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City of Joplin, Missouri

City of Joplin, Missouri

city in southern Jasper County and northern Newton County, Missouri, USAwww.joplinmo.org

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Oct 28, 2026

Andrew Alois BieberGUEST
2:25
He lifted me up out of the miry clay and he set my feet on a solid rock, right? And so...
Andrew Alois BieberGUEST
2:32
You know, I'm 30 years old, born and raised in Joplin, Missouri.
Andrew Alois BieberGUEST
2:37
And when I was born, I didn't know who my dad was, so I kind of grew up in a fatherless home.
Andrew Alois BieberGUEST
2:42
And my mom was addicted to meth and was cooking meth on a regular basis.

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Andrew Alois BieberGUEST
11:57
There's resources available to you.
Andrew Alois BieberGUEST
11:58
Quite a bit.
Andrew Alois BieberGUEST
12:00
I was from Joplin.
Andrew Alois BieberGUEST
12:01
We didn't have any of that that I knew of.
Mary ByrneHOST
20:54
You have to do well on those assessments to get a good accreditation score.
Mary ByrneHOST
20:59
And who doesn't want that? Because if you're not a good accredited school, then your property value goes down, okay? Yeah, and what's very interesting about that is that Senator Carter is over in the Joplin area.
Mary ByrneHOST
21:13
The Joplin School District was a Blue Ribbon School District awarded during the Obama administration recognition for being a superior school.
Mary ByrneHOST
21:22
But they got borderline accreditation because they weren't teaching the same ideas that the test was testing.
Mary ByrneHOST
21:31
And that's an example of how the state controls the ideas that are taught in public education.
Darren MarlarHOST
57:41
He told them that he also had his nose straightened and then asked the agents not to pull on his mustache because that was the real thing.
Darren MarlarHOST
57:50
Word spread about Nash's capture, passing from Galatas and Hot Springs to Herb Farmer outside Joplin to Vern Miller, the member of the Barker-Karpus gang who was living in Kansas City.
Darren MarlarHOST
58:02
Miller learned that an unnamed prisoner was heading to Kansas City by train, and he began making arrangements to meet him.
Darren MarlarHOST
58:10
On the morning of June 17, there were a number of people waiting to see Jelly Nash.
Jessi MarcusGUEST
4:44
I'm from a really rural town.
Jessi MarcusGUEST
4:46
in Southwest Missouri near Joplin.
Jessi MarcusGUEST
4:48
Anybody familiar with Joplin around the Joplin area? Racine, this is like bonus points.
Jessi MarcusGUEST
4:53
Anybody know where Racine is? Like less than 100 people, there's a gas station that sells guns and a church and that's it there.
Jessi MarcusGUEST
5:00
If you blink, you made it through.
Joe StolarickGUEST
6:07
I was in Maine for a bit cutting trails, you know, in the Maine Conservation Corps.
Joe StolarickGUEST
6:12
And then I was out in Joplin, Missouri, doing tornado recovery.
Joe StolarickGUEST
6:15
And It was all very rewarding, but also at some point realized this is not a career path.
Joe StolarickGUEST
6:23
I'm just wandering and going from one thing to the next.
Dick EnbergSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:02
Bloober is a junior majoring in physical education at Missouri Southern College.
Dick EnbergSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:07
Makes his home in Joplin, Missouri.
Dick EnbergSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:10
His father, professional baseball player and infielder in the Cleveland Indians chain, never made it to the big club.
Dick EnbergSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:18
Bloober says, The 1-1 pitch.
Bob StolzerGUEST
3:15
Well, we ended up going down for a visit two weeks after that, and I just fell in love with SEMO and signed on with them.
Bob StolzerGUEST
3:22
I remember, I think I was supposed to went to Joplin to Missouri Southern the week after I committed to SEMO, and I called them and said, hey, I've committed elsewhere, and so that's basically how I went to SEMO or whatever, and at the time, it seemed like it was halfway around the world, but, you know, it's maybe an hour and 15 to an hour and a half away from Festus, Missouri, which it kept me in close proximity to home, and you know, allow my parents to come down and watch me play.
Bob StolzerGUEST
3:54
So it just worked out for the best for me.
Brian GarnerHOST
3:57
Did I read that you got homesick as a freshman and wasn't sure you wanted to stay there?
Dana WrightHOST
52:19
Very rarely does it work out.
Dana WrightHOST
52:23
Apparently in Joplin, someone tried to make off with $161,000 from a casino.
Dana WrightHOST
52:31
Oh, they don't like that.
Dana WrightHOST
52:32
Of all the places you would rob, be honest, Scott, one of the dumbest places you could possibly try to rob is a casino.

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Scott ParksHOST
131:14
grade, Wall Street Journal.
Dana WrightHOST
131:15
Crazy.
Dana WrightHOST
131:17
Joplin has been in the news a lot lately.
Dana WrightHOST
131:19
What's going on in Joplin? I don't know.
Scott ParksHOST
17:37
of
Dana WrightHOST
17:38
crazy, Joplin has been in the news a lot lately.
Dana WrightHOST
17:42
What's going on in Joplin? I don't know.
Scott ParksHOST
17:46
You brought it
Dana WrightHOST
17:47
up.
Scott ParksHOST
17:58
No, that was in St. Joe.
Scott ParksHOST
17:59
The casino robbery was in St. Joe.
Dana WrightHOST
18:02
A Joplin woman has been charged in what they are calling a rural home invasion.
Alex BryantGUEST
4:54
And we're talking everywhere from all the way up north, Kansas City, even up on the border to Iowa.
Alex BryantGUEST
5:00
I've been over to Joplin a couple of times.
Alex BryantGUEST
5:02
I've been to the Boot Hill, St. Louis, Kansas City, Springfield, Branson.
Alex BryantGUEST
5:06
And I'm telling you what, you are absolutely right.

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