Mike Side Chat

Heather Collier of the SEMO Food Bank joins Rusty to talk about Hunger Action Month. Its a call for local businesses and the community to get involved to help with hunger around our area. What can we do? Listen to all the details in this sit down interview.

Executive Director of Old Town Cape Alix Gasser stops by to promote their upcoming event "Downtown Vacancy to Vibrancy". Event is on Thursday September 24 from 4-7 pm with 12 different locations. Listen to this interview to hear all the details!

Bruce Loy chats with Rusty Hendricks of River Radio to get you ready for the A1A - Jimmy Buffet Tribute Band on Friday September 4 at Jackson City Park (The Jackson Band Shell). Part of the Summer Concert Series. We discuss everything from do's and don'ts. What to bring? What will be given out? What to expect? What is coming in the future? Check out this podcast if you plan to go to the A1A - Original Jimmy Buffet Tribute Show.

Rusty Hendricks of River Radio talks with Isaac Quick the 2026 Sikeston Rodeo General Chairman. What is his role? How does the rodeo all come together? Ticket information, new events, and much more. And why should you attend the rodeo? All of it discussed in this interview.

Rusty Hendricks of River Radio chats with Jeremiah Quick of the Sikeston Jaycee. They discuss the role of the Jaycee in the Rodeo. How much work goes into making it happen. The long standing tradition. What impact it has on the community and how they give back. Information packed interview on the 2026 Sikeston Rodeo!

Rusty Hendricks of River Radio sits down with Sikeston Bootheel Rodeo Clowns Dusty Myers & Porkchop. They talk about everything from their background, doing makeup, coming up with fresh content, evading Bulls, and even how they train. This interview will give you a good laugh and keep you entertained. 

Rusty Hendricks with River Radio sits down with Weston Rutkowski, one of the "protection men" in the Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo. Weston helps to protect the Rodeo Clowns, riders, bullfighters, etc while in the ring. He talks to us about his role, his background, and his passion. What makes Sikeston's Rodeo special? How many close calls has he had? Bulls that are stuck in his memory? 

Hey… it’s Tommy D the host of Sounds of Grace on 93.9 Mike FM.
This isn’t a sermon—it’s a real, honest walk through the Easter story and why it still matters today.
From betrayal… to the cross… to the silence of Saturday… and the victory of an empty tomb—this episode breaks down what really happened, and what it means for you right now.
Because Easter isn’t just a date on the calendar.It’s the moment everything changed.
If you’ve ever felt too far gone, too broken, or unsure where you stand with God—this is for you.
Hope isn’t just an idea.Hope is alive.

The Kellerman Foundation for Historic Preservation proudly presents the 12th Annual Ulysses S. Grant Symposium, happening Friday, November 7, 2025, in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. This year’s event explores Grant’s early military command in Southeast Missouri and his lasting legacy as Union general and 18th President of the United States.
Join historians, Grant scholars, and Civil War enthusiasts for an engaging day of richly illustrated presentations that uncover Grant’s time in Cape Girardeau—and how it shaped his rise to national leadership.
🎟️ Admission is free and open to the public!Reserve your spot today for the 12th Annual Ulysses S. Grant Symposium presented by the Kellerman Foundation for Historic Preservation.
 

Today, Bryan brought along Bethany Byrd from Dream Vacations to talk about the Scotland trip with the Jackson Chamber set for next May! This amazing trip is filling up, and you can learn more about it at jacksonmochamber.org. Also, join them on the 21st at Barrel 131 in Jackson for the Taste of Scotch event, crowning the King of Kilts and learning more about the trip. Hope to see you there!