Programming Alert:

Nick Reed is currently on vacation. He will be back in studio on Tuesday, January 4th. Good friend of the show, Tom Martz, often joins Nick on his “Friday Road Show”, and has been a fill-in guest for Nick Reed for several years. Please join Tom today from 6 – 9 AM.

During the 6 O’clock Hour, Tom discussed the following:

• Today is the last day of the year to pay your Missouri state property taxes without a fine.
• The comforts of wearing bamboo.
• The Biden administration, Russia, and the Ukraine – Click here to read the story.
• New Year’s Eve traditions from around the world.
• United States NYE traditions.
• A year in Review – 2021 edition.

During the 7 O’clock Hour, Tom is joined by our new friend Stephanie Bailey. She belongs to a wonderful organization called The Springfield Service Club of the Blind. Stephanie has been blind since birth and has been kind enough to join us in studio to explain the difficulties she experiences in Springfield as a blind citizen.

Below are a number of the resources that Stephanie mentioned during the show if you are looking to learn more about Springfield Service Club of the Blind and the programs that assist in blindness here in the Ozarks and in Missouri:

Have questions? Reach out to Springfield Service Club of the Blind  when you send them an email at springfieldserviceclub@gmail.com.Or call them up at 417-208-9792.

Also, reach out to Missouri Council of the Blind for more details. Find them online HERE. Or call them up at 314-832-7172.

Learn about Technology Association for Visually Impaired Missourians – TAVIM – Technology.

Stay tuned for a Springfield Service Club of the Blind Facebook page.

During the 8 O’clock Hour, Tom is joined by our new friend Eric. Eric has an incredibly important job. Eric owns and operates his own dairy farm called Pasture Nectar Farm. They bottle and sell their own raw milk, pastured eggs, grass fed beef & lamb. Eric walks us through all of the ins and outs of owning and operating a farm here in the Ozarks.

Find the link to the Pasture Nectar Farm website when you CLICK HERE and learn how to get fresh, farm-raised, ingredients from Eric’s farm.

If you’re interested in learning more about what Eric does, and would like to see it first-hand, ask them about taking a tour of the farm! Visit their website to find out how you can set that up. You can also visit the farm to buy their wonderful products. CLICK HERE for more information.