Show-Me Institute On Missouri Radio

State and Local Government |
By David Stokes | Read Time 2 minutes

First Thoughts: If I owned a radio station in Mexico, Mo., I would play Wall of Voodoo all day long. Just sayin’.

As long as the Show-Me Institute has been in operation, talk radio has been an important medium for our scholars and policy analysts. It is one of the best ways to bring our message of free markets and personal liberty to the public. Toward that aim, we are excited to announce that I will now be on KRMS radio with Manny Haley at 10:15 a.m. every Thursday to discuss public policy issues in the Lake of the Ozarks area. We are thrilled to be joining Manny each week. Be sure to listen in if you can.

As you may know, I have been appearing at 8:35 a.m. each Monday with McGraw Milhaven on KTRS The Big 550. We are delighted with the feedback we are receiving, and we cannot thank McGraw enough for the opportunity each week. I hope to continue this partnership for a long time, and I hope you all listen in to McGraw’s show whenever you can. Paul Harris has also been great to work with at KTRS.

This Friday morning, I will be a guest at 8:40 a.m. on  KZIM / KSIM  radio in Cape Girardeau. This is our first time on this station, and I cannot wait to join them on the air. If you are in Southeast Missouri, please tune in Friday morning. Or, thanks to “listen live” and the Internet, you can also listen in if you are anywhere in the world. Which is nice.

About the Author

David Stokes is a St. Louis native and a graduate of Saint Louis University High School and Fairfield (Conn.) University. He spent six years as a political aide at the St. Louis County Council before joining the Show-Me Institute in 2007. Stokes was a policy analyst at the Show-Me Institute from 2007 to 2016. From 2016 through 2020 he was Executive Director of Great Rivers Habitat Alliance, where he led efforts to oppose harmful floodplain developments done with abusive tax subsidies. Stokes rejoined the Institute in early 2021 as the Director of Municipal Policy. He is a past president of the University City Library Board. He served on the St. Louis County 2010 Council Redistricting Commission and was the 2012 representative to the Electoral College from Missouri’s First Congressional District. He lives in University City with his wife and their three children.

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