This Week in Missouri Politics

Join Scott Faughn as he takes a shot of Irish Whiskey and goes through the hopeful candidates for Roy Blunt's Senate seat. Also, hear how that race along with redistricting could shake up Missouri's congressional districts in 2022.

Scott Faughn is joined by state Rep. Phil Christofanelli to discuss U.S. Senator Roy Blunt's retirement announcement and his education reform bill that passed the House. On the panel, Scott is joined by state Reps. Peter Merideth and Jim Murphy as well as Ryan Hawkins and David Barklage.

Scott Faughn talks about the Senate race for Roy Blunt's soon-to-be-vacated seat and what's been happening in the Missouri Senate and House on this week's Midweek update.

Host Scott Faughn sits down the Kaitlyn Schallhorn, editor of The Missouri Times, to discuss what has been happening in the capitol the last two weeks. Listen as Scott drinks from his stein of knowledge and Kaitlyn puts on her golden shoes to give you the insight you need into everything Missouri Politics.

Scott Faughn is joined by DHSS Director Dr. Randall Williams and Gov. Mike Parson’s deputy chief of staff Robert Knodell about the coronavirus vaccine rollout. State Reps. Ashley Aune, Betsy Fogle, and Aaron Griesheimer along with Jefferson City Mayor Carrie Tergin make up the panel.

Scott Faughn is joined by former Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder. State Reps. Tom Hannegan and Bridget Walsh Moore along with Gregg Keller and Alderman Tom Oldenburg make up the Opinion Maker Panel this week.

Scott Faughn is joined by businessman and House Speaker Pro Tem John Wiemann to discuss COVID-19, election security, and the COVID liability bill. On the panel, Scott is joined by state Reps. Tracy McCreery and Tony Lovasco as well as political consultant David Barklage.

Join Scott Faughn as he drinks from his Stein of Knowledge and gives a midweek update on the happenings in the Missouri Legislature, including Sen. Cindy O’Laughlin’s absence, Scott Sifton’s bid for Senate, charter school legislation, and more.

On this week's episode, Scott is joined by state Reps. Rasheen Aldridge, Mary Elizabeth Coleman, Brett Dinkins of Victory Enterprises, and attorney Jane Dueker to discuss the drama around the State of the State address, COVID-19 vaccine rollout, and a controversial gun bill that recently passed the House.

Scott Faughn is joined by Gov. Mike Parson to discuss his State of the State address, the COVID-19 vaccine, funding for Medicaid expansion, and the legislative session.

NOTE: AUDIO ISSUES END AT 3:42 Listen as Scott Faughn takes a few big gulps from his stein of knowledge and gives the rundown on what happened yesterday in the hours leading up to the governor’s State of the State address. He also talks about the vaccination confusion and previews Sunday’s episode of This Week in Missouri Politics when he’ll be talking with Governor Parson.

Scott Faughn is joined by Senate Majority Floor Leader Caleb Rowden to discuss increased security at the Capitol and the 2020 election. On the panel, Scott is joined by state Sens. Justin Brown and Barbara Washington as well as Jack Cardetti, president of Tightline Public Affairs; and James Harris, government and public affairs consultant.

Scott Faughn is joined by Sen. Karla May to discuss the riot at the U.S. Capitol and the censure of Rep. Wiley Price. On the panel, Scott is joined by state Reps. Trish Gunby and Jim Murphy as well as Jamey Murphy, chief of staff to Sen. Paul Wieland; and Kurt Witzel to discuss the legislative session and COVID-19 disrupting proceedings.

Scott Faughn is joined by Senate President Pro Tem Dave Schatz to discuss the start of the legislative session and calls for U.S. Senator Josh Hawley to resign following his objections to the presidential election. On the panel, Scott is joined by state Rep. Wiley Price; St. Louis Young Republicans President Frank Catanzaro; Garrett Webb, a government affairs consultant; and Lane Koch, Republican...

Scott Faughn is joined by Attorney General Eric Schmitt to discuss the 2020 election lawsuits and his office's new Cold Case Unit. On the panel, Scott is joined by state Reps. Gretchen Bangert and Mary Elizabeth Coleman as well as St. Louis County NAACP President John Bowman and Patrick Lynn of the Kelley Group.

Scott Faughn is joined by Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe to talk about the 2020 election, the coronavirus vaccine, agritourism, and more. On the panel, Scott is joined by Sens. Lincoln Hough, Brian Williams ,Denny Hoskins , and John Rizzo.