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Chris Hull dishes on her job as a mole-trapper.

Terry “Taxi Terry” Nickerson Sr., 42, has been a taxi driver for A-1 Taxi in Columbia for eight years.

Wedding planner Debi Hake discusses the details of her job and how her responsibilities include making dream weddings come true.

Folk musician Tom Schultz shares his passion for traditional Irish music.

Julie Schultz, the kennel manager for the Central Missouri Humane Society, reveals the ups and downs of caring for homeless animals.

Judy Floor, a licensed massage therapist, talks about the soothing world of massage.

Radio personality Bryan Fulcher takes the time to answer a few questions about his career and music.

The owner of My Secret Garden dishes on her upcoming 35th Valentine’s Day in the floral business.

The self-proclaimed lifetime student explains her love of the discipline.

Santa Claus says his favorite part of the holiday season is choosing the right gifts for everyone.

The pet groomer says to treat your dog like a 2-year-old child: A 2-year-old hates to have her hair brushed, but you have to do it.

Member of the community, manages horses at local college.

Kristina Cross, 25, works at the Raynor Columbia Armory for the Missouri National Guard.

The MU senior says she was “doomed” to be a skeet shooter, and now she’s an Olympic hopeful.

Broadway Diner cook Raydell Wright shares his cooking secrets.

Vicki Pinkel, 54, is the instructor of an aerobic dance class called “Pinkel’s Ladies” at the Activity and Recreation Center in Columbia. The class choreographs dances to oldies, show tunes and country music and meets three times a week. She has been teaching since 1980.

Anthony Slaughter, 22, talks about his work as a weather forecaster in Columbia.

Yossi Feintuch, who grew up in Israel, is the rabbi of Congregation Beth Shalom. He talks about why he likes Columbia and his favorite aspects of Judaism.