Need a smile? Watch this: This Week, That's Good!
You need a smile on your face. I (Julie Wilson) can just sense it. I mean, we've all lived through a pandemic and now well... the outlook is grim. Enjoy a seven minute video filled with only good news and smiles.
He's tended to the zoo for years, now he has a book detailing his adventures
For well over four decades, Mike Crocker has served the people of Springfield through his work at Dickerson Park Zoo. No doubt his stories of the zoo and the wildlife it holds are vast and he takes you along for the adventure in his new book "True Tales from the Dickerson Park Zoo: There's a Crocodile in the Bathtub!"
You can purchase his book through Amazon or Barnesandnoble.com
Charlie Puth talks "Light Switch", RatTok, and taking over the internet
Charlie Puth took over Tik Tok for several months as he constructed his latest hit "Light Switch". He breaks down why he took a public approach to song construction.
This week, that's stupid
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This Week, That's Stupid
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This Week, That's Good
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This Week, That's Stupid: How a public toilet led to a stabbing
Did you miss portions of The Julie Wilson Show that highlighted a week of Stupid News?
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Springfield has a new non profit media outlet, here's why it matters
As the landscape of news sources continue to evolve, more and more people find themselves turning to non profit journalism- outlets that live off donations from viewers instead of advertisers. Steve Pokin has spent nearly four decades as a journalist, most recently leaving behind the well establish Springfield News Leader to take on a role at a non profit media outlet start up, the Springfield Daily Citizen.
Kanye's behavior is no longer funny, it's concerning.
If Kim and Kanye weren't massive celebrities with millions of dollars and oodles of security, would our society view them as entertaining? Or Kanye's behavior as downright scary? Women have come forward sharing their own stories of abuse from former partners, noting the similarities between.
While Kanye maintains an audience that seems to encourage his harassing behavior, others are questioning what else is going on behind the public eye. The Harmony House, which serves and aids survivors of Domestic Violence in Greene County, Missouri, notes the concerning behaviors, detailing how they've seen the same situation play out for those they serve.
The Harmony House offers a 24/7 365 hotline which can be reached at 417 864 SAFE
Tom Hank's son, Chet, reveals what's it was like growing up with famous parents
The son of Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson is detailing his experience growing up the child of famous parents. The 31-year-old is an actor and musician who notes troubles he as a child which left him with a chip on his shoulder and a hardened exterior after kids gossiped behind his back, noting that he didn't really have a male role model to lead him in understanding how to handle the jealousy of others.