her recovery, but I still have to remind myself that when she acts like a normal four year old and draws on my freshly painted living room walls with a purple crayon, I should be grateful. I prayed for this. I scrub the walls and chalk it up to successful therapy.
In July my wife deploys to Iraq for a five month tour as a civilian Operations Research Analyst for the US Army. I get to do this dad–thing without the break of having my spouse return home in the evening. On a tough day she arrives at home to find me talking to myself in the corner of the kitchen. “Having a parent-teacher conference?” she asks. Her biggest fear is that I will finish each day that she is gone by diving into a 40 ounce bottle of Old English 800, which you can still find at the local distillery for a buck forty, complete with the mandatory brown paper bag. It’s tempting.
Do I deserve to win two rounds of golf and the other assorted prizes in this contest? I don’t know. I haven’t golfed in so long that I might be dangerous on the golf course. I’ll be the one yelling “Watch you ankles!” instead of “Four!” when I tee-off, for all of the worm burners I’m certain to hit. There may be fathers who do more for their children, who lead more interesting lives, and who have more to offer their children. I do know that my days are both chaotic and fulfilling, and I wouldn’t have them any other way.
A long, long time ago, I had a golf game. I had a career, too. That was before I had children. I gave it all up to become the man I am today, a 43-year-old full time, stay-at-home, home schooling father of three children: General Mayhem, Major Havoc, and Captain Chaos. It occurred to me recently that at age 43 General George Washington took control of the Continental Army. At age 43, John F. Kennedy told this nation to “ask not what the country could do for you.” At age 43 you’re likely to find me carrying my daughter’s princess wand in public after two ounces of molded plastic becomes too heavy for her to carry. It’s quite the sight to see, all 6’2”/240 pounds of me running through the mall, princes wand in hand, chasing after the kids. Women smile politely. Men avert their eyes. I know that my man card can be revoked for this.
It’s not uncommon for my children to follow me through the house, one room behind, un-cleaning. In between teaching lessons to my fifth grader, I perform all of the household duties, only to discover that previously organized rooms have been unpacked by the Major and the Captain. One of Captain Chaos’ favorite pastimes is to add as many toys as she can to our aquarium. Her record is 12 colored pencils, five wooden stringing beads, 2 View Master Discs and a Pez Dispenser. I frequently find the goldfish cowering in the corner of the tank. Life with the Captain has been an unending string of doctor’s appointments, therapist visits, and medicinal schedules. When she was four months old she suffered a heart attack and a stroke due an undiagnosed congenital heart defect. We’ve worked hard to bring her through her recovery, but I still have to remind myself that when she acts like a normal four year old and draws on my freshly painted living room walls with a purple crayon, I should be grateful. I prayed for this. I scrub the walls and chalk it up to successful therapy.
In July my wife deploys to Iraq for a five month tour as a civilian Operations Research Analyst for the US Army. I get to do this dad–thing without the break of having my spouse return home in the evening. On a tough day she arrives at home to find me talking to myself in the corner of the kitchen. “Having a parent-teacher conference?” she asks. Her biggest fear is that I will finish each day that she is gone by diving into a 40 ounce bottle of Old English 800, which you can still find at the local distillery for a buck forty, complete with the mandatory brown paper bag. It’s tempting.
Do I deserve to win two rounds of golf and the other assorted prizes in this contest? I don’t know. I haven’t golfed in so long that I might be dangerous on the golf course. I’ll be the one yelling “Watch you ankles!” instead of “Four!” when I tee-off, for all of the worm burners I’m certain to hit. There may be fathers who do more for their children, who lead more interesting lives, and who have more to offer their children. I do know that my days are both chaotic and fulfilling, and I wouldn’t have them any other way.
Dave Ramsey on The KCMO Morning Show 6.12.8.
Chris Stigall gave a great monologue on a smoking ban in the Indian casinos in KCK. Interesting!
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Johnson County District Attorney Phill Kline tells Chris he has decided to run for another term. Hear his reasons for running.
Missouri Congressman Roy Blunt talks with Chris Stigall about dealing with the price and availability of oil to Americans.
Pat Buchanan talks about his new book - "Churchill, Hitler and The Unnecessary War".
Monday, June 9, 2008
The Monday Morning Matchup 6.9.8 - Chris Stigall with Democrat Phil Levota and Republican Jeff Roe.
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Cooter!! Ben Jones who played "Cooter" on "The Dukes of Hazzard", talks about his new book "Redneck Boy in the Promised Land"
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
The KCMO Morning Show Tribute to the Hillary Clinton Presidential campaign.
Former White House Assistant Brad Blakeman talks to Chris about the McClellan book
Rich Edsen from Fox Business Network talks about the current oil/housing situation
Monday, June 2, 2008
Chris Stigall on "Your Kansas City" with KCTV5's Dana Wright. Discussing the Salvo case and the firing of two Kansas City Police Officers.
The Monday Morning Matchup 6.2.8 - Chris Stigall with Democrat Phil Levota and Republican Jeff Roe.
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