Intersection conversations take place live right here at 2 p.m. Mondays.
In the meantime, please submit your questions and comments below. Or email us at intersection@kbia.org
In the meantime, please submit your questions and comments below. Or email us at intersection@kbia.org
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* Recommend panelists. * Submit questions in advance or during the live conversation. * Share what you know about the topic by email, live chat or by phone. * Post your thoughts on the website afterward. Get started by clicking here Each week, we start with an issue that affects people like you in mid-Missouri. Then we line up a group of panelists who can speak intelligently about that topic, and bring them into the studio for a live discussion every Monday at 2 p.m.
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Mo. legislators review 2013 legislative session (May 20)
Missouri’s legislative session came to a close on Friday. It marked the conclusion of a period that saw a number of accomplishments, and upsets, particularly for Gov. Jay Nixon, who this year faced veto proof majorities in both the House and Senate. On today’s Intersection, we’ll take a look back at the year and hear from lawmakers about what was and wasn’t accomplished.
The future of symphony orchestras (May 13)
Inside the debate over gun control (May 6)Immigration reform in mid-Missouri (April 29)Managing growth in Columbia (April 22)
Reducing high school dropout numbers (April 15)
Addressing childhood obesity (April 8)
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