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News Tribune on Tap

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News Tribune on Tap is a weekly podcast published by the Jefferson City News Tribune in Jefferson City, Missouri.

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www.newstribune.com

Latest episode

Jan 8, 2026

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Episodes

Cole County Health Department addresses COVID-19 08.04.2020

In today's episode of News Tribune on Tap, Managing Editor Gary Castor chats with Cole County Health Department Director Kristi Campbell about how her staff handles and investigates positive tests for COVID-19, as well as the factors that went into declaring a county-wide stay-at-home order. She also offers tips on how we can minimize risks of contracting the novel coronavirus. Find this podcast o...

Demolishing the crumbling downtown building 02.04.2020

In today's episode of News Tribune on Tap, Managing Editor Gary Castor chats with Community Engagement Editor Nicole Roberts about the crumbling building in the heart of downtown Jefferson City. Almost two years after the west wall of 200 E. High St. partially collapsed, residents gathered at the corner of East High and Madison streets Wednesday to watch construction crews begin tearing down the b...

Managing your mental health during COVID-19 01.04.2020

In today's bonus episode of News Tribune on Tap, Managing Editor Gary Castor chats with psychologist Laurel Kramer about how to manage your mental health during COVID-19, from working from home to being cooped up inside for days or weeks at a time. You can listen to this podcast on Soundcloud, Spotify, Google Play, Apple Podcast and newstribune.com/nt-on-tap

Cole County Public Defender Shortage 26.03.2020

In today's episode of News Tribune on Tap, Managing Editor Gary Castor chats with Jeff Haldiman, News Tribune courts reporter, about the shortage of public defenders and how that has impacted the Cole County Courthouse and local residents waiting for legal representation. You can find this podcast on Spotify, Google Play, Apple Podcast and newstribune.com/nt-on-tap

Jefferson City's Response to COVID-19 (ft. Mayor Carrie Tergin) 25.03.2020

In today's episode of News Tribune on Tap, Gary Castor chats with Mayor Carrie Tergin about Jefferson City's response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and her advice to the community. For the latest coronavirus coverage, visit www.newstribune.com/news/health/

Missouri officials react to COVID-19 19.03.2020

The novel coronavirus is impacting everyday life, from workers to businesses to government operations. In Jefferson City, Missouri, local and state officials are rushing to contain the COVID-19. Managing Editor Gary Castor chats with Joe Gamm, state and health reporter, about what the community and local officials are doing to contain the virus.

Her Magazine "Nerd" Issue 11.03.2020

In today's episode of News Tribune on Tap, Managing Editor Gary Castor chats with HER Magazine Editor Madeleine Leroux about the upcoming issue of HER Magazine, which has been nicknamed the "nerd issue." Listen to Madeleine chat about local Mid-Missouri women who participate in cosplay and play e-sports and Dungeons and Dragons! You can find this podcast on Apple Podcast, Google Play, Spotify, Sou...

Covering local and national elections 05.03.2020

You see it on TV, hear it on the radio and read it in the newspapers. The news media loves covering politics, from national government all the way down to city government and school board races. With municipal elections next month and the presidential election only months away, Gary Castor chats with City Editor Rebecca Martin about how reporters at the Jefferson City News Tribune cover elections...

Lincoln University's fight to increase enrollment 27.02.2020

In this week's episode of News Tribune on Tap, Gary Castor chats with Phillip Sitter, state and higher education reporter, about Lincoln University's enrollment struggles and how the university plans to address these issues. Also, make sure to listen to the end to hear Phillip's pun!

East Miller Park Relocation 20.02.2020

In today's episode of News Tribune on Tap, Gary Castor chatted with Emily Cole, Jefferson City government reporter, about the controversial potential relocation of East Miller Park to make room for an expansion at the national veteran's cemetery. Listen to what both sides of the issue have to say and what the next steps are in the process. Also, don't miss outtakes from the show at the end! Backgr...

David Meadows as new CMNI GM 12.02.2020

In today's episode of News Tribune on Tap, News Tribune Managing Editor Gary Castor chats with David Meadows, the new Central Missouri Newspapers Inc. general manager. With more than 30 years of experience in the media industry, David has watched the field evolve. Find out what David's thoughts are on the ever-changing media industry and what that means for CMNI in today's episode!

Issues facing MO Corrections Department 06.02.2020

Gary Castor, Jefferson City News Tribune managing editor, talks with state reporter Joe Gamm about issues facing the Missouri Department of Corrections, along with the department's proposal to close housing units at half-a-dozen correctional centers in the state, including one in Jefferson City. Joe also toured two local prisons and describes what they look like, as well as the differences between...

KC Chiefs are going to the Super Bowl 30.01.2020

Gary Castor, Jefferson City News Tribune managing editor, sat down with Tom Rackers, News Tribune sports editor, to talk about the Kansas City Chiefs' hope of winning the 2020 Super Bowl during this episode of News Tribune on Tap.

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