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A Moderately Interesting Podcast

A Moderately Interesting Podcast

By: Stephen Scott
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 A podcast to give a voice for those that don’t have the time to have a voice, this is a moderately interesting podcast. Hosted by Stephen Scott and Derek Ebert who are two guys out here just talking about life, family, and the struggles of being a moderate working adult in a extremist world.Stephen Scott Social Sciences
Episodes
  • “When a Data Center Comes to Town (and Doesn’t): Interview with Cat Clayton”

    “When a Data Center Comes to Town (and Doesn’t): Interview with Cat Clayton”
    Aug 24 2025

    In this episode, we sit down with Cat Clayton, candidate for Missouri House District 105, to unpack the recent saga of the proposed data center in St. Charles and why residents turned out in droves to oppose it.
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    41 mins
  • Interview with Cat Clayton (MO House District 105)

    Interview with Cat Clayton (MO House District 105)
    Aug 23 2025

    In this episode, we sit down with Cat “Caterina” Clayton, a Democratic candidate for Missouri House District 105, which covers parts of St. Charles. Cat shares why she’s running—emphasizing respect, common sense, and service to everyday families—and walks through her early platform priorities, including strengthening public education and keeping classrooms safe and effective for students and teachers. catformo.com
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    46 mins
  • Mizzou Football 2025

    Mizzou Football 2025
    Aug 8 2025

    It's that time of year again! Derek, Brian and I sit down and talk last season, transfer portal, and our predictions for 2025.
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    55 mins
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