What can viewers expect from this year's line-up and how does the True/False Film Fest fit into the larger picture of documentary film in general?

Panelists:
Joanna Hearne, Assistant Professor of English and Film Studies, University of Missouri
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David Wilson, co-director, True/False Film Festival
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Columbia now allows residents to keep up to six chickens in their backyards.  How complicated will it be for city dwellers to keep their own flocks of chickens.  How complicated will it be for city dwellers to keep their own flocks of chickens?

Panelists:
Jesse Lyons, poultry specialist, MU Extension
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Mary Stilwell, Columbia resident who spearheaded the movement to allow raising chickens within city limits
Chris Wirth, manager of code enforcement, Multnomah County, Oregon

We're taking a look at the criminal justice system and the complex task of ensuring innocent people don't end up in jail.

Panelists:
Darryl Burton, exonerated after serving 24 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit
Dan Knight, Boone County prosecuting attorney
Rodney Uphoff, Elwood Thomas Missouri Endowed Professor of Law, MU School of Law
Steve Weinberg, professor, MU School of Journalism