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Tessa Holland is a 2020 graduate of SEMO with a major in psychology and a minor in child development. Despite her academic background, she decided to pursue a career as a full-time children's librarian after graduation.

KRCU Public Radio spoke with Mia Ponder and Teddy Stone, both Prevention Specialists with the Southeast Missouri Network Against Sexual Violence, or SEMO-NASV.

Dan Woods talks with Dr. Robert Hamblin and Dr. Brooke Hildebrand Clubbs about the book of poetry titled "Friend to Friend."

Dr. Robert Hamblin reads "The Oven Bird" by Robert Frost.

Tetiana Dronova is an international student from Ukraine, and she is pursuing a master's degree in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) at Southeast Missouri State University.

Emily is a very respected singer/songwriter based out of St. Louis and has been playing in that wonderful city for about fifteen years, both as a solo artist and as part of the duo, The Sleepy Rubies, with her sister, Ali. She was also once a member of the band Pushing Trees. You can also find her sitting in with other area bands such as The Funky Butt Brass Band and The Mighty Pines.

Dan Woods spoke with singer-songwriter Doug Rees about his upcoming performance with his cousin Mark at Tunes at Twilight.

Louis Houck is the “Father of Southeast Missouri” – a true renaissance man: lawyer, journalist, developer, entrepreneur, philanthropist, educator, and historian.

In honor of the late Marion "Jack" Rickard Jr. — known simply as "Jack" founder of EVtv MotorVerks in Cape Girardeau, a mural was conceived by one of his daughters, Jacquelyn Rickard, for local commissioned artist Malcolm McCrae. The unveiling ceremony for the mural was held on May 17th, 2023. After the event, we spoke with the CEO of EVTV, Jacquelyn Rickard, and muralist Malcolm McCrae, about the project and the future of portable renewable energy.

KRCU Public Radio had a chance to catch up with Rod Picott before his performance at 'Tunes at Twilight' on Fri. June 16th at 7 pm on the Ivers Square Gazebo stage in Downtown Cape.