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Peyton Redinger visited the studios of KRCU Public Radio as a guest on 'SEMO Spotlight'

Peyton Redinger is a student at Southeast Missouri State University and is an Organismal, Ecological, and Evolutionary Biology major. Peyton also serves as the SEMO Pride President.

Fall Severe Weather Safety and Preparedness Week is Sept. 25 - 29, 2023

Going Public: Paducah KY NWS Warning Coordination Meteorologist and Senior Forecaster Talk Fall Weather Safety and Preparedness

Christine Wielgos, the Warning Coordination Meteorologist, and Keith Cooley, the Senior Forecaster at the Paducah, KY National Weather Service stopped by KRCU to discuss what it means to be a 'weather ready nation', and their Fall Severe Weather Safety and Preparedness Campaign, which runs from Sept. 25th to Sept. 29th, 2023.

SEMO Spotlight: Mackenzie Harvey

Mackenzie Harvey is a senior at Southeast majoring in Business Administration. She serves as president of Southeast Missouri State University's Chapter of the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. She talks about her recent surprise recognition, and Alpha Chi Omega’s achievements this semester, and service project plans for the rest of 2023.

Exposition: 'Head Over Heels' Actor Miko Hare, Shares His Experience In Lead Role

Sophomore Musical Theatre student, Miko Hare, was invited to discuss his experience in the musical Head Over Heels– which opened in Bedell Performance Hall at the River Campus Cultural Arts Center on Wednesday, September 27th.

Clayton Hester returns to KRCU Public Radio studios for an interview on 'SEMO Spotlight' as an alum.

SEMO Spotlight: Clayton Hester

Alumnus Clayton Hester graduated from Southeast Missouri State University with dual Bachelor's degrees in Multimedia Journalism and Social Sciences. He returns to KRCU Public Radio for his 'SEMO Spotlight' interview.

Annabella Gleeson stops by the KRCU Public Radio studios to talk about her experience as a student producer in one of the plays, which will be shown during the 2023 Lanford Wilson New American Play Festival, in the Rust Flexible Theatre, Oct. 26th - 28th, 2023.

Exposition: Annabella Gleeson Talks About Role of Student Director in 2023 Lanford Wilson New American Play Festival Productions

Annabella Gleeson is an undergraduate Southeast student majoring in Musical Theatre. She is one of the student directors in the upcoming production featuring the top ten short plays from the 2023 Lanford Wilson New American Play Festival.

Dr. Jim Daughters, SEMO's Director of Bands visited the KRCU Public Radio studios for his 'Exposition' interview.

Exposition: Dr. Jim Daughters Talks About SEMO Band Performance Experience at Bands of America Super Regionals

This fall, Dr. Daughters and the SEMO Marching Band performed in an exhibition in Indianapolis, IN at the Bands of America Super Regional Championships. SEMO's Marching Band was one of only two college marching bands in the nation chosen to perform at the competition.

Hailey Leonard, the International Student Counselor with International Education and Services at SEMO, visited the KRCU Public Radio studios to talk about International Education Week, and the cultural exchange that happens every day on and off campus when the community welcomes the international student population.

Exposition: Hailey Leonard Talks About International Education Week and Cultural Exchange

On this episode of "Exposition", we speak with Hailey Leonard, the International Student Counselor with International Education and Services at SEMO about International Education Week. She talks about the unique cultural influences and diverse perspectives that are presented to the public through various interactive events and activities with this community of students.

Cadrian Hutsell visited the KRCU Public Radio studios to speak about her experience at a recent vocal performance competition.

SEMO Spotlight: Cadrian Hutsell

SEMO sophomore Cadrian Hutsell is double majoring in psychology and music/vocal performance. She competed in vocal performance at the National Association of Teachers of Singing National Student Auditions this year.

MDC designates counties (shown in brown and blue) where CWD has been found and counties within 10 miles of where CWD has been found as part of its CWD Management Zone. Special regulations apply in these counties. MDC will be conducting mandatory CWD sampling Nov. 11 and 12 in brown counties with sampling stations shown by the dots.

Going Public: Deer Hunting, Chronic Wasting Disease, and Mandatory Testing Weekend in Missouri

Before the most popular part of deer hunting season—firearms portion— begins in Missouri, Nov. 11th - 21st, we spoke with Russell Duckworth, the SE Region Protection Branch Captain with the Missouri Dept. of Conservation, about what hunters need to know about Chronic Wasting Disease, testing during opening weekend (Nov. 11-12), and how to prevent its spread among the deer population.

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