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Michelle Wilson, a registered dietician with Branz Nutrition, joins Megan Lynch with a look at foods that cause inflammation in our bodies, and what can or should be done to change our diet to adapt.
John Boyd, a business consultant with The Boyd Group, deals with site selections for large multi-national companies, joins Michael Calhoun to explain why Panera decided to move its HQ from Fenton to the Boston area. How can this be prevented in the future?
Chesterfield City Manager Mike Geisel and Parks director Wayne Dunker join Michael Calhoun. Chesterfield's pool is around 30 years old, and residents will have to decide on whether to spend money to invest in a new one. 'We knew this was coming,' says Geisel and replacing the pool was part of the 5 year plan. 'The pool is not scheduled to open in 2027,' says Geisel.
KMOX's Maria Keena explores the recent St Louis County Council discussion on data center regulations. Public comment to the planning commission will continue through the end of August.
Paul Drabek is the regional representative for the American Coaster Enthusiasts. He joins Michael Calhoun with a look at Six Flags in Eureka, soon to be renamed, Mid-America by Enchanted Parks under new ownership. Is the new ownership doing a good job with the park? Are there better resources?
KMOX Media Expert Julie Smith joins Megan Lynch. She answers several questions today including why movie trailers are so loud, and why is unwanted email called Spam?
KMOX's Michael Calhoun visits with Dustin Allison, CEO of Arch to Park Equity Fund. That group has purchased the Kiener Plaza parking garages along Chestnut Street in downtown St Louis. Allison says they plan to evaluate both garages and want to invest to return retail to that 2 block segment between 7th and Broadway.
KMOX's Sean Malone explores a new drone-based delivery system in St Louis that could be delivering locally in as soon as, 'a couple months,' says Jessie Poole-Strang, the Communications Lead with Wing. The company operates out of Wal-Mart parking lots. Poole-Strang says their drones are mostly autonomous, with cameras only pointing down to avoid obstacles and protect privacy.
Mike Isaacson, Artistic Director and Executive Producer at The Muny in Forest Park says, 'there's something about moving and leaving home,' that is tied to our identity, as told in 'Meet Me In St Louis.' Isaacson says the show is powerful, and says, 'people are weeping at the end.' 'Meet Me In St Louis' runs through August 13 in Forest Park. Visit: https://muny.org/shows/
Steven Fitzpatrick Smith, owner of the Royale on South Kingshighway, is not only resurrecting the long-dormant sister city relationship between St. Louis and Galway, Ireland, but he's MOVING there. At least for a year to work on a master's degree. Why Galway, why sister city relationship and what about the Royale? He talks it over with Debbie Monterrey.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Washington University Medicine Immunologist Dr. Hanover Matz who studied the vaccine when it was in the clinical trial stage.
There are privacy concerns that are growing with FLOCK cameras and Drones. We told you Wednesday about how the Drone as a First Responder program located a man who had eluded O'Fallon Missouri Police . Our Maria Keena talked with the Real Time Information Center's Manager Mike Nunnery.
Psychologist Dr. Roger Rhoades joins Megan Lynch to talk about what happened with the TikTok live stream of Perez Hilton.
Dr. Raymond R. Roberts, Pastor, Professor of Health Ethics at University of Richmond, and Author of "A Democratic and Republican Faith: A Public Theology for a Church and Nation in Crisis joins Megan Lynch to talk about his book and if our democracy is in crisis.
Michael Wallace, Senior Professor of Practice, Program Director of Emergency & Security Studies at Tulane University joins Megan Lynch to discuss the reports that the US stockpile of weapons is dwindling and what it means for the future.
There are privacy concerns that are growing with FLOCK cameras and Drones. We told you Wednesday about how the Drone as a First Responder program located a man who had eluded O'Fallon Missouri Police. Our Maria Keena talked with the Real Time Information Center's Manager Mike Nunnery about the restrictions they have to fly the drone and more.
KMOX's Beth Coghlan goes in depth with Stephen Siller Jr. about his dad's story and the Tunnel of Towers Foundation.
Megan Lynch is joined by Dr. Ericka Rutledge, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Founder, Wellness in Actions to talk about how to deal with anxiety of kids going back to school.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner at Harris, Young, and Kayser joins Megan Lynch to talk about an officer using Flock to stalk ex during divorce, how Amazon treats independent drivers and TikTok settling three social media lawsuit filed on behalf of teens.
Debra Leiter, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Missouri-Kansas City joins Megan Lynch to break down some of the results that we saw yesterday in the primary election plus voter turnout.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Dr. Benjamin Kay, A Pediatric Neurologist at Washington University Medicine about the shift in sleep schedules for kids with school about to start up again.
Real Time Information Center's Mike Nunnery with the O'Fallon Missouri Police Department is crediting drone technology with bringing a potentially dangerous domestic situation to a peaceful end. Our Maria Keena delves into just how useful drones can be for law enforcement.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun talked with Missouri Association of Realtors spokesman Scott Charton about Amendments 4 and 5 both being rejected by 80% of the voters.
Michelle Wilson, Registered Dietician with Branz Nutrition joins Megan Lynch to talk about fiber, why we need it in our diet and how do we add it in.
Chelsey Wen, Senior Health Data Analyst, U.S. News & World Report joins Megan Lynch as they discuss the best US Hospitals and what local hospitals rank high as well as what people look at to decide if it is a good hospital or not.
ABC News National Correspondent Jim Ryan joins Megan Lynch to discuss how hotel in-room Wi-Fi might be stealing your identity and what you can do to prevent this.
Adam Simmons , Founder of the non-profit Project Geospatial joins Megan Lynch to talk about where St. Louis lands on the geospatial map and what we could do better.
KMOX's Sean Malone spoke with St. Charles Mayor Dan Borgmeyer who got an advanced viewing of the company's upcoming presentation to aldermen.
TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about the new season of Ted Lasso and what is coming up next for America's Got Talent.
KMOX Media Expert Julie Smith joins Megan Lynch discussing how our reliance on the digital world is creating a need for new terminology like Phubbing, Synthetic Concensus, and The Spiral of Silence.
The Missouri primary is tomorrow. Voters across the state are preparing to make important decisions that could shape Missouri for years to come. Missouri Net's Bill Pollock spoke with reporter Matt Pilger and Missouri Independent Deputy Editor Rudi Keller about the issues, races, and ballot measures voters should know before heading to the polls.
Heather Zehr, AccuWeather Meteorologist joins Megan Lynch to talk about why Illinois has seen so many tornados this year.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun is joined by Kevin Young, Manager of Electric Training and former lineman for Ameren to talk about generators and severe weather.
Megan Lynch is joined by Stephen Nolan, CEO of Nutritics. Roughly 33 million Americans have at least one food allergy. New research suggests restaurants are losing $12.6 billion by failing to cater to these diners.
Anthony Martinez is a Reference Librarian and the program instructor. He talks with KMOX's Jade Aubrey about the safe sitter program.
Debbie Monterrey is joined by Matthew R. Kerns, President and Artistic Director of Fringe Fest about this years fringe festival.
KMOX Travel Expert Peter Greenberg joins Megan Lynch to discuss premium seats on planes, secret flights, and any surprises for rest of summer travel season.
Debbie Monterrey is joined by Josh Ward of Great Rivers Greenway and Fletcher from the Missouri Botanical Garden to talk about the Outdoor Leadership Corps.
We now know in St. Louis County, there are 117 people who have been confirmed to have Cyclospora, as of this report. That number could be much higher. Each area's health department is responsible for contacting sick individuals.
Burton Kelso, The Technology Expert, Integral-KC joins Megan Lynch to talk about google recently changing privacy settings to allow store more user data and improve its AI.
Debbie Monterrey talks with Steve Schoenbeck, Author of "Webster Groves: A Walk Through History." to get a history lesson on how Webster Groves got its name.
Roxana Education Association President Kim Jones joins Megan Lynch joins to discuss the reason for them to picket outside the district's administration building and what is the hold up for the teachers to get new contracts.
Chris Duncan, Political Science Professor, Saint Louis University joins Megan Lynch to go in depth on Amendment's 4 and 5 and what it means for Missouri.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with Otis Williams, the last surviving member of The Temptations was in attendance at The Muny for the show that runs through August 2nd and shares his thoughts on the show.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann about what St. Charles County is doing with tax breaks.
Megan Lynch talked about how to create a realistic routine reset with Dr. Ericka Rutledge Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Mental Health Consultant, and Founder of Wellness in Actions.
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KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner at Harris, Young, and Kayser joins Megan Lynch to talk about Johnson and Johnson Talc deal and Meta disregarded its own research on harm to teens in Tennessee and more.
The University of Missouri campuses and 240 partners have gotten a federal grant of $160 million to create a Midwest hub for mining, research, logistics, and shipping rare minerals needed now for high tech. Missouri Net's Ashley Byrd drills down on what this all means for Missouri with UM President Mun Choi.
Megan Lynch talked with Ann Vastmans, Regional Communications Manager for the American Red Cross about the need for blood donors.
Scouts are now earning two new badges that may seem like a departure from the wilderness skills you might traditionally associate with scouting. But they reflect the new world our kids are living in.Tom Kroenung, Director of Program Development at Greater St. Louis Area Council Scouting joins Megan Lynch to discuss the new AI and Cybersecurity badges. (Image credit - ChristinLola / iStock / Getty Images Plus)
Branz Nutrition registered dietician Michelle Wilson says the new 'Boy Kibble' trend gives eaters 'more control' of what's going in their bodies. She says the limit to the meals is the lack of some fat, which is essential to diets. The bowls take advantage of meat and rice paired together, which are homemade. She says it can be a 'really good bridge,' for people getting into cooking their own meals.
Earnings and sales, 'remain fairly solid,' says WWJ Auto Expert Jeff Gilbert following a visit to General Motors this week by Pres Donald Trump. 'We're still seeing pickup trucks and SUVs as the most popular vehicles,' Gilbert tells Megan Lynch. He does see a trend of, 'longer and longer loans,' for car buyers. Gilbert also looks at a new insurance institute study of Waymo self-driving cars which reports fewer crashes than human-driven cars. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
US News consumer credit card analyst, Adriana Ocañas tells Megan Lynch that '1-in-5' parents says they need their kids to help pay for back-to-school supplies this year. She points out that daily costs for food and fuel are cutting into their budgets. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Aaron Robertson is an SIUE junior studying Mechanical Engineering, he's one of the drivers of 'Orion' a solar car in the Electrek American Solar Challenge. He chatted with Megan Lynch. The SIUE team is one of nearly two dozen schools participating in the race that started today. The teams of drivers travel 15-hundred miles along the Great River Road and Route 66 from Minneapolis to Texas - in 8 days. (Courtesy SIUE)
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey with a look at this week's offerings on TV and streaming, including 'Furious' and celebrities on 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire.'
'We are going to believe messages we like,' says KMOX Media Expert Julie Smith. She joins Megan Lynch as content creators seemingly become more trusted than 'legacy media.'
Courtney Rozen, U.S. Technology Policy Reporter, Thomson Reuters News Agency, joins Megan Lynch. 'It sounds like it's out of sci-fi movie, it's not,' says Roszen of an AI program, 'got out of it's box,' and hacked a competing AI platform. Has this happened before? 'We don't know the answer to that question, which is not satisfying, of course,' says Rozen. Should there be a quicker way to 'kill' an AI platform if their programming goes too far?
Dr Rachel Orscheln, a Wash U infectious disease specialist at St Louis Children's Hospital joins Megan Lynch. She is 'absolutely,' concerned with the high level of measles cases, the highest in 35 years. She notes that when, 'rates of routine childhood vaccine fall,' cases increase. She points out that 'serious complications,' can come from measles. (Photo by Jan Sonnenmair/Getty Images)
Brad Jones, Missouri State Director, NFIB, joins Megan Lynch. He shares his concerns over sensitive requested information to fill out certain government reports in a corporate transparency act.
Megan Lynch re-visits the top stories for the week as covered by the KMOX newsroom. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Megan Lynch visited with Hillary Stanfield, Middle Market Technology Banker with Truist, about the changes in banking. She talks about how large banks are adapting to 'peer to peer' sites like Square, Venmo, Pay Pal, which allow for instant transactions between people. 'There s not enough talk about fraud and cybersecurity,' says Stanfield, about 'non traditional payment mechanisms.'
More people are getting scammed over low airfares, says The Technology Expert, Burton Kelso, he links it to the, 'demise of Spirit Airlines,' a low-cost carrier. 'Scammers are pretty good, they'll ask for all sorts of financial information,' says Kelso. He joins Megan Lynch. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Sylvester Chisom, co-founder of Show Me the World Coffee, says the organization, after years of bringing students to the coffee-making parts of the world, is expanding to help non-profits to fundraise. The new 'Show Me the Cause' www.ShowMetheCause.com still includes students working in every aspect of the coffee business, but the coffee sales will generate funds for other programs, like athletics and music where wrapping paper, and popcorn have been the traditional sellers. 'No more frozen pizzas and random items,' jokes Chisom, 'coffee and tea are the second and third most drank beverages in the world.'
The debut of the new Netflix series based on the 'Little House on the Prairie' series by Laura Ingalls Wilder has drawn some interest to the Laura Ingalls Wilder Home & Museum in Mansfield, Mo. Curater Tana Melton says Wilder eventually spent a majority of her life in Missouri, in Mansfield. Melton says Wilder originally wrote her stories geared for adults, but they didn't sell well, she then rewrote them as a series of children's books. She says the home is fulled with history, including Pa's fiddle, which was made famous in the books and on the tv series starring Michael Landon. (Photo by Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images)
Geoff Fowler is the Head of public engagement, Youth AI Safety Institute, Common Sense Media. He joins Megan with a look at a new report on AI-generated images. The institute conducted a national survey of teens, half of them have seen AI-generated sexual images and a quarter of it was of themselves. Where are they seeing it? A 'vast majority were seeing it in their social media feeds,' and group chats with friends says Fowler. 66% said they were scared of a deep-fake being created of themselves, Folwer tells Lynch. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Fans of 'The Big Bang Theory' will want to check out a new sci-fi comedy featuring comic book store owner, Stuart in 'Stuart Fails to Save the Universe.' TV Guide's Matt Roush says a new season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds debuts this week, and Discovery Channel returns with 'Shark Week' programming. (Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images)
'I know it will be emotional when I get up there,' Joe Buck tells Tom Ackerman as he's headed to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame this weekend in Cooperstown, NY. He looks back on his longtime career and his start with the Cardinals as a 21-year old. 'Its pretty nuts to think at 21 I was doing this stuff,' says Buck, 'Joe you're the luckiest guy in the world,' and 'believe me, I'm the first guy to admit that.' (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young says lawsuits are already being filed against Taco Bell by individuals impacted by the cyclospora outbreak; Elijah Gantt heads to court for his role in the injury of a Ferguson police officer; and a new lawsuit in a weight-loss drug case.
KMOX's Megan Lynch talks about the new Missouri law creating a "Rangers" program for schools with a leading expert in school safety and crisis response, Dr. Stephen Brock. Brock is professor emeritus of the School Psychology Program at California State University and one of the lead authors of the National Association of School Psychologists PREPaRE curriculum.
Doctor Katie Groom is the Medical Director for VEG emergency vet and animal hospital in Brentwood, She joins KMOX's Maria Keena with a warning about blue green algae in water.
Stuart Keating, Executive Director of the Landmarks Association of St. Louis is working with St. Louis Public Schools on how to save at least some of the historic buildings they no longer need. He joins Debbie Monterrey.
It's a position that's been recognized for years in Illinois but is now gaining national recognition, according to Nanette Larson, who is with the Illinois Department of Human Services.
It's a position that's been recognized for years in Illinois but is now gaining national recognition. That's according to Nanette Larson, with the Illinois Department of Human Services.
It will connect the MidAmerica St. Louis Airport to Lambert International Airport.Ken Sharkey with the St. Clair County Transit District says the Mascoutah Police Department will provide security at the stop once it's open.
Does what you eat impact testosterone? Michelle Wilson, Registered Dietician, Branz Nutrition joins Megan Lynch with an explanation.
A new study including 4 Missouri prisons is looking to create a calmer and safer environment inside the walls. Missouri Net's Sue Danielson learned more about the concepts being used from University of Missouri Social Work Professor Kelli Canada.
ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski joins Megan Lynch. He explains the new AI models coming to the marketplace and how they may shake up the space.
Saint Louis University is announcing a new Geospatial Center. Megan Lynch got more details from Professor Vasit Sagan who will lead the center as Director and Gregory Triplett, Dean of the School of Science and Engineering.
Entertainment news with TV Guide's Matt Roush and KMOX's Debbie Monterrey. Comedian Bill Maher is honored and Shaq has a new tv contest featuring dunks.
Julie Smith, KMOX Media Expert, joins Megan Lynch. Says local tv stations are working to re-invent themselves by engaging more in online content. She says younger audiences want their information immediately, and on their own schedule.
Lucas Edwards is a physician assistant with OSF Medical Group - Primary Care in Godfrey, IL. He joins Megan Lynch on the heels of US Defense Secretary's calls for testosterone testing and supplements for men in the military. How is testing for low testosterone done?
$6.33 per pound is the going rate for copper. That's according to ABC's Jim Ryan as copper thieves are targeting copper wiring for a quick payout. He joins Megan Lynch.
Eric Hall, SLU Director of Forensic Science, joins Sean Malone. Identification efforts are underway by the St Clair County coroner continues to work on identifying the remains of the child found last week believed to be related to a 2024 kidnapping.
'Employment seems relatively stable,' says St Louis Federal Reserve economist Charles Gascon. The Reserve has released its 'Beige Book' for the region. He calls the report on consumer spending, 'relatively mixed.' 'Prices are increasing at a relatively robust pace,' says Gascon.
Chris Hanson, Executive Director of the Kranzberg Arts Foundation joins Debbie Monterrey with a preview of MATI (Music at the Intersection). MATISTL.org for more info.
Emmett Williams with Cinema St Louis, joins Debbie Monterrey with a preview of the 26th annual St Louis Filmmakers Showcase.
Dr. Thomas Siler is a sleep medicine and pulmonary physician with Midwest Chest Consultants in St. Charles. He joins Fred Bodimer as the House has passed a bill that would keep the US on Daylight Saving Time. He says medically, Standard Time would be the best, but swapping back and forth is the worst scenario. 'The most important thing is to have a regular bed time and waking time,' says Siler. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)
Megan Lynch visits with The James S. McDonnell Planetarium Manager Will Snyder about a serious upgrade over the last few months.Starting this Saturday... you'll have the opportunity to experience state-of-the-art, real-time views of outer space in the Planetarium's domed Orthwein StarBay.
SNL alums Will Ferrell, Molly Shannon and Chris Parnell have a new golf comedy series, 'Hawk' set to air on Netflix this week. TV Guide's Matt Roush previews with Debbie Monterrey. (Photo by Emilee Chinn/Getty Images)
Debbie Monterrey visits with Girls INC St Louis President & CEO Cheryl Jones. The 'Girls Leading Change' National Summit is in St Louis this week. 250 girls are in town from across the US and Canada.
Bill Clevlen, Bill on the Road joins Megan Lynch to talk about Indianapolis and all everything you can do. (Courtesy Bill Clevlen)
John Goodwin, Humane World for Animals, Senior Managing Director of Puppy Mills and Equine Protection joins Megan Lynch to talk about the ban on sales of puppies in pet stores and how it is helping with puppy mill problem.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with Dr. Farrin Manian of Mercy Health to discuss Cyclospora and how to best clean and what food to avoid.
Marc Schreiber, President of the St. Louis Sports Commission joins KMOX's Megan Lynch to talk about $2.5 million in Rams settlement funds the organization will use to attract more top level sporting events to the region
Michelle Wilson, Registered Dietician, Branz Nutrition joins Megan Lynch to talk about the pros and cons of the trending "sauerkraut diet"
Leslie Gill, Rung for Women joins Megan Lynch to talk about how jobs are shifting, fewer people getting hired and AI beginning to create change in the market.
Burton Kelso, The Technology Expert joins Megan Lynch to discuss how AI is used in product development.
Personal Injury Attorney Lem Garcia joins Megan Lynch to talk about the legal recourse a family might have if kids are harmed doing the "Benadryl Challenge."
TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about Nations Dumbest on FOX and Ride or Die on Amazon Prime.
Julie Smith, KMOX Media Expert joins Megan Lynch to talk about how few people have ever spoken with a journalist.
Chad Mahoney, President and CEO, Missouri Broadcasters Association joins Megan Lynch to talk about the importance of AM radio and where the bill stands to keep it in cars.
Jim Ryan, ABC News National Correspondent joins Megan Lynch to talk about the use of GLP-1's has reached a new high.
Ryan Benedict, Missouri Task Force 1 Technical Information Specialist joins Megan Lynch to talk about Black River Flooding and the recovery process.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer found out more about what's being called cyclo-spora from SLU Care general internist Dr. Fred Buckhold at SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital.
Travel Expert Peter Greenberg from Peter Greenberg Worldwide tells Megan Lynch that increasing tensions in the Middle East are leading to cheaper air travel for August.
Megan Lynch looks back on the week of July 6, 2026 and the stories covered by the KMOX newsroom.
Max Konan, author of, 'Start Over to Win: How to Build the Life You Want When You Don't Have Everything You Need' joins Megan Lynch in-studio. He talks about growing up in West Africa, coping with the aftermath of an auto accident that left him deaf in one ear, and starting over in the US following the death of his mother in his early 20s. (in studio picture)
Over 120,000 people have been through the Missouri History Museum's 'Mill Creek: Black Metropolis' exhibit since it opened last November. Gwen Moore with the Missouri History Museum joins Debbie Monterrey with details on the closing weekend.
Summer is the busiest season for animal control officers.At least, that's according to O'Fallon Police and Animal Control Officer, Danielle Lamb.
ABC Crime and Terrorism Analyst Brad Garrett joins Megan Lynch says a new online extortion scheme based in West Africa is preying on boys and young men on social media. He says the number of victims who DON'T report the interactions is, 'fairly high.'
Ron Deedrick, Local Government Affairs Director with Illinois Realtors, joins Megan Lynch. He explains why areas like Belleville, IL are amending ordinances which had outlawed smaller homes, making traditional smaller houses easier to repair and build. He says Belleville is also looking at modernizing their zoning and building codes. He says the code was last updated in the 1960s or 1970s. (Image - iStock/Getty Images Plus)
NAACP St Louis President Adolphus Pruitt says the new legislation proposed in the City of St Louis doesn't allow for residents to determine if data centers are allowed in their neighborhoods. Megan Lynch explains.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun gets an update from ABC's Alex Stone on the case against the man accused of killing MAGA-activist Charlie Kirk in Utah.
Dr. Herluf Lund, board-certified plastic surgeon, at St. Louis Cosmetic Surgery joins Megan Lynch. Are filters and AI manipulation of images giving potential clients unrealistic expectations? 'The manipulation of all of these images kind of has the potential to lead patients to believing sometime sis something that can be achieved,' through surgery says Dr Lund.
Sarah Ehrhard Reid, Chief of Women's Health for the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, joins KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer with a look at the newest report on maternal health in Missouri. (Photo by Alexandra Beier/Getty Images)
TV Guide Magazine's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey with a review of Netflix's new 'Little House on the Prairie' series and a look at the Emmy Nominations. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
Brian Page, Founder of Modern Husbands, joins Megan Lynch as the 'Trump Accounts' investment plan kicks off this week. How secure are they? What can they be used for? How safe is the $1000 offered by the government to children who were born recently?'Take advantage of that, clearly. You don't want to turn down free money,' laughs Page.Pages's podcast can be found at Modern Husbands.com
'DNA is different than just a property right interest,' says Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst. He comments on the 23 and Me data breach case that is being tried here in St Louis. 23 and Me went into bankruptcy and sold the genetic data, sparking the lawsuit.
Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell has been hospitalized for about 3 weeks, and only just yesterday, communicated with several Republican colleagues via phone. ABC National Correspondent Steven Portnoy tells Megan Lynch that there is, 'a great deal of curiosity,' about the health of McConnell, and that his Senate, 'office has not been very forthcoming,' with details about his health. 'clearly a mystery here.'
Bethany Huelskoetter is Supervising Clinician at Godfrey Pediatrics in the OSF Healthcare Medical Group, she joins Megan Lynch as Illinois reports a higher than normal number of cases of cyclosporiasis. She says it's, 'linked to contaminated food or water, especially fresh produce.' 'You can't just wash it off very easy,' says Huelskoetter, noting the, 'best way to kill the parasite it by cooking it first.' She says, 'watery diarrhea,' is one of 1st, and most uncomfortable symptoms.
Kim Cella is the Executive Director of Citizens for Modern Transit. She tells Debbie Monterrey about a new program with partners at AARP that is installing new bus stop benches in the region. Cella says they have a goal of, 'an additional 20 benches [installed] by September of 2027.'
The St. Louis food truck bill has reached it's final form. The bill allows food trucks to operate from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. in certain parts of the city including downtown and Cherokee Street. The bill's sponsor, Alderman Rasheen Aldridge, says it only needs one final vote to pass.
Bram Sable-Smith, Midwest Correspondent for KFF Health News, took to the woods and interviewed hunters and hikers about the risk of ticks. He joins Megan Lynch with his impressions , would they be welcome to a vaccine against Lyme disease? (Photo By Getty Images)
St Louis CITY SC broadcaster Jen Siess joins Megan Lynch following a dominating win by Belgium over the US in the World Cup. (Photo by Alex Grimm/Getty Images)
KMOX's Michael Calhoun visits with ABC News Legal Analyst Royal Oakes about the case against alleged assassin, Tyler Robinson. He's charged in the murder of MAGA-influencer Charlie Kirk.
Drew Davis founded Crippling Hot Sauce to prove a teacher wrong. That teacher gave him a B-minus for the original business proposal. Now it's a multi-million dollar brand, with a new name, Stacked. Now he's hitting the comedy scene this weekend at the Funny Bone at West Port Plaza. He joins Megan Lynch with the story.
St Louis Alderman Rasheen Aldridge tells KMOX's Jade Aubrey that his bill allowing food truck vendors in several new locations in St Louis, is in its final form. (Photo by Vivien Killilea/Getty Images for Kahala Brands)
A state program running through July is offering money for native seeds. Although the selection of seeds changes every month, In July, the Missouri Department of Conservation is buying ripe black cherry and wild plums seeds from Missourians.
KMOX Media Expert Julie Smith says that actors are upset about a new movie that features 'Tilly'. Why the outrage? 'Tilly' is AI generated. 'The genie is out of the bottle,' says Smith. Julie joins Megan Lynch every Monday.
St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department spokesperson Mitch McCoy joins Megan Lynch. This was the 1st weekend of a summer-long teen curfew for downtown and downtown west. How did the enforcement go? What is the difference between a teen takeover and a street takeover. McCoy explains that there were plans for a street takeover that they were able to break up.
Hany Farid is a digital forensics expert and professor at UC Berkeley’s School of Information. He joins Megan Lynch and says it's getting harder and harder to know what's real and what's fake online.
ABC News National Correspondent Steven Portnoy tells Megan Lynch that Pres Donald Trump will continue to demand that NATO allies spend more of their own funds on defense. Trump heads to a NATO summit in Türkiye this week.
Debbie Monterrey visits with Amanda Doyle and Cameron Collins, about their new book celebrating the history of Forest Park. “Forest Park: America’s Gathering Place Since 1876” (Photo by Donald Miralle/Getty Images)
Dan Zaralenga from the Missouri Department of Conservation tells KMOX's Jade Aubrey about a state program running through July that is offering money for native seeds. This month, the Missouri Department of Conservation is buying ripe black cherry and wild plums seeds from Missourians.
KMOX Travel Editor Peter Greenberg, host of Peter Greenberg Worldwide airing weekends here on KMOX joins Megan Lynch to discuss July 4th traffic and August air travel.
Steve Christensen, who brought Scoop School to the St. Louis region, is the Executive Director of the North American Ice Cream Association based in Wildwood. He joined Megan Lynch. 'People don't go to an ice cream shop to get ice cream,' says Christensen, they're going for a 'feeling.'
Debbie Monterrey is joined by Emily Young of Stream Teams United about the movement to create a cleaner spaces with a plastic free July.
Ben Szalinski, Statehouse Reporter for Capital News Illinois, has been following the race for the Governor's Mansion in Illinois. One of the challengers is utilizing artificial intelligence in their campaign. 'Darren Bailey is doing it the lazy way,' say people associated with Illinois Gov JB Pritzker's campaign, Szalinski tells Megan Lynch.
CNET’s Principal Writer Katie Collins, joins Megan Lynch. Is your wearable technology repairable?
Bee expert Nicole Miller-Struttmann with Webster University and ecologist Adam Smith with the Missouri Botanical Garden, join Megan Lynch. Is your 'messy' garden actually better for bees? 'St Louis city actually has a very high bee diversity,' says Miller-Struttmann. 'There's actually over 200 species,' in St Louis she says. (Photo by Matthias Hangst/Getty Images)
Dr. Charlotte Albinson is the medical director of Convenient Care and Virtual Care for the B-J-C Medical Group. She joins KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer with how to know if someone is being impacted by extreme heat.
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey with a preview of the television offerings over the Independence Day holiday weekend.
The 4th of July holiday is not just the celebration of the birth of a nation, it commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. The actual US Constitution didn't get drafted until almost a decade later. Historian Jay Sexton is the Chair of Constitutional Democracy at the University of Missouri and director of the Kinder Institute, and he joins Debbie Monterrey.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan Lynch on the heels of several high-profile Supreme Court decisions. The first was a ruling on a Pres Trump executive order on birthright citizenship, allowed under the 14th Amendment. 'I do believe this resolves the issue,' says Young. A pair of states can continue to ban transgender women from participating in sports. 'Moving forward, if a state wants to say sports are defined by your birth gender, they can do that,' says Young, but also if a state wanted to allow those few transgender athletes to compete, that would be allowed as well.
St Louis CITY SC broadcaster Jen Siess is joined by three St Louisans with Bosnian lineage: Vedad Ibišević, a SLU alum who played soccer for the Bosnian national team, Balkan Treat Box co-owner Edo Nalic, and St Louis CITY SC assistant coach, Elvir Kafedžić. They're all proud of their Bosnian heritage, happy they have a community in St Louis and are excited to watch the USA play Bosnia and Herzegovina in the World Cup. (Photo by Getty Images/Getty Images)
Peter Kastor, Professor of American History and American Culture Studies at Wash U, joins Megan Lynch. How did the American revolution come together? He says the revolution didn't have to happen, but 'It happened because people got upset in different places for different reasons.'
St Louis CITY SC assistant coach Elvir Kafedžić moved to St Louis from Bosnia with his family in 1998. He joins CITY SC broadcaster Jen Siess as the USA is set to face Bosnia and Herzegovina on Wednesday evening in the World Cup. (Photo by Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images)
KMOX's Jade Aubrey spoke with St. Louis Sewer District spokesperson Bess McCoy for an update on the ongoing sewer work under the I-44 overpass at Broadway and Biddle. That sewer line collapsed and caused the initial sinkhole which closed the interstate for several weeks. (Jade Aubrey Photo)
Cat Neville joins Megan Lynch in-studio. She explains how Explore St Louis is changing its direction to work to, 'bring people together.' 'We're right at the beginning of this journey,' says Neville, now the Executive Vice President of the Department of Community Engagement. She explains the importance of visitor dollars being spent in St Louis. 'There are so many different ways that people intersect with the St Louis experience,' say Neville.
Kristin LaRose, Chief Nursing Officer for Ranken Jordan Pediatric Bridge Hospital joins Megan Lynch with a look at a unique summer camp being offered for the 2nd year. She says the kids at Ranken Jordan are facing complex medical issues making it, 'challenging to do traditional fun things.'
Sean Malone goes in-depth with attorney John Davis, a partner at Kessler-Williams LLC, about a first degree murder charge against a 10-year-old in the shooting death of a 7-month old.
Megan Lynch catches up with an all-female team of pilots from Saint Louis University that took part in the annual Air Race Classic. It's an all-woman, daylight-only race held each June that spans four days and 25-hundred miles. Sydney Nimerick, Jocelyn Ciotti and sophomore Isabella Castr.
Megan Lynch caught up with downtown developer and proponent Amos Harris. Harris helped open the National Blues Museum on Washington Avenue. The Museum shut its doors this spring, saying lack of foot traffic was a major issue.
Debbie Monterrey visits with TV Guide Magazine's Matt Roush as they preview what to expect on television and streaming this week. 'Elle' a prequel to the 'Legally Blonde' movie on Netflix, and Millie Bobby Brown returns for the third time as the younger sister to Sherlock Holmes.
Dr. Ziyad Al Aly is a clinical researcher at Wash U Medicine and the VA St. Louis Health Care System. He joined KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer with a look at the Covid vaccine, to see if they 'cause any harm or are the associated with any adverse events.' The answer is no. We 'examined 46 different outcomes,' says Dr. Ziyad Al Aly, and found, 'no effect' from the vaccine. Those outcomes included stroke, heart attack, brain inflammation & more, and the rates were not different between the vaccinated and unvaccinated population,
Dr. Ryan Pitman, a pediatric gastroenterologist with Mercy Kids G-I, joins Fred Bodimer with an explanation on a new way for kids to receive an endoscopy.
Maggie Dougherty, Reporter, Capitol News Illinois, joins Megan Lynch. She's been exploring how the state of Illinois is spending revenue generated from gambling across the state. People in Illinois lost more than $7.7 billion gambling last year.
Kerry Schwindenhammer Forecasting Manager at AccuWeather, joins Megan Lynch with a preview of the extreme heat settling into the St Louis region this week.
Cindy Brinkley, Co Chair of the Innovation Village at Celebrate 250, joins Megan Lynch for a look at what visitors can expect.
Could tweaks to the housing codes lead to more affordable housing? Robbie Sequeira joined Megan Lynch to explain how these changes could help, but also make homes more dangerous. He cites a single stairway in an apartment building as the first example.
KMOX Media Expert Julie Smith joins Megan Lynch and explains a handful of new digital terms that you may not be aware of. These include algorithmic burnout, AI fatigue and social search.
Travel Expert Peter Greenberg joins Megan Lynch from the road. He says there are still some international deals to be had this summer for travel.
Debbie Monterrey visits with the Special Agent in Charge of the St Louis FBI office, Chris Crocker. Despite the growth in digital payments, checkwashing is still an issue. 'It happens a lot,' says Crocker.
Jade Aubrey visited with Emily McIlvoy, St Louis County Library's Teen Services Coordinator, about a 4-week program that teaches coding to young teenagers. Participants will be chosen by lottery. Entries accepted June 22-28. Winners will be randomly selected Monday, June 29 and contacted by end of business Tuesday, June 30. More information on how to sign-up: https://www.slcl.org/events/coding-101 (Photo by Leonardo Fernandez Viloria/Getty Images)
KMOX Auto Expert Greg Damon joined KMOX's Jade Aubrey. They discussed delays in getting work done on your car.
ABC News Crime & Terrorism Consultant Brad Garrett joins Megan Lynch for the first time. He's following the missing person case of Nancy Guthrie. Is there new information that may lead to an arrest? Is Guthrie dead or alive?
Geoff Williams is the author of 'The Summer of Death: The Great Heat Wave of 1936'. He joins Megan Lynch ahead of a wave of hot weather expected to hit St Louis this week.
Debbie Monterrey visits with Ali Salter from Magpie Mahjong about a recent poll that indicates the popularity of the game in St Louis. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
TV Guide Magazine's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey with a preview of the final season of 'The Bear' & a new series from Larry David.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, a partner at Harris, Young & Kayser, joins Megan Lynch on a weekly basis. This week he assesses a case that involves a SNAP benefit lawsuit over 'unhealthy food'; who is liable for dog bites?; is there a case from a St Charles bar owner over the ban of video gaming terminals?
Dr Maria-Victoria Alcaino is a veterinarian at Cypress Creek Pet Care in Cedar Park in Texas. She's been monitoring the screwworm outbreak there and joins Megan Lynch with an update. She talks about the concerns pet owners have about the issue.
One of the nation's largest urban parks, Forest Park, celebrates its 150th birthday this week. Lesley Hoffarth, President & Executive Director of Forest Park Forever chats with Megan Lynch and details the efforts of Forest Park Forever and the City of St Louis to revamp the park in the past 30 or so years.
OIin School of Business at Wash U Professor John Horn joins Megan Lynch. He points out how the impacts of the US attacks on Iran have changed the economy world wide.
Jordan Braxton of Pride St Louis joins Debbie Monterrey with a preview of the events surrounding St Louis' Pride Fest this weekend in downtown St Louis. (D Monterrey)
Megan Lynch talks with SLU Women’s flight team, Jocelyn Ciotti, Sydney Nimerick, and Isabella Castro to talk about the Air Race Classic and what it means to be an all women team.
McDonnell Planetarium Manager Will Snyder joins Megan Lynch to talk about the renovations that the Planetarium has gone through and how it will improve the experience.
MVC Commissioner Jeff Jackson joins Megan Lynch to discuss the reason for moving the Women's Basketball Championship to St. Louis and how that adds to the event.
Beth Fitzgerald, President, Magic House, St. Louis Children’s joins Megan Lynch to talk about the benefits of playing has for kids and what the Magic House has planned.
TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about another season for Jane Seymour on Acorn TV, The Other Bennet Sister and The American Experiment on Netflix.
That's because Illinois is increasing incentives for the sale of higher biodiesel blends.
Debbie Monterrey talks with Jim Mosquera, Board President for Community Value Alliance to talk about the non profits in the area and how tough it has been for them in the last year.
KMOX's Sean Malone goes in depth to look at recent dog attacks and if they are on the rise.
Capitol News Illinois reporter Naomi Taxay talks with KMOX's Jade Aubrey about Illinois is officially the home of the soybean and state lawmakers are pushing biodiesel in hopes it will keep more.
Blake Ashby, Author of 'Socialism and the Democratic Party: The Case for a Return to Moderated Capitalism' a former Republican, turned Independent, turned Democrat joins Megan Lynch to discuss his feels on why socialism can't deliver promises for the Democratic Party.
KMOX's Jade Aubrey talks with Franklin Rosario, the Regional Manager of Ripple Glass about what they do with the recycled glass and what glass they can take and what they can not.
The 2026 World's Largest Catsup Bottle Festival is Saturday from 2-7 p.m. in Collinsville, commemorating the 100th anniversary of Route 66 and the 77th birthday of the catsup bottle landmark.
KMOX Travel Advisor Peter Greenberg, Host of Peter Greenberg Worldwide joins Megan to discuss ticket prices on traveling, and if oil prices dropping effect it at all.
Patrick Ishizuka, Researcher and Sociology Professor at WashU joins Megan Lynch to discuss fathers and if they can really have it all.
Megan Lynch talks with Dr. Ericka Rutledge, St. Louis-based psychologist and author of the adult parody "Goodnight Grind: The Darkly Funny Lullaby for Folks Who've Done Too Much for Too Damn Long"
AccuWeather Meteorologist Bill Dager joins Megan Lynch to discuss the high tornado count in Illinois this year just 6 months into the year.
Nora Demleitner, Senior Fellow at the Council on Criminal Justice joins Megan Lynch to discuss Luigi Mangione's plans to assert a psychiatric defense in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about new seasons of House of Dragon and The Agency plus Marilyn Monroe.
Missouri Eagle Forum will host a town hall featuring proponents of amendment five, which seeks to eliminate the income tax and raise other taxes if approved by voters. KMOX's Sean Malone got the latest from State Representative Ben Keathley.
What are the pros and cons of handing your credit card to an AI chatbot? Total Information AM's Megan Lynch asks Rachid Wehbi, Founder and CEO of Sell The Trend, an AI-based e-commerce system that helps merchants find products and understand the latest trends.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner at Harris, Young, and Kayser joins Megan Lynch to discuss Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has reached settlements with distributors to stop sales of concentrated Kratom products and a Wentzville judge is in hot water.
A new Wash U Medicine study takes a closer look at an investigational mRNA-based flu vaccine from Moderna that appears to protect against a wide array of influenza strains. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer found out more about that when he talked with one of the authors of the study Wash U Medicine immunologist Dr. Hanover Matz
John Berglund, St. Louis developer and founder of River City Asset Advisors joins Megan Lynch to discuss the creation of Missouri Innovation Zones and what communities need to do to get their share of incentives.
Taking public transit allows commuters to, 'see the region from a new perspective,' says Citizens for Modern Transit Senior Director Travis Wood. That's just one of the positives when taking part in the annual 'Dump the Pump' day in the St Louis region coming up on Thursday, June 18. Additionally, visit DumpThePumpSTL.com beginning Wednesday June 17, at 5pm, for a limited 24 hour offer for free 30-day transit pass.
Thomasina Clark, Sheryl Rogers and Peggy Neely-Harris, all retired teachers and members of the St. Louis arts community are headed to Chicago as the Obama Presidential Center opens there. All feel a deep connection to the 44th President -- the first African American President of the United States.
Rich Frankel, former Special Agent in Charge of the FBI in New York, joins Michael Calhoun with a look at how security is prepared for large-scale events like the World Cup. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)
John Puls, a psychotherapist and clinical social worker who works with teens and young adults, joins Megan Lynch. Why are seemingly more teens taking part in 'takeovers', some of which become violent? 'They want to experience this rush,' and gain more attention, says Puls. 'There's a group-think mentality' when they're are with each other explains Puls, 'the off-switch doesn't exist.'
TV Guide Magazine's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey with a look at the season finale of Apple TV's 'Widow's Bay'; plus a look at several British shows heading to your tv set.
KMOX traffic reporter Rodger Brand explains the impact of the sinkhole at Broadway and Biddle which will necessitate a week-long closure of Interstate 44 through downtown St Louis. He was on with Megan Lynch.
KMOX Media Expert Julie Smith joins Megan Lynch. She says to not get down on yourself if you find yourself scrolling through social media longer than you had planned to. She says that is exactly how the social media companies planned it, it means their programming is working correctly. She says to set a timer or remove or move the apps to a different page on your phone. She calls it a 'big, big challenge,' and is 'intoxicating.' (Photo Illustration by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Colleen Mulvihill, SBDC Business Counselor and Small Business Development Manager at the St. Louis Economic Development Partnership & Kevin Wilson, executive director of the St. Louis Small Business Empowerment Center, join Megan Lynch. STL Encore Connect is focused on, 'the un-retirement trend,' of older Americans starting their own small businesses over the age of 50.
AccuWeather meteorologist Alex Duffus joins Megan Lynch. He says conditions are present for an El Nino weather patter this summer, pointing out warmer than normal ocean temperatures. He also says there is a '70% chance' that we could see a 'Super El Nino' this winter.
Marjorie Moore is the Chief Executive Officer, AgeSmart Community Resources, she joins Megan Lynch in-studio. She says that 75% of abuse of the elderly is from a trusted loved one or caregiver. She says staying connected with elderly loved ones is the best way to make sure they're staying away from potential abuse.
KMOX Travel Expert Peter Greenberg, Peter Greenberg Worldwide, tells Megan Lynch to 'look for October' as the earliest that airfare prices may drop after a US/Iran peace deal is signed.
Derrick Ramert, Troy Residents for Responsible Development, joins Megan Lynch. He says he's grateful for the city's response to residents' concerns over data-center development. He points to Aurora, IL as a town that rural towns are looking at as example, and says that Troy might become a model as well.
A family became stuck on SkyScreamer, the swing ride that's one of the tallest at Six Flags in Eureka on Thursday night. KMOX's Michael Calhoun caught up with Eureka Fire Chief Scott Barthelmass following a dramatic rescue ahead of storms and with Six Flags St. Louis spokeswoman Elizabeth Gotway.
Col Juan Cox was just appointed as St Louis County Police and joins Megan Lynch. He jokes that his top priority, 'the first is try not to screw it up.' He wants the department to focus on reducing violent crime, community outreach and be more 'data-driven.' He addresses the teen takeover events. 'We have to really start holding these juveniles accountable for their action,' says Cox. Cox says we're 'Definitely seeing a lack of parenting.' He chats about his relationship with former Chief Kenneth Gregory and inter-agency relationships that he promoted.
Missouri Net's Matt Pilger caught up with Missouri Bankers Association President and CEO Jackson Hataway to get an update on the penny supply. Are retailers able to get pennies when requested? Issues with getting access to pennies, 'has leveled off' says Hataway.
Illinois becomes the 13th state to allow medical aid in dying this fall. Columnist Paula Span covers aid in dying legislation for the New York Times and KFF Health news, & she joins Megan Lynch with details. 'There hasn't really been any credible evidence of abuse,' of the laws she says. 'There's actually very broad public support,' for the legalization says Span. Read More: https://kffhealthnews.org/aging/physician-assisted-death-suicide-medical-aid-in-dying-legal-new-york-illinois/
KMOX's Maria Keena visits with Landmarks Association of St. Louis Executive Director Stuart Keating on the Saint Louis Public School's Board of Education green lighting demolishing three vacant schools, which were in the May 2025 tornado zone. Scullin, Hempstead and Euclid Schools.
KMOX's Sean Malone with Missouri State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick. They discuss the recent report on the Francis Howell School District and their dealings with former Superintendent Mike Dominguez, who was dismissed from the job and paid a $229,167 settlement.
TV Guide Magazine's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey as the World Cup begins tonight on Fox. He also teases a British mystery.
Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst, partner at Harris, Young & Kayser, joins Megan Lynch every week for an update on cases you need to know about. The state of the repeal of the Missouri income tax is still in limbo, the Supreme Court is set to release verdicts on several 2nd Amendment cases, one regarding transgender athlete bans in a pair of states, and the cost of worker visas; and what happens now to the Festus council recall efforts?
Auto thieves have moved on from catalytic converters to air bags. ABC's Jim Ryan joins Megan Lynch, he says there are now 50-thousand airbags stolen every year. 'Every car with an airbag is susceptible,' says Ryan, pointing out that a good thief, 'can do it in a minute.' (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dr. Alexander Garza, the Chief Community Health Officer at SSM Health, joins Megan Lynch ahead of the World Cup. How concerned should we be about Ebola and World Cup visitors? (Photo by Jay Biggerstaff/Getty Images)
KMOX's Megan Lynch visits with Michelle Wilson a registered dietician with Branz Nutrition. She talks about the importance of staying hydrated as the extreme heat and humidity move through St Louis this week. What are some of the best foods and drinks to consume? (Photo by Sam Greenwood/Getty Images)
St Louis developer Alex Oliver says his new Wash Avenue food hall will feature 6 food vendors and two bars along with a pair of desert and snack vendors when it opens later this year. Oliver joined Megan Lynch and says the venue will, 'create an atmosphere where people want to gather. They can be social. They can get a variety of foods.' The Wash Ave Food Hall, located at 1122 Washington Ave., is scheduled to debut in October.
'St Paul, Pray for Us' is a new documentary film from Joe Parisi, exploring the history of a St Louis tradition, the St Paul sandwich. He joins Megan Lynch in-studio to talk about the folklore beg Parisi explains gthe Egg foo young patty on white bread with lettuce, tomato, pickle, onion and mayo. 'This was something that was born here, in the city,' of St Louis says Parisi. Park Chop Suey in St Louis is where the legend says the the St Paul sandwich came from, first called that and sold under that name in 1974. JoeParisiFilms.com
Eva Velasquez from the Identity Resource Center joins Megan Lynch. She says that identity theft schemes are getting more complex for victims to deal with.
Kelley Hiatt with the St. Louis Film Office joins Sean Malone as a new movie, 'Love on the Hill' is set to begin shooting on, 'The Hill'. How do the state film tax incentives impact productions? Hiatt says an additional 2 productions are set to film in town later this summer, plus a documentary series is filming in St Louis currently as well as a docu-series featuring Chuck Berry's life.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun visits with Laurie Merriman, one of the Festus residents involved in a recall effort of members of the City Council. Several members of the Council voted against placing their own recall measures on an upcoming ballot. Merriman says the effort will continue. The controversy surrounds a proposed data center that residents objected to, but the council passed.
Sunday's chaos in Shrewsbury, along with teen takeovers elsewhere in the city and county, have raised a lot of questions about how the system handles kids who break the law. KMOX's Michael Calhoun sat down with a longtime former city prosecutor Rachel Smith to walk through how it actually works, and why.
KMOX's Tom Ackerman remembers the longtime executive director of Guns 'N Hoses, Steve Holley. Holley passed away this week at the age of 70.
KMOX's Maria Keena visits with 'Linda from Affton' the 'lady that feeds people. She's stepped up and helps feed her community, from her own kitchen.
KMOX Media Expert Julie Smith joins Megan Lynch. They detail a large settlement stemming from a case where a school district sued a social media giant for causing harm to students in their district. Smith says there are some 5700 lawsuits against social media platforms, alleging mental health issues facing children & teens.
By 2030, the number of senior citizens in Missouri is expected to be higher than the number of children and teens. By 2060, the Department of Human and Senior Services says that gap will be "significant." KMOX's Jade Aubrey talks with Mindy Ulstad, the Chief of the Bureau of Senior Program with the Department about the impact of those numbers.
Nicola Wood, Senior Editor of Travel at U.S. News & World Report, joins Megan Lynch with a look at the river cruise industry.
Steve Christensen, who brought Scoop School to the St. Louis region, is the Executive Director of the North American Ice Cream Association based in Wildwood. He joined Megan Lynch. 'People don't go to an ice cream shop to get ice cream,' says Christensen, they're going for a 'feeling.'
Travel Advisor Peter Greenberg, host of Peter Greenberg Worldwide, joins Megan Lynch every Friday morning. Are we seeing more travelers on airlines this summer? 'Its not a surge of air travelers,' it is airlines 'cancelling thousands of flights because of rising fuel prices.'
Grab your baskets, strawberry lovers. The Kimmswick Strawberry festival is back this weekend.
Megan Lynch takes you back through he week of stories that KMOX has highlighted this week, in case you missed it.
Karen Bradshaw, SSM Health Regional Director of Community Health, joins Megan Lynch. She explains the importance of Carolyn Kindle's $10 million gift.
Debbie Monterrey chats with Dan Pistor from the Downtown Neighborhood Association ahead of their group's downtown home tour, set for Saturday, June 13th from 11am to 4pm. Visit https://saintlouisdna.org/downtown-st-louis-living-tour/
The regular 'Beige Book' from the St Louis Federal Reserve is out. Federal Reserve economist Charles Gascon joins Megan Lynch with a look at the 'snapshot' of the St Louis region. Energy prices have risen at, 'a pretty robust pace,' says Gascon, contributing to higher costs across the region. He says tourism and the hospitality side, looked pretty good.
Kansas City is the only mid-west host city for the World Cup. Jim Rowland, Visit Missouri, National Account Manager for Sports says some 650,000 people were initially expected to visit Missouri for the World Cup. He joins Megan Lynch with a preview of its economic impact. There could be 100,000 Argentinians coming to the state as well. (Photo by Jay Biggerstaff/Getty Images)
The Missouri State Highway Patrol's annual school bus inspections are out, and KMOX wanted to know exactly what goes into keeping a district's fleet of big yellow buses ready for the road. KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with Travis Warren, transportation operations and fleet manager for Parkway Schools. Warren says Parkway received a 98% score on a recent Missouri state inspection, finding just one brake adjustment that needed to be made, and one faulty signal bulb, both were quickly fixed. 'It's quite a large operation' says Warren. (Photo by Emily Elconin/Getty Images)
Debbie Monterrey chats TV Guide's Matt Roush. He has details on a new season for vampire fans, and if you don't like that, a new Cape Fear series debuts, and the Tony Awards are this weekend.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan Lynch for his weekly visit. He explains that the so-called 'Weaponization fund' fell apart because of a 'constitutional issue,' whereas Congress has to appropriate money, not the Executive Branch (under which the DOJ falls). He says the dismissal has been entered, so he sees the slush fund being over. Plus a look at when some Missouri ballot measures will appear & Festus recall petition.
Wendy Doyle, President & CEO of United WE a non-profit that works to elevate women, joins Megan Lynch. One in three caregivers are part of the so-called "sandwich" generation -- caring for both children and adult relatives. That has an impact on their livelihood, and on the workplace. There's a new multi-state effort to create new supports and solutions. UnitedWE.org
ABC's Jim Ryan joins Megan Lynch with a look at a new offering from some supermarkets, a bag of groceries that are a surprise! The items are all deeply discounted says Jim, and several stores in the region are participating.
Circus Flora opens its 40th season under the Big Top this weekend for its one-month run. It is St. Louis' very own circus, located in Grand Center.
Maria Keena visits with Retail Energy Advancement League's Abby Foster. She says in Missouri, electric rates have risen 5th fastest in the country.
Amy Moorman, Director of Archives & Collections at the St Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum, joins Megan Lynch. The museum is hosting a new exhibition, 'Nazis Next Door: St. Louis Faces Nazism in the 1930's' The propaganda, 'was pretty widespread,' in cities across the midwest says Moorman.
Gavin McMahon is a former engineer and consultant who has worked across industries. He's co-founder and CEO of fassforward -- a leadership and storytelling consultancy. His new book is Story Business - Why stories rule the world and how they can reinvent your business. He joins Megan Lynch.
Matt Roush from TV Guide joins Debbie Monterrey marking the return of America's favorite summer offering, 'America's Got Talent' as well as the debut of a new Mindy Kaling project, plus the NBA Finals.
Could Harris-Stowe join the fold? We get more from KMOX's Jade Aubrey and Harris-Stowe University President Doctor LaTonia Collins Smith.
Media expert and author Julie Smith joins Megan Lynch. She weighs-in on what parents need to know and ask about their kids' social media interaction.
Dr Jeffrey Gillis is a research professor of physics at Wash U. He joins Megan Lynch with an explanation of the impacts of the recent Blue Origin launchpad explosion which destroyed the program's sole Florida launchpad, which could take more than a year to rebuild. Artemis 3's planned return to the moon would utilize space vehicles built by Blue Origin and launched from that damaged location, is the program stalled?
WWJ Auto Reporter Jeff Gilbert joined Megan Lynch to answer the question, 'have higher gas prices impacted auto sales?' Jeff tells Megan that he was told, 'gas prices isn't the most important number anymore, the most important number is what the stock market is doing.'
The Pew Research Center is out with a new report exploring which topics American churchgoers say they hear about from their clergy. KMOX Religion Editor Fred Bodimer found about more about the survey when he talked with Pew Senior Researcher Becka Alper.
ABC National Correspondent Steven Portnoy joins Megan Lynch with an explanation on why a federal judge has decided to re-open the case where Pres Donald Trump sued the IRS over the release of hos tax returns. The IRS 'settled' the case before it got to trial, a division of the US Government that Trump controls. The judge says the IRS needs to explain how 'it is not collusion.'
Peter Greenberg joins Megan Lynch every Friday morning on TIAM. This weeks he looks at the impact of high fuel prices on summer travel, particularly how it has changed airline flights. He says that there was an incredible volume of Americans on the roads over Memorial Day weekend.
Megan Lynch takes you through the top stories of the week: Pain at the pump; insurance rate spikes; Crypto schemes; the Gateway South project.
Michael Loynd is the volunteer chair of the St. Louis Sports Commission and the executive director of the Interco Charitable Trust. The Commission is requesting money from the Rams settlement funds to better fund sporting event recruitment efforts. He joins Megan Lynch. The group would like a $5-million portion of the Rams settlement, calling it a 'bid fund' which would allow them to spend money to bid on large sports events. Taxes would repay that bid fund over time. He says 'every other sports commission in the country' has something similar. He points out that the St Louis Sports Commission is the only group that doesn't have support from the city. Indianapolis receives $3.5 million a year for their sports group.
International Investigations Specialist with the BBB, Brian Edwards joins Debbie Monterrey with a look at online job scams.
We are learning more about those couple of new tests that the American Cancer Society now says could be an option for colon cancer screening. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about the new guidelines with Dr. William Chapman Junior, a Wash U Medicine colorectal cancer surgeon at Siteman Cancer Center.
Hechinger senior higher-education reporter Jon Marcus joins Megan Lynch. He's looked at a new trend as some colleges are now starting to offer degrees in just 3 years, just 90 credit hours instead of the traditional 4 years, 120 hour degree. He says most of the programs are in 'high demand fields,' says Marcus. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
Abe Scarr, is State Director of Illinois PIRG (Public Interest Research Group), & joins Megan Lynch. Car and home insurance rates have spiked dramatically across the country, recently, Illinois lawmakers have passed two bills that set standards on insurance rates. "Only a handful of states have taken action,' to prevent these rate hikes says Scarr.
ABC Radio's Brad Mielke and Aaron Katersky team up to explain how so-called 'prediction markets' are regulated. A google employee has been arrested on charges he used inside information to place bets on the prediction market.
Emily Bremer and Mike Adrian from the Clayton Chamber Collective join Megan Lynch with a look inside their new business-oriented group.
Felix Rosenqvist, the 2026 Indianapolis Champion, joins Tom Ackerman following his victory last weekend. (Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images)
There are many businesses that no longer accept cash payments and Illinois, State Senator Christopher Belt has legislation that would prevent that in his state. It's called the The Retail Cash Payment Act.
Cybersecurity expert Jonathan Tock with SingleWave Technologies in St. Charles, Missouri, joins Megan Lynch. Should we be concerned with Iran and cyber attacks?
Harris, Young & Kayser partner and KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan Lynch every week. This week, he explains why a re-districted Alabama map is not legal, but Missouri's is. He says that challengers to the map found historical racial voting discrimination in Alabama, Missourians would need to find that same discrimination evidence to successfully challenge their map. Plus he looks at the Roundup/Bayer settlements & construction at the White House ballroom project.
Megan Lynch chats with third-generation rice farmer Rance Daniels. He's chair of the Missouri Rice Council and Vice Chair of the USA Rice Farmers Board. The rice growing industry in the state has rejoined a national trade association for better representation.
2 campaign committees have been established by the Missouri Realtors, Scott Charton is a spokesman for Missourians for Fair Governance/Missourians for Fair Taxation. They are actively campaigning to stop Amendments. Placing the amendments on an August ballot is an, 'attempt to try to sneak something past the people,' says Charton.
St Louis Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski joins KMOX Religion Editor Fred Bodimer following Pope Leo's latest message focusing on AI and an apology for the Church's role in slavery. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
KMOX's Greg Damon, General Manager of Sparks Tire & Auto in St Charles, joins Megan Lynch. He shares his thoughts on the direction of the auto industry.
Lesley Koeppel is a psychotherapist and the mother of two married sons. Her book is How to Be the “Perfect” Mother-in-Law: A Lighthearted Guide for Moms of Married Sons. She joins Megan Lynch as 'wedding season' gets into full swing. 'Don't focus so much,' on the weddings, says Koeppel.
A new study shows ALL Illinois rivers contain microplastics. The study was conducted by the Chicago-based Environment Illinois Research & Education Center and published last week. KMOX's Jade Aubrey learned more from Emily Kowalski, one of the lead researchers.
Miranda Walker Jones, CEO of the Little Bit Foundation, joins Megan Lynch. She says the search is on for over 500 students who remain unaccounted for following the May 2025 St Louis tornado. They're scouring records to see where these students ended up when they stopped showing up to St Louis Public Schools and Confluence.
Lev Mandel author of "Money is Weird" joins Megan Lynch to talk about money triggers and how the book helps you develop a better relationship with your money.
Andrew Pautler is the St. Louis-based creator of Pull & Pour Coffee, an online community dedicated to helping people discover specialty coffee, brew better coffee at home, and learn more about the culture surrounding one of the world’s most popular drinks. He spoke with Missouri Net's Bill Pollock.
ABC News' Jon Karl spoke with Chief Global Affairs Correspondent Martha Raddatz about her new book "The Hero Next Door... Stories of Patriotism and Purpose"
Dan Mense, President of Veterans Way joins Megan Lynch to talk about the village of tiny homes that are just for veterans in Union Missouri.
Greater St. Louis Area Scouting District Scout Executive Kenny Wolff says Scouts who participate in placing flags on US Veterans graves at Jefferson learn about, 'reflecting, gratitude and respect.' Wolff says almost 200,000 flags will be placed, and says the view of them is, 'so moving and humbling.' (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
Megan Lynch recaps the top stories for the past week covered on KMOX. They include a possible suspension of the state's gas tax; higher water bills; US mail service problems; & data-center opposition.
Debbie Monterrey visits with Michael Burns, President of Northside Community Housing. He's been working on projects in North St Louis, and reacting to the May 2025 tornado. 'You just keep moving ahead,' says Burns.
Audacy's Alex Silverman talked with LA-based Fox Sports host Chris Myers who covered NASCAR for many years about the sudden death of Kyle Busch. (Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images)
CNET’s Senior Mobile Expert, Abrar Al-Heeti, joins Megan Lynch. Why doesn't your phone charge last longer?
Stephanie Mahfood, Dean of Webster University’s School of Education joins Megan Lynch. Memorial Day is coming, and so are the wide open days of summer. What should you have planned for your school-age kids? She says summer is tougher to schedule for many working parents.
Ryan Butler, Senior News Analyst for Covers.com, joins Megan Lynch with a look at 'prediction markets.' He says their wagering platform, 'looks and acts like a sports betting app,' but you can wager on other things, like elections and awards shows. There are, 'hundreds of thousands if not millions of people,' are using these apps says Butler. Who regulates their gaming?
KMOX Meteorologist Dave Murray joins the Dave Glover Show every afternoon. He laid out his summer forecast for the St Louis region.
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey to discuss the end of The Late Show; the debut of 'The Boroughs'; and a new entry from The History Channel focused on World War 2. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Megan Lynch talked with Michelle Wilson, Registered Dietician with Branz Nutrition about lawsuit against protein bar maker.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Young and Kayser joins Megan Lynch to discuss Missouri Rangers carrying guns on school grounds, Luigi Mangione and more.
Debbie Monterrey talks with GasBuddy's Patrick DeHaan about Memorial Day and summer travel.
WashU History Professor Peter Kastor and WashU Law Dean Stefanie Lindquist join Megan Lynch to discuss how college students from across the country will debate what they would change to the US Constitution at a convention in St. Louis.
Michael Calhoun with an exclusive look ahead at the reopening of BB's Jazz, Blues and Soups.
TIAM's Megan Lynch and Robbie Torney, Head of AI and digital assessments for Common Sense Media's Youth AI Safety Institute discuss AI-powered mental health apps and concerns about use by teens.
Stephen Westbrooks, President and CEO of the St. Louis Development Corporation joins Megan Lynch talking about the role of St. Louis Development Corporation and how to develop downtown.
Enbal Shacham, Associate Dean for Research College for Public Health and Social Justice Saint Louis University joins Megan Lynch to talk Ebola the risks and more.
Dr. Jennie Byrne, Neuroscientist, and Author of the new book "ADHD in Professionals: Embracing Your Brain" joins Megan Lynch to discuss ADHD and how often it is unrecognized and more.
KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with Bankrate Principal Analyst Ted Rossman about the latest numbers from the National Association of Home Builders and Wells Fargo.
Michael Calhoun is joined by Sherman Doyle from Wake Up Jeffco to talk about the Data Center discussion in Festus.
TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about the series of 'The Boys', John Krasinski and what is next on Apple TV.
Maria Keena tells us more about Saint Louis Survivors Legal Support the North County Justice Project that's being launched today.
Dr. Hossain Marandi, president of SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital and system vice president, Pediatric Services joins Megan Lynch to talk about SSM plans for the region's first fully integrated maternal and newborn care center.
KMOX Religion Editor Fred Bodimer with the Pew Research Center's Chip Rotolo (Ro-TOE-lo) about a new survey that provides some answers on how Americans really feel about mixing church with state?
Mimi Nicklin, Author of 'The Connection Prescription' joins Megan Lynch to talk about the crisis that human beings are facing with connecting with other people.
The grass at Busch Stadium might look a little greener this weekend. The Cardinals rolled out an all new grass field this week, just in time for Friday's game against the Kansas City Royals.
The Senate's main focus is to pass a bill on property tax relief, says MissouriNet News Director Alisa Nelson. She joins Megan Lynch with a recap of the work the legislature has done this session. There could also be more efforts to increase the rural speed limits.
KMOX's Sean Malone visits with members of a north city congregation, Centennial Christian Church, 1-year after the EF-3 tornado that ripped through their church. DeMarco Davidson & Rev. Dietra Wise Baker
Total Information AM Host Megan Lynch talks about the impact and legacy of women who volunteer with Cassie Strom, President, Women of Achievement and one of this year's 10 honorees, Karen Dawson, Founder, The Harvest Table. The 71st Women of Achievement Awards take place Tuesday, May 19th. https://woastl.org/event
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer has new details on a case of Hantavirus in Illinois. The strain differs from the one found among passengers on a cruise ship.
Katie Paul from Reuters joins Megan Lynch as tech company Meta has installed new software on employees' computers to track mouse movements in order to train AI. It is creating, 'a lot of tensions,' says Paul. Meta says it is, 'necessary,' and since the devices are 'work devices,' it is their prerogative.
Kate Klice's book "How Mr. Silver Stole the Show" will debut as an orchestral composition performed by The Metropolitan Orchestra of St. Louis. Megan Lynch chatted with Stefan Freund, Professor of Composition at the University of Missouri School of Music and Grammy winning Cellist in the music ensemble Alarm Will Sound, about the collaboration. 'It's a cat show,' says Freund of the book, 'I just imagined all the chaos.'
For Lovers of the Strange, Unusual & Bizarre...Oddities & Curiosities ExpoMay 16 and 17America's Center Convention Complex in downtown St. Louis...Michelle Cozzaglio, co-owner, joins Megan Lynch with details. From funeral collectibles to quack medicine and odd jewelry to preserved specimens, the Oddities & Curiosities Expo is your destination for all things peculiar. Everything at the show is sustainably sourced and legal to own, and alongside carefully curated vendors, dealers, small businesses and artists, sideshow performers will entertain attendees throughout the weekend.
Debbie Monterrey visits with people impacted by the May 2025 tornado that tore through North St Louis. Michael Calhoun met up with Missouri Senator's Josh Hawley and discussed a slow response to the tornado from FEMA as well as insurance companies.
The one year anniversary of the May, 2025 tornado that ripped through St Louis is approaching. Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley unloaded on FEMA and the insurance companies in a sit-down with KMOX's Michael Calhoun.
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey with a look at the end of 'Outlander' and the premiere of 'Dutton Ranch', another entry in the 'Yellowstone' franchise. Matt says, 'there's no end in sight,' for Saturday Night Live as it wraps its 51st season on Saturday.
The city's truck drivers are receiving tablets they will mount in their trucks and follow their garbage routes on. Drivers have been using physical paper route maps up until now.
In cooperation with Grassroots Redeeming Love, Michelle Reasor-West, will bring the Garden Hotline to the Kingsway East Neighborhood between 9am and 11am on Saturday. 11am-1pm volunteers will be in Fountain Park. She says that gardeners really have many of the tools needed to help, but, 'a willingness to be theree and a desire to help out,' is all it takes. KMOX.com/events RedeemingLoveSTL.org
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young says he still has questions about the ethics of County Executive's 'volunteer work' outside of his role in the County. Page says the medical billing isn't being interpreted properly. "this is a very facts specifics situation,' says Young, 'but the implications are profound.' Brad and Megan also discuss a recent Missouri Supreme Court decision on mid-decade re districting, Young joins Megan Lynch on a weekly basis.
Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey team up for an in-depth look at the tornado's impacts on the business community and the volunteers who stepped in to help in the aftermath.
Matt Schulz, Lending Tree's Chief Consumer Finance Analyst, joins Megan Lynch. He explains the pros and cons of utilizing personal loans vs credit cards to assist in bill paying.
Dr David Shapiro, Chair of the American College of Surgeons Stop the Bleed Committee joins Megan Lynch. He talks about the importance of knowing how to stop bleeding after injuries. StopTheBleed.org/summer
Dr. Ericka Rutledge a Psychologist and Founder of Wellness in Actions, joins Megan Lynch about developing resilience. How do resilient people deal with setbacks?
CBS News Military Analyst and retired Army Colonel Jeff McCausland joins Megan Lynch. The US/Iran conflict is ongoing.
The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis looked at credit as a measure of how the May 16th storms set households back -- especially those families with low to moderate incomes. Nishesh Chalise is the Senior Manager of the St. Louis Fed's Community Development Research team & joined Megan Lynch.
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterey as CBS's Late Show is nearing its end. He also previews a new Netflix Martin Short documentary and takes a new look at 'Pride & Prejudice.' Photo by (Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for Writers Guild of America East)
Debbie Baldwin is a St. Louis native who was a columnist for the Ladue News, co-created a TV pilot and has written 8 books. She joins Debbie Monterrey.
Thomas Rainer is an ecological landscape architect who has designed landscapes for the US Capitol grounds, the MLK Jr. Memorial, the New York Botanical Garden and more. What is ecological design? And how are our plants talking to each other? He's the keynote speaker at Tower Grove Park's sold-out Flower Power event this month. With Debbie Mont
Julie Smith, Webster University media instructor, explains the 'red flag' being raised over the proposed merger of Nexstar and Tegna media companies. The conglomerate would end up with hundreds of stations under one owner. With Megan Lynch.
Dr LJ Punch, a trauma surgeon and director of 314Oasis, joins Debbie Monterrey. He explains 314Oasis 'evolved' following the May 2025 tornado to keep the initial response to the disaster going. (Courtesy KMOX)
CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger talks about new polling showing young workers are concerned about the job market.
Megan Lynch details a new report on just how much moms accomplish on a daily basis, and how underpaid they are.
Angela Nelson, Director of the Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance, joins Megan Lynch. detailing a cyber attack on a medical insurance vendor. The target hasn't been cooperative in the investigation.
Kristen Sorth, Director of the St. Louis County Library joins Megan Lyncgh with details on the library systems new kids book club that focuses on younger readers and includes evening programming.
St Louis author Steven Rowland deals with inflammatory arthritis, and he's added details of his own medical condition, into novels that he's written. He and Leah Levin, the Development Director for the Central West Region of the Arthritis Foundation, join Megan Lynch.
Michelle Wilson is registered dietician with Branz Nutrition. She recently sat down with Megan Lynch to talk about the pressure to get your body "swimsuit ready" for summer.
Jerel Canty is a Metro East native, from Centerville, IL, a photographer and videographer who's new film focuses on East St Louis. 'East St. Louis: Roads That Lead Back Home,' is planned to be released late this year or early in 2027. He visits with Megan Lynch. Visit: JerelCanty.com
KMOX's Debbie Monterrey visits with father and son operators of Dogtown Pizza, Rich Schaper & Rick Schaper. They explore how the business started and how the younger Rick Schaper got involved. 'Frozen pizza sales have never gone down,' over the past forty years says the elder Schaper. (Debbie Monterrey)
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan Lynch for his weekly segment. This week's conversation revolves around Nexstar Media Group asking the U.S. Supreme Court to block a price-fixing lawsuit brought by DirecTV & a new lawsuit against META in New Mexico.
Col Jeff McCausland, CBS News Military Analyst, joins Megan Lynch as a new proposal is on the table to end the conflict between the US and Iran. McCausland says it was 'a little shocking to me,' that military & Trump Administration leaders were 'surprised' that the Strait of Hormuz would be closed by Iran, since it had been done before.
US News and World Report reporter Rachael Brennan joins Megan Lynch, detailing a new article, 'The ‘New Tornado Alley’: Increased Risks and What Homeowners Should Know in 2026'. You can find it u-s-news-dot-com.
Daniel Hill, Community Educator with the Alzheimer's Association joins Megan Lynch and says 122-thousand Missouri residents age 65 and older in Missouri are living with Alzheimer’s.
Webster University media instructor Julie Smith joins Megan Lynch with suggestions on how to do a 'Spring Cleaning' of your digital footprint on social media & more.
A non-profit called Science Coach is expanding and has just hired a new Executive Director, Dr. Kristine Callis-Duehl.Dr. Callis-Duehl most recently worked as the Executive Director of Education at the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center.She says she's felt that science education is the, 'area where I could have the greatest impact.'She says AI can't replace 'critical thinking; curiosity, creativity, problem-solving,' that humans have. ScienceCoach.org
A mother Peregrine falcon is sitting on a nest hundreds of feet above an Ameren energy center in Franklin County. Four chicks just hatched in a specially built box that you can watch on a live web camJeff Meshach, deputy director at World Bird Sanctuary and Julianne Randazzo, career environmental scientist at Ameren Missouri, join Megan Lynch. Watch the falcons here: https://www.ameren.com/sustainability/biodiversity/falcon-watch
Michael Sinha, professor in the Center for Health Law Studies at Saint Louis University School of Law, joins Megan Lynch with a look at the recent Supreme Court decision to temporarily stay a lower court ruling on mail-order mifepristone. Louisiana originally brought the lawsuit against the FDA to challenge Biden administration rules that expanded access to mifepristone by removing the requirement that patients see a provider in person before getting the medication. Sinha says there has been a, 'longstanding history focusing on these type of products,' related to abortion. (Photo illustration by Natalie Behring/Getty Images)
If you thought releasing your pet goldfish in a lake was the humane thing to do... think again.
Joe Supan - CNET Broadband Expert, joins Megan Lynch with a look at 'space clutter,' too many satellites and not enough 'space.' He calls it an exponential rise in the number of satellites, from just 1000 in 2010 to more than 15,000 so far.
When did our politics get so divisive? Aaron Perlut, a partner at St Louis marketing firm, Elasticity, takes a close look at how we got here and how we can get back to COMPROMISE in his new book, 'Death of Compromise,'
Metro Transit is holding public meetings this week on Bus Rapid Transit for the Green Line corridor, after abandoning a light rail plan that became too expensive. KMOX's Michael Calhoun gets more on the BRT -- Bus Rapid Transit proposal from Metro CEO Taulby Roach. Those open houses are today at 2717 Sydney Street and tomorrow at the Polish Heritage Center, both from 5 to 7 PM, or at a virtual meeting Wednesday at 7 PM at greenlineBRT.com.
Peter Maer is the former White House Correspondent for CBS News and is a Granite City, IL native. Maer said he joked to a friend with of the Paramount takeover of CBS, 'Oh, radio, old media, let's get rid of it.''Radio was an easy target,' to make cuts says Maer.
Maria Keena explores a non-profit founded by retired Judge Michael Burton, Saint Louis Survivors Legal Support. This is an organization that provides free legal help for survivors of domestic violence.
CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins Tom and Debbie as we celebrate 'Small Business Week'. She talks about the motivations and ways to get a business going and how to fund retirement accounts through them.
AAA Missouri's Nick Chabarria at the Kick Off Celebration of the Route 66 Centennial in Springfield. He says a 2025 survey found 40% of Americans may cruise a portion of the road during the Centennial year. With Megan Lynch. He cites The Arch, Meramec Caverns & the famous 'Blue Whale' in Oklahoma as some of the top historical stops. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
WashU Sociologist Kenneth “Andy” Andrews, Tileston Professor of Arts and Sciences. He details the tradition of 'May Day' to Megan Lynch, which dates back to protests in the late 19th century over the 8-hour work day. He says the unpopularity of the Trump Administration has brought the protests back to the forefront. Do the boycotts work? He says it's more 'symbolic' than actually shutting down businesses,
Travel writer Bill Clevlen -- Bill on the Road -- is taking his book Presidential Road Trips on the road, he'll be in our region over the next couple of months. He joins Megan Lynch with a preview of his events in Kirkwood and St Peters next month. Find more details: https://billontheroad.com
Dr. Beth Knobel, former CBS News Moscow Bureau Chief, and Professor at Fordham University joins Megan Lynch. She explains the relationships between Russia, Iran and Ukraine. What is the relationship between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin?
Webster University instructor Julie Smith joins Megan Lynch. Is there an easy way to limit your screen time? Yep, it's called 'Brick', and Julie explains.
We recently told you about new funding for a pre-school just for boys. It's actually part of a whole neighborhood revitalization effort that's focused on family. An early learning center and adult daycare already anchor the community. Megan Lynch met Cortaiga Collins, founder and executive director of the Foundation for Strengthening Families, at Page and Hodaimont.
Salma Abdalla, is an assistant professor in the School of Public Health at Washington University in St. Louis. It's been nearly a year since the May 16th tornado that devastated neighborhoods in our region. And many homeowners and businesses aren't close to rebuilding. Does this lead to storm fatigue for those residents, and even our broader community? She previously studied the impact of Hurricane Harvey on residents of Houston.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, partner at Harris, Young, and Kayser, joins Megan Lynch. He looks at the Bayer/RoundUp case that has made its way to the Supreme Court and the efforts by Taylor Swift to trademark her name and voice.
Chuck Farmer is Vice President of research with the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Missouri is set to approve higher speed limits on rural highways. Farmer joins Megan Lynch.
Bankrate Financial Analyst Stephen Kates joins Megan ahead of a Federal Reserve Board meeting and announce a 3rd interest rate decision of the year.
A new civic group has emerged in St. Charles. The non-profit was launched by a college student who's asking for professional communication with city leaders. "Stewards of St. Charles" was founded by Scott Stratton-Henderson, & he joins Megan Lynch with details.
Heather Schlitz covers commodity markets and agriculture for Reuters, she tells Megan Lynch that farmers are swapping out wheat crops for things like peas, lentils, and chickpeas. Why? Because of a current protein craze can be an area for growth. She says there is a high-demand for snack foods that are high in protein, plus GLP-1 weight loss drug users want more protein in their diets.
Mary Olson-Menzel is an executive leadership coach and author, she joins Megan Lynch to detail her new book, 'What Lights You Up?' Are you anxious about the future in your job? 'It is a daunting world out there when people are looking for jobs,' says Olson-Menzel. What are some of the skill-sets that never go out of style and can't be replaced by AI?
'This was nowhere near the worst outbreak ever in St Louis,' meteorologist Dave Murray tells Megan Lynch of Monday's severe weather. He says, 'modeling has gotten out of control,' says Murray, 'that's not forecasting,'
Tracy Lauer, Director, Archives and Chief Storytelling Officer at Anheuser-Busch, joins Megan Lynch in-studio. She talks about the history of Budweiser, its consistent recipe, and previews the celebration of the 'birth' of BUDWEISER 150 years ago.
St Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Melissa Price Smith joins Megan Lynch with details on a new 'Infraction Diversion Program' for minor traffic offenses.
Michelle Wilson, Registered Dietician at Branz Nutrition, joins Megan Lynch. She says not enough people who are on GLP-1 weight loss drugs pay attention to their dietary needs.
'We knew pretty immediately what this was,' says Olivia Rinaldi of the attempted attack on Trump administration officials at the annual White House Correspondent's Dinner at a ballroom in Washington DC on Saturday. She joins Megan Lynch with a recap of that night and what is known about the suspect, Cole Allen.
'Every Voice. Every Vote' forum is set for today, at the Anheuser-Busch Auditorium in the Chaifetz School of Business. SLU/YouGov Poll Director Steve Rogers joins Megan Lynch with a preview.
Tyler Roys, AccuWeather Meteorologist, joins Megan Lynch with an in-depth look at today's threat of severe weather. He says to expect wind speeds, '50, 60 miles per hour,' which could lead to damage to trees and homes.
CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger tells Debbie and Tom that despite survey results showing a terrible opinion of the economy; Americans continue to spend money at high rates.
Did you miss the news this week? Listen to Megan Lynch for some of the stories we covered on KMOX.
Monica Berner, Co-Promoter, St. Louis Antique Festival joins Megan Lynch to talk about her and friends travel from Wisconsin every year for the antique festival.
Dr. Erica Rutledge, Psychologist and Founder of Wellness in Actions joins Megan Lynch to talk about how to manage stress as April is Stress Awareness Month.
Jenna Schweikert, Capitol News Illinois joins Megan Lynch to talk about the solution for the school bus shortage.
CBS News Military Analyst Jeff McCausland joins Megan Lynch to discuss the departure of Navy Secretary John Phelan.
Joe Lundberg, AccuWeather Meteorologist joins Megan Lynch to talk about peak storm season.
Sean Malone with Dr. Deitra Wise Baker, Pastor of Centennial Christian Church in Fountain Park to discuss the church being demolished and what is next for the congregation.
TV Guides Matt Roush tells us about a new show to Richard Gadd, animated Stranger Things and an interesting way to end the season for Matlock.
Megan Lynch talks with Pablo Ribeiro Dias, PhD, environmental engineer, researcher, and author of Climate Changed: The Science of Sustainability and How Each of Us Can Do Our Part, about what really makes an impact on climate change. Drawing from his background growing up in Brazil, Dias explains why individual actions alone are not enough without broader systemic change.
Megan Lynch talks with Ness Sandoval, a demographer and sociologist at Saint Louis University, about the sharp decline in births across the St. Louis region. Birth rates have fallen significantly since 2008, with historic lows after COVID, and counties like St. Charles County seeing major drops.Sandoval explains the key factors behind the trend, including housing affordability and limited new construction, and what it could mean long term as the region could lose up to 150,000 children by 2045.
On KMOX, Megan Lynch reports on a St. Charles church’s plan to demolish six buildings, with four approved and two blocked due to historical significance. Brad Young breaks down why the city council’s decision is key and why resident lawsuits rarely succeed.The conversation also turns to a federal indictment involving the Southern Poverty Law Center, where prosecutors allege payments to Ku Klux Klan informants, raising fraud and First Amendment questions. Young explains the legal complexities and what the case could mean moving forward
Megan Lynch reports on a federal review by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and House Oversight Committee, led by James Comer, into multiple deaths and disappearances of scientists tied to sensitive U.S. research. While the cases have raised national security concerns, officials say there is no confirmed pattern or connection as the investigation continues.
Debby Monterrey talks with Josh Mogerman, Managing Director of Media and Public Affairs at the Natural Resources Defense Council, about major environmental policy shifts. The discussion focuses on the rollback of the EPA’s 2009 Endangerment Finding and broader actions by the Environmental Protection Agency under the Trump administration.They break down how these changes could impact air quality, including increased emissions from coal plants across Missouri and the St. Louis region. Mogerman highlights concerns around sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides, with specific attention to the Labadie coal plant along the Missouri River near Six Flags St. Louis.
Megan Lynch reports on the growing wave of cyber attacks targeting hospitals and health systems, and is joined by Jonathan Tock, founder and principal at SingleWave Technologies. They break down why hospitals are prime targets for ransomware groups and state actors, and how these attacks can delay surgeries, divert ambulances, and put patient lives at risk.
Missouri Department of Public Safety Director Mark James tells MissouriNet's Sue Danielson to talk about Operation Relentless Pursuit and the success they have had arresting suspected felons in the first year.
Beth Heller Gelles, Co-Founder of Acceptance Ahead and Author of "Crazy For College" joins Megan Lynch discussing how to start preparing for your child's college journey.
KMOX's Maria Keena goes in-depth with Michelle on the difficulty for some women to get a real ID.
Jeff Smith, Executive Director Missouri Workforce Housing Association joins Megan Lynch to talk about the proposal to create "innovation zones".
Dr. Erica Barnell, with Geneoscopy joins Debbie Monterrey to talk about the four letters between you and cancer.
Elizabeth Donoghue, SIU Carbondale University Honors Program Assistant Director and President of the Fuller Dome Home Museum joins Megan Lynch to talk about the Buckminster Fuller celebration at SIUC this week.
CBS News Military Analyst Jeff McCausland joins Megan Lynch to talk about the latest with Iran.
John Horn, Economics Professor, Olin Business School at Washington University joins Megan Lynch to discuss the latest economic news.
Jill Schlesinger joins to discuss tock market and when will Kevin Warsh be confirmed as Federal Reserve Chair
Did you miss the news this week? Listen to Megan Lynch for some of the stories we covered on KMOX.
CBS Pentagon Reporter Eleanor Watson explains the reasoning behind a judge blocking the Trump administration from sending federal troops to Chicago
Debbie Monterrey and Dr Nigel Lester from Palm Health discuss the science of 'calm' in times of crisis. 'Relaxation is a very special state,' says Lester, 'it's sort if like a bridge between sleep and action.' October is considered Mental Health Awareness Month.
Debbie Monterrey visits with Nolan Ruiz, the largest McDonald's franchisee in the region. He owns 33.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer asked the chief quality officer for BJC Healthcare and Wash U Medicine infectious diseases specialist -- Dr. Hilary Babcock -- about the new CDC vaccine recommendations -- beginning with COVID-19. (ÂPhoto by Richard B. Levine)
KMOX's Stuart McMillian talks with Barry Faintich of Midwest Money to talk about the price of gold being at an all time high.
Nick Chabarria of AAA Missouri joins Megan Lynch to talk about the new AAA study that shows just how many people experience road rage and even participate in it.
Lou Ferrigno, the decorated pro bodybuilder cast as The Incredible Hulk joins Megan in studio to talk about how he stayed in shape, how he feels about the computer generated muscles now and getting into bodybuilding.
Elizabeth Laird, Director, Equity in Civic Technology at the Center for Democracy & Technology, joins Megan Lynch with a look at AI in K-12 schools and a new study's results.
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey as ABC and CBS fall shows return to the air. Plus a new documentary on the late comedic actor, John Candy.
KMOX legal analyst Brad Young explains that Pres Donald Trump's moves are 'also subject to judicial review' in deploying troops to cities such as Chicago and Portland.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Megan Lynch to explain the pros and cons of Bitcoin investments.
CBS News Reporter Ash-Har Quraishi is in Broadview, IL reporting on the movement of Texas National Guard Troops to areas of Chicago. He says Pres Trump claims the troops will be used to fight crime, Quraishi points out that the city is seeing, 'the lowest level of violent crime in Chicago in 24 years.' He says he's at the Broadview ICE facility, 'there are no protestors here at the moment.'
Dr Karissa Niehoff, the CEO of the National Federation of State High School Associations, joins Megan Lynch with a look at the growth in HS sports. She points out the growth of flag football and e-sports.
Some of you listening to this radio station may have heard a local food pantry's call for help, an urgent message echoing the fear of bare shelves and a deepening food shortage. Now, almost a month later, the picture at the Gateway Food Pantry in Arnold looks dramatically different thanks to a generous community response.
Debbie Monterrey interviews the owner of 'The Darkness' haunted house in St Louis, Larry Kirchner.
Tricia Brooks, Research Professor at the Georgetown University Center for Children and Families, joins Megan Lynch with a look at Missouri's Medicaid rules.
Megan Lynch welcomes WBBM's Nancy Harty with a look at reaction to National Guard troops being sent to Chicago, and an update on the protests against ICE raids.
Anders Walker, professor at the Saint Louis University School of Law, joins Megan Lynch in-studio. He points out that Pres Eisenhower, Kennedy and Johnson all had sent in troops to ensure safety. He says of Judges who blocked the National Guard troops, 'these judges have lost their way,'
TV Guide's Matt Roush previews the final on-screen appearance of the late Cosby Show co-star and a documentary about the October 7th attack on Israel by Hamas, 2 years later. With Debbie Monterrey.
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Megan Lynch with a look at the start of the Supreme Court session, including the 'shadow docket' where decisions come down without oral arguments and details on decisions.
Michael Calhoun introduces us to Zachary Litvack, MD, a neurosurgeon and physician executive, the Chief Innovation Officer for a healthcare technology company named CLARA. He explains how the new combination of hardware and software works together for better patient outcomes to help keep track of equipment.
Paul Pastelok, AccuWeather Lead Long-Range Meteorologist, joins Megan Lynch with a look at his predictions for this upcoming winter season. Will it be snowy?
John Shaw, Director, Paul Simon Public Policy Institute, SIU-Carbondale, joins Megan Lynch as the Federal Government shutdown enters the 2nd week, and the first week where workers will go without a paycheck.
CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins Tom and Debbie as the shutdown nears the end of it's 1st week.
CBS News Pentagon Reporter Eleanor Watson in Washington DC joins Megan Lynch to talk about President Trump labeling drug cartels as unlawful combatants.
John Horn, Professor of Practice in Economics, Olin Business, Washington University St. Louis joins Megan Lynch to discuss the economic impact of the government shutdown.
Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis joins Megan Lynch to talk about GalaxyCon and how the government shutdown could impact St. Louis tourism.
Law Professor and Consumer protection attorney Danny Karon and author of "Your Lovable Lawyer's Guide to Legal Wellness: Fighting Back Against a World That’s Out to Cheat You.", joins Megan Lynch to talk about Amazon prime subscriptions the difficulty to cancel it and the FTC settlement.
CBS News White House reporter Willie James Inman joins Megan Lynch to discuss the government shutdown and the tactics the White House is using.
Fred Wellman, candidate for Missouri 2nd Congressional District joins Megan Lynch to talk about his journey and the reason he is challenging incumbent Ann Wagner.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Megan Lynch as Dutch Bros is planning on entering the St Louis market.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan Lynch. He's a partner at Harris, Young & Kayser.
CBS Military Analyst, former Dean of the US War College, Col Jeff McCausland calls the meeting of military leadership called by the Secretary of Defense was 'unprecedented.' He says the meeting, 'probably could have been done by tele-conferenece', but, 'provided the mother of all photo-ops,' for Pete Hegeseth and Pres Donald Trump.
Bloomberg Editor John Harney explains why Republicans and Democrats can't come to an agreement to halt a government shutdown. He points to health insurance costs and subsidies provided to 22-million Americans to help afford health insurance in an ever more costly market. He says Smithsonian Museums will remain open, but the Bureau of Labor Statistics will not, the department which is supposed to provide a jobs report next week.
Ramiz Hakim is the Wright City Alderman, he joins Megan Lynch to highlight the more than '2 dozen incidents' that have happened in a construction zone along I-70. A tractor trailer crash shut the highway down for several hours yesterday. The construction is part of the I-70 widening project.
Champale Anderson joins Megan Lynch, explaining why she makes hundreds of sandwiches a week, for kids in her neighborhood.
Bi-State's CEO, Taulby Roach joins KMOX's Sean Malone for a discussion on the new plans for Bi-State's plans
Bankrate Financial Analyst Stephen Kates joins Megan Lynch explains what he's seeing in the home-buying market.
Michael Wolff , Retired Missouri Supreme Court Judge and Chief Justice, and Former Dean and Professor Emeritus, Saint Louis University Law School joins Megan Lynch pointing out the challenges facing the redrawn district maps.
Chantal Incandela, Director if Marketing and Communications at Trailnet joins Megan to talk about a week without driving which starts today in St. Louis.
Debbie Monterrey is joined by Lia Holter to talk about winning TLC's Next Great Baker but decided to return home to run her business Made. by Lia.
WBBM Political Editor Geoff Buchholz joins Megan Lynch to provide an update on federal enforcement in Chicago.
Julie Smith, Webster University Instructor, Author and Public Speaker joins Megan Lynch to talk about how journalists are being cloned by AI.
Nancy L. Weaver, Ph.D Professor of Behavioral Science at St. Louis University joins Megan Lynch talking about limits to normal parenting approach and instead turning to neurological.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun talked with St. Louisan Paul Robinson, the founder and CEO of ConstructReach to talk about ConstructReach's 'I Built This'.
Dr. Daniel D. Rhoads, Chair of the College of American Pathologists council on scientific affairs joins Megan Lynch to talk about the CDC report that drug-resistant “nightmare bacteria” rose almost 70% between 2019 and 2023.
Powell Hall is reopening this weekend after a two-year, $140 million renovation project. KMOX's Stuart McMillian was on hand for rehearsal, as the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra was tuning up for its first performance back home, and gives us an idea of what it was like.
KMOX Debbie Monterrey speaks with Author Carla Ondrasik, former Music Executive about her new book 'Stop Trying!: The Life-Transforming Power of Trying Less and Doing More'
KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with Harry Schuhmacher, publisher of Beer Business Daily about Anheuser Busch being back on top and what product it is.
Mark Hamrick, Bankrate Senior Economic Analyst joins Megan to talk about the new Bankrate survey that shows 3 in 5 Americans say they are behind with retirement savings.
Dave Berczek, Chief Corporate Communications West at NGA joins Megan Lynch talking about the new campus in North St. Louis that officially opens tomorrow.
Meridith Perkins is Executive Director of Forest ReLeaf joins Debbie Monterrey to talk about the trees that were lost in the May storms and how Forest ReLeaf is working to replant those trees.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner at Harris, Young and Kayser joins Megan Lynch to talk about Amazon on trial, did a K-9 officer go too far during a traffic stop?
KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz, Professor in the Saint Louis University Chaifetz School of Business joins Megan Lynch to talk about the impact of this week's autism announcement on Tylenol maker.
Congressional Correspondent Nikole Killion in Washington DC joins Megan to discuss government funding deadline and the potential for a shutdown.
Webster University Professors Stacy Hennings and Clare Martin join Megan Lynch in studio to talk about how mental health professionals are overwhelmed.
Anastasia Harris is the founder of 'Run it Back'. She explains that she was a sprinter while she was in school, and wanted to bring back those memories, for adults. The City's only Adult-Centered Track and Field Meet is set for Sept 27 on the SLU Medical School campus. RunItBackTM.com
Bradley Pease is the Director of Engineering for the City of Carmel, Indiana. His city has 158 roundabouts in their city, with at least one more to be added this year. Pease tells Megan that the 1st one was built in 1997, and the data shows how much safer they are compared to a traditional signalized intersection. He says, 'don't do one, do 10!'
Dr. Greg Cejas, an autism specialist and researcher in the department of psychiatry at Washington University School of Medicine and Megan Lynch, discuss the varying factors that play a part in children developing autism.
CBS Tech Contributor Ian Sherr joins Sean Malone to explain exactly what happens when a data center moves into a community. St Louis is considering allowing a large data center at the site of The Armory along I-64.
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey with a preview of what's new on tv this week.
Webster University instructor Julie Smith and Megan Lynch discuss the new words and phrases that are being coined to explain all of the fake news and lies being published online. She calls it an 'information disorder'.
The United Way of Greater St. Louis annual community campaign is underway. Michelle Tucker, CEO United Way of Greater St. Louis. She tells Megan Lynch about how the organization acts as 'a safety net' to the region.
Retired US Army Col Jeff McCausland joins Megan Lynch with a look at the new worldwide nuclear threat assessment. It comes from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, The Nuclear Threat Initiative, and the Harvard Belfer Center.
A new survey finds two thirds of parents think their teens are addicted to their phones. And they're especially worried about some of the things they're accessing on those phones.That Teens and Tech survey was conducted by All About Cookies... an online privacy company.Josh Koebert, Senior Content Marketer, joins Megan Lynch.
Megan Lynch chats with Hannah Richardson about family member's Alzheimer's diagnosis. She's participating in this year's Walk to End Alzheimer's. ALZ.org/walk
CBS Business Analyst, host of "Jill on Money", joins Debbie & Tom for her weekly visit. This week she explores life insurance needs and estate planning.
Sierra Kile, the daughter of Darryl Kile is in town to help spread the word about heart disease and stopped by KMOX to speak with Debbie Monterrey before she threw out the first pitch at the Cardinals game.
Scott Jagow previews his 'Roaming St Louis' segment with Debbie, Joe and Stuart. Be sure to tune in on Sunday morning for Total Information AM Weekend for the full episode.
Betty Alexander, 69, disappeared without a trace from Sullivan in April of 2019. A neighbor saw her gardening in the afternoon of the 10th, and she took her 7 p.m. dose of medicine that night. However, the medicine she was supposed to take the following morning remained untouched.
KMOX's Megan Lynch and Webster University Instructor Julie Smith look at the prevalence of AI generated 'people' taking the place of real relationships. Smith notes that it is becoming harder and harder to distinguish between reality and fantasy.
CBS's Jim Krasula took a look at the laws regarding leaving children home alone. He joins Megan Lynch.
Dr. Robert Thompson, Professor of Television and Popular Culture at Syracuse University, joins Megan Lynch following ABC's suspension of Jimmy Kimmel's show.
Megan Lynch sits down with Olympic Bronze Medalist Jason Brown, ahead of the US Figure Skating Championships in St Louis early next year.
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey to preview a new show with Jason Bateman on Netflix and the 40th anniversary of 'Farm Aid'
Fairplay Staff Attorney Brendan Bouffard joins Megan Lynch with details on how the new ChatGPT app will work. What are the dangers?
Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst, and partner at Harris, Young and Kaiser, joins Megan Lynch ahead of a promised surge of Federal Troops to St Louis in an attempt to curb crime. What will these troops be allowed or expected to do? The state terrorism charges against Luigi Mangione, the man accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, were dismissed Tuesday, as he appeared in court in New York City for a pre-trial hearing.
KMOX Business Analyst, SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz previews the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates today with Megan Lynch.
A young man was shot. He was on the operating table at a St. Louis hospital to have his organs harvested when a neurosurgeon stepped in and saved his life. KFF Health News Midwest Correspondent, Cara Anthony, heard about the unbelievable story, leading her to examine the organ donation system and eventually meeting the man who had a second chance, Larry Black, Junior.
KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman explains how the NFL is considering eliminating the so-called, 'tush push' play that is popular with the Philadelphia Eagles. The play has not been banned, so teams have to figure out how to stop it. He points out that there is an 'injury risk' to the play. Credit:© Bill Streicher-Imagn Images
Bloomberg Senior Reporter covering federal law enforcement Myles Miller joins Megan Lynch ahead of federal troops assignment in Memphis. He says the moves put local law enforcement in, 'a very difficult position' What about Chicago and St Louis?
CBS News Justice Dept Correspondent Scott MacFarlane talks about the threats people are receiving after MAGA influencer Charlie Kirk was shot in Utah last week.
Robert Dillman is the founder of the NEVO Driving Academy, and a former federal driving instructor with the US Dept of State. He joins Megan Lynch. Credit:© Abigail Dollins / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
Saint Louis University's Catholic Studies program is looking at how generative AI intersects with the social teaching of the church. Gregory Beabout is organizing what's being called the Pope Leo Series.The panel discussions are free and open to the public. All discussions will be held from 3:15 - 4:45 p.m. at SLU’s Catholic Studies Center in Boileau Hall. Each panel in the series will be recorded.
New shows are hitting your screens this fall following the Emmys. TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey with a preview of 'Dancing with the Stars' and a new season of 'The Morning Show,'
Megan Lynch chats about food deserts, with Carlton Adams, Chief Operations Officer for Operation Food Search. The group is bringing a mobile farmers market to residents in East St Louis every week, year round.
Yale Law Professor Justin Driver is visiting St Louis this week for a presentation at the St Louis County Library Clark Family Branch. He discusses his new book, 'The Fall of Affirmative Action' with Debbie Monterrey.
Accuweather's Heather Zehr joins Megan Lynch with a look at the drought-like continue in the region.
McKenzie Sadeghi, NewsGuard's Editor for AI and Foreign Influence, joins Megan Lynch and rates AI Chatbots on their news accuracy.
Michael Calhoun explores the innovation occurring in our region. Today's focus is Apogee Care, which aims to integrate tele-health into emergency rooms, specifically for elderly patients with Founder Dr Kevin Biese. Apogee is working with Bio STL on a rollout at St. Louis hospitals.
Debbie Monterrey visits with Amy and Adam Rustige preview the 2nd Annual Lindenwood Park House Tour on Sunday, Sept 14. LindenwoodPark.org for more info.
Dr. Rodrigo Siqueira Reis, Professor of public health at Washington University, and the senior investigator on the study of "liveability" joins Megan Lynch to share his findings.
Debbie Monterrey chats with Mosaics Fine Art Festival vice president Melinda Nolan about the event this weekend. The free event in St. Charles brings in more than 80 artists from across the country. More information: https://stcharlesmosaics.org/about-us/
Tim Helm, President and CEO, Gateway Region YMCA joins Megan Lynch as 700 people are headed to St Louis for the 2025 Miracle League All-Star game.
Ken Simonson, Chief Economist, Associated General Contractors of America, joins Megan Lynch with details on the higher costs of building, 'The outlook remains fairly bleak for construction,' says Simonson, calling it, 'an essential part of the economy.'
The City of Belleville has it's annual "Moment of Remembrance" ceremony later this morning [Thursday] at 11:30. It will be at the 9/11 memorial next to Fire House 4 on South Illinois Street. Stuart McMillian spoke with Organizer Sharon Strausbaugah.
In celebration of the 60th Anniversary of the Gateway Arch, the monument is looking out to the community to see how they have celebrated the Arch in their logos. John Orrell, Public Affairs Officer and Partnership Coordinator at Gateway Arch National Park, joins Megan Lynch in-studio. Visit GatewayArch.com to submit your graphics and logos. The new display will be set up in October. Soeren Stache/dpa/Sipa USA
The Missouri legislature is working to limit Constitutional amendments offered by citizens. KMOX's Brad Young explains the proposed changes.
US Rep Eric Burlison shared a video of a 'flying orb' at a hearing this week. Alex Silverman reports from Washington.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz reacts to the recent jobs report and the job prospects for younger workers, plus, what would a Federal interest rate change mean?
Dr Greg Cejas, an autism specialist, and researcher in the Department of Psychiatry at Wash U School of Medicine joins Megan Lynch ahead of a rumored report from HHS Secretary RFK Jr linking acetaminophen use and autism. Autism is, 'predominantly a genetically caused syndrome,' says Cejas.
Debbie Monterrey chats with ZD Net's Senior Editor, Sabrina Ortiz. She has the scoop on Apple's new products.
Jamie Kreiter, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and founder of Nature Therapy, joins Megan Lynch. You used to have to teach kids about 'stranger danger', now it is 'tricky people' online.
Debbie Monterrey previews the latest season of 'Only Murders in the Building' and a new documentary about Hollywood.
A health tech start-up that's getting familiar with St. Louis has a mission of helping women and children first.Isabelle Von Kohorn, Chief Medical Officer of Pomelo Care is in town for the Global Healthcae Innovation Summit sponsored by BioSTL.
CBS Military Analyst retired US Army Col. Jeff McCausland joins Megan Lynch for an in-studio visit. He shares how he was recruited to be the CBS analyst while he was teaching at West Point, nearly 25 years ago. He talks about how his role has shifted from leading troops to sharing with the public what the military is up to. 'I'm not a pundit' says McCausland, 'I'm an analyst,' using the baseball reference of an umpire, 'calling balls-and-strikes.'
Julie Smith, Webster University Media Instructor, joins Megan Lynch with a look at how AI generated conversations, may impact mental health.
Ranken-Jordan Chief Medical Officer, Dr Nick Holekamp, joins Megan Lynch following the publication of a new paper, highlighting how their method of treatment, which includes play, is successful.
CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins Debbie and Tom every Monday morning, find more at JillOnMoney.com.She says companies are facing uncertainty over tariffs and there are 'pockets of weakness' for job seekers and companies.
Tom Ackerman talks with Scott Jagow about Walker walk-off hit for the Cardinals, college football and NASCAR in town.
KMOX Political Analyst John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Scott Jagow talking about what President Trump has done in the last week.
Matt Schulz, Lending Tree's Chief Consumer Finance Analyst, joins Megan Lynch with details on a report about money impacting friendships. The data shows nearly 1/3 have had friendships end, and nearly half of parents with kids under 18. Lending money, spending habits, and lying about money are three factors that contributed to the issue.
CBS News Congressional Correspondent Nikole Killion says 'it remains to be seen,' if there are more hearings with the Heath and Human Services Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy, JR.
314-Day Co-Founder Terrell 'Dip' Evans, is celebrating the 20 year anniversary of 314-Day with a competition for artists to commemorate the day in 2026https://thestl.com/314design/The selected artist will be chosen and notified the week of 13 October 2025. The objective of the 314 Day design is to represent the St. Louis metro and 314 Day together in a positive, celebratory way uniquely in the finalist’s style. The only mandatory: “314” must be included in the designs in some way (hero or secondary). The year should not be included (so merch is evergreen). Designs generated via any form of AI (artificial intelligence) will not be accepted.
Scott Jagow has been 'roaming' St Louis again. Debbie, Megan and Joe try to guess where he visited this week.
Sister Christian Price joins Debbie Monterrey with details of a celebration of the Sacred Heart Villa.
Chuck Gascon, Senior Economist in the Research Division at the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis, joins Megan Lynch in-studio following the release of the Beige Book.
Bloomberg's Legal Team Leader, Sara Forden joins Megan Lynch with details on the legal wrangling surrounding the Trump tarrifs.
The city of Kirkwood is looking at new technology to monitor the parking situation in downtown Kirkwood. Michael Calhoun reports.
Associate Professor of Physical Therapy at Saint Louis University and the lead author of a new study published in Sports Medicine about Pickleball injuries. He encourages stretching, especially the legs, before AND after playing.
Cortex CEO Sam Fiorello with Michael Calhoun discussing C2N Diagnostics, a medical tech company, having big plans to expand its presence in the Cortex Innovation District.
TV Guide's Matt Roush previews a NCIS spin-off, but will stream exclusively on Paramont+, the MTV Video Music awards show heads to CBS, and a new 'Walking Dead'
Megan Lynch discusses efforts to update the St Louis city zoning codes. Miriam Keller, City Planning Executive, and Zoning Administrator, Mary Hart Burton have details on how the efforts will work.
Harris Dowell Fisher & Young Partner and KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan Lynch every Wednesday morning. Today he looks at the legality of tariffs imposed by Pres Donald Trump. A court recently ruled they were illegal.
KMOX Business Analyst and SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Megan Lynch every Wednesday morning. How could Trump's tariff plan change the price of prescription drugs?
CBS Tech Contributor Ian Sherr joins Megan Lynch as online re-sale retailer ebay is celebrating its 30th birthday.He says the marketplace is still relevant.
The 'skyrocketing cost of car insurance is becoming completely unaffordable,' says Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias. He wil host a virtual town-hall meeting scheduled for this evening in East St Louis. He say the insurance companies are using social economic factors in their insurance rates, not actual driver safety info. 'A safe driver with a poor credit score,' will pay more than someone with a DUI, explains the SOS to Megan Lynch. https://www.ilsos.gov/special/driving_change/home.html
Danni Eickenhorst is the CEO of HUSTL Hospitality Group, which runs Steve's Hot Dogs and the Fountain on Delmar, among other businesses. She joins Debbie Monterrey with details about an art event that will showcase the Delmar Maker District and help beautify following the May 2025 tornado.
Webster University's Julie Smith takes a look at what you're consuming online. Why are AI stories being put out online that are false? 'A lot of people are making a lot of money on our ignorance,' says Smith.
Megan Lynch discusses a new tool to assist you in fighting against health insurance claim denials with Neal Shah with Counterforce Health. He says insurance companies 'have already weaponized' AI against patients, he says this new tool will help 'level the playing field.'
CBS Congressional Correspondent Nikole Killion says a 'short term fix' will likely be needed to keep the government running. She joins Megan Lynch and says the level of trust between the parties is 'low' right now.
Lambert Airport Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge chats with Megan Lynch following the announcement that the German airline is expanding their STL-Frankfurt routes to 5 days a week.
Matthew Austin, Curator of Biodiversity Data, Missouri Botanical Garden, joins Megan Lynch discussing the advancements of artificial intelligence and its use to identify plants.
Karin Slaughter, a crime writer, joins Debbie Monterrey as part of her 'Book Chat' series with the St Louis Public Library. She has more than 20 instant New York Times best-selling novels, including the Will Trent series that is a hit show on ABC. Her latest is called "We Are All Guilty Here," the first book in her new North Falls series.
The makers of 'The Office' are back with 'The Paper'. TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey with a preview of the new sitcom set to launch on Peacock this week.
Main and Mill Brewing Company owner, Denny Foster, joins Stuart McMillian. Festus Main Street has been experiencing a small business resurgence in the last decade.
SLCL director and CEO Kristen Sorth tells Debbie Monterrey about their fun challenge to visit as many county library branches as they can between now and the end of October. Get a passport stamped and win prizes if you visit five.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with Justin Mardjuki, CEO of Sayvant to discuss what Sayvant is and how it is helping doctors document your needs.
Reuters Ted Hesson talks with Audacy's Margaret Carrero about ICE agents getting burned out
Megan Lynch spoke with Michelle Wilson, Registered Dietician with Branz Nutrition about the continued prevalence of body image and eating disorder.
20 years ago today, Hurricane Katrina crashed into the Louisiana Gulf Coast at New Orleans. Jim Krasula was on the ground for over 5-weeks providing coverage of the story. He shares his memories with Megan Lynch.
John Hogan, Director of Hockey at Maryville University in St Louis County joins Megan Lynch. The program is looking to join Lindenwood University as the 2nd D-1 hockey program in the region. Maryville announced a fundraising goal this week, to raise about 5-and-a-half million dollars to upgrade facilities. If the fundraising goals are reached, he says there could be a, 'shovel in the ground' sometime next spring. Hogan expects the team could be playing full D-1 hockey by the 27-28 calendar year. There could be as many as 200 hockey student-athletes at Maryville in the future. Maryville.EDU for more information
Dr Paul Davis is a veterinarian, and he joins Megan Lynch after announcing his candidacy for the congressional seat in the 15th district of Illinois. He is the third Democrat in the race set to challenge Rep Mary Miller for her seat. KMOX has requested an interview with Miller multiple times, but has not received a response. KMOX has spoken to Jennifer Todd & Randy Raley, the two other Democrats running for the seat.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun asks industry analyst Henry Harteveldt with Atmosphere Research Group after Lufthansa announces a 'pause' in its flights between St Louis and Frankfurt for the month of February 2026. He calls that typical in the aviation industry and the service will return in March.
Stuart McMillian spoke with Mike Weiss, Owner of Big Shark Bicycle Shop in St. Louis to talk about the Gateway Cup, Missouri's top cycling event.
Ericka Rutledge, Licensed Psychologist at SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital joins Megan Lynch to talk about the new Skecher shoes that have spot for Apple Air Tag and if it is a good way to track children.
Dr. Michael Hinojosa, Superintendent-in-Residence, Council of Great City Schools joins Megan Lynch to talk about the high turnover of Superintendent in St. Louis Public Schools and what happens when there is so much turnover.
Stuart McMillian spoke with Bree Maniscalco, the Executive Director of Cinema St. Louis, about the "Cat Video Fest" coming to Hi-Pointe Theater this weekend.
Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst and Partner at Harris Dowell Fisher & Young. He explains the limits that are on Pres Trump in sending troops to Chicago, and looks at the legal challenge to abortion ballot language in Missouri.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz explains why some communities are not welcoming large data center developments.
CBS Capitol Hill Reporter Taurean Small joins Megan Lynch. He says 'there's a sense of frustration' among Democrats, and that activists are 'dissatisfied' with members of Democrats in Congress in their efforts to step up and challenge President Donald Trump,
Edwardsville, IL High School Athletic Director Amy Boscolo, and students Adara Martin and Sophie Shapiro, join Megan Lynch following the 1st ever girls flag football game in school history this week. The game was a 40-0 win for the Tigers. Girls flag football became an official high school sport in Illinois last year. 60 schools joined the sport this year.
St Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore joins Megan Lynch in-studio, as his office is set to launch a 'Citizens Academy' for area community leaders. It is intended to provide an 'inside look' at the justice system in St Louis over the course of 6-weeks. CircuitAttorney.org has details with an application deadline of Sept 5.
Wash U, Olin School of Business Professor of Practice in Economics, John Horn joins Megan Lynch. Will the Federal Reserve cut interest rates after recent speech in Jackson Hole? Photographer: Al Drago/Pool/Sipa USA
Jen Siess, sportscaster and y98 host of CITY SC soccer matches. She reacts to the firing of Lutz Pfannenstiel as the Sporting Director this week. Photo: Maximilian Haupt/dpa/Sipa USA
Neal Morton, a staff writer for The Hechinger Report, joins Megan Lynch with a look at how school districts nationally are dealing with superintendents. How did these people rise to this position? How long did they stay? 'High churn of superintendents doesn't mean much good,' is happening says Morton. Credit:© Cole Behrens / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
Debbie Monterrey previews the Trap Run 5k and Festival this weekend hosted by Northside Community Housing. TrapRunSTL.com for more information. Celeste Grayer has the details.
Illinois Citizens Utility Board Director of Communications Jim Chilsen says Ameren's latest proposal is for a $131 million rate hike, which accounts for $8-10 per month for consumers. He calls it 'outrageous and excessive.' Public forums are set for this week in Springfield and East St Louis. www.CUBActionCenter.com
CBS News Reporter Olivia Rinaldi says there's 'nothing concrete' from Pres Donald Trump regarding his expansion of federal policing to Chicago. Currently federal troops are on the ground in Washington, DC, even though crime had been falling before the mobilization.
Webster University instructor and media literacy expert Julie Smith joins Megan Lynch as online fakes are getting more difficult to detect.
I suspect that people who are outraged 'haven't been' to a Cracker Barrel in years, says Co-Founding partner at Elasticity, Aaron Perlut to Megan Lynch. 'Humanizing a brand is becoming more important than ever,' says Perlut, about AI rebranding. He points out that the CEO of Cracker Barrel came from other restaurants that have rebranded, including Starbucks and Taco Bell. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Next week, Illinois Agriculture officials will play host to grain buyers from other parts of the world.Katie Lemenager, international marketing representative with the Illinois Department of Agriculture, joined Megan Lynch to explain the grain tour.
A new study published in Science magazine shows who light pollution is impacting the behavior of bird species.The research was launched from Southern Illinois. Dr. Brent Pease, Assistant professor of biodiversity conservation in the forestry program at SIU Carbondale, started looking at the issued with an Oklahoma State colleague after stumbling on a repository of real-time bird call data from across the globe.
Scott Jagow previews his Roaming St Louis segment with Debbie Monterrey, Joe Pott and Megan Lynch. Can they guess where Scott roamed this week?
Earlier this year the Olin Business School at Washington University announced a major initiative focused on the Business of Health.Now the school has been given a landmark $10 million dual-purpose gift from longtime university benefactors Jerry and Judy Kent to create an endowed deanship and to propel that Business of Health initiative. On the line, Mike Mazzeo, Dean and the Knight Family Professor at WashU's Olin Business School.
Researchers at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville are leading a team that's testing and mapping hundreds of samples for compounds that traditional water treatment methods don't remove. Dr. Carrie Butts-Wilmsmeyer, Director of the Center for Predictive Analytics and associate professor of Biological Sciences, joins Megan Lynch with details.
Bankrate's credit card expert Katie Kelton joins Megan Lynch with a look at the at how higher tariffs are trickling down to consumers.
CBS's Ian Sherr explains the latest tech included in Google's new rollout which may make the products more competitive with apple's iPhone.
Just Moms STL Co- Founders Dawn Chapman and Karen Nickel join Megan Lynch as the application process for the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act gets underway. Documentation assistance from the St Louis County Library will be provided to those who need assistance. They preach 'patience' since the process is just getting started.
TV Guide Magazine's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey with a preview of the new season of 'Peacemaker' and a British TV mystery.
BillontheRoad.com travel writer Bill Clevlen spent nearly a month in Wisconsin recently. He saw the unique mail-carriers in Lake Geneva, took a sailing lesson, explored lighthouses along the shores of Lake Michigan, and saw a notable Frank Lloyd Wright-designed office complex. With Megan Lynch.
KMOX Legal Analyst & partner at Harris Dowell Fisher & Young, Brad Young joins Megan Lynch every week. This week, he explains how 1st Amendment rights as well as a law signed by IL Governor JB Pritzker that attempts to regulate crypto-currency and help to prevent scams.
KMOX Business Analyst and SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz takes a look at how retailers are 'teaming up' and in some cases 'breaking up,' with Megan Lynch. How have these 'shops in a shop' partnerships fared over the years?
KMOX's Michael Calhoun looks at the possible merge of NextStar (owners of KTVI & KPLR) and Tegna (owner of KSDK) could mean for viewers and employees of the stations.
How likely is Congressional redistricting in Missouri? UMKC Political Science Professor Debra Leiter says Missourians are getting, 'mixed messages from Jefferson City,' regarding redistricting ahead of the 2030 US Census. She says the US Constitution gives state legislatures, 'quite a lot of leeway,' in how to handle drawing district lines. With Megan Lynch.
Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman celebrate National Radio Day. KMOX Radio celebrates its 100th Birthday this December.
KMOX's Megan Lynch spoke with Wendy Doyle, President and CEO of United WE, who calls the appointment of the first woman in the state of Missouri's history as Attorney General, "monumental".
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer spoke witg Madison Czopek, a reporter at PolitiFact, about the latest recommendations from doctors about this year's flu shot.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with bill's sponsor, State Senator Christopher Belt about the new law to protect warehouse workers during tornados.
KMOX's Sean Malone spoke with Lakricia Cox Executive Director of the American Red Cross Greater St. Louis Chapter to talk about the need for blood donors in our region.
St. Charles Mayor Dan Borgmeyer talks with Maria Keena to get the latest on the proposed data center in North St. Charles.
Kenya Brumfield Young Associate Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Saint Louis University joins Megan Lynch to provide perspective on the latest crime numbers in schools.
Megan Lynch is joined by Julie Smith, Webster University Instructor and Author talks about celebrity scams.
Chris Newbrough, PIO/Emergency Planner, Audrain County Health Department joins Megan Lynch to talk about officials in Central and Northeast Missouri meeting next month in Mexico, Missouri to share ideas for earthquake and disaster planning.
Bankrate Tax Expert Kemberley Washington joins Megan Lynch to talk about President's Trump's new car loan interest deduction and what it means.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with Illinois State Superintendent Dr. Tony Sanders to discuss school being back in session and the state board of education recent vote to change proficiency standards.
Maria Keena talks with A-F-T-Local 420's Byron Clemens about a number of schools being closed because of the tornado and other challenges that St. Louis Public Schools are facing as a new school year starts.
Cat Neville, Explore St Louis VP of Communications joins Debbie Monterrey with great news about travelers TO St Louis this summer and how those who stayed, boosted the hotel market.
Bankrate Investing Analyst James Royal joins Megan Lynch. He's got some great tips for parents to help save for the future.
Waller McGuire, CEO of St Louis Public Library, updates Debbie Monterrey about the challenges facing the library system following the May tornado that tore through St Louis city.
Julie Smith, Webster University instructor, joins Megan Lynch and explains the difficulty in maintaining social media accounts following a death.
Jody Sowell, President and CEO of the Missouri Historical Society, joins Debbie Monterrey announcing the acquisition of a vast collection of Josephine Baker (a native St Louisan) memorabilia. Mary Strauss, who renovated the historic Fox Theatre in St Louis, collected the items and made the donation.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer found out more about the infection when he talked with epidemiologist Nathan Koffornous with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. The patient contracted the amoeba after water-skiing at Lake of the Ozarks.
Maria Keena visits with Connie Taylor, a spokeswoman at Ameren, who says programming is available for low income customers impacted by the May tornado in St Louis. They work very closely with organizations like the Urban League to deliver information about the low energy assistance program.
Debbie Monterrey visits with TV Guide's Matt Roush. 'Sex and the City' wraps up and a noted John Grisham story is back on tv.
ZDNET Senior AI Reporter Sabrina Ortiz joins Megan Lynch with a look at ChatGPT-5, what are the differences in this version?
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, a partner at Harris Dowell Fisher & Young, joins Megan Lynch every Wednesday morning. This week, they look at the recent announcement from Pres Trump sending armed federal troops into the streets of Washington, DC & the Missouri juvenile offender system.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz says there is 'a downturn in hiring entry-level programmers,' as AI gains steam. He joins Megan Lynch for his weekly segment and says there are some areas where coders are still needed, in areas where there isn't 'a lot of confidence,' in AI.
Gaming companies make their case in front of the Missouri Gaming Commission today. Michael Calhoun previews the process with Ryan Butler, who's on the beat for the sports betting publication "Covers"
'Reading well by the end of third grade is a key milestone,' says Dr. Brandi Chin, Partner of Quality Schools at The Opportunity Trust. She joins Megan Lynch explaining the multi-year initiative to improve reading skills at several schools across St Louis. She calls that year, 'a critical, critical year' for long-term reading skills. EmersonLiteracyChallenge.org has more details.
The Veterans Community Project in St Louis Executive Director, Rebecca Tallman, joins Megan Lynch as construction is set to begin on an expansion of their 'tiny home' community in St Louis. The effort is working to get US veterans off the street and into housing, Individual homes are 240 square feet and family houses are 320 square feet and are fully-furnished.
Michael Calhoun talks with Seneca Director of Operations Chuck Schoene as the group looks to take over Bar-K which went out of business recently.
Noah Cohan, Assistant Director of American Culture Studies at Washington University, joins Megan Lynch. Multiple professional women's basketball games have been delayed as the sex toys have been thrown onto courts. Cohan says some of the events have been to promote some meme coin through a viral moment, but he also says it is part of a century's long effort to impact women's participation in sports. He says the sexualization of women's sports has been ongoing, despite the growth in viewers and participants.
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey with a look at a pair of tv shows this week.
Matt Farrell, US Figure Skating CEO, joins Tom Ackerman. What can St Louisans expect when the UK Figure Skating Championships come to Enterprise Center in January, 2026?
KMOX's Sean Malone met D’Andre Braddix,Ombudsperson at St. Louis Community College, at a recent event looking at the region's workforce. He asked about these workers born between 1997 and 2012
CBS News Political Reporter in Washington DC, Taurean Small, joins Megan Lynch as Pres Trump is set to direct federal law enforcement to Washington, DC. Small points out that this was part of some campaign rhetoric from Trump about the need to "federalize" the Capitol. Trump also called for all homeless to move from the capitol over the weekend on social media, Small notes the drop in crime over the past several years.
Megan Lynch chats with the creators of 'The Future Is...', Fred Van Lente, writer, and Atom Freeman, Publisher of the interactive comic series that lets you solve real-world cybersecurity problems.
CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins Tom and Debbie, wondering just how risky you should be with your retirement investments. The Trump administration is looking at allowing investments into crypto currency into retirement accounts.
WBBM Debrief Reporter Bernie Tafoya joins Megan Lynch to talk about the FBI working with Texas officials to find the 50 Democratic lawmakers who fled state to Illinois.
KMOX's Rachel Zimmerman sat down with St. Louis County's Prosecuting Attorney Melissa Price Smith to talk about the recent announcement that she'll campaign to be elected to the seat.
KMOX's Sean Malone talks with Missouri Senator Brian Williams about his decision to run against Sam Page for St. Louis County Executive in next August's primary.
Sean Malone reports from the scene of a helicopter crash into a barge on the Mississippi River.
Elliott Kellner, Chief Financial and Operating Officer, Taylor Geospatial Institute, joins Megan Lynch to discuss the changes as the institute looks to broaden it's impact.
Recently, news anchor Jim Acosta 'interviewed' an AI-generated avatar representing a school shooting victim. Webster University media instructor Julie Smith joins Megan Lynch to discuss.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun and Turo's Catherine Mejia discuss how the car-share company will work at Lambert Airport.
AccuWeather Long-Range Expert Joe Lundberg joins Megan Lynch as the region is in the midst of another heat wave, He expects September to be warmer than average.
Megan Lynch sits down with Michelle Wilson, a nutritionist at Branz Nutrition, as parents look to get back to a health eating lifestyle for families with kids headed back to school. https://www.branznutritioncounseling.com/
A St Louis CITY SC fan was asked to remove his 'Make America Great Again' hat for violation of an MLS policy which forbids political clothing and signs at matches. He refused, and was asked to leave Energizer Park. KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan Lynch and explains why security was within their rights to have him leave. Plus a look at the Texas legislators who have left the state to keep the legislature from having a quorum to vote on redistricting,
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz looks at the trade relationship between the US and India.
Megan Lynch explores the latest Missouri audit of the St Louis Public Schools with clips from state auditor Scott Fitzpatrick,
Sara Gray, Illinois Executive Director of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, joins Megan Lynch. A bill recently signed into law by Illinois Governor JB Pritzker requires all public school districts to offer mental health screenings to students enrolled in grades 3 through 12, at least once a year, beginning with the 2027-2028 school year.
Bankrate analyst Alex Gailey joins Megan Lynch for a look at the housing market in the US. Which region is hot and which is cold now?
Chris Krehmeyer, President/CEO, Beyond Housing, joins Megan Lynch. A special election today will ask voters in more than a dozen North St. Louis County communities for more money to fix deteriorating roads.
CBS News Correspondent Robert Berger says Israeli PM Netanyahu has three goals in dealing with Gaza. He explains how some of them may be contradictory to Megan Lynch.
James Zahn, Senior Editor at the Toy Insider, joins Megan Lynch. There's, 'always been adults who are interested in toys,' in the 120 or so years of toy business in the US, but once a niche has now, 'become mainstream,' says Zahn. (Photo courtesy Megan Lynch's family)
Jerome Katz, SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor, joins Megan Lynch as the workers at Boeing in St Louis have hit the picket line after they rejected a new contract which had included a pay increase and some scheduling concessions. Katz says to pay attention to how the Boeing commercial airline division negotiated their new contract last year for clues as to how this all shakes out.
Since 1996, 72 football players have died from exertionall heat stroke -- that includes 52 high school, 15 college, two professional, two organized youth, and one middle school athlete according to the National Center for Catastrophic Sport Injury Research. Dr. Rebecca Stearns... National Center for Catastrophic Injury Research, joins Megan Lynch and agrees with the concept of pushing some of the fall sports further into fall and away from summer heat dangers.
CBS Military Analyst Col Jeff McCausland says it is unusual for a President to announce the relocation of military assets via his social media. He joins Megan Lynch. Trump made the moves after an online back-and-forth with the former President of Russia.
Julie Smith, Media Literacy Expert & Instructor at Webster University. She explains the 'uncanny valley' theory and why our 'Spidey-sense' is not on alert for AI-generated images and the discomfort we used to feel when something isn't real.
A new study will look at Lindell Blvd through the city. 9th Ward Alderman Michael Browning joins Megan Lynch and explains that Lindell ranks very high for traffic crashes & other dangers. The study will look at the stretch of Lindell between Vandeventer and Kingshighway. He says he wants Lindell to be safer in 'all modes of transportation.' He admits changes to Lindell would be 'expensive' but that it is 'long overdue'. He says it could be 5-7 years before ground is broken.
CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins Scott Jagow with tips for Americans headed toward retirement.
CBS Correspondent Natalie Brand at the White House joins Megan Lynch to talk about the latest with President Trump and the tariffs and a new $200 million ballroom at the White House.
John Shaw, Director of the Paul Simon Public Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale joins Megan Lynch to talk about a new effort to take politics out of legislative redistricting.
KMOX's Maria Keena visits with Page Selby, Ameren's Customer Advocacy Manager, about the surge in higher than expected electric bills that customers are experiencing.
WWJ's Jeff Gilbert joins Megan Lynch as new research from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety finds the US has a higher highway fatality rate than 29 other wealthy nations.
The Federal Reserve kept a key interest rate stable this week. Mike McKee, Bloomberg Economics Editor, joins Megan Lynch with reasons why.
Michael Calhoun leads coverage of the indictment of Dr Sam Page on multiple counts. Guests include KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young and SLU political science professor Christopher Duncan. KMOX's Maria Keena and Sean Malone contributed to the story.
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey every Tuesday and Thursday morning. He's got details on a new project from Jason Momoa and a return of Hank Hill and the animated sitcom, King of the Hill.
In a KMOX exclusive, our Maria Keena has been talking for weeks with St. Louisans who want to know why they are not receiving mail from the United State Postal Service, frequently for several days in a row.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun reports on the multi-count indictment of St Louis County Executive Sam Page.
Eric Ritter, President and CEO of Digital Neighbor, joins Megan Lynch. He dives into the use of AI and some of the better ways to use it.
Harris, Dowell, Fisher & Young attorney and KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young explains a new warning about ChatGPT about privacy issues. Young tells Megan Lynch Candace Owens may face some liability after making comments about the President of France's wife.
Undersheriff, Lt. Col. Tim Whitney tells our Stuart McMillian the department is hiring a Civilian Crime Scene Technician. He calls it a national trend.
Steve Waldman, Founder, President of Rebuild Local News, joins Megan Lynch. He's found that we've lost 75% of local journalists since 2002. 'The internet broke the business model for local news,' explains Waldman.
Daryle Serrant, an AI consultant, joins Megan Lynch and explains how AI can work better for you in your daily and work life.
Michelle Wilson, registered dietician at Branz Nutrition, joins Megan Lynch to answer the most important question about eating ice cream. https://www.branznutritioncounseling.com/
Professor Matthew Kreuter, Kahn Family Professor of Public Health at the Washington University School of Public Health, joins Megan Lynch following an annual poll of St Louisans about their health concerns. He says the gun violence ranking stays high, but is decreasing as mental health concerns are climbing.
Bankrate Chief Financial Analyst Greg McBride, joins Megan Lynch previewing this week's Federal Reserve meeting.
Steve Christensen, Executive Director of the North American Ice Cream Association, joins Megan Lynch. Missouri has one of the highest proportion of people employed in its manufacture.
TV Guide's Matt Roush explains that a set of celebrities has purchased a struggling soccer team in Italy, that is being documented by ESPN. Roush also chats with Debbie about the return of 'Project Runway'
Justin Krohn, an PhD student at the University of Missouri, joins Megan Lynch to explain how his new software and programming will locate ornamental pear trees across the state.
Denise Williams President of Real Document Solutions, joins Michael Calhoun with a look at how her company started and evolved with the help of Arch Grants.
Bloomberg Economics Editor Mike McKee joins Megan Lynch as some key data will be released and used this week to shape the US economy for the coming months.
Webster University instructor and Media Literacy Expert Julie Smith joins Megan Lynch with details about new apps that create 'nudes' out of simple snapshots. Should you be worried about your children's privacy?
Norty Cohen, Founder and CEO of marketing agency Moosylvania, and author of the book "Prompting Originality: The AI Handbook for Humans", joins Megan Lynch with tips on how to get more from AI chatbots.
CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger says she's paying attention to places like Chipotle to help gauge how strong the economy in the US is. She wonders if Tom and Debbie have pulled back, 'prices have stayed high', and how does that impact future decisions made by the Federal Reserve?
Scott Jagow previews his weekly 'Roaming St Louis' segment with Megan Lynch, Debbie Monterrey and Stuart McMillian. Can you guess where Scott 'roamed' this week?
CBS News White House Reporter Willie James Inman explains a new executive order from President Donald Trump to Megan Lynch. Inman says the ability to 'clear' the unhoused out, doesn't address mental health or drug challenges that many of these people face..
U City Fire Chief Bill Henson explains the new early warning system for flooding along the River Des Peres to Megan Lynch. Residents can sign up for how they want to receive the alerts.
Jennifer Todd has been a nurse for 30 years, and she's throwing her hat into the ring to face Congresswoman Mary Miller. She joins Megan Lynch to explain how her expertise is needed in Washington. Ironically, both Miller and Todd live outside the district, which is allowed under Illinois law.
Explore St Louis VP of Communications, Cat Neville, joins Megan Lynch in-studio with some off the beat & interactive date night ideas in St Louis. Suggestions include escape rooms, game shows, darts, and glass blowing classes.
KMOX's Maria Keena and Michael Calhoun take a look at the ongoing issue of delayed mail in St Louis.
Sarah Cashdollar, Associate Director of Research, Illinois Workforce & Education Research Collaborative, University of Illinois, joins Megan Lynch. She answers the question, 'Does it pay to get a college degree?'
Matt Roush previews the upcoming 'Happy Gilmore' sequel on Netflix with Debbie Monterrey.
Angela Hirbe, Associate Professor of Medicine at Wash U, and Director of the Adult Neurofibromatosis Clinical Program, and Pastor Austin, a person living with the condition, joins Megan Lynch with a look at some breakthrough therapies.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, partner at Harris Dowell Fisher & Young, joins Megan Lynch every Wednesday, He explains the legal process that could compel Ghislaine Maxwell to testify in cases related to Jeffrey Epstein. Brad also weighs-in on the Coldplay concert story, what are the privacy concerns? Plus deregulation of some employment laws.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz says families are feeling the pinch as kids head back to school, and parents need to shop for supplies.
Abe Scarr, State Director of the Illinois Public Interest Research Group, joins Megan Lynch as rate increases by State Farm are set to hit Illinois homeowners. He ways they're 'getting less and paying more.'
Capitol News Illinois' Beth Hundsdorfer joins Megan Lynch. Shes been looking into the death of 18-year-old girl last year in a foster home in Fairview Heights, Illinois, where she lived for four years. Now there are questions about why the state Department of Children and Family Services isn't releasing more information about their actions in the case.
Ryan James DeLaney joins Megan Lynch in-studio, sharing the story behind his documentary, 'Wild Within.' The movie focuses on the wild mustang herds in the west. Look for the movie in 2026.
CBS's Ian Sherr joins Megan Lynch with details on a change in programming at YouTube, including the removal of nearly 11,000 channels and other accounts tied to state-linked propaganda campaigns from China, Russia and more.. (Photo by CFOTO/Sipa USA)
CBS News Meteorologist Nikki Nolan joins Megan Lynch with warnings about the intense heat this week.Credit:© Ken Ruinard / USA Today Network South Carolina / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
Patrick Voss, VFX Creates, joins Megan Lynch with details on how Halloween grows bigger and bigger each year, creeping earlier and earlier into the year. He admits he only decorates his house 'a little' for Halloween, saying he's a little burned out by then.
State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick explains the goals for the audit of Pine Lawn to Michael Calhoun.
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey with reaction to the announced cancellation of Stephen Colbert's Late Show on CBS. Credit:© Robert Hanashiro / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
St Louis County Republican Director of Elections Rick Stream joins Michael Calhoun and explains how the election board uses geospatial technology for efficiency and election security. The county board will be celebrated with an award from Esri this summer.
Financial expert Pam Krueger of Wealthramp-dot-com says people need to be careful of the new investing strategy.
Jennifer Frobish, Fragile X Day, joins Megan Lynch with a look into the most common inherited form of intellectual disability. Her son has Fragile X Syndrome.
Michael Calhoun sits down with Marlin Bonds, the founder of Hypno Loops, a mindfulness app.
Megan Lynch and Webster University instructor Julie Smith discuss the impacts of ChatGPT on the human brain.
Brian Edwards, BBB International Investigations Specialist, joins Debbie Monterrey with a specific look at business scams.
CBS's Jill Schlesinger joins Debbie and Tom to explain the rift between Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and Pres Donald Trump.
CBS's Jill Schlesinger joins Debbie and Tom to explain the rift between Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and Pres Donald Trump.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian explains the Banana Ball craze. It hits St Louis on its 'barnstorming' tour this weekend.© Richard Burkhart/Savannah Morning News / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
Eliza Jacobs, Senior Director, Product Policy for Roblox joins Megan Lynch as they introduce new facial recognition technology for gamers.
Scott Jagow brings "Roaming St Louis" to the air every weekend. Debbie Moneterrey, Megan Lynch & Joe Pott try to guess where Scott 'roamed' this week
Debbie Monterrey visits with Missouri Historical Society Librarian Emily Jaycox about how manners in public have evolved. "How Rude! Changing Forms of Polite Behavior" is Saturday at 9:30 at the MHS Library and Research Center on Skinker.
Michael Calhoun visits with Complete Streets Program Manager Scott Ogilvie about the new St Louis transportation plan, the first in many years.
Dr. Roy Ligresti, chief of gastro-enterology at Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey tells Megan Lynchthat coffee is filled 'with a rich anti-oxident load,' but warns against a new trend of using the liquid in an enema.
Chuck Gascon- Senior Economist in the Research Division at the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis joins Megan Lynch again after the release of the Beige Book, which looks at the regional economy of St Louis. He reports many of the areas that the Fed studies have remained essentially 'unchanged.'
Megan Lynch discusses the trend of teenagers turning to artificial intelligence for companionship instead of live persons with Robbie Torney, Senior Director of AI Programs at Common Sense Media.
Debbie Monterrey and TV Guide's Matt Roush discuss what's new on tv this week. Dancing with the Sharks?? Star Trek: Strange New Worlds returns.
Doctor Marc Weisskopf is Cecil K and Drinker Professor of Environmental Epidemiology and Physiology at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, he reached out to Just Moms S-T-L founder Dawn Chapman who explained the study to KMOX's Maria Keena.
Brad Young says the Fair Housing Act says landlords cannot ask for immigration status of applicants, and subpoenas being used by ICE to compel that information are not legally enforceable if not signed by a judge.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor explains how higher costs are set to impact electric vehicle buyers and owners.
Weirong Li is CEO of Raw Culture and is Gen Z herself. She explores how her generation communicates with Megan Lynch.
High mortgage rates are impacting home sales, says Jeff Ostrowski, Housing Market Analyst for Bankrate. He told Megan Lynch that buyers need to 'reset their expectations' about mortgage rates for the long-term.
A St. Louis-based public art exhibition is teaming up with a century-old non-profit that lost all its funding. Find out more about Counterpublic and the International Institute of St. Louis, coming up. Debbie Monterrey visits with Melissa Sanders, Counterpublic's director of community engagement.
Charter Communications says it's seen a huge spike in attacks on it's infrastructure. The telecommunications company is calling it "domestic terrorism". Aaron Detwiler, Area Vice President for Charter Spectrum’s Missouri Management Area joins Megan Lynch to explain. He says he's seeing it statewide and nationally.
Gale Blomenkamp, Support Services Bureau Director, Boone County Fire Protection (the headquarters for Missouri Task Force 1) joins Megan Lynch as flood recovery efforts continue along the Guadalupe River in Central Texas.
Dr Pete Vernig, a Licensed Psychologist & Vice President of Mental Health Services at Recovery Centers of America, joins Megan Lynch with a look at popular Zyn nicotine pouches. How addictive are they?
Dr. Robyn Koslowitz, Ph.D., is a clinical child psychologist and the author of Post-Traumatic Parenting: Break the Cycle, joins Debbie Monterrey.
Willa Kate McCarter joins Megan Lynch and shares how he created her own horror film which will debut this week at the St Louis Filmmakers Showcase. Willa acted and directed the 12-minute short.
CBS Military Analyst, Col Jeff McCausland, joins Megan Lynch as Pres Donald Trump is set to change his direction on the Ukraine/Russia conflict by sending offensive weapons to Ukraine.
Jami Cox Antwi joins Megan Lynch works in community development finance, and she'll bring that experience to her new position as 8th Ward Alderperson. She says the voters she's talked to highlighted safety as an issue to address.
Scott Jagow tells the heartfelt story of a 1968 Martin guitar that has traveled through generations of his family. Purchased for $375 in 1976 and cherished by his late aunt Brenda—who wrote songs and recorded an album with it—the guitar found new life in Scott’s hands after her passing in 2024. With the help of luthier Jimmy Gravity, the instrument was lovingly restored. Scott reflects on its emotional legacy, evolving tone, and the symbolic connection it holds to his own life journey.
This week Chat with StuMac; Scott Jagow and Stuart McMillian discuss a book written in the 1970s called the Dictionary of Misinformation.
Debbie Monterrey talks with Attorney Nedim Remic and Elvir Ahmetovic who survived it about it what is happening at Soldiers Memorial.
Megan Lynch visits with Kirkwood Mayor Liz Gibbons to learn more about updates coming to the Kirkwood Ice Hockey rink. Could alcohol sales be coming soon?
Dr Jeff Pittman, Chancellor of St Louis Community College, says a new Missouri law will make sure that 60-credit hour blocks will transfer into 4-year degree programs in several high-demand areas. He joins Megan Lynch with details.
Marjorie Moore, Executive Director of Voyce, joins Megan Lynch with a look at how Medicaid cuts will impact nursing homes and long-term care facilities nationwide.
Scott Jagow previews his weekend 'Roaming St Louis' segment with Joe Pott, Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey.
Travel Writer Bill Clevlen, creator of BillOnTheRoad.com, joins Megan Lynch with a review of 8 different natural springs that he traveled to last week in Southeastern Missouri.
Michelle Wilson, Registered Dietician with Branz Nutrition, joins Megan Lynch with a look at the new nutrition guidelines that are set to be updated soon.https://www.branznutritioncounseling.com/
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz weighs-in with Megan Lynch on the latest trend, where middle-managers are being forced out of work.
Randy Raley is running against incumbent Rep Mary Miller in Illinois's 15th Congressional District. He admits it will be a challenge, and 'very grassroots.' 'Mary has millions,' says the former KSHE Radio DJ.
MissouriNet's Bill Pollock discussed the national recognition for Grandma's Cookies in St Charles with owner Theresa Rubio. USA Today named them the best for the 2nd year in a row.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young weighs-in on the tactics of the St Louis Police to cite parents for their lawbreaking children over the Independence Day Holiday. 'Police are using this as a tool' to 'combat the rise of youth crime,' says Young.
Phil Lempert is a food industry analyst, and editor of "Supermarket Guru" dot-com. He looks at Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. zeroing-in on synthetic food dyes, aiming to banish them from our snacks, cereals, and drinks by 2027.
Dr. Ericka Rutledge, Licensed Psychologist with SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital joins Megan Lynch. She says that letting 'the child lead' the conversation or asking questions is a good idea, especially if the child is aware of the situation, like the flooding in Texas.
Jonathan Porter, Chief Meteorologist, Accuweather joins Megan Lynch with a look at the dangerous flooding situation that impacted central Texas this week.
Bloomberg White House Correspondent Josh Wingrove joins Megan Lynch and says Donald Trump is 'coming up a bit short' on new trade deals as his self-imposed deadline comes up this week. He says tariff uncertainty is keeping interest rates at a higher level.
WWJ Auto Reporter Jeff Gilbert joins Megan Lynch with a look at how buyers are attempting to avoid high prices on the dealership.
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey highlighting some unique tv crossovers coming up.
St. Louis Police as promised crack down over 4th of July arresting 58 juveniles, STL fire chief says fire calls up 61%, city welcomes 50K Seventh Day Adventists, south city eye sore to get new life, update on south county bridges, Hancock & Kelley discuss Musk’s third party
Retail analyst Burt Flickinger joins Michael Calhoun with a look at the future of retail shopping.
Edwardsville Superintendent, Dr Patrick Shelton, gives a tour of the Hadley House to Megan Lynch. The district has used the Hadley House as the district's administrative building for decades.
Chris Fox from KRLD in Dallas joins Megan Lynch with an update on the deadly flooding that killed dozens along a river in central Texas. The Guadalupe River surged more than 26 feet in under an hour on July 4.
30th Anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide is this week. Debbie Monterrey discusses it's meaning with Elvir Ahmetovic and Nedim Ramic. https://neverforgetsrebrenica.org/
CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger says the tax bill is nuanced. She agrees that the higher income Americans will receive the biggest benefits from the bill recently passed in Congress.
KMOX News Director Beth Coghlan speaks with JoEllyn Klepacki, Director of Education at the Humane Society about what animals make good pets.
MissouriNet's Alisa Nelson talks with Missouri Representative Tim Taylor about a bill that he co-sponsored that is set to tweak Missouri’s fireworks regulations next year.
Michael Calhoun talks with Just Moms STL Co-Founder Dawn Chapman about How the big, beautiful bill impacts people exposed to nuclear waste in the St. Louis region.
Michael Calhoun talks with Amy Blouin of the Missouri Budget Project about local impacts of the passage of what's dubbed the "Big Beautiful Bill."
Endurance Swimmer Lewis Pugh joins Megan Lynch to talk about his latest endurance swim took place over 12 days around Martha's Vineyard to raise awareness of the shocking loss of shark populations.
Webster University media instructor Julie Smith joins Megan Lynch with a look at the online AI influencers that are trending.
Sean Malone questioned STLMPD Spokesperson Mitch McCoy about the actions police plan to take if they apprehend juveniles causing problems on the Independence Day holiday weekend.
Venice Mayor Phillip White, Junior joins Megan Lynch with details on a grant that will address the food desert in the area, and establish a municipally-owned grocery store.
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey previewing the tv coverage of Independence Day festivities around the country and a 'Shark Week' preview.
"C-Store Dive" reporter Brett Dworski joins Michael Calhoun as QT and Wawa plan major expansions into the midwest.
Dru Wallace from Critter Control, St Louis joins Megan Lynch. Megan has seen more skunks in the region lately, Dru knows why. Credit:© Liz Dufour/The Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young looks at the Aliens and Enemies Act; 23 and Me bankruptcy and DNA data; and a lawsuit from the family of a legendary broadcaster. He says the immigration case will likely find its way to the Supreme Court.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Megan Lynch and finds that St Louis has an average wedding cost that is lower than the national average. The numbers from The Knot, are still pretty eye opening. Credit:© Joe Rudis / The Tennessean / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
Bloomberg's Cam Kettles joins Megan Lynch with details on the budget and tax bill championed by Pres Donald Trump as it moves back to the House. She says there are competing interests among House Republicans including those in the Freedom Caucus and more moderate Republicans who are initially saying they are opposed to the bill sent from the Senate.
Meet Tony O'Driscoll, diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma in 2019, had stem cell transplant that only partially worked, had four other therapies that worked well enough to keep the cancer from causing too much damage, but never eradicated it. Bone Marrow Transplant Specialist, Medical Oncologist Washington University's Doctor Ravi Vig says great progress has been made over the last 25 years, but what they have now is much better than anything in the past.This therapy has given Tony new hope and serves as inspiration for newly diagnosed multiple myeloma patients.
Dr Leah Kaylor warns against a new viral trend called 'mouth taping.' She says it is 'absolutely not' a treatment for sleep apnea. (Image credit - Ivan Kukin/iStock / Getty Images Plus)
Ness Sandoval, Professor of Sociology and Demography at Saint Louis University, joins Megan Lynch with a look at the new data. He says international migration has offset domestic migration in the region. The region is getting older, not younger says Sandoval while other regions are building housing for families.
Debbie Monterrey sits down with Jennifer Clark, museum curator for Gateway Arch National Park, and David Grove, President and CEO of Jefferson National Parks Association to learn more about the competition for a new mural for the Arch archives reading room. (Photo by Nic Antaya/Getty Images)
Pew Associate Director of Research Mike Lipka joins Megan Lynch with data showing the low number of people who actually pay and subscribe to news organizations 'paywalled' content.
Michael Calhoun introduces us to MatchNP, Cecilia Ramos explains how the platform helps 'match' nurse practitioners with employers.
CBS News Reporter Brad Gibson joins Megan Lynch with a new report on the security of VPN apps.
Former US Ambassador to the Holy See, Francis Rooney, says he met the now Pope Leo XIV about 30 years ago, when he was known as 'Father Bob.' Rooney joins Megan Lynch. He says there is a lot of meaning behind the name 'Leo' which the new pope selected. "I never thought I'd see an American Pope elected over there,' concludes Rooney. (Photo by ©Vatican Media/CPP / ipa-agency.net/IPA/Sipa USA)
CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins Debbie and Tom as we move into the 2nd half of 2025.
Michael Calhoun chats with Congressman Mike Bost from Illinois about the need for safe parking for trucks along the nation's interstates. Credit:© Ryan Garza / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
This week Chat with StuMac has a special guest. Amy Marxkors from the Chris and Amy show as they talk about running.
Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias says they have 'turned off access' to numerous agencies that he says were using license plate readers 'for not permissible reasons.' He says authorities in Texas were using the readers to track a woman they said had a self-administered abortion.
Scott Jagow features his 'Roaming St Louis' segment every Sunday. Debbie, Megan and Joe Pott attempt to guess where Scott roamed this week.
Debbie Monterrey meets with skaters headed to the Roller Derby Wold Cup in Innsbruck, Austria next week. Sarah Arnosky Ko and Katie Calfee skate with Arch Rival Roller Derby.
CBS's Col Jeff McCausland says that the US has 'severely damaged' the Iranian nuclear program, and 'may well have destroyed' a facility involved in the program. McCausland says today's press conference included Defense Secretary Pete Hegeseth, who was talking to 'an audience of one, which was Mr Trump,' compared to the measured statement from Joint Chiefs of Staff Chair Dan Caine.
Charli Cooksey, CEO of WEPOWER and David Dwight, Playbook Designer and Policy Lead, join Megan Lynch in-studio with their new 'blueprint' for growing wealth.
Megan Lynch is joined by Joel IDOT's Joel Cumby as the project to rehab a stretch of I-255 in the metro-east from Illinois 157 to Illinois 15 is complete.
Matt Roush from TV Guide joins Debbie Monterrey with a look at stories making entertainment news
Maria Keena, Michael Calhoun and Fred Bodimer take a look at complaints that Walgreens is having a tough time filling prescriptions for its customers. © Allan Jung/ Telegram & Gazette / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst and partner at Harris Dowell Fisher & Young, joins Megan Lynch as President Trump launched attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities last week. Observers have questioned if he violated the War Powers Act of 1973. Young runs through the regulation with Megan, and concludes that he probably complied with the regulation.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Stuart McMillian with a look at the issues facing travelers to the Middle East.
SIUC Paul Simon Public Policy Institute director John Shaw tells Megan Lynch that, 'it's not a surprise,' that JB Pritzker is expected to announce a 3rd term run in 2026 this week. 'The Governor likes being Governor,' jokes Shaw, and it would set him up for a run for President in 2028. 'Every indication is that he's eyeing the national stage,' says Shaw. © Jack Gruber / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
The "transition manager," who'll be responsible for shepherding the St Louis City Police force from city to state control, Derek Winters, joins Michael Calhoun with a look at the newly-appointed board.
Olympic Champion Brian Boitano joins Megan Lynch in-studio ahead of the US Figure Skating Championships in St Louis in 2027.
KMOX's Megan Lynch asked cybersecurity expert, Jonathan Tock, Managing Partner at SingleWave Technologies, about possible cyber attacks from Iran.
'Israel is pleased with the results' says CBS's Robert Berger in Jerusalem to Debbie Monterrey.
Eva Velasquez, CEO of the Identity Theft Resource Center, joins Megan as there has been a spike in impersonation scams recently.
St. Luke's Hospital in Des Peres will close its doors beginning August 1st. Read more: https://www.audacy.com/kmox/news/local/st-lukes-closing-des-peres-hospital
Michael Calhoun shares the latest in his Arch Grants series, the founder of a company that makes a metal base stud to use in walls to keep drywall, dry, a product called Step Studs.
CBS News Meteorologist Nikki Nolan joins Megan Lynch as the St Louis heat wave continues.
Joanna Sokol is a paramedic and author. She joins Megan Lynch, she thinks she 'tapped a nerve' with her behind the scenes look at the world of paramedics and ambulances.
CBS Business Analyst Jill Scheslinger joins Debbie and Tom. She says a new report shows that the Social Security 'trust fund' will be depleted by 2033, that fund was built up over the years as the Baby Boom generation paid into the system. She says Congress needs to fix the system, and suggests raising the payroll cap, an easy fix that is 'fair to everybody.'
16 year women's football veteran Taylor Hay joins Debbie Monterrey as the St Louis SLAM. She says she's noticed an overall increase in interest in women's sports.
Nippon just closed a deal on U-S Steel, now Canada are talking tariffs on the industry.
Holly Quan of Audacy sister station KCBS spoke to Henry Brady Former Dean of UC Berkeley School of Public Policy to talk about new Reuters poll shows 62 percent of Democrats want new leadership.
Ron Kerbs, CEO of KIDAS joins Megan Lynch to talk about his company and how it uses AI to identify potential online threats for gamers.
Developer The Staenberg Group is busy, building in the Metro East, and just about done with the tear-down of the old Chesterfield Mall.
Rob Hart with our Audacy sister station W-B-B-M in Chicago spoke with Axios reporter Emily Peck... about the study and the trend.
Mark Sundlov, Director of the Soldier’s Memorial joins Megan Lynch Soldiers Memorial to Honor Tuskegee Airmen in St. Louis, highlighting the legacy of the first Black military pilots and their ties to St. Louis.
Margaret Carrero of our Audacy sister station KNX in LA spoke with Ana-Christina Ramón, director of the Entertainment and Media Research Initiative at UCLA.
Julie Smith, Author and Media Instructor at Webster University joins Megan Lynch how Google's new AI video tool could disrupt the film industry and deepfakes
Michael Calhoun talks with Mark Perkins from Great Rivers Greenway about taking over as CEO.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Megan Lynch talking about if judges can review Trump administration move to send troops into LA, Illinois license plate readers and more.
John Hancock joins Debbie and Scott, commenting on the nominations that Donald Trump has made so far.
Scott Jagow's weekly Roaming St Louis segment returns this weekend. He previews it with Debbie and Griffin.
Cat Neville, Explore St Louis VP of Communications, joins Debbie and Tom with more on the latest from a recent survey of potential visitors to St Louis who have seen the group's advertising.
Marla Nelson- a licensed clinical professional counselor in the Psychological Services department at OSF Saint Anthony’s Health Center in Alton, joins Debbie and Tom for a detailed look at SAD.
Kevin Bryant, President of Kingsway Development, joins Debbie detailing his companies efforts to keep development moving NORTH of the Delmar Divide.
Opal Jones, the President and CEO of Doorways, and Jacob Jamron, CEO of BOCA Pharmacy Group join Debbie Monterray and Tom Ackerman in studio. Doorways is opening new residential housing in the Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood today at The Elliot. The facility includes a BOCA pharmacy location.
Washington University researchers find a vaccine that shows promise against aggressive breast cancer. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer found out more about it from Wash U and Siteman Cancer Center surgical oncologist – Dr. William Gillanders.
Pres-Elect Trump makes Matt Gaetz his choice as Attorney General. Political News Director for Bloomberg Radio and TV, Jodi Schneider, joins Debbie and Tom with analysis of that choice, along with Tulsi Gabbard and Pete Hegseth.
St Louis native and best-selling author & motivational speaker John O'Leary joins Debbie and Tom talking about being named as chairman of the Salvation Army Red Kettle campaign. He also clues us in on when his life story movie will be released on the big screen.
Preston Petermeier, St. Louis Public Library Genealogy Librarian, joins Debbie and Tom with details on Friday's forum, 3pm-5pm at St Louis Central Library.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer details a new study on the increase in alcohol consumption since the Covid pandemic.
56 Million have fallen victim to package theft. Dashia Milden, Money Editor C-Net joins Megan Lynch with details on how to fight the issue.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Debbie and Tom. This week, streaming networks and "Wicked".
Illinois State Senator Dave Koehler from Peoria, joins Debbie and Tom, following the release of recommendations for how the state should share the history of the Underground Railroad.
Rachel Tibbetts, Artistic Director, Prison Performing Arts, joins Debbie and Tom. " Go Before I Do" and "Don't Be a Hero, Thank you" will be performed this weekend at Greenfinch Theater & Dive, 2525 S Jefferson Ave, St. Louis, MO 63104. Both show were written by formerly incarcerated persons from Missouri.
Donn Rubin, President and CEO of BIO STL, explains why St Louis is hosting a healthcare innovator and leadership summit this week.
Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst, joins Debbie and Tom with an update on a challenge to the 10 Commandments in classrooms in Louisiana.
CMS Regional Administrator Shannon Hills joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey with new information how open enrollment works this year. How much could one expect to pay?
Michael Hall, Vice President, Community Relations and Executive Director, Cardinals Care joins Debbie and Tom as tickets for Winter Warm-up are set to go on sale.
Glenn Eidman, St Louis Zoo Director of Security, joins Debbie and Tom as the Zoo unveils a new security system searching for guns.
Heather Craig, from the Foster and Adoptive Care Coalition, joins Debbie and Tom discussing the need for foster and adoptive parents in Missouri.
Ben Westhoff looks at the legal sales of potentially dangerous illicit drugs at gas stations/quick marts. He joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman.
Colleen Mulvihill is the Small Business Development Manager and SBDC Business Counselor at St. Louis Economic Development Partnership. She joins Debbie and Tom for a preview of open houses at three incubators this week: 1 to 3 p.mNov. 12: Lemay Business Incubator 315 Lemay Ferry RoadLemay, MO 63125Nov. 13: Wellston Business Incubator6439 Plymouth AvenueWellston, MO 63133Nov. 14: West County Business Incubator743 Spirit 40 Park DriveChesterfield, MO 63005
Ray McCarty, President and CEO of Associated Industries of Missouri, joins Debbie and Tom explaining why his business group and others are opposed to new paid sick leave approved by Missouri voters last week.
Hamid Hamrah, Owner of Root 66 Dispensary in Des Peres, joins Debbie and Tom following a successful vote in that municipality that could have eliminated recreational pot sales.
Patrick DeHaan, Senior Petroleum Analyst, joins Debbie and Tom with a look at autumn gas prices following the election.
Brandon Williams, New President of Boys and Girls Club of Greater St. Louis joins Tom and Debbie to talk about his new gig and more.
Former KPLR Sports Director Rich Gould joins Tom and Debbie to talk about his new children' book "There's a snake Down There". Plus Rich and Tom talk sports.
Jasmin Cardenas, St. Louis County Library joins Debbie to talk about the 45th annual Storyteller's Festival.
Wayne Kaufman, Founder of The Kaufman Fund joins Tom and Debbie talking about being inducted into the Missouri Veterans Hall of Fame and what the Kaufman Fund is doing.
Diana Clark, Communications Professor Emerita at SLU joins Megan Lynch to talk the Harris campaign and what might have been her downfall.
Mark Sundlov, Soldiers Memorial Director joined Debbie Monterrey to talk about the Veterans Day Wreath Laying Ceremony and other events that the Soldiers Memorial has planed for Veterans Day.
Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins Tom Ackerman to talk about the Billikens first win of the season and looking ahead to next game.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Scot Jagow and Debbie Monterray to discuss the election.
Bringing people to the region is the mission or Explore St Louis's advertising campaign across the Midwest, "we know we're hitting our target demo,' with the ads says Cat Neville from Explore St Louis to Megan Lynch.
Experts will gather in Carbondale this weekend, to explore language, and how we could adapt what we know about communication if we ever encounter a being who's not from planet Earth. The conference is called, “Exploring Xenolinguistics: Next steps in exploring the nature of language and the potential of extraterrestrial communication”. Jeffrey Punske, an associate professor in linguistics at SIU Carbondale, chatted with Megan Lynch.
Julia Quinn, the creative force behind the wildly popular Bridgerton series of books is featured tonight at the St. Louis Jewish Book Festival. She joins Megan Lynch discussing her partnership with television creator and producer Shonda Rhimes, creating a work of historical fiction surrounding the life of Queen Charlotte and King George the Third.
Diana Carlin, a professor emerita in communication at Saint Louis University, and Author of "Remember the First Ladies: The Legacies of America's History-Making Women", joins Megan Lynch following the election of Donald Trump over VP Kamala Harris. She says, "you can't imagine what you have not seen" regarding Americans' views of Kamala Harris as President.
CBS Politics Reporter Jake Rosen and Megan Lynch discuss the transition between the Biden and upcoming Trump presidencies.
Ben Geman, Axios Energy Reporter, previews what to expect under Donald Trump's 2nd term as President with Megan Lynch.
Bankrate Chief Financial Analyst, Greg McBride, joins Megan Lynch previewing an expected rate cut by the Fed today.
Cardinals President Bill DeWitt III joins Tom Ackerman after sports wagering measure in Missouri narrowly passes.
SIUC Paul Simon Public Policy Institute Director John Shaw reacts to VP Kamala Harris's loss to Donald Trump in the Presidential race.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Megan Lynch following Boeing workers approving a new contract.
What can attendees of this week's virtual Autism conference expect? Tec Chapman, Chief Program Officer with Easterseals Midwest joins Megan Lynch with details.
SLU Professor of political Science Steve Rogers returns to KMOX to break down the final election results for various Missouri statewide races and issues.
Dave Simons, Partner and Managing Director at One Private Wealth, explains how investors are reacting to the Trump victory. He says never base investment decision on politics.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan Lynch discussing the preemptive lawsuits against state elections by Donald Trump? Jack Smith is a Special Counsel, and could be dismissed when Trump appoints a new Attorney General as his boss. How about the state conviction of Trump in New York? Could Missouri's Amendment 3 protecting reproductive freedom be challenged?
Jill Barshay from the Hechinger Report investigates the outcomes for high-school students who dual-enrolled in college level classes. Does that additional prep lead to more college graduates? https://hechingerreport.org/proof-points-dual-enrollment-national-analysis/
Amanda and Wally Koval started their incredibly popular Accidentally Wes Anderson website and book series, quite by accident in 2017. They join Megan Lynch in-studio while visiting St Louis on their latest book tour.
Rachel Zimmerman, co-host of the DGS, shares her experience chatting with young voters while out on local college campuses.
Jean Evans is a former elected official in Missouri and former Executive Director of the Missouri Republican Party. She explains what candidates do to fill the time on election day.
Executive Director of the Illinois Commission on Discrimination and Hate Crimes, Elana Kahn joins Megan Lynch. She details the new program in Illinois to combat discrimination.
Dr Andrew Zasada, an OSF Heath Care Emergency Department physician in Champaign, details just how dangerous edible cannabis products can be to children. With Megan Lynch.Credit:© Mike Hensdill/USA TODAY NETWORK / USA TODAY NETWORK
Bloomberg election reporter David Gura joins Megan Lynch with a wrap of the final day of election campaigning for VP Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. He discusses the "narrowing" of the race and each campaign's get out the vote efforts.
Alisa Nelson, News Director for Missouri Net joins Megan Lynch with a preview of the statewide races in Missouri.
CBS Washington Correspondent Scott MacFarlane details what to expect after election day wraps up with Megan Lynch. How long untill we see results? Will there be challenges? How prepared is Washington for the Electoral College event?Credit: Daniel Heuer / CNP/Sipa USA
Andrew Garber, counsel within the Brennan Center's Voting Rights and Elections Program, joins Megan Lynch with details on what poll-watchers are allowed to do on election day. In Missouri, poll-watchers must be a registered voter in the particular jurisdiction. In Illinois, watchers must be registered voters and affiliated with the particular political party that assigns them. Credit:© Grace Hollars/IndyStar / USA TODAY NETWORK
SLU Care general internist Dr Fred Buckhold joins Fred Bodimer with ways to deal with the stress and anxiety from election day.
The Taylor Geospatial Institute here is one of the newest sponsors of Women in Geospatial. Joining Megan Lynch to talk more about the organization is UNITE pillar lead Kristen O’Shea.
Bob Ramsey, the radio voice of the Billikens, joins Tom Ackerman previewing today's season opener against Santa Clara.Credit:© Grace Hollars/IndyStar / USA TODAY NETWORK
Hancock and Kelley join Tom Ackerman and Scott Jagow talking about the debate between Josh Hawley and Lucas Kunce and final thoughts before the lcetion.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with sleep medicine specialist Dr. Thomas Siler, medical Director of the Sleep Lab at SSM Health St. Joseph Hospital in St. Charles to talk about what the switch from Daylight Saving to standard time can do to our bodies.
Cat Neville from Explore St Louis joins Megan Lynch, regarding the new application process in St Louis City for permits for short-term rentals.
Tori Schafer Director for Policy and Campaigns of the ACLU of Missouri joins Megan Lynch, says to go read amendment, and says Thomas More Society makes 'wild claims' in an attempt to 'mislead voters.'(Credit:© Anna Spoerre/Missouri Independent / USA TODAY NETWORK)
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum and Megan Lynch discuss the legal challenges to next week's election.
Crystal Quade is the Democratic candidate for Missouri Governor. She's challenging Mike Kehoe at the top of the race. She joins Megan Lynch to point out the major differences between them.(Credit:© Nathan Papes/Springfield News-Leader / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images)
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra will be chanelling the Day of the Dead for it's next performance. The Orchestra will be performing music from the popular animated film Coco at the Stifel Theater this weekend. Alan Stewart, Associate Principal Percussionist, joins Megan Lynch with details.
Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft says his office has "not really" received any reports of vote fraud.
Erica Smith, Executive Director of Hospital Sisters Mission Outreach joins Megan Lynch, as her hospital system has been providing critical resources to their counterparts in Ukraine and around the globe.(Credit:© Joe Simon for the Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK)
Tom Ackerman is joined by Polo Ascencio, the KMOX World Series Correspondent, following a crazy Game 4. (Credit:© Robert Deutsch-Imagn Images)
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Megan with this week's Business report, touching on the profits of Pfizer and McDonald's.(Photo by Richard B. Levine)
Mary Catherine Martin is Senior Counsel for the Thomas More Society, a group opposed to Amendment 3 on the Missouri ballot, joins Megan Lynch as election day looms. (Credit:© Anna Spoerre/Missouri Independent / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images)
Award-winning librarian Amanda Jones joins Debbie Monterrey, promoting her book, 'That Librarian' which details her fight against book bans in her small Louisiana Town.
Investigating the "readability score" of ballot proposals in MIssouri. For Amendment 3 -- the proposed constitutional amendment related to abortion -- the reading difficulty is rated at the 11th grade level for the ballot title, and grade level 14 for the difficulty of the text of the ballot summary. Kristi Baker Patterson, Ph.D., assistant professor of special education at SLU, she joins Megan Lynch, noting that the average American reads at a 5th-8th grade reading level.Credit:© Daniella Heminghaus / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan Lynch discussing a Pennsylvania case over election ballots that may end up in front of the Supreme Court. Plus, has Subway been 'skimpy' on the meat on their sandwiches?
Fred Bodimer discusses the FLU Season and prep with Dr Heidi Miller from the Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services.
Travel writer Bill Clevlen joins Megan Lynch after an extended stay in several small-towns in Virginia.
Mickey Bergman was a paratrooper for the Israel Defense Forces, in the last two decades, he's been inserted in high-stakes international negotiations. Mickey will discuss his new book, 'In the Shadows: True Stories of High-Stakes Negotiations to Free Americans Captured Abroad', at the St Louis Jewish Book Festival this weekend.
Gillian Garland, Program Manager at the Green Dining Alliance in St Louis, joins Megan Lynch as the group hosts the STL Food Waste Challenge for the second year in a row.
Lt Gov Mike Kehoe is in his final few days before the election on Nov 5. He joins Megan Lynch asking for support from Missouri voters next week, commenting on voting integrity, the economy and the Biden administration.Credit:© Nathan Papes/Springfield News-Leader / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
OSF HeathCare Exercise Physiologist Clare Spires joins Megan Lynch with tips on how to continue an exercise plan as weather gets colder.Photo: Matthias Bein/dpa/Sipa USA
CBS Correspondent Scott MacFarlane looks at the push to keep AM radio alive in the US.Credit:© Kris Craig/The Providence Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK
Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft joins KMOX's Michael Calhoun after several ballot drop boxes were set on fire in Washington state yesterday.
Cardinals Spanish broadcaster Polo Ascensio joins Tom Ackerman after the Dodgers notched a pair of victories in the 1st World Series games. He also shares memories of Fernando Valenzuela after the pitching great's passing.(Photo by Kyodo News/Sipa USA
Art McDonnell, President of the Historic Kirkwood Train Station Foundation and former Kirkwood Mayor, joins Megan Lynch as the renovation of the century-plus year old station is slated to be renovated starting in November.Credit:© Mike Cardew via Imagn Content Services, LLC
SLU Computer Science Professor Abby Srylianou joins Megan Lynch, sharing that Geospatial science is being deployed to help child victims of human trafficking.
Dr Kurt Dougher, Associate Vice-Chancellor for Health & Well-Being at Wash U, joins Debbie Monterrey with a discussion over the stresses of the election cycle.Credit:© Nathan Papes/Springfield News-Leader / USA TODAY NETWORK
Pew Senior Researcher Hannah Hartig joins Megan Lynch with new research/polling ahead of the November election. Views diverge based on which Presidential candidate they support.Credit:© Kris Craig/The Providence Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
Dr Heidi Miller, Chief Medical Officer from the Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services joins Megan Lynch with info on the current flu shot.Credit:© GREG WOHLFORD/ERIE TIMES-NEWS / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
Dr. Robert Gereau a professor of anesthesiology at Wash U School of Medicine and director of Wash U's Pain Center joins KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer.
Jill Schlesinger, CBS Business Analyst, joins Debbie and Tom and stresses the importance of "Open Enrollment" for health insurance.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley share their views on the top candidates with the Presidential election looming in under two weeks. With Debbie Monterrey.
Largest land war in Europe is expanding as North Korean troops prepare to aid Russian troops in Ukraine. CBS Face the Nation host points out that the war has also brought in Iran. Sen JD Vance will be a guest on her show this weekend.
Cat Neville, Explore St Louis VP of Communications details the new offerings at the Delmar Maker District, plus the Dome has new turf. Dozens of marching bands will christen the new surface this weekend.
Dr. Erik Musiek, Professor of Neurology at WashU in the Memory Diagnostic Center, joins Megan Lynch with a conversation on prevention of Alzheimer's.
CBS Tech Contributor Ian Sherr explains why Microsoft warned of foreign attempts to interfere in the upcoming US election with Megan Lynch.(Photo by Samuel Corum/Sipa USA)
Webster University instructor and media literacy expert Julie Smith joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman. She notes that Americans are consuming on average 11 1/2 hours of mass media a day. Credit:© David Rodriguez Munoz and Mandi Wright / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
is Dr. K. Venkatesh Prasad, Senior Vice President of Research and Chief Innovation Officer with the Center for Automotive Research, joins Tom Ackerman explaining how we got to the point of an average price of $47k for a new car in the US.
Webster Groves City Attorney Neil Bruntrager joins Tom and Megan in-studio with details of three new laws that would address gun possession in the community.
Members of the International Association of Machinists union overwhelmingly reject Boeing's proposed contract. George Ferguson is the senior aerospace/defense and airline analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence.Credit:© Ben Mutzabaugh, USA TODAY
Dr Flint Fowler joins Tom Ackerman as he's set to retire at the end of the year. The 30th Annual Great Futures Gala is set for this week. Fowler reflects on his nearly 30 years as President, and the thousands of children the Club has helped during his tenure.
Debbie sits down with Ben Gillham, the founder of Just Enduring, a nonprofit organization is designed to support bereaved parents, as well as family, friends, grandparents, siblings and caregivers following the loss of a child.
Master Sergeant Calvin Dye from the Public Information Office of the Illinois State Police details to Megan Lynch how troopers respond and address vehicle theft in the state. He also offers tips for how to handle the situation.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz details a new push from Walmart to get into the prescription delivery service with Tom and Megan. Plus, MLS saw a boost in attendance/revenue.
Kris Van Cleave- CBS Senior Transportation Correspondent explains what the union and Boeing each got following a 6-week strike. Plus Bloomberg Reporter Allyson Versprille in Washington shares new details on the approval process for Air Taxis in the US. Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch.
Andrea McCarren is the President of the PenFed Foundation, she joined former Cardinals manager Tony La Russa promoting their new partnership involving rescue animals and veterans. Tony and Tom Ackerman also discussed some baseball following the death of Fernando Valenzuela.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan and Tom with a look at a law suit accusing elite colleges of wrongdoings regarding financial aid, plus plans for election challenges are set.
Axios Health Policy Reporter Maya Goldman joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman detailing new reports that show women utilizing health care centers at twice the rate as men.
KMOX's Sean Malone looks at efforts by the St Louis Development Corporation's new transparency portal.
Paul Benda, Senior Vice President of Operational Risk and Cybersecurity for the American Bankers Association, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman warning against scams targeting bank accounts. Their motto, "banks never ask that".
The Southern Illinois Builders Association hosts high-school students this week to expose them to the skilled trades. CEO Donna Richter joins Megan Lynch.
Chad Beguelin sits down with Debbie Monterrey to talk about his career as a Broadway theater writer.
Brooke Foster is spokesperson for Missourians Against the Deceptive Online Gambling Amendment, she joins Megan Lynch.
Jack Cardetti with Winning for Missouri Education, the campaign pushing for sports betting joins Megan Lynch.
Samantha Stangl, executive director of House Everyone STL and Mandy Chapman Semple, the founder of Clutch Consulting out of Houston join Megan and Tom after leaders from a variety of organizations and agencies met yesterday to start work on a housing first system in the region.
Bankrate Senior Industry Analyst Ted Rossman says consumers are altering travel plans for the holiday season even though prices have come back down. The majority of holiday travelers (83% of those planning air travel or a hotel/short-term rental stay this holiday season) are changing their holiday travel plans due to inflation/high prices. Credit:© Megan Mendoza/The Republic / USA TODAY NETWORK
Kara Corches, Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry joins Megan and Tom to talk about why they are against Prop A.
Richard Von Glahn, Prop A's Campaign Manager joins Megan Lynch to talk about why they are pro prop A which would state minimum wage and paid sick leave.
DesPeres Mayor Mark Becker joins Tom Ackerman to talk about the possible citywide ban on recreational cannabis.
Aaron Rose, Security Architect Manager at Check Point Software Technologies joins Megan and Tom to talk about drastic increase of cyberattacks in the last year
Hear part of Tom Ackerman's conversation with City SC Sporting Directing Lutz Pfannenstiel about the end of the season and when a full time coach could be named. For the full conversation go to Sports on a Sunday podcast page.
Rachel Opitz TGI’s Program Manager for Geospatial Innovation for Food Security joins Megan Lynch to talk about if the key to making sure people have enough food everyday could actually be geospatial technology.
Kevin Deitsch, Warning Coordination Meteorologist with the National Weather Service - St. Louis joins Tom Ackerman to preview winter weather and when that first snow fall could be.
Meridith Perkins, Executive Director of Forest ReLeaf joins Debbie Monterrey to talk about Forest ReLeaf giving away trees this weekend in U-City to help with flooding there.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow to talk about if Kamala Harris interviews will make a difference. Lucas Kunce not endorsing Harris for president and more.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow to talk about the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and what that means and how accurate are the election polls at the moment.
Aerospace Industry Analyst Richard Aboulafia and Michael Calhoun discuss the concerns over Boeing's future in St Louis. Credit:© PA Images/Alamy Images
New Billikens head coach Josh Schertz joins Tom Ackerman as SLU prepares to begin their season on Friday, October 18, in an exhibition against Rockhurst.Credit:© Grace Hollars/IndyStar / USA TODAY NETWORK
Rung for Women President and CEO Leslie Gill joins Megan Lynch discuss the wage gap expansion. Why is it still happening? What resources are there for women in that situation?
President and CEO of HSHS St Elizabeth's Hospital in O'Fallon, IL joins Megan and Tom as the plans for large expansion to the complex are announced. Credit:© Evert Nelson/The Capital-Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
AP Reporter Maria Cheng joins Megan Lynch after her report on euthanasia in Canada was published this week. She and co-Author Angie Weng detail the concerns that medical professionals have over the permissive practice in Canada.(Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images)
Erik Lindbergh, CEO of the Lindbergh Foundation, joins Megan and Tom in studio following the announcement that the foundation is relocating its headquarters to St Louis. Erik says that his "grandfather's shoes were un-fillable."
Bankrate Principal Writer Sarah Foster joins Megan Lynch and explains how recent college grads are facing sticker shock when their paychecks don't add up.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Jerome Katz joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman with details on Boeing and True Value.Credit:© Chrissy Suttles/Beaver County Times/USA TODAY NETWORK / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
St Louis County Library Director and CEO Kristen Sorth joins Megan Lynch & Tom Ackerman detailing how several St. Louis County Libraries are giving out produce boxes every Thursday this fall.
Linda Weiner and Kathleen Smith, founders of Breathe Better STL, join Megan and Tom to share their concerns about air pollution that they allege is coming from the Metro East. They say their complaints to the EPA have not been addressed.
Jeanette Mott Oxford, outgoing Public Policy and Advocacy Manager at Paraquad, St Louis explains the challenges that disabled voters face to Tom and Megan. Are they being ignored by the two major candidates for President?
Dr Ilya Bendich a Knee and Hip Surgeon with Wash U Orthopedics. He joins Megan and Tom in studio. Is he seeing a younger set of patients requesting replacement knee and hip joints?
Demolition of the Chesterfield Mall is underway to make way for a massive redevelopment. KMOX's Stuart McMillian was on-site when the first pieces of the mall smashed to the ground.
Beth Fitzgerald, President of the Magic House, joins Megan Lynch as the Webster Groves children's museum celebrates its 45th anniversary on Wednesday. The Magic House will revert to 1979 opening day prices for the day. $1.50 for kids, and $2 for adults, 10:30am-5pm on October 16, only.
Dr. Beau Ances, Professor of Neurology at Washington University in St. Louis, shares with Megan Lynch about what's fact and what's fiction regarding Alzheimer's.
William McKinnon, Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences and a member of the McDonnell Center for the Space Sciences at Washington University in Saint Louis, joins Megan Lynch following the successful launch of the Europa Clipper. The mission will study a moon of Jupiter.© Craig Bailey/FLORIDA TODAY / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
Taylor Carlson is Associate Professor of Political Science at Washington University in St. Louis. Her new book is "Through the Grapevine: Socially Transmitted Information and Distorted Democracy". She suggests to Megan Lynch that political conversations can fuel a distorted Democracy.
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum explains why there is now a third trial against former Louisville Police Officer Brett Hankinson in the death of Breonna Taylor.Credit:© Matt Stone/Courier Journal/USA Today Network / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
Trish Lollo, President of St. Louis Children’s Hospital & Lindsey Stephenson, President of KVC Missouri join Megan Lynch to address residents' concerns over the upgraded Webster Groves youth mental health facility.
Demolition of Chesterfield Mall begins today to make way for a 2 billion dollar development dubbed "Downtown Chesterfield." Stuart McMillian spoke with Property Owner Michael Staenberg about the demolition process and what's next for construction.
Michelle Wilson, a Dietitian from Branz Nutritian, joins Megan Lynch as Pumpkin Spice season is in full swing.https://www.branznutritioncounseling.com/our-team© Sarah Griesemer/staff photo / USA TODAY NETWORK
St Louis County Circuit Judge John Bornonus joins Megan Lynch, explaining the history and process by which judges are selected and retained in Missouri. He says Missouri's plan is a model that other states are copying.
Dean Smorenburg, CEO at Maltento joins Megan Lynch, as insect farming becomes a viable industry, and maybe the future of food supply.
Our region's universities attract some of the brightest to St. Louis. But many of them then depart for jobs elsewhere after graduation. Wash U wants to know why and how to keep them. Study author Michael Wall explains to Michael Calhoun.
Interim CITY Head Coach John Hackworth joins Tom Ackerman with an update on the season.
Megan Lynch previews a SLU hosted conference of AI experts who deal with supply chains. The 1st ever Tech Conference is set for October 18.
CBS Correspondent Tom Hanson joins Megan Lynch with an on the scene look at the destruction following hurricanes Helene and Milton in Treasure Island, Florida.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie and Megan to discuss hurricane efforts and the news about it, VP Harris doing more media.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margaret Brennan joins Debbie Monterrey discussing turning the hurricanes into a campaign and Vice President Harris doing a lot more media now.
A new British study finds people who got a couple extra hours of sleep on the weekend were nearly 20 percent less likely to develop heart disease than those who didn't. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about that with SLU Care general internist Dr. Fred Buckhold at SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital.
The St. Louis Water Division is working to determine how many water lines in the city contain lead. KMOX's Maria Keena spoke with the City's Director of Public Utilities, Curt Skouby.
Cat Neville, Explore St Louis VP of Communications, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman detailing three projects that will connect several areas of downtown St Louis.
Connections to Success CEO Brandi Jahnke & St. Louis Public Schools Foundation CEO Haliday Douglas join Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman as Bank of America Senior Vice President Marilyn Bush honors them as 2024 Neighborhood Builders.
Joshua Loyd joins Megan Lynch discussing his campaign for Congress in Southern Illinois.
SLU Professor of Meteorology Dr Bob Pasken joins Megan Lynch for a conversation about his work, flying into hurricanes since 2006 and dropping sensors into the storms. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Samantha Smugula, Pocketparks President and Founder, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to preview the new park on The Landing which features 'Mini" disc golf and great views of the Mississippi River.
Anthony Schultz is the Incident Lead for Esri's Disaster Response Program. He discusses how technology was used to predict Hurricane Milton's path with Megan and Tom.
Bankrate Senior Writer Katie Kelton joins Megan Lynch with some strategies for saving, spending and investing for the 20-30 year olds.
STL Youth Sports Outreach Chairman Billy Mayhall says his charity outfits thousands of kids a year so they can play soccer, baseball and softball at no charge.
Negro Leagues Museum President Bob Kendrick joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch after the St Louis Board of Aldermen approves a redevelopment plan for the Jeff-Vander-Lou facility.*Credit- USA Today/SIPA
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Tom and Megan for a discussion of the strike by commercial airline workers against Boeing, and the impacts of Hurricane Helene on the auto industry.
U.S. representative for Illinois's 13th congressional district Nikki Budzinski sits-down with Megan Lynch for an interview covering her opposition to Nippon Steel's acquisition of US Steel; investment in storm-water management in the Metro-East; & the high costs of prescription drugs. Credit:© Thomas J. Turney/The State Journal-Register / USA TODAY NETWORK
Staci Knox, LCSW and manager of Psychological Services at OSF Saint Anthony's joins Megan Lynch for a conversation about the added mental health challenges facing breast cancer patients, and their families.
Pew Research Director of Data Labs Aaron Smith joins Megan and Tom with details on how users of TikTok use the social media site for news at a large rate.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman. Today we focus on an eminent domain case in Brentwood; new regulations for registered sex-offenders on Halloween; and a dog-food case that heads to the Supreme Court.
St Louis CITY SC's Academy Director Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman as the season comes closer to a close, without a playoff appearance.
Bankrate's Jeff Ostrawski joins Megan Lynch as mortgage rates fall, creating opportunities for homeowners?
Thane Rosenbaum joins Megan and Tom as the Supreme Court gets their new session underway. Cases include 'ghost guns', transgender rights; and Mexican cartels.
Greg Berger joins Debbie and details his efforts to find employment in St Louis. His Linkedin post has gone viral. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/its-you-job-market-rough-greg-berger-ijebc
Dr. Michael Spikes, Journalism professor at Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University joins Megan Lynch on KMOX. He explains the difficulty for survivors of disasters to wade through some of the false information being generated, some of it intentional.
Chris Krehmeyer, President and CEO of Beyond Housing, joins Megan Lynch. The nationally-recognized, comprehensive community development non-profit, is today announcing it has developed the next evolution of their holistic model with the new Transformative Services Department. The first-of-its-kind department is designed to address poverty more effectively to bring more St. Louisans into the economic mainstream.
Andrew Freedman is the Senior Climate Reporter from Axios. He joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman with the latest as Milton bears down on the Florida Gulf Coast near Tampa. Milton was a category 4 hurricane at the time of this interview, 8:20am Central.
Illinois Assistant Majority Leader Jay Hoffman joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman as a property tax bill is set to be voted on in Illinois on the upcoming November election.
AccuWeather Meteorologist Joe Lundberg explains how Hurricane Milton has increased in intensity moving from a Category 1 storm to Category 4 overnight.
Krister Knapp, Washington University Teaching Professor of Crisis and Conflict in the Historical Perspective, joins Megan and Tom, analyzing the 1 year anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel.
Trey Kerr, Gateway Studios CEO, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman in studio with an update on the music production and rehearsal facility being built in Chesterfield.
Interim head coach of St Louis CITY SC, John Hackworth joins Tom Ackerman following a 3-0 home win over Houston.
St Louis County Election directors Eric Fey and Rick Stream join Megan Lynch and discuss how technology is keeping election ballots safe.
What are the changes coming to Medicare in the near term? Maya Goldman, Axios reporter, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman with details.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Scott and Debbie, reacting to the VP Debate and the conspiracy theories over hurricane Helene.
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Join Scott Jagow as he 'Roams' St Louis every week. Can you guess where he roamed this week?
Cat Neville, Explore St Louis VP of Communications joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman every Thursday morning. This week, the fiscal year report is updated. The group has already booked hundreds of thousands of hotel rooms for upcoming events in the region.
Dr Claudia Charles and Dr Alison Menatti, Director, Center for OCD & Anxiety-Related Disorcers, St Louis Behavioral Medicine Institute join Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman. They discuss the differences between Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
Carter Arey, a Columbia, MO native, had a condition requiring the amputation of his foot when he was a toddler. He competed competitively at the collegiate and national level in wheelchair basketball. After burning out, his wife nudged him towards golf. He's now climbing the adaptive golf rankings.
Luke Wollin, VP of Electric Operations for Ameren Illinois joins Megan and Tom with an update on what his crews are dealing with as they assist other utility companies in hard hit Virginia, Tennessee & the Carolinas.
Dr. Doug Kasper, infectious disease specialist at OSF Healthcare joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman with an update on the latest cause for concern with a case of bird flu, found in a Missouri patient.
Megan Lynch and Ted Rossman Senior Industry Analyst from Bankrate discuss the stress shoppers are facing this upcoming holiday season
Peter Goger, Account Executive at OEC Group's St Louis Bureau, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman as the international Longshoremen's Union strikes at ports nationwide.
SIUC Professor and Director of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute, John Shaw joins Megan and Tom following the VP debate between Gov Tim Walz and Sen JD Vance. He thinks Republicans were happier with Vance's performance than Democrats on Walz.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz says a new word has come into our lexicon to describe price hikes which "pad" the bottom line of major companies. Megan, Tom and Jerry discuss, "greedflation".
CBS Military Analyst, Col Jeff McCausland, joins Megan and Tom after Iran launches a missile attack on Israel. McCausland points out that Israel is dealing with multiple opponents in addition to Iran.
Stephanie Mahfood, Webster University School of Education Dean, joins Megan and Tom. She's pointing out the dire straits that school districts in Missouri face as they try to fill teaching positions.
Katie Houck, Executive Director, Urban Harvest STL, joins Megan and Tom following news of an award and grant from the US HHS department.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young discusses the controversy over an historic, record-setting baseball hit by Los Angeles Shohei Ohtani. Plus a conversation on Arkansas' lawsuit against YouTube.
Bankrate Senior Industry Analyst Ted Rossman joins Megan Lynch with tips on how to make the best of the early holiday shopping season.
Jonathan Raiche, Kirkwood Planning & Development Services Director, joins Megan and Tom discussing surveys sent to residents asking about the safety for pedestrians in the community. Survey results will be used in planning toward the 'Streets are for Everyone' goal.
Todd Graham, Professor of Debate in SIUC's School of Communication, joins Megan Lynch ahead of the VP debate between Sen JD Vance and Gov Tim Walz. He points out that Walz may come off as 'too nice' and Vance needs to avoid appearing 'weird' to voters. He also thinks all debate moderators need "training" beforehand so they don't 'sit on their hands'
CBS's Jim Krasula joins Megan and Tom discussing the legacy of former President Jimmy Carter who turns 100 today.
Suzanne Sierra, Assistant Director St Louis Mosiac Project- & Gabriela Ramírez-Arellano, an immigrant entrepreneur join Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to discuss STLParaTi (St Louis for you) as Hispanic Heritage Month begins.
Tina Reed, Axios Senior Health Care Reporter, joins Megan and Tom as scientists are working toward a specific birth-control pill for men. Your Choice Therapudics has moved toward phase 2 of clinical trials.
CBS News Correspondent Adrienne Bard joins Megan Lynch from Mexico City where the nation's 1st female President will be sworn-in today.
Tony Smee, Director of the St Louis County Department of Revenue, joins Megan Lynch with details of the property tax freeze for seniors.
International Longshoremen's Association President Harold J. Daggett explains the impact of a long strike by dockworkers.
CBS's Jim Krasula joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman with an update on the number of deaths associated with Hurricane Helene in North Carolina.
Today is International Translation Day, first declared in 2017 by the United Nations to focus attention on the role of language professionals in connecting nations and fostering peace, understanding and development. Susanne Evens, the founder and CEO of AAA Translation based in Chesterfield, joins Megan and Tom to discuss the importance of translators in the region.
Hasmik Chakaryan Webster University Counseling Professor and Suzanne King director of Mental Health America of Eastern Missouri join Megan and Tom.Webster University is hosting the second annual Community Convening, a day-long series of workshops with mental health professionals that focuses on mental health issues in the region on October 26, 9am to 4pm on Webster's main campus.
Elizabeth Laird, Director of the Equity in Civic Technology Project at The Center for Democracy and Technology, joins Megan Lynch. A new survey finds that millions of students in the United States have been exposed to revenge porn at their schools -- some of it created by A-I.
St Louis CITY SC interim head coach John Hackworth joins Tom Ackerman following a home win over Sporting Kansas City at CITYPark on Saturday.
Dr. Dawn Wright, Chief Scientist of spatial analytics firm Esri -- which has an office in the St. Louis Geospatial community. You can hear more about Dr. Wright's voyage to the depths of the Pacific and her book 'Mapping the Deep'.
CBS's Alexander Tin updates Megan and Tom on the listeria outbreak impacting some products from Boar's Head. Some are pointing to lax inspections recently.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley preview their show with Scott Jagow and Debbie Monterrey discussing expected turnout in November.
Cardinals radio play-by-play voice John Rooney joins Joe Pott after the Cardinals drop a game to the Rockies and start a three-game set with the Giants to wrap the season.
Scott Jagow 'Roams' around St Louis every week. Play along as Debbie Monterrey and Joe Pott try to guess this week's spot.
Explore St Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville dives into recent JD Power rankings of airports and specifically reviews of Lambert Airport in St Louis. Plus, 5 things to do this weekend.
CBS's Scott MacFarlane joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman following Congressional approval of government funding through Christmas of 2024. He also details failures noted in new reports about the Secret Service following the assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Pennsylvania.
SLU School of Law Professor Richard Middleton joins Megan and Tom. He teaches Civil and Political Rights of Immigrants, Immigration Law courses and he's an immigration attorney here in St. Louis.
Webster University Criminologist Allison Gorga joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman, taking a look at the crime rate statistics for immigrants. She explains that they are lower than the native born US population for a number of reasons.
CBS Correspondent Dave Malkoff joins Megan and Tom live from Atlanta as 'Helene' bears-down on the Florida gulf coast. Forecasters are warning of a large storm surge as the storm makes landfall Thursday evening.
Michael Garcia, is a spokesperson for a group of Webster Groves neighbors who are opposed to the KVC plan for a residential youth mental health facility in their neighborhood. He joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman.
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Dear Fathers Community Organizer Brad Edwards joins Megan Lynch & Tom Ackerman to share his inspiration to learn to be a doula, and his local efforts to get more MEN to become doulas in the St Louis area. More info at https://dearfathers.com/
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz talks about a possible partnership between Beyonce and Levi's. Plus, Foot Locker is making a comeback, Prof Katz explains why.
Sheldon Weisgrau, the Missouri Foundation for Health Vice President of Health Policy and Advocacy joins Megan and Tom to highlight the high costs of health care for Missouri residents.
Lutz Pfannenstiel, the Sporting Director at St Louis CITY SC, joins Tom Ackerman following a long-awaited road victory last week and a home match against Sporting KC.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young explains the law behind bans on photos or "selfies" of completed ballots. Plus a case surrounding AI generated music.Credit:© Jay Calderon/The Desert Sun via Imagn Content Services, LLC
St Louis CITY SC academy director Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman to preview the upcoming weekend match with Sporting KC at CITYPARK.
Bill Clevelen joins Megan and Tom for a quick recap of his visit to several small Kentucky towns, including the "Bluegrass Capital of the World", Owensboro.
U City native, producer Bob Gale sits down with Debbie Monterrey, discussing how he brought his vision for "Back to the Future" to the big screen, and now to musical theater.
Abby Stylianou, an Associate Professor of Computer Science, sits down with Megan Lynch explaining how computers can predict the outcome of a game.(Photo credit - StartStock/iStock / Getty Images Plus)
CBS News Correspondent Seth Doane joins Megan and Tom sharing details of a new podcast which digs into the archives of more than 50 years of content from 60 Minutes. "60 Minutes: A Second Look" is available now.
CBS Correspondent Alexander Tin joins Megan and Tom with data from a new study on obesity in the United States
Bloomberg Reporter Alicia Diaz explains a new push from the Biden Administration Commerce department to ban Russian and Chinese software in automobiles.
Tim Nowak, Executive Director, World Trade Center St Louis and Betsy Cohen, the Executive Director of the St Louis Mosaic Project discuss the importance of growing foreign-born talent in the region.
The Oasis Institute is now offering a class on preventing falls, plus opening a new North County office. Debbie Monterrey sits-down with Juliet Simone, chief program officer at The Oasis Institute.
Interim St Louis CITY head coach John Hackworth joins Tom Ackerman following a road win, and preview home match against Kansas City.
NGA West Executive Bill Caniano sits-down with Megan Lynch for an update on the new campus for the government agency that is moving from Soulard to the Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood at Jefferson and Cass.
CBS's Alexander Tin joins Megan and Tom with details of the first "self-administered" influenza vaccine, FLU MIST.
The radio voice of the Cardinals, John Rooney, joins Tom Ackerman for his Monday morning chat following the final home game of the season. The Cardinal, for most of the season, just needed to score more.
Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst, fills-in for Hancock and Kelley. He discusses the legal ramifications of AI, the security of passwords in Google, the James Webb space telescope, and first amendment conflicts on college campuses.
Cpl Tom Lacey, a Wheaton, IL native joins Debbie Monterrey to share his story of the World War II Battle of the Bulge. Craig Stiegmeier from The National Battle of Bulge Association says the organization will mark the 80th Anniversary of the events at various locations across the St Louis region this weekend.
Cat Neville, Explore St Louis VP of Communications, joins Tom Ackerman explaining how national media is taking note of St Louis' music scene. Cat also shares her weekly list of '5 Things to do in St Louis' this weekend.
Music mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs remains in jail after his indictment for sex-trafficking charges. CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Tom Ackerman.
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Mike Martz joins Tom Ackerman, sharing memories of the birth of "The Greatest Show on Turf" in 1999. He will join many players at the Cardinals vs Guardians game on Saturday honoring the team.
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Retired Col Jeff McCausland, CBS Military analyst, tells Tom and Debbie that the Israelis interrupted supply chain of pagers and inserted explosives headed to Hezbollah.
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Jessica Stegen, Director of Communications and Event Production for the Great Forest Park Balloon Race, joins Tom and Debbie in studio with a preview of this years (52nd annual) event which includes the glow on Friday evening and the "race" on Saturday.
BankRate Senior Economic Analyst Mark Hamrick joins Tom and Debbie following the interest rate cut announced by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday.
Cardinals Manager Lance Lynn and Tom Ackerman discuss the win over the Pirates last nite at Busch Stadium.
Longtime concert promoter Steve Schankman from Contemporary Productions joins Debbie Monterray and Tom Ackerman for a preview of Evolution's 2nd year.
Rebecca Edelmayer- Vice President, Scientific Engagement for the Alzheimer’s Association, joins Debbie and Tom in studio with updates on advances in diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer's
Susan Trautman, CEO of the Great Rivers Greenway, joins Debbie and Tom recapping her career at the top of the organization and previewing upcoming projects.
Brad Young, partner at Harris Dowell Fisher & Young, joins Debbie and Tom with a recap of the arguments TikTok made on Monday, trying to stave off a ban in the US.
CBS Congressional Correspondent Scott MacFarlane recaps a second vote on IVF rights in the US Senate. All but two Republican Senators voted against the bill, including both Missouri senators. MacFarlane expects the votes to become campaign fodder.
Jennifer Humphreys, a St Louis Symphony Cellist, and Eric Dundon, Public Relations Director joins Debbie Monterrey previewing the concert on Art Hill this Thursday night; the 145th season; and ongoing renovations to Powell Hall prior to that building's 100th birthday.
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Michael Loria from USA Today joins KMOX again, with an update on the migrant population in Chicago which garnered national attention last year.
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CBS News' Brad Gibson joins Debbie Monterrey following a new study release regarding new resistance to antibiotics.
Kelley Hiatt, Manager of the St Louis Film Office for Explore St Louis, joins Debbie Monterrey. She says that its "not your imagination,' more films and tv productions are happening in Missouri and the resumption of tax credits played a big role.
Amanda Bradham-Little joins Debbie Monterrey to preview next week's 3rd Annual Paws for a Cause on Thursday, September 26 from 6 - 9 p.m
Managing Director of The Rep, Danny Williams, joins Megan Lynch to preview the 2024-25 season. The Rep has rebounded from last season's financial struggles.
Ed Wheatley, author and historian, joins Megan Lynch previewing the exhibit at the Missouri History Museum.
The 1944 World Series: St. Louis vs. St. Louis
Date: Tuesday, September 17, 2024
Time: 11:00am From 10-1pm, memorabilia from the 1944 world series will be on display at the museum.
The modern architecture of the 1930's to 1970's in St. Louis wasn't simply about structures. It's tied to social movements... and has also been linked to failures.
A new exhibit at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum at Washington University in St. Louis explores those “Design Agendas.”
Megan Lynch is joined by Michael Willis founder of MWA Architects in San Francisco and Portland.- & Eric Mumford exhibition co-curator.
Enbal Shacham, Professor in Public Health at the College for Public Health and Social Justice at St. Louis University and Megan Lynch discuss the challenge of tracking diseases like bird flu and alerting the public.
John Hackworth, St Louis CITY SC Head Coach John Hackworth and Joe Pott recap the 3-1 loss to Minnesota over the weekend.
The large increase in school shooting threats locally and across the country can be traced back to a social media trend. Law enforcement wants to know if you see something. Lieutenant Eric Brown of the Missouri Highway Patrol explains how Courage2Report addresses such threats.
Outgoing St. Louis City Sheriff Vernon Betts is breaking his silence and discussing losing the democratic primary.
Hancock and Kelley join Debbie and Scott. They say the election may come down to the "ground game"
Cat Neville, Explore St Louis VP of Communications, joins Tom and Debbie discussing Hall Number 4 improvements as well as upgrades to the lobby bar at Ritz Carlton.
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Denise Lieberman, Director and General Counsel of the Missouri Voter Protection Coalition, joins Debbie and Tom. She says there are many instances where partial guardianships are necessary, but voting rights shouldn't necessarily be affected.
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Dr Danielle Edwards, Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership at Old Dominion University, co-authored a new study based on the results of a large-scale tutoring program in the Nashville, TN school district. She joins Debbie and Tom with details.
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Dr Tim Eberlein joins Tom Ackerman sharing news about an opening of a new facility in the St Louis area
Victoria Brown-Kennerly- Webster University associate professor, an ant expert; Missouri Botanical Garden entomologist Tad Yankoski; AND ethnobotanist Allison Joyce from the Garden's EarthWays Center join Debbie and Tom to discuss a national study of the DNA of Ants. More information at BioDiversitySTL
KMOX Stuart McMillian live at Union Station as one of the largest steam locomotives sets to depart for DeSoto.
Cardinals manager Oli Marmol discusses his team's struggles against the Reds with Tom Ackerman.
KMOX Business Analyst and SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman every week. This week, he looked at new census data which shows how Americans' financial lives improved recently, plus a look at the activist investor takeover of Southwest Airlines
Max Blau joined Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman following his report on health care insurer Centene. Read it HERE
SIUC Professor and the director of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute, John Shaw, joins Megan and Tom for the second time this week following the 1st debate between VP Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.
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KMOX Legal analyst Brad Young joined Megan after the Missouri Amendment 3 was re-instated onto the November ballot.
Megan Lynch, Tom Ackerman, Debbie Monterrey, and Frank Ladd weigh-in on the debate spurred from a teacher's viral video arguing against sending cupcakes with kids to school on their birthdays.
CBS Correspondent Dave Malkoff says residents in Louisiana are still recovering from Hurricane Ida in 2021 as a new storm is set to make landfall. Malkoff says areas could see 10 feet of storm surge.
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A non profit in St Louis has placed in-school counselors in 60 different schools. These counselors focus on mental health. Ryan Patterson is program Manager for Lutheran Family and Children's Services. With Megan and Tom
Manchester Mayor Mike Clement and Rick Randall from America's Heartland Remembers discuss the city's tribute to 9/11 First Responders who passed away. Hundreds of American flags from Flags of Valor are set up in Stoecker Park until March 15.
State Rep Deb Lavender from St Louis County joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman as she pushes fellow legislators in Jefferson City to reinstate funding to monitor nursing homes in Missouri. She'll bring her efforts to the floor at the veto session.
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John Shaw, SIUC Professor and director of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute, joins Megan and Tom to preview the 1st debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. What should we expect?
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Kenneth Mendez CEO and President of the Asthma and Allergy Foundation & Dr. Purvi Parikh, allergist and immunologist at Allergy and Asthma Associates of Murray Hill join Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman on TIAM. St Louis ranks 17th most challenging place to live in the nation if you have asthma. Nationally, 10 people die a day from asthma.
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Americans deal with an estimated 33-million robocalls each day.
Courtney Rozen, Bloomberg White House Reporter, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discussing a push for a way to cut down on them.
Lt. Col Chay Derbigny commander and professor of aerospace studies for SIUC's Air Force ROTC detachment 205 chats with Megan Lynch about the stair climb tomorrow.
The founder of 'Dance the Vote', Joan Lipkin, joins Megan and Tom promoting the event at the Missouri History Museum on Saturday, Sept 14.
Latosha Fowlkes, CEO and President of The Core Collective at Saint Vincent, and Rick Gaines, Chief Juvenile Officer of the 21st Judicial Circuit, St. Louis County Missouri join Megan and Tom in studio discussing their efforts to help children in foster care in Missouri.
Dr Jerome Adams joins Megan and Tom discussing the latest surge in Covid cases and the importance of the new vaccine. He also comments on falling vaccine rates for school-age children.
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CBS's Ian Sherr joins Megan Lynch and previews the new iPhone features plus Chris Palmeri from Bloomberg recaps a record-setting weekend for 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' at the box office.
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'Hack and Ack' again this morning as CITY and the New England Revolution play to a draw.
Erica Dawkins, dietetic intern at OSF Health joins Megan Lynch to discuss the positives from consuming drinks with high levels of electrolytes. Are the better
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow react to the former President's comments about supporting child care, through tariffs. Michael called Donald Trump's comments a "word salad."
Plus reaction to the school shooting in Georgia.
Cat Neville, VP of Communications for Explore St Louis, joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey to explain the installation of new turf and lighting systems in the Dome at America's Center. Plus 5-Things to do this weekend.
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CBS Military Analyst Jeff McCausland in-studio with Debbie and Tom for an extended visit. He recaps his career for KMOX listeners and weighs-in on conflicts around the world including the Middle East and the Ukraine/Russia war.
Laura Sawyier joins Debbie Monterrey to preview her upcoming presentation, "The Power of Style" to the TedX St Louis Women event this weekend.
Stephanie Korpal, a therapist and owner of Marble Wellness in Ballwin, weighs-in with Debbie and Tom on the latest warning from the US Surgeon General about the stresses of parenting.
SLU/YouGov polling director Steve Rogers joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman with details on new polling which puts the Chiefs at the top of the NFL pack in Missouri. Plus looks at sports wagering and stadium funding in the poll.
Mary O'Meara, a nurse practitioner at OSF HealthCare in Rockford, Illinois joins Debbie and Tom with details on POTS Syndrome. Who suffers the most and why is it on the rise?
St. Louis researchers are participating in a larger study of children and young adults with recurrent brain tumors. The trial will test a promising type of immunotherapy using Natural Killer -- or N-K cells -- a type of immune cell that can recognize and kill cancer cells while sparing healthy cells.
The research is being supported by a two-million-dollar grant from CureSearch for Children’s Cancer
KMOX's Megan Lynch gets mre from Dr. Mohamed Abdelbaki Associate Professor of Pediatrics at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Missouri. He also serves as the Director of both the Pediatric Neuro Oncology Program and the Clinical Research Office (CRO) for the Pediatric Hematology, Oncology and Bone Marrow Transplant Division at St. Louis Children's Hospital.
Cardinals manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman following the 12-inning win over the Milwaukee Brewers.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch columnist Aisha Sultan joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman to chat about the decked out college dorm room trend that has some parents are spending large amounts of time and money.
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SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz looks at the down turn of some national restaurant chains and the cost-cutting coming for some discount air carriers.
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Best order for regular vaccines? KMOX Health Editor FredBodimer put that question to SLU Care general internist Dr. Fred Buckhold at SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital.
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CBS News Washington Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins Debbie and Tom with details on the new charges that AG Merrick Garland announced against leadership from Hamas who he ties directly to the October 7 attack on Israel and deaths of American citizens. Scott also comments on the push from Israeli citizens for a deal to be made to release more hostages, a conversation he had with the White House Press Secretary, and comments on sentencing of a New York man who made threats to Congress.
Fred Bodimer discusses the impacts of popular weight loss drugs on depression and suicidal thoughts.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Debbie and Tom updates on the murder case against Marcellus Williams which faces a court deadline today. He's scheduled to be executed on September 24
CNET's EV expert Antuan Goodwin joins Megan Lynch with the numbers comparing gas and electric vehicles for consumers.
Ashley Burle, the SLU/YouGov co-poll director and education lead joins Tom and Megan in studio with a look at the latest look polling focused on Missouri voters and their views on education. The conversation includes a look at cell-phone usage in school and 4-day school weeks.
Robert Berger joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman live from Jerusalem with updates on the protests following hostages killed. Jim Krasula with information on the latest hotel worker strike in the US.
St Louis CITY SC Interim Head Coach John Hackworth joins Tom Ackerman for a recap of the weekend's action. "Hack and Ack"
Media Relations Coordinator Matt Sheehan from OSF Healthcare joins Megan and Tom to explain the differences between the human and canine versions of parvovirus. Read more HERE.
Find out who is celebrating a birthday on Monday, September 2nd. And if you would like your birthday to be mentioned or send some birthday wishes to a loved one just email totalam@kmox.com.
Melissa, of Melissa's Home for Hope joins KMOX's Maria Keena to talk about how she is helping others and describes her motivation to start her own domestic abuse organization after surviving two abusive relationships.
Michael Kelley and Braxton Payne join Debbie and Scott with commentary on Kamala Harris' interview on CNN as well as recent comments from Donald Trump on IVF.
The Voice of the Cardinals, John Rooney, joins Joe Pott to preview the series against the Yankees.
Every week KMOX's Scott Jagow roams around St Louis bringing you stories from unique locations in the region.
Explore St Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville talks about the "tremendous opportunity" that Route 66 brings to the St Louis region. International visitors are very interested as the centennial of the historic highway approaches in 2026.
Plus, Cat's Things to Do in St Louis this weekend.
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Danielle Coffey, President and CEO of the News Media Alliance joins Megan Lynch to explain how Google utilizes and repackages news content, and doesn't pay or credit the creators of news content. California lawmakers worked to get that lack of compensation addressed.
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Debbie Monterrey is joined by Nathanael Hirst, a Belleville West grad, and Abby Powers, who attended Francis Howell North as the Hamilton tour returns to St. Louis and The Fabulous Fox Theatre. Hirst plays George Eacker in the show, and Powers is a longtime stage manager for the production.
Kirsten Eddy, a Pew Senior Researcher, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to explain how Americans interact and experience local crime news.
Crime is the 2nd most important news story for Americans, not-surprisingly, weather tops that list.
Find the local crime news poll HERE.
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CBS Reporter Alex Tin joined Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to detail the issues that lead to the Boar's Head listeria outbreak.
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Professor Zack Leasor, an Assistant Professor at the University of Missouri and the Missouri State Climatologist joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discussing the phenomenon of "Corn Sweat". He says its tough to quantify the amount of humidity added through the crop evaporation.
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SLU Political Science Professor & director of the SLU/YouGov Poll Steve Rogers joins Megan Lynch with the latest survey of statewide likely Missouri voters.
Poll includes the 2024 U.S. Presidential, US Senate, and Missouri statewide elections, Missouri political actors, gun policies, minimum wage, cell phone policies in schools, four-day school weeks, and other issues important to Missouri voters.
See the full poll HERE.
Professor Jerome Katz of the SLU/Chaifetz School of Business joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to detail a new cheaper weight-loss drug and restaurant junk fees.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol has high-praise for Albert Pujols and the relationship the two developed. Marmol's Cardinals have lost two-straight to the Padres.
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Former St Louis Cardinal Albert Pujols discusses the Cardinals recent struggles, his work with the Commissioners office with MLB, and his next step, managing a team in the Dominican Republic this winter with Tom Ackerman.
Albert will be in St Louis for his Pujols Family Foundation at Top Golf on September 9.
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Laurinda Harjai, a cardiology provider with OSF Saint Anthony's Health Center, joins Tom and Megan with the warning signs for hunters. Cardiac events
Scott R Baker, Northwestern University Associate Professor of Finance recently completed a study that found an impact on the finances of people who participate in online sports-wagering.
Austin Carr, Tech Reporter with Bloomberg News, joins Megan and Tom to discuss a new rule allowing iPhone users to delete some standard apps. Could those changes come to US users too?
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KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan and Tom to discuss the new superseding indictment of Donald Trump. Plus Missouri's loss in a case defending the Second Amendment Preservation Act.
Stacey Morgan, head athletic trainer at MICDS, joins Megan and Tom with details on how she's addressing the heat with athletes at her school.
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University of Missouri Political Science Professor Peverill Squire joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman, predicting the impact of organized labor on the upcoming election cycle.
On August 29, John Burroughs will welcome filmmaker Nicholas Ma and his father, legendary cellist Yo-Yo Ma, to screen Nicholas' compelling new documentary, Leap of Faith. This movie is the second collaboration by Nicholas and filmmaker Morgan Neville, who previously produced Won’t You Be My Neighbor about Fred Rogers. Leap of Faith is a timely testament to the power of bridge building in difficult times. The film explores the intersections of faith, reason, and democratic ideals. Nicholas chatted with Debbie Monterrey.
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Derek Whipkey, a graduate student from SIUC, joins Debbie to discuss the new invasive rodent making its way north into our region. You might see a Nutria soon.
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Susanna Fuchs, director, Clean Air Initiatives for the American Lung Association joins Megan and Tom. She says more education and coverage of air quality is important.
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Byron Price, the U City 3rd Ward task force chair joins Megan and Tom to preview tonight's meeting.
Ally Niklaus joins Megan and Tom in-studio as her new book I'm Gay & Drink Water: A Memoir hits bookshelves, detailing her mental health struggles and alcohol abuse as a rising soccer star in St Louis.
Nishesh Chalise joins Megan and Tom from the St Louis Federal Reserve where he's a Senior Manager of Community Development.
CBS News correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman detailing claims that RealPage manipulated the market so renters could raise prices on housing nationwide. MacFarlane also notes that Trump and Harris are disagreeing over the "muting" of microphones during their upcoming debates.
CITY SC Head Coach John Hackworth joins Tom Ackerman following a 4-4 draw in Portland over the weekend.
Dr Nadine Alameh, Executive Director of the Taylor Geospatial Institute joins Megan Lynch to preview the upcoming conference and discuss the growth in geospatial in St Louis.
The Voice of the Cardinals, John Rooney, joins Tom Ackerman after the Cardinals come from behind win over the Twins.
Michael Kelley and John Hancock join Megan Lynch and Michael Calhoun for a quick segment recapping the final night of the DNC in Chicago and VP Kamala Harris's acceptance of the nomination for President.
Explore St Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville joins Tom and Megan with new stats about the visitors to St Louis and where St Louis ranks nationally.
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Betsy Sinclair, the Chair of the Political Science Department at Wash U, joins Debbie Monterrey and previews the EmpowerHER campaign event this weekend.
Bram Sable Smith, KFF Health News Midwest Correspondent, has been tracking the kids who were injured in the Kansas City Super Bowl parade shooting and how they're dealing with the lingering trauma. He joins Megan and Tom.
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David Bruns, an attorney who has dealt with death penalty cases, joins Megan and Tom with reaction and analysis of the Marcellus Williams case.
Bloomberg's Mike McKee is in Jackson Hole following the Federal Reserve symposium. He updates Tom and Megan about interest rates.
Washington University School of Medicine Professor Beau Ances is conducting a study on the brains of hundreds of Americans, looking at how aging impacts brain function. He joined Tom and Megan in studio.
Pat Loeb, KYW Newsradio joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman with the recap of nite three of the DNC in Chicago.
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Tom Ackerman replays last nite's comments from Cardinals manager Oli Marmol following the 3-2 loss to the Brewers.
Daniel Chang, KFF Florida Correspondent, details the varying viewpoints on social media's impacts on teen mental health. With Tom and Megan.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Megan and Tom with details over a proposed merger that could open up travel opportunities for St Louis flyers plus a look at the most profitable part of the Disney corporation.
CBS Correspondent Adrienne Bard joins Tom and Megan Live from Mexico City with details on a new effort to get women more involved in the workforce in Mexico. Mexico has the 1st female President in North America.
Ashley Byrd from Learfield and Missouri Net joins Megan and Tom live from the Missouri and Minnesota delegation's hotel in Chicago at the Democratic National Convention.
Attorney and KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discussing a case where a woman died from an allergic reaction, an AI case regarding fake political supporters, and another mass-shooting where parents of the shooter were charged with allowing the incident to happen.
Pat Loeb, the NYW Newsradio City Hall Bureau Chief joins Megan and Tom for an update following a rousing night of speeches at the DNC in Chicago from former President Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama.
Radio analyst for CITY SC Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman to preview the trip to face Portland this weekend.
Dan Glazier, LSEM joins Tom and Megan to to talk about The Common Good Event and the state funding for free legal services.
John Horn, Economist at the Olin Business School at Washington University in St. Louis joins Tom and Megan to talk about what the latest polls show the biggest concerns are for Americans as the election nears.
Dr. Stephanie Wall, Kelly Education's Director of Learning Services joins Megan Lynch to talk about the state contracting with an educational staffing company to help prepare people that look to become substitute teachers.
Colleen Young, US Paralympic Swimmer and St. Louis native joins Tom and Megan to talk about her disability, how she got started swimming and the coverage that the Paralympics now get.
Adriel Bettelheim with AXIOS joins Megan and Tom to discuss what is known about the new M-Pox strain and what Americans should be looking for.
KYW Newsradio's Pat Loeb joins Tom and Megan to talk about the first night of the Democratic National Convention that included a speech from President Biden.
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Matt Roush tell us about the final episode of Evil and Seal Team beginning its final season
KMOX and the Red Cross are partnering to host blood drives this week in memory of former KMOX Reporter Brett Blume. Kathy Blume and Beth Elders join Megan and Tom to discuss the need for and ease of donating blood.
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Teaching Professor in the Department of History at Wash U in St Louis joins Megan and Tom with an update on the pushback by Ukraine into Russia.
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Dr. Rekha Meyer, TGI Research Associate, and Megan Lynch discuss the use of technology to utilize water in urban gardens.
KYW Newsradio City Hall Bureau Chief Pat Loeb joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman live from Chicago as Democrats gather together for their national convention. Pres Joe Biden will address the delegates this evening as the party rallies around his VP, Kamala Harris.
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Tom and CITY SC Interim head coach John Hackworth preview this week's match in Portland.
Dr. Erick Messias, Chair of Psychiatry at SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital and Chief Medical Officer for behavioral health for SSM Health joins Megan to preview the opening.
Debbie, Scott, John Hancock and Michael Kelley react to both Presidential candidates comments on the economy this week. Harris will unveil her plan today, Trump stood outside a country club and spoke briefly about food prices.
Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow following the news that she will co-host and moderate a debate between Senator JD Vance and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz on CBS in October.
Scott Jagow continues to "roam" St Louis. He previews his weekend segment with Debbie Monterrey, Joe Pott and Rodger Brand.
Emily Peck, co-author of Axios Markets, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman as the top two Presidential candidates float proposals to eliminate taxes on tips. What could go wrong?
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Cat Neville, Explore St Louis VP of Communications, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman. "The Flavor of St Louis" has been nominated for the Creative Thinkers Award. Cat also previews the events in St Louis this weekend.
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman with details on a new law in Illinois dealing with child pornography and AI.
Debbie Monterrey and Dr Nigel Lester, a psychiatrist from Palm Health, discuss burn out, blur out and the malaise apparently running through American society.
Robert Bauer, Principal Engineering Geologist with the Illinois State Geological Survey joins Megan and Tom to discuss geological surveys of mines under your feet in Illinois.
Myles Rowe joins Tom Ackerman as he prepares to race in Madison, Illinois at World Wide Technology Raceway this weekend.
Matt Sheehan, spokesperson from OSF healthcare, joins Megan Lynch. What are medical professionals predicting as kids go back to school?
Dr Whitney Brandt, Asst Professor of Surgery at Washington University School of Medicine and Tom Ackerman discuss lung cancer.
Cardinals manager Oli Marmol discusses the back-to-back losses to the Reds in Cincinnati this week.
Anton Nootenboom joins Tom and Megan in-studio. He hails from Amsterdam, and has challenged himself to walk barefoot from LA to New York to raise awareness for men's mental health. He shares his own personal struggle following a stint in the military.
Follow his journey here.
Roger Holloway, Executive Director of the World Bird Sanctuary joins Megan to discuss caring for a bald eagle who was shot in the beak.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Megan and Tom to discuss a change in leadership at Starbucks and "value" pricing.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young explains the legality of "cybersquatting" on web domains.
Alisa Neslson, Missourinet News Director joins Megan Lynch to discuss the importance of the Missouri State Fair and the Ham Breakfast.
St. Louis Travel Reporter Bill Clevlen "Bill on the Road" joins Tom and Megan to talk about his most recent trip which was an 8-day train experience across northern Spain.
Kevin Amstutz, Major Gifts Officer for UCP joins Megan and Tom to talk about the Wing Ding at The Armory to decide who has the best wings in St. Louis.
Mary Lorenz, Senior Director of Content and Creative at Cision joins Megan Lynch discussing the relationship between Public Relations officials and reporters.
Missouri net's Alisa Nelson talks to Catherine Hofmann, the vice president of ACT’s state and federal programs to talk about the changes that are in works and how that could improve someone's score.
St. Louis County Councilman Mark Harder joins Tom and Megan to talk about the vote this afternoon on if they should drastically change the make-up of the county council.
Lieutenant Ray Rice is an E-SOP Board Member he joins Megan and Tom to talk about Office Brown's condition, what needs to change and the video that Chief Troy Doyle will release this afternoon.
Tina Reed, Axios Senior Health Care Reporter joins Megan Lynch to talk about the new study that shows some patients have better access to the drugs that help treat diabetes and obesity.
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Ferguson Police Chief Troy Doyle joins Tom and Megan to talk about the protests in Ferguson over the weekend and provide an update on the office that suffered a brain injury.
Author of Makenna's Brave Start and founder of Different at School Jodie Lee joins Megan and Tom to talk about her book and how to help students who look different navigate back to school.
Dr. Nicole Miller-Struttmann, Biology Professor at Webster University joins Tom and Megan to discuss how climate change is impacting plants in the Shaw nature Reserve.
Bryan Painter, Principal, and Courtney Wells, kindergarten teacher at Tillman Elementary School in the Kirkwood School District join Tom and Megan to talk about Kindergarten shuffle which is a way for all kindergarten students to meet and interact with the teachers in a classroom before a teacher is assigned for the year.
City SC Interim Head Coach John Hackworth joins Tom Ackerman discussing the win against Portland in the Leagues Cup and looking forward to play Club America in the Round of 16.
Barb McQuade, Legal Analyst for NBC News and MSNBC and professor at University of Michigan Law School joins Megan Lynch to talk about her new book "Attack from Within"
Sharon Watson, Greater St. Louis Chapter of the American Red Cross joins Tom and Megan to talk about the Brett Blume Blood Drive taking place at many different places on Thursday, August 22nd.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman to talk about the long stretch of games finally over, bullpen needing days off and Walker hitting at AAA.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley joined Scott Jagow and Debbie Monterrey to talk about who had the better week between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris as well their takes on the Missouri primary results.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joined Brian Feldman to talk about the tough loss to the Rays, the offense struggles to add on, and the difference in Victor Scott II this time around.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow to talk about the presidential debate set for September 10th and more.
Find out who is celebrating a birthday on Friday, August 9th. And if you would like your birthday to be mentioned or send some birthday wishes to a loved one just email totalam@kmox.com.
Explore St. Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville joins Tom and Megan talking about construction starting to better connect Ballpark Village to the America's Center on 7th street and five things to do this weekend.
Patty Heyda, Professor of Urban Design in the Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts at Washington University joins Megan Lynch to talk about her most recent piece 'Radical Atlas of Ferguson USA’ - The infrastructure of fragmentation.
The Reverend, Dr. Starsky Wilson, Co-Chair of the Ferguson Commission and President of the Children's Defense Fund joins Megan Lynch to talk about the the killing of Michael Brown which happened 10 years ago and the protests that followed.
Evan Gorelick, Bloomberg Technology Reporter joins Tom and Megan to talk about how Uber and Door Dash topping expectations.
Actor, Comedian, Screenwriter, Producer Marlon Wayans joins Tom Ackerman as they talk about his career and his upcoming appearance in St. Louis at Helium.
KMOX received a phone call from a listener about the conditions at the U-City Forest Manor Nursing Home. KMOX's Maria Keena goes in depth about those poor conditions.
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Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman to discuss the bounce back in game 1 against the Rays after a tough one against the Mets, Victor Scott home run and Sonny Gray strong outing.
Keli Jackson, Assistant Professor of Communication at Saint Louis University joins Tom and Megan to talk about Kamala Harris social media campaign and why it is appealing to Gen Z voters.
KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz, Professor in the St. Louis University Chaifetz School of Business joins Tom and Megan to discuss partnership between Kohl's and Babies R Us.
Phyllis Ellison, Associate Vice Chancellor of Workforce Solutions at St. Louis Community College joins Megan Lynch to discuss the St. Louis workforce report is being released Wednesday.
Megan and Tom take a deep dive into the results of primary election as we hear from Wesley Bell, Cori Bush, Lucas Kunce, Mike Kehoe, Bill Eigel and more.
Missouri Chamber President and CEO Dan Mehan joins Megan and Tom to discuss his decision to retire and some of his biggest achievements while in office.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner at Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Megan and Tom to talk about Missouri effort to stop sentencing in Donald Trump's hush money case, Crowdsrtike and a new lawsuit against it.
Jessica Hentoff, Circus Harmony Artistic and Executive Director joins Debbie Monterrey to talk about Circus Harmony partnership with sister city in Germany.
City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joined Tom Ackerman to talk about City SC advancing to the Round of 32 in the Leagues Cup, the new faces and the trade of fan favorite Tim Parker.
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Maria Keena goes in-depth with County Prosecutor Wesley Bell after he beat incumbent Cori Bush for the democratic congressional nomination.
Katy Enrique Director of Marketing & Sales City Museum joins Megan and Tom WITH the Guinness World Record setting longest shoelace.
John Shaw Director of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discussing the Republicans in Illinois who will support Democrat Vice President Kamala Harris in her run for President.
Domestic violence deaths were up more than one-hundred-percent in Illinois last year. Advocates for victims say a firearms were used in nearly 70-percent of those killings. Those groups are pushing for new laws that would prompt seizure of weapons in domestic violence cases. Vickie Smith is the former executive director and consultant for the Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence. She joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch.
A recent report detailed the deaths of inmates at prisons that use privately-run health clinics -- including in Missouri.
Webster University Criminologist... Dr. Allison Gorga... has studied the issue and joins Tom and Megan in the KMOX Studio.
CBS Tech Contributor Ian Sherr explains the latest ruling in a monopoly case against Google to Tom and Megan.
Greg McBride, Bankrate's Chief Financial Analyst joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to discuss the market sell-off on Monday which was spurred by a similar sell off in Japan over the weekend.
Former Missouri State Senator Jeff Smith joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman with instant reaction to word that VP Kamala Harris has selected Minnesota Gov Tim Walz as her running-mate.
St Louis County librarian Cameron Reisenburger joins Debbie Monterrey to discuss "right to repair" laws.
Matt Sheehan, spokesperson for OSF Healthcare joins Megan and Tom to discuss the impact of tea on the human body.
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Tim Keane is the new Chancellor at Webster University. He takes over from longtime Webster stalwart Beth Stroble. Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch discuss his return home and the challenges that Webster faces.
Assistant Professor of Political Scientist at Saint Louis University, Steve Rogers joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to preview the Missouri primary.
Chad Zimmerman is Agri-Food Director at BioSTL. He spoke with Megan Lynch about the relationship between technology and food, and how one organization in St. Louis is working to make sure our region is at the forefront of that innovation.
Robert Ferrara, Google Trends Expert joins Tom and Megan. What is the top search during week 1 of the Paris Olympic games?
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John Hackworth, interim head-coach for St Louis CITY SC joins Tom Ackerman every Monday. This week, they recap CITY's loss to Juarez in League's Cup.
The Cardinals lost 3 of 4 to the Cubs in Chicago. The "Voice of the Cardinals" joins Tom Ackerman every Monday morning.
Hancock and Kelley join Debbie and Scott. John Hancock feels like the number of people who didn't like BOTH Presidential candidates has dropped now that Joe Biden has dropped out. Michael Kelley points out that Donald Trump has 'not won the media cycle' since the attempt on his life.
Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney joins Joe Pott following last night's loss to the Cubs.
Cat Neville, Explore St Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville joins Megan Lynch and reports on rising number of workers in the region, plus the weekly "What to do this weekend."
Dr Steve Strubberg joins Megan Lynch and explains the preparations the Missouri State Fair has made to deal with the dairy cattle attending the fair.
CBS Correspondent Nikole Killion and Megan Lynch discuss Donald Trump's appearance at the National Association of Black Journalists
Missouri State Senator Bill Eigel tells Megan Lynch that illegal immigration and personal property taxes are the top issues for his campaign for Missouri Governor.
Missouri House Rep Crystal Quade points out that Missouri ranks last in teacher pay, and has issues with a loss of hospitals and crumbling infrastructure under Republican legislatures. She's running for Governor as a Democrat.
Kelly Tyko, Axios Senior News Reporter, joins Megan Lynch to discuss "Summerween", the trend of Halloween decorations appearing at retailers earlier and earlier in the summer months.
Wendy Doyle, United WE President and CEO and Megan Lynch discuss the organization's push to value representation from women.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman to discuss the trading deadline and the big hit for Tommy Pham in his return to St. Louis.
Sarah Lovegreen, Vice President of Programs for Alzheimer's Association Missouri chapter joins Debbie Monterrey to discuss a new study that links one's diet to cognitive aging.
KMOX business analyst Jerome Katz joins us, St. Louis University Chaifitz School of Business Professor joins Debbie and Tom airports being jammed and now being a good time to book holiday travel.
Mike Hamra, Democrat for Missouri Governor joins Tom and Debbie to talk about the Missouri Primary election and his views.
Authors Mike Lupica and James Patterson join Tom and Debbie to discuss their newest book "Hard to Kill"
Connie Mueller, University City Green Practices Commission joins Tom and Debbie to discuss the proposal of 'Tiny Forests' as a way for University City residents not have to worry about flooding.
KMOX legal analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Debbie and Tom to talk about Delta is suing Crowdstrike and a woman is suing AT&T over an employee stealing nude photos of her while transferring data.
Matt Bitescher, Lead Meteorologist- National Weather Service in St Louis joins Tom and Debbie to talk about the National Weather Service offering storm spotter course.
Radio Analyst for St. Louis City SC Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman to talk about the win in the Leagues Cup against FC Dallas and look ahead to the next game against FC Juárez.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Dr. Suzanne Schindler, Associate Professor of Neurology at Washington University School of Medicine about new study of the accuracy of diagnostic blood tests for Alzheimer's disease.
Axios Latino Editor Astrid Galvan joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman as protests continue over the results of Presidential election in Venezuela.
Lt Governor Mike Kehoe joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman laying out his candidacy for Missouri voters ahead of next week's primary election.
Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman with a pitch to voters for Missouri's primary election next week for Missouri Governor.
Laura Davison, Bloomberg government and politics reporter, joins Megan and Tom after one running-mate possibility pulls his name from consideration.
CBS's Wendy Gillette joins Tom and Megan live in Paris previewing the USA's event schedule for today, and reacting to the controversy over the Opening Ceremony.
Ginger Becker, a registered dietician at St Anthony's in Alton continues our "Surviving Summer" youth mental health series, and how the proper nutrients can play a role in good mental health.
President and CEO of the Urban League of St Louis, Mike McMillan, joins Megan and Tom to preview the amenities available at the new Urban League Centene Connected Community Center. The donation of the building marks the largest donation to the Urban League.
Sydney Akeem went from a gang in north St. Louis to traveling the world with circus and WWE. Now he wants to motivate young people to dream big.
Thane Rosenbaum predicts a collision course between Pres Biden's call for a Constitutional Amendment dealing with presidential immunity. With Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian recently caught up with a family in town for a juvenile arthritis conference. Fred Bodimer followed-up with a conversation with Washington University pediatric rheumatologist Dr Bradley Ornstein.
Joe Buck joins Tom Ackerman to preview his call of the Cardinals and Rangers on Bally Sports MIdwest tonite. He says the team needs to make a trade deadline deal to supplement the bullpen and possibly get a right-handed bat. He's "not holding his breath" that all of those moves will happen.
Kim Whitman, co-founder of the Phone Free Schools Movement chats with Megan Lynch about their push to help schools get cell phones out of classrooms.
Interim St Louis CITY SC head coach John Hackworth joins Tom Ackerman discussing weekend victory over Dallas FC.
Jason Hall of Greater St Louis Inc and Michael Calhoun detail the impressive job growth the region has seen recently.
Mike Boyd from Boyd Aviation and Michael Calhoun discuss why Southwest Airlines is moving away from their long standing "open seating" policy on flights. Plus, could we see more Luftsnsa flights to Germany out of Lambert?
Braxton Payne and John Hancock join Debbie and Scott Jagow and recap the eventful week in national politics, marked by Joe Biden dropping from the Presidential race and VP Kamala Harris becoming the presumptive nominee.
Braxton Payne and John Hancock join Debbie and Scott Jagow and recap the eventful week in national politics, marked by Joe Biden dropping from the Presidential race and VP Kamala Harris becoming the presumptive nominee.
Mike Boyd from Boyd Aviation and Michael Calhoun discuss why Southwest Airlines is moving away from their long standing "open seating" policy on flights. Plus, could we see more Luftsnsa flights to Germany out of Lambert?
This Saturday... the 10th annual St. Louis Cup will be played in Forest Park where "Vintage Baseball" teams, from all around the country, will be suiting up as they did in 1860.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian spoke with Tony "Lightening" Wicker who plays for the St. Louis Brown Stockings. Wicker says the old rules made baseball more like a game rather than a sport.
Debbie Monterrey caught up with Alfredo Jacobo at Midwest Bankcentre in St. Louis. He was an Olympic swimmer at the 2000 Olympic games in Sydney and reflects on what it was like and lessons learned.
Cat Neville from Explore St Louis says Jorge Rivas will have a broad scope in new areas of collecting and presenting art at the St Louis Art Museum. He comes from the Denver Art Museum to St Louis. Cat says he will work to connect with and bring in new audiences.
Plus, Cat has her weekly list of 5-things to do in St Louis this weekend.
CBS White House Reporter Linda Kenyon updates Tom and Debbie following Pres Joe Biden's Oval Office address. Kenyon said Biden indicated he was not "going away" and will continue to work to lower drug prices, work more on the green new deal agenda, and possibly introduce term-limits for Supreme Court Justices.
Lisa Johnson shares with Tom and Debbie how she made a mid-life decision to learn German at Webster University, which ultimately led her to the Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum and the Burger Burns collection. She translated those letters which shed light on a family's escape from Nazi Germany, to Shanghai, and eventually the United States. Her book: "A Letter to My Family: A Journey through Persecution in Nazi Germany, Refuge in Shanghai, and New Life in America.”
St Louis CITY SC President and GM Diego Gigliani joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman to preview the Leagues Cup, an in-season tournament featuring MLS teams in League Mex.
High Ridge Fire Chief John Barton shares his concerns about the danger at Rockford Park after a drowning this week. With Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey.
Axios Senior Editor says the Israeli Prime Minister addressed a joint-session of Congress, and was defending the war effort between Israel and Hamas. With Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman.
Kerri Donaldson Hanna principal investigator of the Moon Mission Lunar Vise & Dr Chip Shearer a geologist who's been studying lunar samples from Moon for 40 years join Debbie and Tom in the KMOX studio. They're in town as part of the NASA Solar System Exploration Virtual Institute (SSERVI)/ 2024 NASA Exploration Science Forum July 23-25, 2024, Washington University
St Louis Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski joins Debbie and Tom in-studio after grants were awarded to 10 regional groups that are addressing pressing housing needs.
SLU Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Debbie and Tom with news from McDonald's which extended their "value deal" as well as Boeing, which is managing cost-cutting which has impacted their quality.
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Mike Lipka, Associate director of news and information research at the Pew Research Center, joins Debbie and Tom, discussing new research that explains Americans' desires for political news. Americans want more coverage locally, but consume more national political news. Plus the younger audience is turning more to social media instead of traditional sources.
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Robbie Avila is one of three members of the NIT runner-up Indiana State basketball team who followed head coach Josh Schertz to Saint Louis University to play for the Billikens. With Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman. They discuss his move from Indiana State, his head coach, learning about St Louis, and what his favorite nickname is.
Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst joins Debbie and Tom and discusses questions surrounding Joe Biden's campaign funding, and whether it can be moved to Harris' campaign. Plus, a Mississippi law banning felons from voting stands, and Starbucks is in trouble with a union.
Years after the Crestwood Mall was torn down... a new development is near completion.
Megan Lynch got an update on "Crestwood Crossing" from Mayor Scott Shipley...
Colleen Starkloff is one of the founders of Paraquad and the Starkloff Disability Institute. She says we have come a long way since the days of institutionalizing people with disabilities but there are still challenges, particularly when it comes to the workforce and affording care.
CBS's Allison Keyes joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman after the Harris campaign for President raises $100-million dollars following Pres Joe Biden's suspension of his run.
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Dr Robin Canup, Vice President, Solar System Science and Exploration Division of Southwest Research Institute, here to explain "The Origin of the Moon" with Tom Ackerman Debbie Monterrey.
Graham Chapel at 7pm tonite on the campus of Washington University.
Laura Susic & Partrick Schafer, producers and hosts of Siteman's "This is Cancer" podcast. New season debuts July 24.
Rachel Brown, a licensed Clinical Professional Counselor at OSF Saint Anthony's in Alton joins Debbie and Tom to preview her presentation, "Communication: How to talk to Other Humans"
Two new Wash U studies getting underway to determine who will develop migraine headaches. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with study leader -- Dr. Hadas (huh-das) Nahman-Averbutch -- an assistant professor of anesthesiology at Wash U Medical School.
SIUC Professor and Director of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute John Shaw joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey with reaction to Joe Biden's abrupt choice to leave the campaign for President.
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CBS Congressional correspondent Scott MacFarlane explains the reaction to Biden leaving the race for President. With Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey.
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KMOX alum Bob Costas will be presented a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Musial Awards this fall. Tom and Debbie congratulate him for the award, and then ask him about his reactions to Biden dropping from the race for President as well as what the Olympics need to do to grab some attention this week.
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John Hackworth, St Louis CITY SC Head coach joins Tom Ackerman and talks about his emotions following a tie against Sporting KC.
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Megan Lynch talked with US Forest Service, Zone G-I-S coordinator for the Shawnee and Hoosier National Forests, Jeremy Vaughn.
KMOX Political analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley react to the announcement from President Joe Biden over the weekend, withdrawing from the 2024 campaign. With Stuart McMillian.
Hancock and Kelley jump on with Megan and Debbie and recap the final night of the RNC and Donald Trump's acceptance speech for the nomination.
Explore St Louis VP of Communications, Cat Neville, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman recapping her recent judging of the best wines in Missouri.
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Dr Colleen McNicholas says patients are coming from thousands of miles to access reproductive care in Southern Illinois. She tells Megan and Tom that abortion restrictions across many states has stressed the healthcare system.
The film "You Are Enough" will be featured at this year's 24th annual Whitaker St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase that starts tomorrow.
The storyteller behind the film is Collinsville native, and Webster University alum... JESSICA AMBUEHL. This is her directorial debut.
Justin Sink, Bloomberg News White House Reporter, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to discuss the Covid diagnosis of Joe Biden and calls from his party to drop out of the Presidential race. Plus CBS Reporter Cristina Corujo shares details about a meeting between lawmakers and Secret Service leadership.
Donn Rubin, BioSTL Founding President and CEO and BioGenerator Chairman joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to discuss the joining of forces of several groups to secure 160 million dollars in funding for neuroscience expansion in the region.
Jeff Stevens, owner/operator of Wellbeing Brewing Company, tells KMOX's Stuart McMillian how the mindset of beer without alcohol is changing.
KYW Radio's Jim Melwert recaps the introduction of Sen JD Vance as the Republican Vice Presidential candidate at the RNC in Milwaukee. He explains that "unity" is expected to be part of Donald Trump's message. With Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman.
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Cardinals manager Oli Marmol tells Tom Ackerman that closer Ryan Helsley was dealing with a nagging issue in his "lower half" and it was a good move for him not to pitch at the All-Star game and rest the injury.
Amanda Cox, Director of the WATER Institute at Saint Louis University, joined Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to recap the flooding issue created from excessive rains in the region yesterday and the Nashville, Illinois dam.
SLU Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz with Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman.
- Because of the longer lives of women and the growing number of examples of women as financiers and philanthropists (think Melinda French Gates of Microsoft or MacKenzie Scott of Amazon) more women are thinking about using these millions in new ways.
KFF Health News Chief Washington Correspondent Julie Rovner joins Megan and Tom to explain the Republican's platform on abortion as the national convention continues.
Anna Schecter, CBS News Crime and Public Safety Beat Senior Coordinating producer, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to discuss the outstanding questions there are surrounding the assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
Robert Lewis, an assistant professor of urban planning and development at Saint Louis University, explains his new study of the "GREEN" Metrolink line. That study shows about $60 million in impact from the line in the first 5 years after it opens. With Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman.
Brad Young, a partner at Harris Dowell Fisher and Young and the KMOX Legal Analyst, discusses the dismissal of the Trump classified documents case as well as the possibility of red light cameras returning to the city.
KYW's Jim Melwert is in Milwaukee covering the Republican National Convention as former opponents rally behind Donald Trump. Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman.
Chris Manno, an STL8 worker for Amazon joins Megan and Tom with details from a new report from a Senate committee.
Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee released initial findings from its year-long investigation into Amazon's injury crisis. The Committee — whose investigation was prompted by organizing among workers at the STL8 fulfillment center since 2022, including multiple visits with Senate HELP Committee staff on Capitol Hill last spring — found evidence that Amazon knows its injury rate is much higher than it has revealed to the public and regulators. In 2019, nearly 45 percent of workers were injured during peak times like Prime Day and holidays, as a result of company management pressuring employees to work at unsafe speeds, according to internal company documents made public for the first time.
Reuters Investigative reporter Peter Eisler says most of the political violence from the "left" has been property violence, while violence against people and fatal attacks come from those on the "right". With Megan and Tom.
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KMOX Reporter Stuart McMillian joins Megan and Tom with an update on a dam breach south of Nashville, Illinois and the evacuation of residents.
Webster University media literacy expert Julie Smith joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch to recap what she saw online after the attempt on Donald Trump's life at a rally this past weekend.
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Jason Purnell, James F McDonnell Foundation President, joins Megan and Tom to discuss their new grant program in the region.
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Frances Young, PT Manager, Rehabilitation and Sleep Services for OSF Saint Anthony's joins Megan and Tom to discuss the importance of sleep for kids over the summer season.
July 17th, Sleep Hygiene: Who Needs Sleep Anyway?- 3pm-4pm held in the 3rd Floor Group Training Room within the Psychological Services department at OSF Saint Anthony’s (1 St. Anthony’s Way, Alton).
Seating is limited and registration is requested. For more information and to register, please call (618) 474-6240.
KYW Radio's Jim Melwert is covering the Republican Convention in Milwaukee. He says day one was very busy. With Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman.
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CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Megan Lynch after Judge Aileen Cannon dismisses the charges against Donald Trump in the illegal retention of classified documents, finding that Special Counsel Jack Smith was illegally appointed.
Grace Hauck, an Embedded Investigative Reporter for Illinois Answers joins Megan for a discussion of her recent report that found that Illinois county jails restrain people in chairs more than 1,000 times a year.
Bill Eigel and Megan Lynch discuss the assassination attempt on Donald Trump heading into the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.
KYW Radio reporter Jim Melwert joins Megan Lynch live from the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. He doesn't expect a tone change from Donald Trump following the assassination attempt over the weekend.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow discussing President Biden speaking on Thursday night and some democrats still wanting President Biden to step out of race.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott to talk about getting swept against the Royals, pitching setup nicely in Cubs series and looking for good finish to first half.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow to talk about President Biden's speech
Ashton Speno is an SIUE Assistant Professor of Communications. Speno is concerned about the impact appearing in social media might have on children. A new Illinois law is requiring social-media influencers to pay their children who appear in viral videos.
Acting Special Agent in Charge of the St Louis FBI Office David Herr joins Megan and Tom with details. He says people shouldn't hesitate to report concerns about individuals to authorities.
Cat Neville, the Vice President of Communications for Explore St Louis joins Megan Lynch to share details of the Missouri Wine Competition and previews events in St Louis this weekend.
Samantha Lewis- Executive Director of STARRS (St Louis Area Regional Response System) joins Tom and Megan in studio to explain why the event is using downtown St Louis as a training ground.
Cordell and Cordell Senior Litigation Partner Kristin Zurek explains what could happen if "no fault divorces" are eliminated as some conservative lawmakers have proposed. With Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman.
Ajla Bristina, a neuroscience doctoral student at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, recently presented the results at the annual American Society for Nutrition Conference in Chicago. She joined Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to explain the results.
Tom Ackerman recaps an emotional ceremony memorializing the late Baseball Hall of Famer and former Cardinals manager, Whitey Herzog. Clip features Hall of Fame shortstop Ozzie Smith.
Oli Marmol and Tom Ackerman discuss pitching matchups for today's games with the Kansas City Royals plus this weekend vs the Cubs.
Bob Millstone, President of the Millstone Company, joins Megan and Tom to preview the Gateway South Project, a 100-plus acre site set for a 1-point-2 billion dollar redevelopment.
SLU Associate Professor of Psychology Annie Garner explains some possible motivations behind students recent TikTok harassment of teachers at their school in Pennsylvania.
Illinois Assistant Majority Leader Jay Hoffman explains how a $10-million dollar program approved by lawmakers will alleviate about $1-billion in medical debt. Those who are eligible will be contacted by the program, which has been operating in Cook County already, and an application is not necessary. With Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman.
Matthew Fiedler, a Senior Fellow in Economic Studies at the Brookings Institution joins Megan and Tom to explain why the feds are looking at the "middle men" in drug pricing.
Dr Jonas Cooper is an electrophysiologist at St Luke's Hospital. Megan and Tom ask him about "smart" watches and how they can monitor health symptoms, and if doctors are able to use them in their diagnosis.
Steve Matthews, part of the economy team at Bloomberg, explains what to expect from the Federal Reserve this fall. With Ackerman and Lynch.
Radio Analyst for St Louis CITY Daly Schilly tells Tom Ackerman that the team needs to make up 23 points to get back into the playoff picture, which he says is "doable".
Dr Sameer Vohra joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to explain why more zip codes were added to the areas of concern for high lead exposure in Illinois.
Kelsey Lents, Founder and CEO of Two Birds Childcare explains how she was inspired to start a childcare center that addressed the needs of women entrepreneurs with Tom and Megan.
Dr. Sid Puram, clinical oncologist at Siteman Cancer Center and Tom Ackerman discuss prevention and treatment of head and neck cancers.
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum explains why actor Alec Baldwin is again dealing with legal issues over the set shooting of a cinematographer on his movie, "Rust".
Dr Tony Sanders, Illinois State Superintendent of Education explains to Tom and Megan why the state is changing from the SAT for the yearly high school assessment required by and paid for by the state.
Dr Ari Lakritz, a Clinical Psychologist joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to preview the "Surviving Summer Youth Mental Health Series" at OSF Saint Anthony's Health Center in Alton. Dr Lakritz will present his portion on Social Media:The Great Balancing act on Wednesday, July 10 at 3pm.
SLU Care general internist Dr. Fred Buckhold at SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital spoke with KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer.
Police Chiefs & law enforcement from across the nation travel to Washington DC to address the ever-growing size of trucks on American highways. With Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman.
Cancer care should continue beyond medical treatments. Megan Lynch chats with Sheetal Kircher, MD, Medical Associate Director of the Cancer Survivorship Institute.
Bloomberg Congressional Reporter Erik Wasson joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to discuss the recent letter from Pres Joe Biden to Democrats. He vows to stay in race against Donald Trump.
CBS's Military Analyst, Retired Col Jeff McCausland explains the global issues that the US is dealing with midway through 2024. With Megan Lynch.
John Hackworth took over as CITY SC Interim head coach last week. CITY split its first two matches this week, beating San Jose at home and losing on the road to Colorado. He chats with Tom Ackerman every Monday at 8:45am.
Nadine Alameh, Executive Director Taylor Geospatial Institute, joins Megan Lynch to share what she learned on her recent trip to Brazil to meet with agricultural leadership.
The Cardinals and Nationals wrap up their four-game set this afternoon. Reliever Ryan Helsley gets an All-Star bid, again.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow discussing democrats plan, and Trump if he gets elected again.
Robert Costa joined Scott Jagow to talk about democrats plan if Biden does not run again and Trump on high still after debate.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joined Joe Pott to talk about the bullpen coming through to give Helsley some time off and eyeing the Brewers in the division.
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KMOX's Stuart McMillian stops by Fat and Fanny firework stand in Barnhart to talk with the owners about them being in business since the 80s.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush has television to watch if you are staying in during the 4th and Shark Week is starting on Discovery Channel.
Red Circle Founder and Executive Director Erica Williams joins Debbie Monterrey to talk about Governor Parson making $1.9 million cuts that took away healthy food options in North County and what plans they have now.
Steve Ewing joins Megan Lynch to preview his headlining performance with The Urge at the Arch for Celebrate St Louis on July 4, 2024. Steve and Megan also chat about his business ventures and what lessons he's learned.
Jerome Katz, Professor of Business, SLU/Chaifetz School of Business and Megan Lynch.
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Missouri Independent reporter Rudi Keller joins Megan Lynch to discuss what the Missouri party needs to do to make sure their representatives will get to the convention in Milwaukee.
Scott MacFarlane and Megan Lynch discuss new calls from Democrats for Joe Biden to leave the Presidential race.
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Alzheimer's Association Vice President of Programs Sarah Lovegreen and Megan Lynch discuss new Alzheimer's treatments that were recently approved.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young is a partner at Harris Dowell Fisher & Young. He discusses the two monumental legal decisions from the Supreme Court last week.
Creve Coeur Crime Prevention and Community Policing Officer Brooke Bedwell joins Megan Lynch with a conversation on "gel" guns following an incident at a local movie theater.
Fred Bodimer with Thomas Siler, the medical director of Pulmonary Rehab at SSM Health St. Joseph Hospital in St. Charles.
Michael Calhoun chats with the famed "You Paid For it" reporter Elliot Davis after he announced that he will retire later this summer.
Bill Clevlen, host of BillOnTheRoad.com joins Megan Lynch with a look at the great state park lodges in Tennessee.
Plus, the biggest fireworks displays for Independence Day.
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Bloomberg's Gregory Korte joins Megan Lynch to explain move to officially nominate Joe Biden virtually, ahead of the DNC Convention in August.
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WWJ Auto Reporter Jeff Gilbert joins Megan Lynch with a look at auto sales projections for 2024.
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Jason Frazier, CEO & President of MindsEye Radio, explains the Beep Ball concept with Megan Lynch and promotes the Beep Ball World Series coming to the region.
MindsEye and Lighthouse for the Blind- St. Louis are searching for at least 140 volunteers to support the upcoming National Beep Baseball Association (NBBA) World Series taking place at Slyman Bros SLYSA Complex in St. Charles, MO.
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Margie Kay, Missouri Mutual UFO Network Assistant State Director, joins Megan Lynch to discuss the annual meeting in Liberty, MO tonight. Missouri has many UFO sightings.
Alisa Nelson, Missourinet News Director, joins Megan Lynch to discuss how many budget items were vetoed by Missouri Gov Mike Parson on the state budget.
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Dr. Henri Roca from Palm Health joins Debbie Monterrey to discuss the importance of sleep.
Charlotte Burrows, Chair of the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission- The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act went into effect this month. She discusses the regulation's impact with Megan Lynch.
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CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum and Megan Lynch discuss this morning's ruling from the Supreme Court which allows immunity for "official acts" while President, kicking back a decision to a district court to decide if some of Trump's acts to alter the election results were "official" or "unofficial."
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Bram Sable-Smith, theMidwest Correspondent for KFF Health News explains the high cost medical bills that victims of the Kansas City Super Bowl Parade shooting face. With Megan Lynch.
Read his latest HERE
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Chuck Coleman is an aerospace engineer who worked with actors on the "Top Gun" movies & will perform aerial stunts over the Arch and Mississippi river on Independence Day.
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Celebrate St Louis General Chairman Tim Meers joins Megan Lynch with a preview of the Independence Day festivities planned including an air show, concert, and fireworks.
Fred Bodimer, KMOX Health Editor, explains how a patient received a new kidney during a transplant surgery that happen while he was awake!
CBS business analyst Jill Schlesinger says summer is a good time to look at those small subscriptions that you're paying every month.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley say Pres Biden's debate performance wasn't what was expected.
Face the Nation Host Margaret Brennan tells Scott Jagow to expect more reaction to the debate on Sunday morning's show.
Explore St Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville talks about the new Gateway South project just south of Downtown St Louis along I-64 with Megan Lynch. Plus her weekly list of things to do in St Louis this weekend.
1st Lt Evan Scott-Kristansen separated from the Air Force in 2007 under the "Don't Ask Don't Tell" policy. He recently returned As an aero-medical evacuation flight nurse. He shares his story with Megan Lynch.
Hillsboro Man Ryan Hill shares his story with Stuart McMillian, he died from a fentanyl overdose, but came back to life.
Paul Simon Public Policy Institute Director John Shaw joins Megan Lynch ahead of tonight's debate airing on CNN.
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Dr Mati Hiashwyo-Davis is the St Louis City Health Director. She joins Debbie Moneterrey to emphasize HIV testing.
St Louis Office of New Americans Director Gilberto Pinela explains his new role to Debbie Monterrey,
Chris Rongey and Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol preview the split doubleheader with the Braves set for today.
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Pete Nicoletti Check Point Software's Global (CISO) Chief Information Security Officer, joins Megan Lynch discussing the latest security issue for auto dealers and customers.
KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz, a SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor. He joins Megan Lynch discussing a return to luxury for brands like Delta and VW.
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Erik Larson previews his new book, "The Demon of Unrest". He says he never expected to write a book set in the Civil War era.
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Eva Velasquez, President and CEO of the Identity Theft Resource Center joins Megan Lynch discussing theft of identity.
Jim Wild, Executive Director East West Gateway Council of Governments joins Megan with plans to cut traffic crashes in half.
Joe Pott and St Louis CITY Analyst Dale Schilly discuss recent scoring issues with St Louis CITY SC.
CITY SC Head coach Bradley Carnell joins Chris Rongey and discusses the string of ties that the team has ranked up this season, and dealing with the extraordinary heat in the region.
A ribbon cutting later today at a special sports complex. The Cardinals charitable foundation is joining with the Gateway Regional Y-M-C-A and the Boniface Foundation to celebrate this 5-million dollar complex. Michael Hall is V-P of Community Relations and Executive Director of Cardinals Care. He joins Megan Lynch to explain.
CBS Correspondent Chris Fox joins Megan Lynch to discuss the decision to auction off InfoWars to Alex Jones can make payments to the victims of the Sandy Hook School Shooting.
Then, CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins to explain why Wikileaks founder Julian Assange was allowed to plead to a lesser charge in his espionage case, and walk free.
Joel Cumby, Project Implementation Engineer for the Illinois Department of Transportation joins Megan Lynch with details and timeframe for an opening of the new Chain of Rocks span across the Mississippi River.
CBS Sunday Morning Contributor Mo Rocca will be in St Louis this week promoting his new book, Roctogenarians: Late in Life Debuts, Comebacks, and Triumphs. He joins Megan Lynch to talk about older people who've chosen to not 'fret about the future' and 'not wallow in the past'.
Megan Lynch talks with Larry Liebert, editor on the international economic and security team for Bloomberg News Washington Bureau, to discuss what could happen with US foreign policy if Trump were to get re-elected.
Debbie Monterey has a conversation with St. Louis broadway star Keaton Hentoff-Killian, discusses his role in "Water for Elephants" which has been nominated for 7 Tony Awards.
Megan Lynch sits down with bankrate analyst Jeff Ostrowski to discuss how young people are having trouble affording homes today and are moving back in with their parents to save up for a future home.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Scott Jagow and Debbie Monterrey to discuss the Supreme Court decisions, if anyone will be the nominee besides Trump and Biden and more.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Scott Jagow to talk about the Cardinals trip to Rickwood Field, Donovan hitting well and of the team is better than .500.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow to talk about Supreme Court decisions, and the first debate happening next week.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Dr. Tiffany Osborne, Emergency Medicine Physician at Washington University School of Medicine and Barnes Jewish Hospital about the extreme heat and the precautions that need to be taken.
Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications joins Tom and Megan in studio to discuss the Zoo WildCare Park and things to do this weekend.
David Stofer with the UMSL college of education talks with Debbie Monterrey about UMSL hosting high school students to learn more about one day becoming teachers.
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Mark Kern, St. Clair County Board Chair joins Megan and Tom to talk about additional funding for Belle-Claire Fairgrounds and racetrack.
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum talks with Megan and Tom about Supreme court decisions that are anticipated today.
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CBS Correspondent Jim Krasula joins Tom and Megan to talk about the Harvard study on high housing costs.
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CEO of the B-G-G Foundation Robert Powell III joins Tom and Megan to talk preview the "Battle 4 The Lou" a video game tournament for teens
State Police Director Brendan Kelly joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch to talk about the use of license plate readers and what that has done to increase solving interstate shootings investigations.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush on a spin off of Orphan Black and something for tennis fans on Amazon Prime video.
Stuart McMillian talks with a young muralist about what he was painting Imperial Main Street in Jefferson County.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman to talk about Willie Mays passing and the decisions made in the series with the Marlins.
St Louis Circuit Judge David Mason joins Megan and Tom to talk about the freedom suits memorial that was dedicated in 2022.
"The Fourth of July created the nation, Juneteenth preserved the nation."- David Mason
KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz, SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor talks about Abercrombie & Fitch makeover and more with Tom and Megan.
Jean Su, Energy Justice Program Director and Senior Attorney at the Center for Biological Diversity joins Tom and Megan to talk about a petition to expand federal FEMA protections to include heat and wildfires.
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Rung for Women CEO Leslie Gill joins Megan and Tom discussing the non-profit and Juneteenth.
KMOX Legal Analyst, Brad Young, Partner at Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Tom and Megan to talk about Trump trademark case and Title IX regulations.
Judge Andrew Gleeson, Chief Judge of 20th Judicial Circuit for the state of Illinois joins Tom and Megan to talk about a new jury duty scam.
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City Analyst on Y98 Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about the lose at Dallas, injuries to Pompeu and the trade of AZ Jackson.
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CBS Climate Reporter Tracy Wholf explains Olympic officials' concerns over relentless heat wave expected in Paris this summer. W/Megan Lynch
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Grow with Google founder Lisa Gevelber explains the concerns that executives have about their workforce's training.
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Rachel Laser President and CEO of Americans United for Separation of Church and State joins Megan Lynch to discuss how her group will continue to fight against abortion bans in Missouri.
Jeff Gilbert, WWJ Auto Reporter joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman with details on the "Most American" built car in a new list.
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KMOX Media Literacy expert Julie Smith, Tom and Megan discussing new calls for social media warning labels.
Dr. Latisha Smith- Executive Director of Student Support Services joins Megan and Tom with details on the importance of reading to children, and a program offered by the district to help parents.
Treasurer Mike Frerichs joins Megan and Tom with tips on how to locate missing money that you may not have known existed. Visit MissingMoney.com for information across the US.
Liam Adams is Religion Reporter at The Tennessean joins Tom and Megan to recap the Southern Baptist Church Convention and the take on in-vitro fertilization.
City SC Head Coach Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman to talk about the loss against FC Dallas, the injuries to Pompeu and Nilsson plus preparing for Colorado on Wednesday.
St. Louis native and Pulitzer Prize winner Jane Smiley talks with Debbie Monterrey about her new book 'Lucky' which is based on her hometown.
Reuters investigator, Chris Bing joins Megan and Tom to talk about the Pentagon running secret anti-vax campaign to undermine China during the pandemic.
Amy Maxmen, Pubic Health Reporter for KFF Health News and PHD in evolutionary Biology joins Megan and Tom to talk about Bird Flu and if we should start sounding the pandemic alarm.
Zach Ferdana, Director, Conservation and Geospatial Systems - The Nature Conservancy joins Megan Lynch to talk about how the Nature Conservancy is using geospatial technology.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman to discuss the series win against the Cubs and previewing the Marlins series.
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Stuart McMillian caught up with Tim Seebold, the Managing Director for the Midwest Nationals to talk about the long history of powerboat racing in the area and brining it back.
A Battlehawks superfan named Excaliburd, who wields a sword clad in a suit of leather armor with blue feathers at the Dome, says he's going to Sunday's United Football League Championship and you should too.
CBS' Margaret Brennan and KMOX's Scott Jagow preview this weekend's edition of Face the Nation. Who might be Trump's running mate? Will the upcoming Presidential debate happen?
Cat Neville from Explore St Louis joins Megan and Tom as she shows international media around St Louis's 'great outdoors'.
William McKinnon - Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences and a member of the McDonnell Center for the Space Sciences at Washington University in Saint Louis, joins Megan and Tom to explain why NASA is sending a mission to Jupiter's 'Ocean' moon, Europa.
Brian Edwards from the Better Business Bureau joins Debbie Monterrey to explain that they've found double the number of phishing scams.
University of Utah Professor of Philosophy and Medical Ethics joins Megan and Tom to answer that huge question.
Dr David Levine from, Postpartum Support International explains that more men than expected deal with postpartum depression. Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch.
St Louis's Director of Office of Violence Prevention Wil Pinkney joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to detail the work his office is doing in reducing violent crime.
Bloomberg's Dan Neligh and Megan Lynch discuss why young workers are feeling like they are not moving up the corporate ladder.
Cardinals manager Oli Marmol discusses loss to Pirates in game one of series with Tom Ackerman.
Ross Chaifetz from the St Louis Shock joins Tom Ackerman to discuss pro-pickleball event featuring teams from St Louis and Chicago.
Jerome Katx, SLU Chaifetz School of Business professor with Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman discuss the super power of Disney Theme Parks.
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Tom Stillman joins Tom Ackerman to reflect on 5-year anniversary of Blues cup win and push to return team to peak.
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Oakville native Pat Maroon joins Tom Ackerman to celebrate 5-year anniversary of Stanley Cup win.
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WWJ Auto Reporter Jeff Gilbert explains that a new survey shows drivers would welcome an additional alert in their vehicles when they get above the speed limit.
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KMOX Legal Analyst and partner at Harris Dowell Fisher and Young, Brad Young looks at cases involving Planned Parenthood in Missouri, gender-affirming care in Florida, as well as legal ramifications facing Israel following their attacks against Hamas.
Tom Frankenberg is a Fire Safety Engineer for Ameren, and he offers tips on how to keep your home and family safe. With Debbie and Tom.
Travel Writer Bill Clevlen joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman recapping the sites he experienced in Kansas during his two-week long trip.
Watch his experience HERE.
From poop-eating pups to supersmooth spy snakes, get a glimpse of our pets’ amazing secret lives with this funny and fact-filled exposé! Eleanor Spicer Rice joins Debbie Monterrey for a conversation about the book, Your Pets' Secret Lives.
John Horn, a professor of practice in economics at Olin Business School, Washington University in St. Louis, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman with reaction and analysis to the new Federal Regulations for three large tech companies for AI.
Bloomberg's Consumer Tech Expert, Dana Wollman joins Megan and Tom to discuss Apple's announcement of so-called "AI for the rest of us"
Missouri Coalition for the Environment's Director of Development Carmen Harris joins Megan and Tom to discuss the impact of chats with local leaders about clomate concerns
Max Bergmann, theDirector of the Center for Strategic and International Studies... Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to explain his concerns for propaganda and disinformation at this summer's Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
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Bankrate Analyst Jeff Ostrowski joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discussing a new study regarding the costs of home ownership. He calls the midwest an "oasis" of affordability.
Kelley Hiatt joins Megan and Tom to discuss her new role as the St Louis Film Office Manager. Says tax credits are impacting positively.
CITY SC Head Coach Bradley Carnell discusses how he's evolved as coach from his time as a coach with Red Bull New York, to his time starting CITY SC, now in it's second season. With Tom Ackerman.
Dr Kelli Canada joins Debbie Monterrey to discuss her study of the prison system and inmates in Missouri.
CBS Executive Director of Elections and Surveys explains that the Presidential Race is effectively tied and Ian Sherr discusses Apple's Developers conference.
Sharon Watson from the American Red Cross previews blood drives this week at Busch Stadium
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Scott Jagow and Debbie Monterrey talking felony counts for Donald Trump and President Biden speaking in France.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Brian Feldman talking about a good night for Cards bullpen, the state of the Central Division.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow discussing President Biden speaking in France, and border issue.
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Michael Calhoun talks with Illinois Department of Natural Resources Urban Fishing Coordinator Scott Isringhausen about this weekends Twin Rivers Family Fishing Fair in Grafton.
VP of communications Cat Neville from Explore St Louis joins Debbie Monterrey and talks about all of the activity surrounding the UFL Conference Championship game this weekend at the Dome at America's Center AND the upcoming UFL Championship game on Father's Day.
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Beth Hundsdorfer & Molly Parker Capitol News Investigative Reporters looked at the remarkably lax home school system in Illinois, which in some cases has led to abuse. The headline to the article is "No Schoolers"
With Debbie Monterrey
Dr Jody Sowell, President and CEO of the Missouri Historical Society joins Debbie Monterrey to preview a new exhibit at the Missouri History Museum opening this weekend. Gateway to Pride opens June 7.
St Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore reflects on his 1st year in office at the City Prosecutor. With Debbie Monterrey.
Circus Flora Artistic Director Jack Marsh & the legendary Tino Wallenda of the Flying Wallendas join Tom and Debbie in-studio.
Russ Brandon, President and CEO of the UFL joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey previewing the UFL Conference Championship game between St Louis Battlehawks and the San Antonio Brahamas. St Louis will also host the UFL Championship game. Audacy station KFTK air play by play of the game on Saturday.
Travis BIckford from the Veterans History Project joins Debbie Monterrey to talk about a project to keep stories from D-Day Veterans alive.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor and KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz explains why consumers remain "cautious" in the US economy and the impact of mortgage rates on home buyers.
Dr Colin Hitt joins Debbie with details about St. Louis University's research arm, SLU PRiME, which does an annual state of the schools "growth report." Last week they released the SLU PRIME’s 3rd annual statewide growth report which does a top 20 list in the state for student growth by school type (elementary, middle) and then by ELA (English, Language, Arts) and math and also by student subgroup within ELA and math.
This year, there are 5 of the top-performing schools in the State from St. Louis on that list.
KIPP STL
Lafayette Prep
Premier Charter
Momentum Fox Park
Gateway Science Middle
Kate Bergstrom joins Tom and Debbie and shares her vision as she takes over The Rep in St Louis as the 8th Artistic Director in the theater's 58 year history.
Wendy Doyle, President and CEO of United WE joins Debbie and Tom with analysis from the new report on childcare.
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Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst, and partner at Harris Dowell Fisher & Young, joins Debbie and Tom and explains that the Constitution's Supremacy Clause lays out the qualifications for President. Washington's state law barring felons from running for elected office can not 'trump' the Constitution says Young. Brad also takes a look at a free speech case involving a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
KMOX's Sean Malone visits with Kaylia Eskew from the St Louis Science Center about the upcoming visit from the famous dinosaur.
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Conrad Canedo shows the size of the 2-ton skull of T. Rex Sue on Thursday, Feb. 8, 2024, at the Memphis Museum of Science and History. Sue: The T. Rex Experience is on display through May 12, 2024 at the Memphis Museum of Science and History. The focal point of the exhibit is a replica of Sue, the largest and most complete specimen of a Tyrannosaurus rex ever discovered.
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Jodi Schneider, Bloomberg's Political News Director for Radio and TV joins Megan and Tom talking about President Biden's plans to sign a sweeping executive order today to curb illegal border crossings.
Sarah Adam, US Paralympic Wheelchair Rugby team talks with Megan Lynch about her story from playing college softball to her diagnoses of MS and the transition to Wheelchair Rugby.
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KMOX's Stuart McMillian talks with Evelyn Kidd, a 94 year old who gets to take a flight on a small aircraft just like she did with her late husband.
The IOC will be using artificial intelligence to monitor online and social media accounts for hundreds of Olympic and Paralympic athletes during the summer games in France. Megan and Tom talk with Rebecca Steins, Assistant Director at SLU Sports Psychology about what this could mean for athletes targeted online.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian talks with a pilot about what it is like to be in the cockpit of an F-15 fighter jet.
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Tom and Megan talking about the Hunter Biden gun case and if any surprises are expected to happen.
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Olivia Howell, Co Founder & CEO Fresh Starts Registry joins Tom and Megan talking about her startup registry site that helps people get supplies after a divorce or out on their own for first time.
Dr. Bobby Shah, Board Certified Pulmonologist at St Luke's Hospital joins Megan and Tom discussing Vape Face and the concerns of products among young users.
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Greg McBride, Bankrate Chief Financial Analyst joins Megan Lynch talking about if parents are putting their own financial future at risk because they are helping out adult children financially.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about Clipped on FX and Hulu and the History Channel on the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
Sue Warfield, President of American Specialty Toy Retailing Association joins Tom and Megan talking abut ASTRA coming to St. Louis.
Head Coach of City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman talking about the draw against inter Miami and looking ahead to Portland plus an update on Rasmus Alm.
Author and Historian Doris Kearns Goodwin joins Megan and Tom talking about her book 'An Unfinished Love Story' which is part memoir, part history.
Amy Goyer, AARP's National Family Caregiving Expert joins Megan Lynch talking about the importance of Caregivers taking a vacation even if it means taking their loved ones with them.
Battlehawks Head Coach Anthony Becht joins Tom Ackerman talking about winning the XFL Conference and the need to fill the dome for the first home playoff game in almost 20 years.
Orhun Aydin, an assistant professor of earth and atmospheric science at St. Louis University joins Megan Lynch, to talk about plans to tag every trash can and recycling bin in St. Louis city with sensors that track location and tell you what's being thrown out.
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Matt Schulz, Chief Credit Analyst with Lending Tree joins Megan Lynch talking about less Americans making a political donations this presidential election.
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Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about the good night for the bullpen and Masyn Winn.
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KMOX's Stuart McMillian gives us an exclusive look at the next generation of F-15's that are made in St. Louis.
Tune in as Brian Feldman and John Rooney discuss the St. Louis Cardinals' recent success and preview their upcoming series against the Philadelphia Phillies. Brought to you by Missouri Farm Bureau Insurance.
Welcome to Total Information AM, where it's Friday and the boys are back in town! John Hancock and Michael Kelley dive into the shocking news of Donald Trump being found guilty on all 34 counts in New York. Michael shares his initial reaction, expressing fear and concern about the heightened discord in the country. John emphasizes the importance of maintaining faith in the judicial system despite imperfections. The discussion touches on the potential impact on Trump's campaign and the broader societal reactions, including the polarized responses on social media
Join Margaret Brennan on CBS's Face the Nation as she delves into the repercussions of the convictions of former President Trump. With a focus on the upcoming election and the unprecedented legal challenges ahead, Brennan explores the implications of a convicted felon leading the Republican ticket and the impact on voter trust in institutions. Featuring discussions with legal experts and political figures, including Preet Bharara and Governor Doug Burgum, the show provides in-depth analysis and sheds light on the complexities of the legal proceedings
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Join Sean Malone as St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore reflects on his first year in office, shedding light on the hurdles faced by the attorney's office and the steps taken to overcome them. Facing low morale, criticism, and staffing shortages, Gore discusses the efforts to stabilize the office and tackle a backlog of cases, particularly in homicide prosecutions. Despite progress in doubling the attorney roster and reducing case backlogs, Gore acknowledges the ongoing challenges and the need for experienced staff to handle complex cases. Looking ahead, Gore outlines strategies for building a stronger, more resilient office, including enhanced trial staffing and collaboration with outside partners. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the complexities and aspirations of the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office under Gabe Gore's leadership.
Get ready for another exciting edition of "Roaming St. Louis" with Scott Jagow! Join Scott, along with Debbie Monterrey and Brad Choate, for a thrilling guessing game as they try to uncover Scott's latest adventures in the city.
Author Jim Hinckley joins Megan Lynch talking about his book '100 Things to do on Route 66 Before You Die' and some of the hidden gems on the route.
Al Llorens, President of the Illinois Education Association joins Tom and Megan talking about a new legislation that would improve discipline in classrooms.
Kimberly Drobny with Theatro joins Megan Lynch talking about new survey that shows majority of retail workers not feeling safe on the job.
KMOX's Sean Malone joins Tom and Megan talking about the 1% city earnings tax and the refund you can get if you worked from home during pandemic.
KMOX Stuart McMillian joined Megan Lynch talking about the aging public school buildings needing an update and what will be done.
Former NASCAR Driver Kenny Wallace joins Tom Ackerman previewing this weekends Enjoy Illinois 300 in Madison.
Gina Barge, Partner at True Search joins Megan and Tom talking about green and red flags for new college grads as they look for jobs.
Dashia Milden, CNET Money Editor joins Tom and Megan discussing the CNET inflation report which shows more than half of US adults are cutting back on non-essential spending.
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Businessman Tom Seeman joins Megan Lynch to promote his new book Animals I Want to See, about his rise from the projects of Cleveland to elite educational institutions and a successful business career.
KMOX Business analyst, SLU-Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Tom and Megan with the "highs and lows" of travel.
Renu Rayasam KFF Health News Senior Correspondent joins Megan Lynch to explain the high costs.
Lauren Sanfilippo, Senior Investment Strategy Analyst with Bank of America joins Megan Lynch with a look at the mid-year economy,
Naomi Ruchim joins Megan and Tom to preview jury deliberations on Former President Donald Trump's trial on charges he covered up payments to an adult actress and director, Stormy Daniels, to avoid publicity that would impact the 2016 election. Trump faces 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.
KMOX legal analyst Brad Young explains what happens next with taxes on remote workers now that the lawsuit has wrapped up. Plus a look at the ramifications of Tik Tok lawsuit and should all jury trials include 12 members? A SCOTUS Justice thinks so.
Tom Ackerman and Scott Jagow celebrate KMOX listener and celebrity birthdays for May 29, 2024
Tom Ackerman looks back on the life of Basketball Hall of Famer Bill Walton and replays part of his appearance in St Louis last year at the MAC.
City SC adds Cedric Teuchert to add scoring. Head coach Bradley Carnell breaks down the deal with Tom Ackerman.
William Yeoh - Associate Professor, Computer Science and Engineering, McKelvey School of Engineering, Washington University joins Megan and Tom to discuss how new technology will keep athletes safe.
Former Cardinals pitcher and Fox broadcaster Adam Wainwright says it is different broadcasting regular season baseball games. With Megan and Tom.
Pew Research Associate Andrew Daniller joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to discuss recent Pew polling findings regarding the US Economy.
Kristen Wild from Operation Food Search & Chris Green from Meds and Food for Kids join Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to discuss the ongoing hunger plight around the world.
Lahiru Jayakody, assistant professor in the School of Biological Sciences and the Fermentation Science Institute at SIU explains 3-d printed cookies to Megan Lynch.
To kick off pride month PROMO, Missouri's L-G-B-T-Q-plus public policy and advocacy organization is having a fundraiser at 4 Hands Brewery on June 1st. KMOX's Maria Keena goes in-depth with local chefs, Snoop Collins and Michael Shadwick.
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The Voice of the Cardinals, John Rooney joins Joe Pott and previews the weekend series against the Cubs.
Scott Jagow and Margaret Brennan preview the Memorial Day Weekend edition of Face the Nation.
Explore St. Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville joins Megan talking things going up on in St. Louis and more.
Professor Mark Rank, Herbert S. Hadley Professor of Social Welfare at Washington University in St. Louis talks with Megan about his new book The Random Factor including just how random our life is.
Sean Malone from the KMOX Newsroom joins Megan with an update on Christopher Dunn who has claimed that he was wrongfully committed of murder.
Superintendent of St. Louis Public Schools, Dr. Keisha Scarlett joins Megan in studio talking about her first school year coming to a close as Superintendent everything from test scores to bus system.
Dr. Heidi Miller, Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services Chief Medical Officer joins Megan Lynch talking about mental health and how one can get help.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with Kevin Lee, President and CEO of Mid-America Transplant about the new use of drones to transport critical supplies across the state.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush has information season 4 of Evil on Paramount+, Beach Boys documentary on Disney+
Kim Beardslee, Purina Director of Community Affairs joins Debbie Monterrey discussing what Purina is doing today to help pets that go hungry because owners can not afford food for them.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman discussing the suspended game between the Cards and Orioles as well as previews Wednesday afternoon.
Junmian Sun, Shorty Awards Managing Director, joins Megan Lynch to preview tonite's 16th Annual Shorty Awards.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz explains how fast food franchisees are pushing back on plans for low cost meals with Megan Lyhch.
CNET Money Editor, Dashia Milden joins Megan Lynch to discuss the safety of Banking Apps.
Judge Andrew Gleeson, Chief Judge of the 20th Judicial Circuit, joins Megan Lynch to discuss the aftermath of eliminating cash bail in Illinois.
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Jackson Hataway from the Missouri Bankers Association explains how well the economy is doing to Megan Lynch.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan Lynch to discuss defense of State Senators in a defamation suit; a federal judge pausing gun sales regulations; and Scarlett Johansson's push back against OpenAI possibly mimicking her voice.
It's almost summer which means trips to theme parks and riding coasters!
WBBM's Andy Giersher with Coaster101.com's Andrew Stillwell discuss the exciting world of roller coasters and the Six Flags and Cedar Faire merger.
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Dr James Mault, the founder of BiointelliSense and the maker of the Bio Button explains the new technology to Megan Lynch. A wearable device that reports patients' vital statistics to nurses.
President of the Missouri Hemp Trade Association, Sean Hackman, explains to Debbie Monterrey why his group is opposed to rolling hemp regulations into cannabis laws.
Bloomberg's Lucas Shaw explains how Netflix revamped their password system and eliminated much of the sharing. With Megan Lynch.
Bankrate Principal Writer Sarah Foster explains a new study that shows American's feelings on financial success. With Megan Lynch.
Scott MacFarlane, CBS Washington Correspondent, joins Megan Lynch to detail the the threats that Congressional staffers are dealing with.
University City, City Manager Greg Rose explains largest capital project to date. With Debbie Monterrey.
Bally Sports broadcaster Chip Caray joins Tom Ackerman following the Cardinals series win over the Red Sox.
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CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum explains what happens next in New York election interference case against Donald Trump
Emily Manley, Fox 2 Capitol reporter, Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discuss end of the legislative session in Jefferson City.
Nadine Alameh, Executive Director Taylor Geospatial Institute joins Megan Lynch to preview TGI's Inaugural Town Hall Event on May 22
Hilary Nemchik US Center for SafeSport-Senior Director of Communications and Media Relations with Megan Lynch. Previews a summer camp safety checklist
Cardinals pbp voice John Rooney says he's seeing some changes in the Cardinals as the season progresses.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley say it is difficult to get good candidates who have "decorum" sometimes.
Cat Neville joins Megan Lynch to preview Tourism Week AND Explore St Louis's event at Ballpark Village next Wednesday morning before the Cardinals game. PLUS, her weekly, suggestions for what to do this weekend.
Oskar Jakob sat down with Megan Lynch to share his story of surviving Nazi concentration camps -- the story he also told to the granddaughter of a Nazi engineer. Suzanne Rico reached out to him, after learning years after that her grandfather was the architect of the Nazi's V-1 flying bomb.
For more of Mr. Jakob's oral history, click HERE, for a link to the St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum.
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Suzanne Rico is the granddaughter of the man who designed the Nazi V-1 flying bomb -- the first cruise missile. She learned about his history later in life, and set out to research and learn more. That led her to Holocaust survivor Oskar Jakob.
Gary Harbison... Executive Director at Missouri Coalition for Oral Health joins Megan Lynch with details and the impacts on Medicaid Rollback.
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Paige Smith from Bloomberg Finance Americas joins Megan to detail new technology from Visa that will allow the payments giant to share more information about customers’ preferences with retailers.
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Ashley Lock, Ladue Horton Watkins High School Social Studies / Black Studies Teacher and Michael Wise, Ladue Horton Watkins High junior join Megan to study D-Day with other high school students from across the country this summer.
NEA President Becky Pringle joins Megan and Debbie to discuss landmark decision.
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SLU Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz explains the latest with Tesla and why inflation won't be stopped soon.
Emmy award-winning filmmaker Kristen Lappas joins Megan and Tom to discuss her new series following NCAA plaers Caitlin Clark, Kamilla Cardoso and Kikki Rice during historic season.
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FBI St Louis Acting Special Agent in Charge tells Total Information AM, sextortion targeting teenage boys is on the rise.
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Aaron Perlut explains why he started a sober concert series.
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Bloomberg's Hadriana Lowenkron joins Megan and Tom to discuss politicians making their way to attend Trump's criminal trial.
Travel writer Bill Clevlen joins Megan Lynch with fun roadside stops as he travels for two-weeks through Kansas.
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WWJ Automotive reporter Jeff Gilbert explains the changes to tariffs that will likely quash Chinese made electric vehicle sales in the US with Megan Lynch.
Capitol Reporter Phil Brooks explains the overnight filibuster by democrats in Jefferson City this week with Megan Lynch.
Tom Farrey, Founder and Executive Director Aspen Institute's Sports and Society Program joins Megan Lynch to talk about the group's review of recent findings by the Commission on the State of U.S. Olympics and Paralympics.
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Kaleen Deatherage a Boy Scouts National Executive Board Member joins Megan Lynch explaining the rebranding set for next year.
Missouri Department of Conservation Naturalist Sabrina Hansen joins Megan to explain how adults can go back to summer camp this year.
State Senate Majority Leader Cindy O'Laughlin joins Megan and Tom as reform legislation advances to the floor.
St Louis CITY SC coach Bradley Carnell with Tom Ackerman following a home win over Chicago
Erika Josephon-Heise, Executive Producer for NBC News Daily and Webster University Commencement speaker with Debbie Monterrey.
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum explains the difficulty prosecutors may find when presenting Michael Cohen to a jury in New York. Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman.
Josh Wingrove, Bloomberg Government reporter joins Megan and Tom to discuss the possibility of extended tariffs on Chinese goods.
Updates coming to Apple's SIRI, CBS Tech Analyst Ian Sherr has the details for Tom and Megan,.
Forest Park in St. Louis is home to a wide array of urban wildlife.
Researchers have been using geospatial technology -- fitting a range of species with satellite tags -- to map their movements. Megan caught up with Stephen Blake, Assistant Professor of Biology at St. Louis University.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow talking about RFK Jr brain worm, and other weird political stories.
Voice of Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking about the struggles of the offense and more.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow talking President Biden saying they could withhold arms from Israel, and protests continue and more.
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Since it was reveled earlier this week that Robert Kennedy Jr. had brain worms local doctors say they are fielding lots of questions and calming some fears. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Dr. Phillip Budge, Infectious Diseases Specialist at Washington University School of Medicine to find out more.
Cat Neville, VP of Communications at Explore St. Louis joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about the Rawlings Experience in Westport, partnership with the UFL and what to do this weekend.
CBS Washington Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins Megan and Tom talking about Mike Johnson surviving an attempt to oust him as speaker and what will happen if it is tried again.
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Allison Miller, Professor of Biology St. Louis University Principal Investigator Danforth Plant Science Center joins Megan Lynch talking about TED talks happening at the History Museum this coming Saturday May 11th.
ScreenTime Consultant Emily Cherkin, joins Megan Lynch talking about what is most concerning when it comes to AI and childhood education.
Andrew Martin, Professor of Sociology at Ohio State University joins Megan Lynch discussing the protests, why people do it and if it works at all.
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Maurine Molak, Co-Founder of Parents SOS joins Tom and Megan talking about how they are urging congress to advance kids online safety act.
Former Spirit Aerosystems employee breaks his silence to talks with CBS transportation correspondent Kris Van Cleave
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Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about the injury to Contreras, hitting and how Sonny Gray prepares.
St. Louis Cardinals catcher Willson Contreras yells in pain, grabbing his left arm after being hit by a bat by New York Mets batter J.D. Martinez in the second inning at Busch Stadium in St. Louis on Tuesday, May 7, 2024. Contreras left the game with a fractured fore arm and could be out up to two months. Photo by Bill Greenblatt/UPI
St. Charles County Fire Rehab has more than 30 volunteers on call on ready to respond to help the first responders. KMOX's Stuart McMillian goes in-depth with the President of Fire Rehab Mark Runge
Isabelle Hau, Executive Director Stanford University Accelerator for Learning joins Megan Lynch discussing how AI is being used in early childhood education
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Pew Senior Researcher Elisa Shearer joins Tom and Megan talking about the new survey which showed where everyone is getting their news from.
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Sarah Moore, VP of Business Development - Benefit Bump joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about what benefit bump is and how they help navigate healthcare.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Tom and Megan discussing TikTok and US lawsuit, classification of marijuana and age verification in Texas to view pornography.
City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about the high number of draws for City so far and looking ahead to this weekends match with Chicago.
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Executive Chef at The Chase Eric Phillips joins Debbie Monterrey talking about the trial and error of having bee hives being on the roof of The Chase Park Plaza.
Tim Nowak, Executive Director of World Trade Center St. Louis joined Michael Calhoun talking about the trade mission and first direct flight from St. Louis to Montreal.
St. Louis Soccer Hall of Famer Jim Tietjens talked with Debbie Monterrey about his story from losing family members at a young age due to a heart condition, his heart transplant and his play career.
CBS Correpondent Robert Berger is in Jerusalem and joins Tom and Megan discussing Hamas agreeing to a ceasefire but Israel wants to wait and with Israel wanting derails any ceasefire talks.
Richard von Glahn, Campaign manager for Missourians for Healthy Families and Fair Wages he joined Tom and Megan talking about paid sick leave and minimum wage could be reaching the ballot this year.
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Missouri Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick joins Megan and Tom talking about his office is unable to locate former Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner.
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Fred Upton, Former Congressman and Commissioner of the Bipartisan Commission on Biodefense joins Tom and Megan talking about the new reports that shows the US isn't ready for biological outbreaks.
CEO of GoJet Airlines Rick Leach joins Megan and Tom talking about the expansion of their operations at Lambert, why now for it and how many jobs it will create.
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CBS Correspondent Peter King is at the Kennedy Space Center and he joined Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about the Boeing Starliner hitting another snag.
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Illinois State Rep Jay Hoffman joins Debbie and Tom talking about IVF protections, millionaires taxes, election security and more that could be on the ballot in November.
Head Coach of City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman talking about the draw against Houston, what to expect from Chicago plus health of Blom and Lowen.
John Yeast, Director of Technology in St. Charles County Ambulance District joined Megan Lynch in studio talking about how drones are starting to be used for a new view on emergency situations.
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CBS Military Analyst Jeff McCausland joins Tom and Debbie talking about Israel warning Rafah residents to leave in light of invasion.
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Dr. Kelvin Adams, President and CEO St. Louis Community Foundation joins Debbie and Tom in studio talking about his first year in this position and Give STL Day which happens on Thursday.
Marge Cole, Director of Consortium Engagement at TGI joins Megan Lynch discussing how AI could boost the work being done on geospatial science in the St. Louis region.
Tarena Lofton, KFF Audience Engagement Producer joins Tom and Debbie talking about the health risks that are being discovered from the do it yourself finger nail kits.
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Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about the tough weekend against the White Sox and a birthday from a major league legend.
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CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman with advice for retirement and the benefit difference if you can last a few more years.
Michael Kelley joins Debbie and Scott talking about Missouri state Attorney General defending state senators over posts involving super bowl parade shooting and campus protests.
Cardinals Spanish Broadcaster Bengie Molina joins Joe Pott talking about this being an important weekend for the Cardinals, the need to get bats going and pitching continuing to be strength.
New guidelines suggest women get mammogram every other year starting at age 40 instead of age 50.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow discussing President Biden comments about campus protests and how it could impact election.
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Retired St. Louis County Police Chief Ron Battelle is stepping down from his position as Executive Director of BackStoppers and he tallks with KMOX's Maria Keena about that decision.
Author Dean Klinkenberg talks with Debbie Monterrey about how much we really know about the Mississippi and his new book "The Wild Mississippi: A State-By-State Guide to the River's Natural Wonders."
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Dena Ladd, Principal, DSL Consulting Group joins Tom and Megan talking about political symbolism and if we should be paying attention to what Dr. Jill Biden and Melania Trump are wearing during the political campaign.
Hillary Frey, Executive Director, St. Louis Youth Jobs, Katie Fischer, Market Executive, Bank of America St. Louis, and Camelia Henderson, high school student and STLYJ participant for the last two years all join Tom and Mean in studio talking about STL Youth Jobs and how it helps teens build life lessons.
CBS Correspondent Janet Shamlian joins Tom and Megan talking about Arizona moves to repeal a Civil-War era ban on abortions.
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Rebecca Tallman, Executive Director Veterans Community Project joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about the work they do to get vets into tiny houses in St. Louis.
Missouri State Representative, Brenda Shields joins Tom and Megan to discuss her measure to provide tax credits to families, employers, and providers.
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Long time Missouri Basketball Head Coach Norm Stewart was elected into the 'Hall of Famous Missourians' on Wednesday, KMOX's Michael Calhoun tells us about the welcome that Stewart had on the floor.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about splitting the double header against the Tigers and looking at game three of series this afternoon.
Meredith Newman, Embed Investigative Reporter Illinois Answers Project, Better Government Association talks with Megan Lynch about flooding being Illinois most threatening natural disaster and if we are prepared for that.
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KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz, SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor joins Debbie and Tom with the latest fast food trends.
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Scott Miller, consulting curator at the Hilton Family Holocaust Education Center in Phoenix and the Tree of Life Memorial in Pittsburgh joins Tom and Debbie discussing a unique event that the Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum is hosting on May 16.
CBS Reporter Linda Gradstein in Jerusalem joins Tom and Debbie talking about how Antony Blinken is in Tel-Aviv to negotiate aid for hostages.
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Tim Nowak, Executive Director of the World Trade Center of St Louis joins Tom and Debbie talking about the new non-stop flight between St. Louis and Montreal.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young joins Tom and Debbie talking about college protests, TikTok ban in US and more.
Dallas Adams, Communications Manager for Great Rivers Greenway joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman talking about the construction for a new stretch of Brickline Greenway along Market.
City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about City meeting Houston for 3rd time this season but first in MLS play and Sam Adeniran back at training.
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Dr. Loren Widmer, Director of Student Services for the Affton School District and Colleen Suber, Chief Program Officer for CHADS which stands for Communities Healing Adolescent Depression and Suicide join Megan and Tom discussing suicide training happening tonight.
Jared Young, Independent Candidate for US Senate in Missouri joins Megan Lynch talking about why he started a new independent political party he's calling "The Better Party".
Col Jeff McCausland, CBS Military Analyst joins Tom and Megan discussing the ceasefire talks and if Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is hurting those talks with his statements.
Crystal Quade, House Minority Leader in Missouri joins Tom and Megan talking about her bill hearing to legalize betting in Missouri and regulate video lottery terminals.
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Kaitlyn Venta, Director of Affordability for the Missouri College and Career Attainment Network joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about upcoming deadlines for FAFSA applications and the importance of filling it out.
O'Fallon Missouri State Representative Dave Hinman joins Tom and Megan talking about Hinman's proposal to change Missouri child labor laws and no longer schools permission for children to work.
Mark Fuchs, National Weather Service Senior Hydrologist joins Megan and Tom discussing just how much flooding is expected along the Mississippi this weekend.
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Travel Writer, Bill Clevlen 'On the Road with Bill' joins Tom and Megan talking about if your summer trip should be planned already and and what small town near St. Louis is a must stop.
Head Coach of City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman discussing which coaches he likes to learn from and what he did during the bye week.
Author and Webster University Instructor Julie Smith joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about potential TikTok ban and why most under 30 say that is their form of news.
Debbie Monterrey talks with Joel Fuoss, Partner with Trivers talking about the immigration processes is snagging skilled people in St. Louis.
Max Bredenkoetter, Chapter Leader of Ben's Friends joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about the support group in St. Louis for food industry dealing with substance abuse.
Collinsville Area Vocational Center is expanding and KMOX Megan Lynch goes depth on how it will help them grow.
Bloomberg Reporter Ilena Peng joins Tom and Megan discussing concerns about milk with the bird flu outbreak in cows.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about the series against the Mets and the bullpen being really good so far this year.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian talked with Diane Nagy President of the Kimmswick Historical Society about how a painting ripped and scuffed and also what she knows about the painter.
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CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins TIAM talking about fiduciary standard care.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian and Sean Malone recap week one of the Thomas Kinworthy trial for shooting and killing Officer Tamarris Bohannon in August of 2020.
Michael Kelley and former Executive Director of the Republican Party Jean Evans join Scott Jagow and Debbie Monterrey talk about presidential immunity, campus protests and TikTok.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking about upcoming series against Mets and the big bats needing to get going.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow talking about the Supreme Court mulling over Donald Trump and presidential immunity plus Israel and Hamas.
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Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications joins Megan discussing 1904 World's Fair exhibit at the History Museum and a St. Louis hotel one of best in world.
Owner of Skyview Drive-In in Belleville joins Megan in studio talking about Skyview celebrating its 75th anniversary this year and what is original to the drive in
Prasanna and Seema Kasthuri of Soorya Performing Arts joins Debbie Monterrey talking about the 15th American Natya Festival and a big Indian event happening in Clayton this weekend.
Jennifer Aurora, recently retired first female command Chief Master Sergeant Illinois National Guard joins Megan talking about her career from joining at age 17 to being first female in command.
BrendanCossette, Chief Operating Officer for the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry joins Megan with his take on Federal Trade Commission voting to ban non-compete clauses in contracts.
Author Christen Jeschke joins Megan Lynch talking about her book 'Cicadas Don't Bug Me' and ways to make children not scared when they come around.
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Mona Vespa, President and CEO of GO! joins Debbie Monterrey talking about the St. Louis marathon which has a new route this year.
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Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about splitting the first two games of the Arizona series.
CEO of Operation Food Search Kristen Wild joins Tom and Megan helping plan 'inflation proof' meals.
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SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Megan and Tom discussing fashion news.
Charles Barnes Director of Re-Entry, Cheri Tillis CEO of Father and Families Support Center and Antwane White father and past graduate of the Six Week Re-Entry Project join Megan and Tom in studio talking about the second chances that Father and Families Support Center gives and April being second chance month.
Travis Dillon, Owner of Ted Drewes Frozen Custard joins Tom Ackerman talking about what is planned to celebrate the 95th anniversary on Thursday.
Seth Harris, Former Acting US Labor Secretary and Current Professor of Practice at Northeastern University joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch discussing the FTC ban on non compete clauses.
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KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, partner Harris Dowell Fisher & Young joins Tom and Megan discussing multiple Trump cases and school book banning in Iowa.
AccuWeather Meteorologist Joe Lundberg joins Megan Lynch discussing the severe weather and tornados we've seen and what to expect in May.
City SC Radio Analyst on Y98 Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman discussing the draw against Sporting KC and the grass being replaced at CityPark.
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Republican State Rep Brad Christ talked with Michael Calhoun about Missouri legislators are looking to raise the minimum age to buy cigarettes.
Marjorie Moore, Executive Director of VOYCE joins Megan Lynch talking about nursing home staffing and what the new federal rule could mean.
Kyle Bowen, Arizona State Deputy Chief Comminutions Officer joins Megan Lynch talking about ASU's partnership with Open AI and unlimited version of Chat GPT.
Bloomberg Reporter Alicia Clanton joins Megan and Tom talking about the type of jobs the Biden Administration is looking to fill with young people.
Steve Smith, CEO of The Lawrence Group gives his response to a recent Wall Street Journal piece about downtown St. Louis where they called it a 'real estate nightmare'.
Julie Lawson, Leadership Consultant and Author joins Megan and Tom in studio discussing ways to for employers and employees to navigate summer with kids.
Founder of "Coalition with STL Kids" Chester Asher joins Tom and Megan in studio discussing the city's education system and why he claims it is in the state of crisis.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about the walk off for Gorman, Goldschmidt getting close and more good pitching.
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Kurt Eller, founder of Taco Buddha, joins Michael Calhoun to discuss the new conglomeration made up of local restaurant favorites Taco Buddha and Hi-Pointe Drive-In.
SLU Law Professor Brendan Roediger joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch discussing how the Supreme Court could soon tell local governments how to handle homeless after recent ruling in Oregon.
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Head Coach of City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman discussing the match against Sporting KC and what a bye week looks like for them.
Dr. Heidi Miller, Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Chief Medical Officer joins Megan and Tom talking about April being Alcohol Awareness Month and what is considered too much.
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Katie Heiden-Rootes, PhD- Assistant Vice President in the Division of Diversity & Innovative Community Engagement for the Transgender Health Collaborative at St. Louis University joins Tom and Megan in studio discussing the impact of the LGBTQ+ legislation in Missouri.
Katie Polokonis, Executive Director at STEMSTL joins Tom and Megan with a preview to preview everything planned for STEM week in St. Louis.
Claire Gilbert, Associate Professor of History at St. Louis University and Fabien Assistant Professor of History at SLU, co-chair of the TGI Spatial Humanities Working Group both join Megan Lynch and how they are using geospatial to understand societies and their relationship with the globe.
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Tom and Megan to discuss what we should expect to hear from the opening statements from the former president Donald Trump 'Hush Money' trial.
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CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey discussing what is needed to retire and more.
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Former KMOX host Charlie Brennan has been cleaning up parts and of St. Louis and joins Stuart McMillian to explain the reasoning behind all of his clean ups.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow in studio talking about the jury selection for Donald Trump ‘Hush Money’ trial. Robert Kennedy Jr. family on stage with President Biden. Plus foreign aid package.
Voice of Cardinals John Rooney talks with Joe Pott about the starting pitching, the central division and Arenado starting to get hot.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow talking foreign aid package advancing to house floor and 12 jury members have been selected for Donald Trump Hush Money trial.
KMOX's Sean Malone goes in-depth on the judges decision to sentence Daniel Riley to almost 19 years in prison.
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Explore St. Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about Fresh Explorer at The Muny and importance of International flights from Lambert, plus things to do this weekend.
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Catherine Pakaluk, Associate Professor at the Catholic University of America and author of 'Hannah's Children: The Women Quietly Defying the Birth Dearth' joins Megan Lynch talking about her book and takes an in-depth look at larger families.
This week during TIAM we look back at the Columbine shooting as it approaches the 25th anniversary hear parts of our interviews with Filmmaker and Columbine student at time of shooting Laura Farber, Clemson University Psychology Professor Robin Kowalski, and Dr. Melissa Brymer... Director of Terrorism and Disaster Programs at the UCLA Duke National Center for Child Traumatic Stress.
CBS News Congressional Correspondent Scott MacFarlane talks with Megan and Tom about a long-delayed foreign aid package finally being taken up by the house.
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Jordan Kadosh, Regional Director of ADL Heartland joins Tom and Megan talking about the anti-Semitic incidents that spiked after Hamas attack.
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Dr. Nicholas Johnson, Assistant Professor in Sustainability and Economics-Chair Department of Sustainability Principia College joins Megan and Tom talking about Principia braking ground on campus for a solar farm that will power most of campus.
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Dr. Cheryl Watkins, President and CEO YWCA Metro St. Louis joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about the 120 year celebration of YWCA.
KMOX Religion Editor Fred Bodimer found out how American Catholics feel on the job done by Pope Francis when he talked with Patricia Tevington one of the authors of the new Pew report.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about a replay of Billy Joel concert on CBS and The Jinx.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian got a preview of SLU's water summit when he spoke with Dr. Jason Knouft, Principle Investigator for the WATER Institute at SLU.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman discussing the series against Oakland and the life of Whitey Herzog.
David Stopher, Concerned Taxpaying Voter in Madison County discussing whether voters can weigh in on whether downstate counties should create their own state.
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KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz from the SLU/Chaifetz School of Business joins Tom and Megan with the question if air travel is back to pre pandemic numbers.
Dr. Melissa Brymer, Director of Terrorism and Disaster Programs at the UCLA Duke National Center for Child Traumatic Stress joined Megan Lynch discussing how intruder drills have evolved over the years.
CNN reporter and Author, Alisyn Camerota joins Megan and Tom talking about her new memoir is called Combat Love and why she wanted to share her story in this way.
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SSM DePaul OBGYN Dr. Jade James-Halpert joins Tom and Megan in studio discussing black maternal health and why women and children of color have a less likelihood to make it a year past birth than white women and children.
Cardinal Hall of Famers Willie McGee and Ozzie Smith remember their manager Whitey Herzog.
City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman discussing the win against Austin and the rivalry with Sporting KC
KMOX Religion Editor Fred Bodimer got the latest numbers about Catholics in the United States from Senior Pew researcher Patricia Tevington.
Debbie Monterrey talks to SLCL Director and CEO Kristen Sorth about the opening of the Clark Family Branch on Lindbergh.
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Debbie Monterrey goes in-depth at the groundbreaking for the new 'Crossroads Senior Living at Bevo Mill' an affordable senior housing for those 62 and older.
Bill Clevlen, Travel Author/Host of "Bill On The Road" joins Tom and Megan in studio discussing his recent visit to Utah and hiking Utah's Mighty 5 National Parks. BillOnTheRoad.com
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Tom and Megan talking about Supreme Court hearing a case that could impact January 6th rioters as well as Donald Trump plus jury selection continues in criminal cases against Donald Trump in New York.
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Documentary Filmmaker and survivor of the Columbine shooting, Laura Farber joins Tom and Megan talking about that day and way to stop all the school shootings.
Stephanie Mahfood, Interim Dean of the School of Education at Webster University joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about the efforts by the University to support education in Kazakhstan.
Michael Staenberg, President of the Staenberg Group, joins Michael Calhoun to discuss the deal that will keep Dillard's at the redeveloping Chesterfield Mall.
Kelly Young, President CEO Houston Coalition for the Homeless joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about the success that Houston has had to get the homeless off the streets.
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Jason Stacy, History Professor at SIUE and member of Edwardsville's Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory joins Tom and Megan talking about the 'bike bus' making its return to Edwardsville in May.
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Debbie Monterrey goes in-depth at Earthdance Organic Farm School near downtown Ferguson.
Head Coach of City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman for his weekly visit discussing the win against Austin FC, health of players, atmosphere at CityPark and getting ready for big game against Kansas next week.
Robin Kowalski, Professor, Department of Psychology at Clemson University joins Megan Lynch talking about the commonalities amongst school shooters and ideas for stopping future ones from happening.
William Rodgers III, Director of the St. Louis Fed's Institute for Economic Equity joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about the state of the economic equity among young adults.
Jen Siess, Performance Mindset Coach - Mine to Define and part of the City SC broadcasts on Y98 joins Tom and Megan talking about the high suicide rate among college athletes.
Ryan Rimkus, Deputy Director, Office of geomatics and Dr. Bill Konyk, NGA Orbit Scientist join Megan Lynch in studio discussing how NGA and Space Force’s 2d Space Operations Squadron worked together to update GPS across the globe.
CBS Correspondent in Jerusalem Linda Gradstein joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about Iran launching air assault on Israel.
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Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman from Oakland talking about the trip to Arizona and he memories of Oakland.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian goes in-depth about why the owner of a historic home fears her insurance will drop her because a brick wall surrounding the house keeps getting hit by uninsured drivers.
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KMOX's Maria Keena talks with Tiffany Chapelle Ingram Executive Director of the Cannabis Business Association of Illinois about the fight to get this changed.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Megan Lynch and Scott Jagow discussing President Biden student aid, Iran expected attack on Israel and Arizona abortion law.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking about the return of Nootbaar, offense struggles and Steven Matz.
Washington University researchers say that the reason for increase in cancer is accelerated aging.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow talking about Arizona law on abortion, President Biden student aid forgiveness and what is on the show this weekend.
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St. Louis County Library is hosting a Community Autism Expo for Autism as April is National Autism Acceptance Month. KMOX Morning Editor Olivia Moses sat down with the creator of the Community Autism Expo, and an employee at the Parkview Branch Adam Rosen
CNET Managing Editor, Nick Wolny joins Tom and Megan explaining what 'Subscription Creep' is and why so many Americans fall for it.
Tom and Megan are joined by CBS News National Correspondent Johnathan Vigliotti, he recently penned the book "Before It's Gone: Stories from the front lines of Climate Change in Small Town America."
James Lee, Chief Operating Officer of Identity Theft Resource Center joins Megan Lynch talking about the reported data compromises up 90% in the first quarter of the year.
CBS Military Analyst Jeff McCausland joins Megan and Tom talking about the ongoing negotiations for hostages with Hamas.
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Rebecca Walker, Senior Vice President of Mortgage and Loan Services at Midwest Bank Center joins Megan and Tom discussing mortgage trends and interest rates for the spring season.
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Ning Zhang, McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University joins Tom and Megan discussing being the winner after the Federal Trade Commission asked for submissions to stop voice cloning.
Hear a few different CBS stories from Arizona abortion law to President Biden sharpening his criticism of Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about milestones for Billy Joel, the NCIS series and Turner Classic Movies.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about the team debut for Sonny Gray, health of Lars Nootbaar and the play of Masyn Winn
Sid Phillip covers global aviation for Bloomberg News and he joined Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman from London discussing if Boeing planes are dangerous or not.
KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz, SLU/Chaifetz School of Business professor joins Tom and Debbie talking about student loans plus inflation and small businesses.
Valerie Huhn, Director Missouri Department of Mental Health says social media is impacting kids mental health. She joins Debbie and Tom talking about what the state is doing to help.
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Ben Tracy, CBS Senior National and Environmental Correspondent joins Tom and Debbie talking about the new testing established for chemicals in drinking water.
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Audacy Producer Carl Middleman is also the Blues Music Director and goal horn guy, he joined Debbie and Tom in studio explaining what goes into his job with the Blues and what happens if he play goal horn at wrong time.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Tom and Debbie discussing Arizona abortion law and a zombie case.
Emma Klues, Vice President of Communications and Outreach Great Rivers Greenway joins Debbie and Tom in studio talking about what is planned for opening weekend of the new Chain of Rock Park.
City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about City continuing to get points, a Sunday afternoon tilt against Austin and more.
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Jane Sueme, Owner of Isabees in Fenton joins Tom in studio talking about if we suddenly have a record number of bees.
Erica Williams, Founder and Executive Director of A Red Circle a non-profit dedicated to the advancement of racial equity in North St. Louis County joins Tom and Debbie talking about the community garden, fundraiser and more.
New Head Coach of St. Louis Men's Basketball Josh Schertz talks with Tom Ackerman talking about the decision to come to St. Louis and the type of coach he is.
Aneri Pattani, Senior Correspondent at KFF Health News talking about the amount of money local government got from the opioid settlements.
Lucas Rouggly, Executive Director/Founder Love the Lou joins Tom and Debbie in studio talking about the seed to harvest celebration that is happening May 4th. Love the Lou is working to stabilize north St Louis neighborhoods.
Dr. Jeremy Moreland, President of William Woods University joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman talking about the University bringing Ronald Reagan commencement address from 1952 out of archives for the 1st time tonight at "Reagan at The Woods" event.
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KMOX's Michael Calhoun was on board of a Southwest flight during the eclipse and talked with other passengers to get their perspective.
People stopped at a Hardee's in Bonne Terre to see the eclipse. KMOX's Stuart McMillian goes in-depth on what it was like from a parking lot.
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Directors of "Girls State" Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss joins Megan Lynch talking about the new documentary on Apple TV.
Head Coach of City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman discussing the draw against FC Dallas and a Sunday afternoon game coming against Austin FC
Scott Wolla, Economic Education Officer at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis joins Tom and Debbie in studio discussing April being Financial Literacy Month and the best ways to get out of credit card debt.
Kevin Sterne, Virginia Tech Research Associate joins Megan Lynch talking about how Virginia Tech students are deploying scientific weather balloons for NASA during the eclipse.
CBS Military Analyst Jeff McCausland joins Debbie and Tom discussing possible ceasefire for Israel/Hamas and the status of Ukraine.
Megan Lynch talks with Jeff Mazur, Taylor Geospatial Institute, Director of Government and Industry Partnerships about emerging satellite technology.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun will be on a flight to Houston during the eclipse, he joined Tom and Debbie to preview what it should be like from above the clouds.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about a second consecutive series win, Sonny Gray making his debut and more.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Lori Merritt, Director of Emergency Services for Mercy Southeast Hospital about how they prepared for this day and whatever medical emergencies may come up.
KMOX Political Analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey talking about threats made in St. Charles over election results.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking about opening day, defense playing well and the offense keeps the line moving.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margaret Brennan joins Megan Lynch discussing aid workers killed in Israel and No Labels decides not to have a candidate.
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KMOX's Megan Lynch spoke with St. Charles County Elections Director Kurt Bahr about text threats that were received Tuesday night as results were being tallied.
KMOX's Maria Keena and Michael Calhoun discuss how Calhoun will view the eclipse from a Southwest flight that is traveling to Houston.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Dr. Gabriella Espinoza, Ophthalmologist at Saint Louis University School of Medicine to find out what we need to know in order to view Monday's solar eclipse safely.
Explore St. Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville joins Tom and Megan in studio discussing the Cardinals opening day revenue and three games in downtown on Saturday.
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Hear from Chip Caray, Oli Marmol and Lance Lynn on what opening day means to them plus some highlights from seasons past.
Bob Clark, Executive Chairman and Founder of Clayco joins Tom and Megan talking about the in-house payment plan to help employees pay-off student loans.
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Oksana Leukhina, Research Officer in the Research Division at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis joins Tom and Megan talking about the Women in Economics Symposium and the importance of women in economics.
VP of Operations for Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate Dan Abel Jr joins Debbie Monterrey discussing the soaring price of cocoa.
Mark (an eagle scout) and Stephanie Hampton along with their daughter Julia a scout with Pack 809 in Creve Coeur join Tom and Megan in studio discussing what the scouts are doing to prepare for eclipse viewing on Monday.
Head Coach of SLU Women's Basketball Rebecca Tillett joins Tom Ackerman after the win at Vermont in the WNIT semi-finals to discuss the run that they are on winning 10 of 11 to get to this point.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about Elsbeth on CBS, Scoop on Netflix, and Mr. Bates vs The Post Office on PBS.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about pitching going well, impressions of Victor Scott and rehab for Sonny Gray.
Dr. John Mulcahey, Astronomer Carnegie Observatories Director talks with Megan Lynch discussing what can be learned from the solar eclipse.
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Jerome Katz, KMOX Business Analyst and a professor at the SLU/Chaifetz School of Business joins Megan and Tom talking about extreme heat and how should couples be filing taxes.
Kurt Weigle, Greater St. Louis Inc Chief Downtown Officer joins Michael Calhoun discussing the incentives to open a retail space in downtown
Carole Johnson, Administrator of the Health Resources and Services Administration joins Megan Lynch talking about Missouri having one of worst rates in country with women dying shortly after giving birth.
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Dr. Sarah George, Professor of Infectious Diseases at SLU School of Medicine and a researcher in SLU’s Vaccine Center joins Megan and Tom discussing a person in Texas infected with 'bird flu' after contact with cattle.
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KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young of Harris, Dowell, Fisher, and Young joins Tom and Megan talking if Tennessee's new law will protect celebrities facing an onslaught of AI impersonation and what is 'Judge Shopping'
CBS Correspondent in Austin, Chris Fox joins Tom and Megan talking about Texas immigration law being back in court today.
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City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman discussing the loss to RSL the tough break with the no red card and handball plus FC Dallas coming to town on a busy Saturday.
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KMOX's Sean Malone goes in-depth on the problems that the St. Louis County Council are facing for renovating their headquarters.
Tara L. Smith, Author and Mom blogger joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about her book 'Best Mom St. Louis' which helps families uncover adventurous and educational outings in St. Louis.
Lisa Blazer, Webster University VP of Enrollment Services joins Megan and Tom in studio discussing Webster being a designated "Teach Out" Partner with Fontbonne following their closing announcement.
Gina Barge, Partner at True Search a global executive-level recruiting firm joins Megan and Tom talking about 'Glass Cliff'; a strategy of companies to bring in women or people of color to fix issues.
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Andrew Chace, SpearTip Incident Response Team Leader joins Megan and Tom discussing just how safe are healthcare institutions keeping your medical records.
Bankrate Analyst Jeff Ostrowski joins Tom and Megan discussing the price of houses and how Americans now need a six-figure salary to afford a median priced home in almost of the states.
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St. Louis City resident Dennis Beganovic joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about what Clark street could look like with some investment. He's speaking to elected officials about he possibility.
St. Louis native and supermodel Karlie Kloss had a portion of Washington Avenue in Downtown dedicated to her. KMOX's Stuart McMillian went in-depth
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TV Guide's Matt Roush has information on Sex in the City on Netflix and Curb Your Enthusiasm final episode
Dr. Paul Weiss President Oasis Institute and Brenda Smith, Facilitator in Program for retirees joins Tom and Megan talking about the new plan announced Oasis new paid and volunteer opportunities for older adults.
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Head Coach of City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman discussing the loss at RSL, health of injured players and what a week looks like for them.
George Smith, Author of 'Soldier of the Airwaves' joins Megan Lynch talking about his memoir that details his career as an AFN DJ.
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Bryan Brewer, Eclipse expert and author joins Megan and Tom discussing next Monday's total solar eclipse and why you should experience the awe of path of totality.
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Lillianna Byington, Transportation Reporter for Bloomberg Government joins Tom and Megan talking about the plans to re-open the port in Baltimore and if President Biden will visit.
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Vasit Sagan, Associate Vice President for Geospatial Science at Saint Louis University and Chief Scientist for Food Security and Digital Agriculture for the Taylor Geospatial Institute joins Megan Lynch discussing how changes in permafrost can impact climate and more.
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CBS Lilia Luciano tells us about a show that looks to keep some famous and forgotten dead ladies alive.
CBS Mark Strassmann reports that The Tropicana Hotel in Vegas is closing doors for good.
Voice of Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about the first series in LA and facing former manager in San Diego this week.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger on Americans planning on what to do with tax refunds and what is Roth IRA
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow talking about Robert F. Kennedy has picked his running mate to represent a 3rd party. Missouri Secretary of State race.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney talks with Joe Pott about the season opener in LA, everything from the young guys in the lineup to Goldschmidt having a 3 hit day.
Ed O'Keefe is filling in on CBS Face the Nation this week and he talks with Scott Jagow discussing the Baltimore port, Biden wanting the federal governemnt to rebuild bridge
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KMOX's Megan Lynch is joined by Jara Sturdivant-Wilson, HDR Director of Global Communication and Associate Vice President talking about the donation to allow kids the joy of riding a bike through the "All Kids Bike" program.
Explore St. Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville joins Tom and Megan in studio talking infusion of cash for Old Courthouse renovations and what is coming up this weekend in St. Louis.
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Dr. Ashton Speno, Associate Professor of Mass Communications at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville joins Megan and Tom talking about a recently released report at if TV shows are doing a good job at depicting moms.
From Left To Right: June Lockhart from "Lassie" and ''Lost in Space", Betty Buckley from "Eight is Enough", Marion Ross from "Happy Days", Barbara Billingsly from "Leave it to Beaver", Beverly Garland from "My Three Sons" and Shirley Jones from "The Partridge Family" appear at the "Eggstravaganza" March 20, 2002 in New York City. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Jeff Gillis- Davis Research Professor of Physics in Arts & Sciences at Washington University joins Tom and Megan in studio discussing Wash U scientists developing tech for lunar research and NASA grant to help with it.
Gary Tipsord, Executive Director of the Illinois Association of Regional Superintendents of Schools joins Megan and Tom talking about the survey that shows schools in Illinois say that they are serious or very serious when it comes to the number of teachers.
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Adam Darrah, Senior Director of Dark Ops at ZeroFox joins Tom and Megan talking about how 90 percent cyber security leaders feel world events could lead to catastrophic cyber event in next few years.
CBS White House Reporter Bo Erickson joins Megan and Tom talking about the Biden Administration federal AI polices.
KMOX's Sean Malone goes in-depth with the East West Council of Governments meeting ended bitterly over the topic of St. Louis City's police force.
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A new place in The Grove wants you to know where your food comes from. Debbie Monterrey talks with Owner of Neon Greens Josh Smith.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer Dr. Lisa Richardson, Director of the CDC's Division of Cancer Prevention and Control to find out more about Colorectal Cancer and what to look for.
Yonnick Jones, Co-Founder Williams Academy STL joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about all kids bike program event this Friday March 29th.
KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz, SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor joins Tom and Megan discussing McDonalds partnership with Krispy Kreme.
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Elizabeth Laird, Director of the Equity in Civic Technology project, Center for Democracy and Technology joins Megan and Tom talking about the AI risks in education.
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CBS Climate Unit Correspondent Dave Malkoff joins Megan and Tom talking about the high number of food waste around the global.
Dr. Joe Lyons, Director of the Intelligence Community Center for Academic Excellence at SLU joins Megan Lynch talking about how national security needs to understand the the expanding role of AI
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young joins Tom and Megan discussing the price of insulin, filming police officers and a man wrongfully accused in KC parade shooting
City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about the importance of picking up three points and the health of the team.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer with Dr. Randi Mozenter, Clinical Psychologist on staff at Barnes Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine talking about fear of bridges after the collapse of the Key Bridge in Baltimore.
Dino Grandoni, Washington Post-Wildlife, Biodiversity and Climate Reporter talking about scientists working to bring back the woolly mammoth.
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Antionette Carroll, she's the Creative Reaction Lab Founder, President and CEO joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about her non profit and how and why it is youth led.
Matthew Fiedler, Center on Health Policy, The Brookings Institution joins Megan Lynch talking about how pharmacy benefit managers work and the impact on medicine.
Todd Fuller, Director of Marketing and Communication, Missouri State Teachers Association joined Tom and Megan discussing the new survey that shows that a large number of Missouri teachers have considered leaving the profession.
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Bloomberg Anchor Joan Doniger joins Tom and Megan discussing the Baltimore Francis Scott Key bridge collapse and the impact that it has on the area.
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Dr. Michael Sinha, Professor, SLU Center for Health Law Studies & Prof. Jamille Fields Allsbrook, Assistant Professor, St. Louis University School of Law Center for Health Law Studies join Megan and Tom in studio discussing the Supreme Court hearing oral arguments today when it comes to the drug Mifepristone.
CBS Travel Editor Peter Greenberg joins Tom and Megan talking about Boeing leadership leaving company amid ongoing safety concerns.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush on Steve Martin documentary on Apple TV+ and Good One: A Show About Jokes on Peacock.
Graciela Mochkofsky, Dean at CUNY's Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism joins Megan talking about a way to help an industry in crisis.
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Head Coach of City SC Bradley Carnell joins Chris Rongey, Host of the Chris and Amy Show talking about the draw against DC United and the health of Lowen and Parker.
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CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Megan Lynch talking about today being a deadline for Donald Trump for bond payment in fraud case plus all the ongoing cases.
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Scott Wolla, Economic Education Specialist at the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis joins Megan in studio talking about the difference between Shrinkflation and Skimpflation.
Dr Lindsay Clukies, Washington University emergency medicine physician at St. Louis Children's Hospital joins Megan talking about lawn equipment safety.
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KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with Madison County Board Chair Candidate Chris Slusser about how Madison County can contribute to help the St. louis region turnaround.
Laura Davison who covers the White House for Bloomberg News joins Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking about the approval of federal spending to avoid a government shutdown.
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CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins TIAM talking about tax season and should be kept and what should be shredded.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Megan Lynch and Scott Jagow talking about the big bucks that Donald Trump says he has plus is No Labels going to nominate anyone for the election.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow talking about Trump and Biden and what the polls show plus a potential government shutdown.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with Dr. Bahaa Elgendy, Medicinal Chemist and Associate Professor of Anesthesiology at Washington University School of Medicine to find out more about the exercise pill and if it could have the same benefit as a full workout.
Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications joins Megan Lynch in studio talking about Gateway Rivers Greenway plan for pedestrian crossing over 64 to link City Foundry and The Armory, plus things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
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Cardinals Broadcaster on Bally Sports Midwest Chip Caray joins Tom Ackerman talking about the struggles of last season the different feel to this spring training, his family and more.
Ed Hajim, Wall Street investment banker writes his second book, he joins Megan Lynch discussing the book 'The Island of the 4 P's, a modern fable about preparing for your future.'
Heidi Mueller, Illinois Acting Director of Department of Children & Family Services joins Megan Lynch talking about taking over the agency and her plans for the agency.
Jeff Briggs, Missouri State Emergency Management Agency's Earthquake Program Manager joins Debbie Monterrey talking about how to prepare for an Earthquake.
Bankrate Analyst Alex Gailey joins Megan Lynch explaining the new trend on TikTok called loud budgeting
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with Dr. Farrin Manian, Chair of the Department of Medicine at Mercy St. Louis where he is an Infectious Diseases Physician to get more on Alpha Gal Syndrome.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian goes in depth with how a tick bite changed the life of a Jefferson County woman with a condition called Alpha Gal Syndrome.
TV Guide's Matt Roush has information on TV movies being shown on Turner Classic movies.
Mary Robertson, Emmy Award-winning Producer and Director and Emma Schwartz Co-Director of series Quite on Set join Megan Lynch talking about what they found out about while filming the documentary series "Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV" which exposes toxic and dangerous environment of children TV in the 90s.
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Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak joins Tom Ackerman discussing some of the injuries the Cardinals are going through and impressive players during camp.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor joins Megan Lynch talking about what some of the worst paying jobs are for college grads.
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CBS London Correspondent Vivki Barker joins Megan talking about Princess Kate and the doctored photos that were removed from internet.
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Jackson DuBois, Executive Director Timber Farmers Guild joins Megan discussing how he worked on the restoration of Norte Dame.
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CBS Military Analyst Jeff McCausland joins Megan Lynch talking about Natanyahu addressing Senate Republican lunch amid tension with the Biden administration.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher, and Young talks with Megan Lynch about the Texas immigration law. Also Missouri and Louisiana limit on Biden administration interactions with social media companies
Tom Harvieux, BJC Vice President and Chief Supply Officer & Michael Gray, System Vice President and Chief Supply Chain Officer for SSM Health join Megan Lynch talking about the joint venture that will build a laundry facility in the Soulard area.
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Bankrate Analyst Matthew Goldberg joins Megan Lynch talking about how to take advantage of getting three paychecks in a month.
City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about the draw in LA and how City changed how league looks at paying for good goaltending.
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CBS Correspondent Jim Krasula joins Megan Lynch discussing the Environmental Protection Agency announcing a comprehensive ban on asbestos.
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KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman is in Jupiter and in this report from Spring Training he has updates on the injuries and how some of the position competitions are playing out.
Dr. Emily Willroth, Assistant Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis joins Debbie Monterrey talking about how people's personalities changed during the pandemic.
Today is National Agriculture Day and we wanted to know where Missouri ranks. Megan Lynch discussed that with Missouri Director of Agriculture Chris Chinn.
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Lending Tree Analyst, Rob Bhatt joins Megan Lynch discussing his findings on the cost to repair a car.
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Melissa Mainhart, National Weather Service Meteorologist joins Megan talking about if we should expect a enjoyable spring or not.
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Bankate Analyst Hanneh Bareham joins Megan Lynch discussing if it is different for women to get loans compared to men.
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KMOX's Seas Malone goes in depth taking to some of the most die-hard City fans as they have decided to boycott Leagues Cup matches because of MLS decision to not have all first teams play in the US Open Cup.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Dr. Eric Lenze, Head of Washington University Department of Psychiatry about Wash U researchers leading the only medication trial in the U.S. to help people with Long Covid brain fog issues.
Ranken Jordan Pediatric Bridge Hospital in Maryland Heights has new staff in place to meet a very unique need for its patients.
As KMOX's Megan Lynch reports... the specialty children's hospital has hired people to do nothing but PLAY.
Head Coach of City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman talking about the 3-3 draw against LA Galaxy and what to expect from DC United this week.
John Shaw, Paul Simon Pubic Policy Institute Director joins Megan Lynch talking about if disenfranchised voters could turn to third party candidate.
Jo Ling Kent, CBS News Senior Business and Technology Correspondent, takes a look at if home buying could be cheaper after standard commissions drop.
CBS News Correspondent, Austin - Texas joins Megan discussing the Texas will enhance the state law to allow police to arrest border crossers.
Author Steven Kurutz joins Megan Lynch talking book "AMERICAN FLANNEL: How a Band of Entrepreneurs Are Bringing the Art and Business of Making Clothes Back Home"
Roupu Li is Associate professor of geography and environmental resources in the School of Earth Systems and Sustainability at Southern Illinois University Carbondale and joins Megan Lynch to talk about using social media geotagged data to track eclipse visitors.
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Bankrate Analyst Alex Gailey joins Megan Lynch discussing why women do not save as much for retirement than men.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger breaks down the anti-trust lawsuit against National Association of Realtors.
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Michael Calhoun digs into the KMOX archives to 1997, when we were reporting on population loss, sliding down the list of largest metros and what the city planned to do about it. And what the city is saying about the latest census numbers as the slide continues.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow discuss Ray Hartmann retiring so he can run for congress. TikTok faces possible ban and Chuck Schumer calls for re-election in Israel.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margret Brennan joins Scott Jagow discussing possible TikTok ban and Chuck Schumer wants new elections in Israel.
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A cyberattack on a health technology company is costing medical providers $100 million a day.
Explore St. Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville joins Megan in studio talking about Irma Rombauer and things to do this weekend.
Tom Ackerman is live in Jupiter and tells us that Tommy Edman will not be ready for opening day and Sonny Gray will throw again today plus more.
Daniel Flatley, Washington-based reporter for Bloomberg News joins Megan discussing the TikTok being forced to sell or face a nationwide ban.
Ness Sandoval, a demographer at SLU joins Megan talking about St. Louis continuing to lose residents.
Dr. Marty K. Casey, The Ungun Institute joins Megan Lynch talking about crime in our schools and ways to fix it.
Chris Wiegert from the Clydesdales team joins Megan Lynch in studio talking about the training that the Clydesdales go through and when they will be ready to be part of pulling the wagon.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush on Annette Bening tv role, Girls5eva now on Netflix, and new man in charge on Law and Order.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun talked with Caper Cart founder Ahmed Beshry about the new carts at Schnucks where you can pay from the cart and not go through checkout.
Tom Ackerman is in Jupiter and he sits down with Lynn Worthy of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch talking about the outfield depth being tested and the health of Sonny Gray.
SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Megan talking Boeing being in trouble, and travel industry at the moment
Megan Lynch talks with Roger Holloway, Executive Director of the World Bird Sanctuary talking about what they are doing to help the baby birds again this year.
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Dr. Steve Rogers, SLU/YouGov Poll director and SLU Political Science Professor joins Megan Lynch talking everything from the presidential race and sports betting.
Debbie Monterrey talks with local businesswomen and author Kandace Davis about her book "Out of the Night That Covers Me" which talks about her mothers violent death and mental illness.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Megan Lynch talking about the teen fight in Hazelwood late last week and puppy mills.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian joins Megan and Debbie in studio talking about Rockford Park and how they are taking beach out of the name to try and make it safer after a couple of drownings last year.
City SC Radio analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about the health of the team and the improved Galaxy which is City's opponent this weekend.
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KMOX's Michael Calhoun joins Megan discussing the new carts at Schnucks that is AI generated.
KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman is in Jupiter covering spring training and had the chance to sit down with Cardinals utility man Brendan Donovan about what he is doing for veterans plus his rehab from surgery and preparing for another season.
Dr. David Tan is the first full time St. Charles County Ambulance District Chief Medical Officer and he joins Megan in studio talking about the role and why it is important for him to be full time
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones is in Austin as part of the South by Southwest conference and joins Megan Lynch to discuss it.
Michael Carmody and David Eagleton of Safer Streets for Kirkwood and St Louis County join Megan Lynch in studio talking about making the streets safer for Kirkwood and St. Louis County.
Dr. Wendy Lane, Associate Professor at University of Maryland School of Medicine, and Ambassador for The American College of Preventive Medicine joins Megan Lynch talking about the importance of the Measles vaccine and why here has been a rise in cases lately.
Megan Lynch talked with Sean Healy, Senior Director of Policy and Advocacy for i-Civics about the state of civic education in the United States.
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Four years ago Covid was offically considered a pandemic. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about where we stand today with SLU Care General Internist Dr. Fred Buckhold at SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital.
KMOX' Maria Keena talks with the President of Fontbonne University, Dr. Nancy Blattner about the decision to close the school and how students are taking the news.
Kim Beardslee, Director of Community Affairs at Nestle Purina and serves on the 314 Day Steering Committee joins Megan in studio talking everything you need to know about 314 day.
Head Coach of City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman discussing the draw against Austin FC and preparing for match against LA Galaxy Saturday night.
AJ Nash, Vice President of Intelligence for ZeroFox... a cybersecurity firm that tracks disinformation joins Megan Lynch discussing the high amount of fake photos and how do we know what to believe anymore.
James Clark, Vice President of Public Safety and Community Response at the Urban League joins Megan talking about the fight at Hazelwood and if teenage fighting is becoming common place.
Tracey Anderson, Maryland Heights City Administrator joins Megan Lynch talking about how the 4-day work week is working for people in the city.
Rahseen Aldridge, St. Louis Board Aldermen in the 14th ward joins Megan in studio talking about Mayor Jones recently signing redevelopment bill for area around NGA.
Missouri State Senator Andrew Koenig joins Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch discussing his bill to get charter schools and school vouchers to expand in the St. Louis region.
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Michael Kelley and John Hancock join Scott Jagow and Megan Lynch talking about President Biden State of Union address.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margret Brennan joins Scott Jagow talking about President Biden State of Union last night and Republicans reactions.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about the effect the time change has on our body with sleep medicine specialist Dr. Thomas Siler at SSM Health St. Joseph Hospital in St. Charles.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun talked with Trailnet's Charles Bryson to see if elected officials have done anything to make streets safer in the last year since the Janae Edmondson accident that left her without her legs.
Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications joins Megan with a journey through Women's History including all the famous women buried at Bellefontaine Cemetery.
Carolina Caetano, Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Georgia joins Megan talking about how too much homework and extracurricular activities could be too much for children's health.
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Author and former Asset Manager Leanne Mair joins Megan discussing her book "Closing the Gap: How to include Black Women in any Gender Equity Strategy".
Dawn Chapman, Co-Founder of Just Moms STL is attending the State of the Union as a guest of Josh Hawley. She talks with Megan Lynch about living next to radioactive landfill, a possible vote on compensation for victims of radioactive waste, and not knowing and what it will mean to be in attendance for Biden's speech.
Tom Ridgely, St. Louis Shakespeare Festival Artistic Director joins Megan Lynch in studio talking about the 24th season which kicks off in Forest Park in May and the traveling show happening in late summer.
CBS White House Reporter Nancy Cordes joins Megan Lynch previewing tonight's State of the Union address and what we should expect President Biden to say.
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Edward Jones Advisor, Todd Stonewater joins Debbie Monterrey talking about Edward Jones going to congress lobbying for caregivers.
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Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch discuss what it is like to cover Cardinals spring training.
Erika Sinner, Founder and CEO of Directorie and Author of 'Pets are Family' joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about losing a pet ways to grieve and more.
Jerome Katz, SLU/Chaifetz School of Business joins Megan and Tom discussing both airplane and credit card fees.
Jacqueline Carrol, Director of the Mobile Museum of Tolerance joins Megan Lynch talking the idea of of MMOT and why a traveling field trip.
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SLU Professor of Politcal Science Dr. Ken Warren joins Tom and Megan with Instant reaction of Nikki Haley suspending her campaign and where everything goes from here.
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Former US Surgeon General - Purdue Health Equity Director Dr Jerome Adams joins Tom and Megan about the reason he called out because of high medical bills.
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KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner at Harris Dowell Fisher & Young joins Tom and Megan talking about Delta Dental, and if rice can be considered a vegetable.
City SC Radio Analyst Dale Shilly joins Tom Ackerman discussing the win against NYCFC and what it will be like to go back to Austin for first time since picking up first win in team history there last year.
KMOX's Sean Malone goes in-depth from day one of the Daniel Riley trial in which the jury heard from James Edmondson.
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Leah Shahum, Founder and Executive Director - Vision Zero Network joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about what has been done in Hoboken, New Jersey and how they have gone 7 years without having a pedestrian death.
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Dr. Kelvin Adams, President and CEO St. Louis Community Foundation joins Debbie Monterrey talking about the new 5-year strategic plan that has been unveiled.
Brent Franson, Most Days CEO and Founder joins Megan Lynch discussing if AI can help you create better personal habits.
Greg Stohr, Bloomberg News Supreme Court Reporter joins Tom and Megan discussing the Supreme Court decision that Former President Trump could not be removed from the ballot.
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John Shaw, Paul Simon Public Institute at SIUC joins Megan Lynch with a Super Tuesday preview and if any state could surprise us today and what is the future for Nikki Haley.
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Bankrate Analyst Sarah Foster joined Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman talking about why 50% of people are being denied loans since Fed's first rate hike.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about TV coming back including So You Think You Can Dance and Masked Singer.
Phil Moser, Chief of The Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program talks with Maria Keena about the Army Corps of Engineers doing more testing for nuclear contamination in Florissant near Coldwater Creek.
Lasse Sorensen, Host of the TV show "Food is Love" joins Megan Lynch talking about how he was asked to move to Alton.
Head Coach of City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman talking about the win against NYCFC, the health of the team and what the crowd means to them.
Professor Gerald Early from the African and African American Studies Department at Washington University joins Megan and Tom talking about a night with him coming this Wednesday reconceiving the National Baseball Hall of Fame's Black Baseball exhibit.
Jodi Schneider, Political News Director Bloomberg TV and Radio joins Megan Lynch talking about Nikki Haley winning DC Republican primary.
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CBS Correspondent in Jerusalem Robert Berger joins Tom and Megan talking about Vice President Harris calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
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Sarah Woodburn a mentor in the program and Maria Goncalves a mentee join Tom and Megan in studio talking about the Mosaic project mentoring group which is designed to help women get accustomed to being in St. Louis.
Yevgeniy Vorobeychik, Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at Washington University's McKelvey School of Engineering spoke with Megan Lynch on how Washington University hopes to help the accuracy of searches by using geospatial technology.
Eva Velasquez, Identity Theft Resource Center joins Megan Lynch discussing the recent hike in job scams.
Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins Tom Ackerman talking about the win at Rhode Island over weekend and big game against Dayton.
Fred Bodimer has a couple of health tips, the importance of eating breakfast and why it is good not to sit for a long time.
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CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger tells us the numbers of parents helping adult children.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow talking about the Missouri Republican Party wants Darrell McLanahan removed from ballot because of affiliation to the KKK.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margaret Brennan joined Scott Jagow discussing Mitch McConnell stepping aside, and a potential government shutdown avoided for now.
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Jeff Padallero, Director of the Brewery Conference for teamsters, joins Michael Calhoun to discuss the contract settlement between Anheuser-Busch and teamsters to avoid a labor strike.
Explore St. Louis VP of Communications, Cat Neville joins Megan in studio talking about the music coming to St. Louis later in the year with Evolution Festival of Music and Music at the Intersection. Plus what is going on this weekend.
Adna Karamehic-Oates, Director of the Center for Bosnian Studies Fontbonne University speaks with Megan Lynch about the large Boasian community and how it is being celebrated in the area.
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Author Michiel Panhuysen joins Megan Lynch talking about his book 'In the Spell of the Barkley'. Only a few people have completed the race in nearly three decades.
Bloomberg Reporter Lisa Beyer joins Megan talking about where the new migrants are going when they reach the US.
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Scott Malone, Reuters Politics Editor joined Megan Lynch looking at the weekend poll that showed what most voters are worried about.
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CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Megan Lynch discussing the Supreme Court agreeing to hear 'Presidential Immunity' case.
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Illinois State Rep in District 26, Kam Buckner joins Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking about his bill that would allow digital ID's in Illinois.
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KMOX's Sean Malone spoke with Amin Mitchell Sr. the school bus mechanic that found a noose near his work station to find out what happened.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Dr. Sherm Silber, one of the pioneers in the field of fertility research and founder of the Silber Infertility Clinic & Lab in Frontenac to get his reaction after Alabama says frozen embryos have same rights as children.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun talked with Neil Saunders, Managing Director of GlobalData about Macy's plans to close 150 stores.
CBS Congressional Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins Megan discussing Speaker Mike Johnson and government shutdown and Biden meeting on aid to allies.
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Jerome Katz, Professor at the SLU/Chaifetz School of Business joins Megan talking Wendy's Dynamic pricing and Wal-Mart own TV brand.
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Juliet Schor, Professor of Sociology at Boston College joins Megan Lynch talking about the recent study of a four day work week in the UK.
Jared Boyd, St. Louis Mayor Chief of Staff joins Megan in studio talking about St. Louis crime stats and reaction to Ness Sandoval.
Bloomberg Political Reporter in Washington Josh Wingrove joins Megan Lynch discussing the results of the Michigan primary and what it means for Trump and Biden going forward.
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KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Megan Lynch talking Trump case and Supreme Court case on social media.
City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Brian Feldman discussing the 1-0 in the 2nd leg of Champions Cup and being eliminated and if there is a good thing about being out early.
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Executive Director of America Walks, Mike McGinn joins Tom and Megan talking about why the group he is spearheading to put breaks on expansion of highways,
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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey joins Michael Calhoun explaining the latest cease and desists letters to local school districts.
Missouri State University Professor Dr. Jon Turner joins Megan and Tom discussing the community meeting with the Fox C-6 school district in regard to a 4 day week and the benefits of it.
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Ness Sandoval, a SLU Professor of Sociology joins Tom and Megan talking St. Louis crime stats not adding up.
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Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas joins Megan and Tom talking about the shooting at the Super Bowl parade, gun control and local control of police.
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Rebecca Kinney, Director of the Office of Healthcare Information and Counseling at the Administration for Community Living joins Tom and Megan discussing government agencies offering free Medicare help.
Bloomberg Congressional Reporter Erik Wasson joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch previewing Biden meeting with Congressional leaders today on Ukraine aid and the deadline looming on a government shutdown.
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CBS Reporter in South Carolina Taurean Small joins Tom and Debbie talking about what is next for Nikki Haley after losing South Carolina.
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Head Coach St. Louis City SC joins Tom Ackerman talking about the Matchday 1 draw against Real Salt Lake and the second leg of the CONCACAF Champions Cup Tuesday night in Houston.
Dr. Paul Fregeau, Fox C-6 Superintendent talks with Debbie Monterrey about the community session happening tonight talking about a possible 4-day school week.
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Sheriff of Jefferson County Dave Marshak, Negotiator Corporal Drew Crews, Jefferson County 9-1-1 Dispatcher Allen Flannery and LISA Flamion, CIT Coordinator and Mental Health Professional with the Sheriff's Department all join Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey talking about Jefferson County dispatcher talked suicidal suspect out of committing the act.
University of Missouri St. Louis has a new virtual reality lab and KMOX's Megan Lynch recently visited to meet the new four legged help they have.
Missouri State Senator, from Affton, Doug Beck joins Debbie Monterrey talking about the legislation to incentivize districts to avoid going to a four day school week.
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KMOX Weekend host Scott Jagow tells us about a new place that just opened over the weekend in Olivette. You can find out more at KMOX.com
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CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger talks how to handle the ups and downs of the stock market
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow talking about Senator Rick Brattin saying someone in KC is involved in the shooting because he is an illegal immigrant. Missouri republicans trying to make things more difficult to be passed in state legislature. Finally, why is Nikki Haley still in the race.
Host of CBS Face the Nation Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow discussing President Biden announcing 500 sanctions against Russia as the war with Ukraine reaches two years.
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New study's show air pollution increases risk of being hospitalized with heart or lung problems.
Explore St. Louis VP of Communications joins Scott and Debbie discussing the counter public art installation drew massive revenue and visitors to the city and things to do this weekend.
Webster University Professor Annie Stevens , and DEI Associate Vice President Vincent Flewellen join Debbie and Scott in studio talking about how new research revealed the story of Vada Lee Easter.
Debbie Monterrey talks with the artist behind the new mural at CityPark and with the team's chief brand architect about the team's commitment to public art.
Missouri State Rep Peter Merideth joins Debbie and Scott discussing the house initiative petition reform which would change how citizens can amend the state's constitution.
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Bloomberg Reporter Jemima Denham joins Scott and Debbie about an Alabama court ruling on embryos that shutdown the UAB IVF clinic.
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Priscilla Rodriguez, Senior Vice President of College Readiness Assessments at the College Board joins Scott and Debbie talking about the SAT going all digital and the response they have seen from those that have already taken it.
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Claire Ballentine, Personal Finance Reporter for Bloomberg News joins Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow talking about some companies are forcing people back in office or possibly losing their jobs.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Dr. George Anasstas, Associate Professor of Medicine at Washington University and Leader of the Solid Tumor Treatment Program at Siteman Cancer Center to find out more about a new treatment approved by FDA for Melanoma
14th Ward Alderman Rasheen Aldridge joins Megan Lynch with a follow up to the discussion yesterday about a rehab to Clark Avenue
Founder and President of Throttlenet joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about the Francis Howell School District going virtual because of unexpected network activity.
KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz, SLU- Chaifetz school of business joins Megan and Tom talking about companies making cuts despite record profits and more.
Private Investigator Tim Woodburn joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about drone use, where you can fly them and if they are becoming more common in surveillance.
CBS Radio's Jim Krasula joined Megan and Tom talking about his recent story about a rise in shelter dog euthanasia.
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Jerry Nowicki, Editor in Chief for Capital News Illinois joins Megan and Tom talking about Illinois Governor JB Pritzker is expected to lay out priorities in budget this afternoon.
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KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Tom and Megan talks about Supreme Court cases in Alabama and Hawaii.
Bloomberg's Jamie Tarabay joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch ransomware group LockBit and how police where able to derail attacks.
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City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about the win in the opening leg of the Concacaf Champions Cup and the big goal from the rookie Hosei Kijima.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Dr. James Wedner, Professor of Medicine and Director of the Asthma and Allergy Center at Washington University School of Medicine to find out more about the FDA approving a drug to treat severe food allergies like for milk, eggs and nuts.
St. Louis City Resident Denis Beganovic joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about what his ideas are for what Clark Street should look like between Union Station and Busch Stadium.
Mike Masnick, Founder of the Techdirt Blog joins Megan Lynch talking about how the internet has changed the entertainment industry for the better.
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Paulette Luckett, Host of the School Nurse Chronicles podcast, talks with Megan Lynch talking about why she started her podcast and some of the crazy things she has seen as a school nurse
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Megan and Tom talking about Julian Assange back in court fighting extradition on debit card fees.
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Boeing's VP of Site Operations in St. Louis James DeWees joins KMOX's Michael Calhoun talking about the growth of Boeing and more.
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Rev. Starsky Wilson, President and CEO of the Children's Defense Fund joins Megan and Tom with a preview of next week's leaders in higher education will discuss the impact of the Supreme Court's decision last year that said race could no longer be considered in college admissions.
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St. Louis Alderman in the 9th Ward Michael Browning joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman talking about the demo of buildings along Kingshighway and Oakland
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Emily Ballesteros joins Megan Lynch talking about her book "The Cure for Burnout: How to Find Balance and Reclaim your Life"
Head Coach of St. Louis City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman talking about gearing up for season number two and starting off in the CONCACAF Champions Cup, the loss of Niko Gioacchini and addition of Chris Durkin and others.
Tanya Schardt, State Policy Director for Brady United joins Tom and Megan talking why she wants to eliminate the The Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act.
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Veteran journalist and MSNBC Host Joy Ann Reid joins Megan Lynch discussing her new book "Medgar and Myrlie: Medgar Evers and the Love Story that Awakened America"
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CBS Congressional Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discussing what congress left on the table as they take a two week recess.
Doctor Jon LaPook takes a look at 'how old is too old' for certain jobs for CBS Sunday Morning.
Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins Tom Ackerman discussing SLU basketball as we reach the final month of the season and Sincere Parker joining a legend for three consecutive 30 point games.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey talking about the death of Putin critic Alexei Navalny after a walk and gun laws after KC shooting.
Robert Costa, Chief Election and Campaign Correspondent for CBS News joins Debbie Monterrey talking about all the cases involving Donald Trump
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked President BJC Medical Group Dr. Doug Pogue about when to know it is the right time to see a doctor if you think you have a cold, or the flu, or COVID, or RSV.
Explore St. Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville joins Tom and Megan talking the impact of Battlehawks and City seasons getting ready to start.
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Ryan and Afton Spriggs join Tom and Megan in studio talking about Ryan is teaching music to foster kids and becoming foster parents themselves.
Kitty Brandtner, Chicago mom that founded the gun violence advocacy group March Fourth joins Megan Lynch reacting to the shooting in Kansas City and the reason to ban assault weapons.
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Mayor of Highland Park Illinois, Nancy Rotering joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about the shooting in Kansas City and how Highland Park dealt with the aftermath of the parade shooting July 4th 2022.
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St. Louis County Police Lt. Colonel Jason Law and Ellisville Police Chief Steve Lewis remain in studio with Tom and Megan talking about Valentine's Law which would make fleeing from police a felony and why it is needed.
St. Louis County Police Lt. Colonel Jason Law and Ellisville Police Chief Steve Lewis joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about the shooting in Kansas City and the type of training for situations like that.
CBS Radio Correspondent Jim Krasula joins Megan and Tom discussing the shooting at the Chiefs parade being on the anniversary of the Parkland shooting plus all the mass shootings in the US already this year.
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CNET Senior Cybersecurity Reporter Bree Fowler joins Megan Lynch talking about if you should be more concerned about Valentine's Day scams.
Actor Billy Dee Williams will be in St. Louis next week and he speaks with Megan about his career and his new memoir "What have we here?"
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KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz, SLU -Chaifetz School of Business, Professor joins Megan talking CBS laying people off after the big game and Amtrak ridership is up.
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Angelica Harris, Founder of St. Louis based education Startup - Top Tutors For Us joins Megan in studio talking about her company to help black students test prep.
Bloomberg Reporter Covering Congress, Mike Dorning joins Megan Lynch talking about House Republicans voting to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and what is next in the process.
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KMOX's Stuart McMillian shares how a couples love for motorcycles sparked a forever bond.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Parnet with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Megan Lynch talking Supreme Court seems ready to issue opinion on Donald Trump and is refusing to wear a mask free speech.
Becky White, Program Maanger, United Way of Greater St. Louis joins Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch in studio providing an update on just how close they are in the United Way 100 neediest cases campaign.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Dr. Alexander Garza, Chief Community Health Officer for SSM Health and one of the co-leaders of the St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force about the CDC easing up on isolation.
Kathy Warnick, President of the Humane Society of Missouri joins Debbie Monterrey in studio talking about today being the Humane Society Day of Giving.
CBS Congressional Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joined Megan Lynch talking about aid for Ukraine passing in Senate but doubtful to get through to the House floor as Speaker Mike Johnson has vowed to block it.
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Author Annabel Abbs-Strreets joins Megan Lynch talking about her new book that hits the shelves today 'SLEEPLESS: Unleashing the Subversive Power of the Night Self'
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Krister Knapp, Teaching Professor in the History Department at Washington University in St Louis joins Megan Lynch discussing the threat to suspend peace with Israel
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Correction: Professor mistakenly said Yaser Arafat when he meant to say Ansar Sadat was there for the signing of the 1979 Peace Treaty with Menachem Begin between Israel and Egypt.
Jim Chilsen, CUB Director of Communications - Citizens Utility Board joins Megan Lynch about fighting against Illinois American Water proposed rate hike.
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Cardinals Manger Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking Wainwright getting win number 199, Palacios coming up big off the bench and more.
Frank Bowman III, University of Missouri School of Law - Impeachment expert joins the program talking about the House Speaker calling for 'impeachment inquiry' of President Biden.
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SLU/Chaifetz School of business professor Jerome Katz joins the show talking about Amazon and Apple.
Sarah DeWilde, Nurse Representative for National Nurses United union at Saint Louis University Hospital joins Tom and Megan discussing the negotiations and the potential strike, plus take on nurse shortage.
Registered Nurse Anabella Quinn marches in a picket line with striking nurses at Ascension Seton Medical Center on Tuesday June 27, 2023. Hundreds of nurses at the hospital are participating in a one-day strike to call attention to what they describe as a staffing crisis and dismissive conduct by hospital administrators during contract negotiations.
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WWJ Auto Reporter in Detroit joins the show talking about the opening of the Detroit Auto Show and the possibility of a auto strike.
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In 2007, sisters Jessica and Kelli Uhl were killed when their car was struck by an Illinois State Police cruiser driven by Trooper Matt Mitchell. The investigation would show that Mitchell was traveling 126 miles per hour while talking on his cell phone and using his dashboard computer when he crossed into oncoming traffic on Interstate 64. He's asked multiple times since to have his driving privileges back and is making the request again in a hearing set for next week. Jessica and Kelli's mother, Kim Schlau, joins Total Information AM to talk about why she's fighting that request.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner at Harris Dowell Fisher and Young talks with Megan and Tom about judge in Trump case, judge shopping, and thefts of Hyundai and Kia's.
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Bloomberg Reporter Alex Tanzi joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about online prices drop in the US.
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Dale Schilly, City SC Radio Analyst on Y98 joins Tom Ackerman talking about getting a draw against the Galaxy while being a man down and looking to the game Saturday against Houston.
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CBS Tech Contributor Ian Sherr joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch discussing the google anti-trust lawsuit and how it could impact you.
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Dr. Jeff Pittman Chancellor of St. Louis Community College joins Debbie Monterrey talking about the new buildings on the campuses and how enrollment is at STLCC.
UAW Local 2250 President Katie Detherage joins the show discussing what the auto workers union is looking for in their new contract.
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Robin Proudie, Founder and Executive Director Descendants of the St. Louis University Enslaved joins Megan and Tom in studio alerting listeners to the new petition that is calling for SLU to recognize slaves who built the Jesuit community.
Bloomberg Reporter David Welch joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch discussing how a United Auto Workers strike could impact the overall economy.
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KMOX's Michael Calhoun goes in depth on shoplifting with St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell and if more are coming from out of state.
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Michelle Steeg, Licensed Professional Counselor joins Tom and Megan in studio discussing the growth of "Professional Listeners"
Head Coach of St. Louis City SC joins Tom Ackerman talking about the draw in LA Sunday night, and looking ahead to the game in Houston this coming weekend.
Krister Knapp, Teaching Professor in the History Department at Washington University in St. Louis talks with Tom and Megan looking back at 9/11 and how teachers go about telling the story of that day.
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CBS Congressional Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins Tom and Megan discussing the impact that a government shutdown would have.
Dr. Nadine Alameh, new Executive Director of the Taylor Geospatial Institute, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to talk about her new role and the promise of the sector for St. Louis and the globe.
Megan Lynch talks with Sara Frier, Senior Tech Reporter/runs Big Tech Coverage at Bloomberg News about the surge of use on LinkedIn.
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KMOX's Sean Malone, Stuart McMillian and Maria Keena touch on the near riot inside the Criminal Justice Center, the shortage of personnel to handle intakes.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joined Tom Ackerman reflecting on the 9/11 attacks 22 years later
Tom Ackerman takes you through a full weekend of sports from City SC draw in LA, Cardinals take 2 of 3 in Cincinnati, final round of the Ascension Charity Classic and Mizzou Head Coach Eli Drinkwitz.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow talking 14th amendment that could keep Trump off the ballot and Missouri Governor race.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking about the good series against the Braves and starting one with the Reds with Drew Rom on the mound.
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Every Sunday morning KMOX weekend host Scott Jagow roams the area, play along and see if you can guess where he is this week.
Explore St. Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville joins Tom and Megan about the booming hotel community in St. Louis.
Bobur Hasan, Representative from the St. Louis Uzbek diaspora group, joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about the Uzbekistan community in St. Louis and American and the excitement over the soccer match at CityPark.
Greg Magarian, Professor at Washington University School of Law joins the show discussing a lawsuit filed recently would pan Donald Trump because of a clause in the 14th Amendment.
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Chris Jackson, IPSOS VP of Public Affairs talks with Megan and Tom about if Americans trust a jury and other results about the justice system in their latest poll.
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Exclusively on KMOX, the chairman of the City Justice Center Oversight Board Reverend Darryl Gray talks in depth with Maria Keena about the problems at the jail and how he hopes to get answers since they are not coming from the Corrections Commissioner.
Paul Byrne, Associate Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Washington University joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch about several asteroids set to pass by Earth this week and how close they will be.
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Chris Hansen, Kranzberg Arts Foundation Executive Director joins Debbie Monterrey talking about everything going on and who can be seen.
Maria Keena goes in depth with Veterans Community Project Executive Director Rebecca Tallman and is a retired Air Force talking the Veterans Community Project which is building tiny houses for veterans.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with Emily Manley, Capitol Correspondent for Fox 2 about recently new bills signed by Governor Mike Parson including the public safety package.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer spoke with Wash University and Siteman Cancer Center oncology surgeon Dr. Ryan Fields to find out more about Merkel Cell Carcinoma that took the life of Jimmy Buffett at the age of 76.
Matt Roush tells us about Star Trek day and a Walking Dead spinoff featuring Daryl Dixon.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom talking Jordan Walker hot steak, Wainwright pitching in home state and Hudson going tonight.
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US Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona joined Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discussing if students have recovered from missing with Covid, the 4 day school week and test scores.
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SLU/Chifetz School of Business, Professor Jerome Katz discussing how much longer the writers strike could last as well as auto making industry.
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Megan and Tom are joined by CBS Military Analyst Col Jeff McCausland talking about Secretary of State Antony Blinken visit to Kyiv.
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CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins the program talking the 'Proud Boys' leader being sentenced to 22 years in prison for role in trying to keep Donald Trump in power.
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KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch discussing Titanic expedition that US is trying to stop, marijuana restrictions and more.
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Little Bit's President and CEO Miranda Walker Jones joins Debbie Monterrey talking about how the foundation is doing despite the flood last year that destroyed almost everything and how they continue to serve schools even in the tough times.
City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about the US Men's National team being in town for a friendly and City preparing for game at LA Galaxy.
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Adam Flores of St. Louis Shakespeare Festival and Benjamin Hochman, St. Louis Post-Dispatch Columnist talking about "Shakespeare in the Streets" Sept 14-16. Hochman's new play is "The Game's Afoot" and debuts at Olive and 22nd.
Author of 'Hey Ladies' Michelle Markowitz joins Tom and Megan talking about texting etiquette in 2023.
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Ben Phillips and Chester Deanes are former Pruitt Igoe residents and they join Tom and Megan in studio talking about documentary Target: St. Louis, Vol. 1 that focuses on the military experiment of Pruitt Igoe.
CBS's Connor Knighton reports on larger-than-life "Roadside Giants" and what's being done to preserve them.
Nora Bock, Director Missouri Behavioral Health Division joins Tom and Megan talking about the problem of substance abuse and why it is being called a crisis.
Alderwoman Shameem Clark Hubbard and Co-Director of Trap Run Aaron Williams join Debbie Monterrey talking about the 6th annual Northside Trap Run that takes place Saturday (September 9th).
Dr. Alex Garza, Chief Community Health Officer SSM joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discussing the latest Covid surge, masking vaccines and more.
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Michael Kelley and Megan Shackelford join Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey discuss Mitch McConnell having a second freeze up on camera and a constitution fight in the state with Mayor Jones wanting more gun laws.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking the walk off wins against the Padres and the experience that Walker and Winn are getting at big league level.
Researchers at Stanford University have found a possible genetic connection with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's
Robert Costa, Chief Election & Campaign correspondent for CBS News joins Megan Lynch discussing the group 'No Labels'
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Explore St. Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville joins the show talking the big previous weekend and the strategies they use to to highlight St. Louis nationally.
Author, Academic Advisor and Educator Ana Homayounjoins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman talking her new book, "Erasing the Finish Line: The new Blueprint for Success Beyond Grades and College admission"
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Tom and Megan talk with Casey Hanson, Director of Outreach and Engagement - Kids Win Missouri about the lack of child care in the state.
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The Gold Star father of Marine Lance Corporal Jared Schmitz took part in a U-S. House Foreign Affairs Roundtable, looking for answers in his son's death. Twelve other Gold Star families participated, who also lost loved ones.
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Danny Williams, Managing Director of the Repertory Theater of St. Louis chats with Debbie Monterrey about the new season which is kicking off September 5th with Tony-award winning Lehman Trilogy.
AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean DeVore joins the show discussing Hurricane Idalia
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WWJ Automotive reporter Jeff Gilbert joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman talking about the latest list of the most stolen cars.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells about "Wheel of Time" on Amazon Prime and PBS dropping things on Sunday.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman discussing the walk off win against the Padres.
Paul Berry III, former St. Louis County Executive candidate joins Tom and Megan discussing his fight to stop "Sensible Missouri" which would allow counties to enact own gun laws.
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Dr. Jovita Oruwari, Breast Surgeon at SSM Health DePaul joins Megan and Tom in studio discussing the reason for so few black women being doctors and her book "Black Girls in White Coats"
KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz, professor at the SLU/Chaifetz School of Business talks with Megan and Tom about Medicare drug negotiations and regional banks regulations.
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Steve Dresner, WTOP Reporter in Tampa covering Hurricane Idalia describes the latest as it hit land.
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Joe Posnanski, Author of 'Why We Love Baseball: A History in 50 Moments' joins the show talking about his book, why he chose certain moments, and what should Cardinal fans look for in the book.
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KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, partner at Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Tom and Megan in studio discussing if Tesla could be on hook for self-driving deaths, Donald Trump.
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Marty Lyons, United Way Campaign Chair and CEO of Ameren Corporation joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about the United Way Annual Community Campaign.
St. Louis City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about the season that it has been so far, Parker and Klauss plus they are close to clinching a playoff spot.
Biden administration has released 10 popular drugs targeted for price negotiations with drug makers.
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It's starting to become normal operation for the St. Louis Police Department to only have three dispatchers on duty for all six districts. Maria Keena goes in depth with St. Louis Police Association President Joe Steiger.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Wash U and Siteman Cancer Center oncologist Dr. Keith Stockerl-Goldstein to find out more about this form of blood cancer.
Archie Gottesman, Co-Founder of JewBelong joins Debbie and Tom talking about the non-profit working to curb anti-Semitism erected four of them to bring attention to Judisim, and efforts to fight hate.
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Emily Jaycox Missouri History Museum Librarian- & artist Robert Fishbone join Debbie and Tom in studio talking the mural history in St. Louis and the History Museum event on Thursday night.
Debbie Monterrey speaks with Author Martin Sneider about his new novel and his career as a fashion retailer.
Pat McCrory, Former Governor of North Carolina, National Co-Chair 'No Labels' campaign talks with Debbie and Tom about the date that No Labels has set to nominate a Presidential ticket.
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Steve Drenser, WTOP Reporter in Tampa provides update as Idalia is expected to hit Florida in the next 24 hours.
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Patrick DeHaan, Gas Buddy Head of Petroleum Analysis, joins Debbie and Tom discussing gas prices and if the combination of Hurricane Idalia and Labor Day will result in a price hike.
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Sarah Schlafly, Owner of Mighty Cricket in Fenton joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey in studio talking about eating crickets, how American's are behind in doing so and how good they are for you.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking Wainwright pitching well, offense struggles and free agents to be.
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Debbie Monterrey talks about a new solar canopy at Delmar Divine with Executive Director Jorge Riopedre.
Martin Casas Co-Owner Apotheosis Comics and Lounge joins Debbie and Tom in studio talking about 'Read Comics in Public' Day.
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Head Coach of St. Louis City SC joins Tom Ackerman talking the enjoyment he has at the race track, the game against Orlando and looking ahead to Dallas on Wednesday.
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CBS Radio Correspondent Jim Krasula joins Tom and Debbie discussing the racially motivated shooting in Jacksonville and if the guns were bought legally.
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State Rep Ian Mackey from the 99th district in St Louis County joins Tom and Debbie to clarify new laws regarding guns in schools.
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Nick Chabarria, AAA Missouri Public Affairs joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman discussing Missouri's new hands free while driving law.
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CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Debbie Monterrey discussing the chances that Mark Meadows case gets moved to federal court.
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Longtime game show host Bob Barker who went to college in Springfield Mo joined KOAL Radio in Utah years ago and talked about how Whitey Herzog gave him a contract to never pitch for the Cardinals.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Scott Jagow and Megan Lynch talking Trump indictment in Georgia and the republican debate.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott previewing the series against the Phillies, plus Richie Palacios and Drew Rom.
CBS Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes joins Scott Jagow talking Trump indictment in Georgia, Republican debate, and Russia plane crash.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Dr. Jason Newland, Pediatric Infectious Disease Specialist at Washington University School of Medicine and Barnes Jewish Hospital about the new RSV shots for infants and also the vaccine for pregnant women that would provide antibodies to newborns.
Every Sunday morning, KMOX host Scott Jagow roams to different places in the area to learn more about them. Play along and see if you can guess where he was this week.
Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about the big draws for Beyonce can impact the region and more.
Robert Hughes, Director of Development- Big Brothers Big Sisters Eastern Missouri and Brandon Williams, VP of Business & Event Operations for the Battlehawks joins Megan and Tom in studio promoting the fundraiser event at Busch Stadium Rock, Paper, Scissors.
Wendy Doyle, United Women's Empowerment President and CEO joins Debbie Monterrey discussing gender parity and racial diversity with new report being released by UMSL and United WE.
St. Louis Board of Alderman President Megan Green joins Tom and Megan talking Town Hall to help people find and keep good housing and Rams money
Debbie Monterrey gets a preview of the Festival of Nations from International Institute Arrey Obenson.
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John Shaw, Director of Paul Simon Public Policy Institute SIUC once again joins Tom and Megan with reaction and analysis of the first GOP debate.
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Eric Kopinski, Program Director for the Improve I-70 project joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discussing the public sessions and how long the project could last with adding an extra lane in each direction.
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Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking the ejection last night, injury's and more.
Professor John Shaw, Director of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at SIUC joins Tom and Megan with what to expect tonight in the first GOP debate.
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SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins the program discussing home sales and what is next for President Biden student debt plan
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Dr. Bailey Roberts, Resident in General Surgery at Northwell's Long Island Jewish Medical Center talking about the new study that showed a huge increase when he comes to children deaths by firearms.
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WWJ Automotive Reporter Jeff Gilbert joins Tom and Megan talking about how there could soon be warnings for not having back seat-belts buckled.
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CBS United Nations Correspondent Pamela Falk joins Megan and Tom talking global food prices surging and the impacts.
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Dr. Washanta Jayawardene, Assistant Professor School of Human Sciences SIUC joins the show discussing if virtual reality could help combat opioid deaths.
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KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher, and Young joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman talking AI copyright, high school admissions case and Maui.
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Cameo CEO Steve Galanis joins Megan Lynch talking about how Cameo which is a way to pay a celeb to wish someone good luck or a happy birthday and now it is going to be used for celeb to deliver bad news.
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City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about the possible return of Joao Klauss, playing in the heat and more.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer found out more about the study from lead author Dr. Song June Yoo a cardiovascular disease fellow at Washington University School of Medicine.
Stephanie Malia Krauss, Social Worker, educator, Author of Whole Child, Whole Life: 10 Ways to Help Kids Live, Learn, and Thrive joins Tom and Debbie in studio talking about her book and raising kids facing one catastrophe after another.
Keith Hawkins, Color of Coffee Collective Founder and CEO joins the program talking about diversity in coffee shops.
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Author Jennifer Wallace joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey talking about if children are under pressure to to excel all the time and her book "Never Enough: When Achievement Culture Becomes Toxic—And What We Can Do About It"
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CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Debbie and Tom discussing former President Donald Trump saying he will turn himself in to Atlanta authorities later this week and what it might look like when he does.
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Kelly McCarthy, Education Program Specialist for NASA's Office of STEM Engagement joins the show talking the education of moon trees and how teachers can get seedlings that traveled to space.
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Executive Director Greater St. Louis Red Cross Beth Elders joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey talking about how easy it is to donate blood and promote the KMOX Blood Drive in memory of Brett Blume.
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Dan Glazier, Executive Director Legal Services of Eastern Missouri joins Debbie and Tom in studio talking about moving downtown and the Common Good Awards luncheon and more.
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There is a new voice for Central County Emergency in St. Charles County that might sound like Artificial Intelligence but Jason Nettles, Central County Emergency 911 Executive Director tells Maria Keena that it is a computer generated voice programed by humans to pronounce names correctly.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with Wash University Clinical Epidemiologist Dr. Ziyad Al Ali to find out more about the study on long Covid.
Pam Sanfilippo, Chief of Museum Services and Interpretation at Gateway Arch National Park joins Megan and Tom talking about Riverboats at the Gateway Arch and a new Junior Ranger Program.
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City SC Head Coach Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman after a huge win against Austin FC in the re-start of the MLS season.
Dr. Jim Noble, University of Missouri Professor and Chair of the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering joins Megan and Tom talking about how they are using $1million grant to create hands-on learning experiences for future engineers.
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Tim Bono, Happiness Expert, Associate Dean for Assessment in Student Affairs and Lecturer in Psychological and Brain Sciences in Arts and Sciences at Washington University joins the show talking about the transition for students going to college.
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Mike McKee, Bloomberg Radio and TV Reporter covering economics and policy joins Megan and Tom discussing the Federal Reserve hiking interest rates and meeting in Kansas City.
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It's a major sector of our St. Louis economy, so experts say Geospatial literacy needs to be part of back-to-school curriculum. Tara Mott, Esri NGA Account Manager, and Co-Chair of the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation's St. Louis area working group, joins Megan and Tom in studio to talk about potential careers in the industry and how Esri provides software and resources to K-12 schools to provide kids with geospatial learning opportunities.
AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean Davore joins to talk about the extreme heat in the St. Louis area this week.
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Bloomberg Reporter Gregory Korte joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch discussing former President Trump deciding not to take part in the republicans debate this week.
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Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking winning a game against the Mets, the Cardinals Hall of Fame, and Drew Rom making his debut.
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Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow are joined by John Hancock and Michael Kelley discussing Trump trials.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Brian Feldman talking about an improved performance from Adam Wainwright plus the promotion of Masyn Winn.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow talking about a possible investigation into no warning about Maui wildfires, Covid uptick and more
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer found out more about the study Dr. Elizabeth Salerno, an Assistant Professor of Surgery at Washington University School of Medicine and Siteman Cancer Center
Every Sunday morning KMOX weekend host Scott Jagow informs us about a place that you might not know about in the area. Play along and see if you can guess where is was this week.
Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications joins Debbie and Megan in studio explaining what the "Show MO Act" that Governor Mike Parson signed will do for the film industry in Missouri.
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Nimet, Executive Vice President of Green Garden Bakery and Tiffany Blanford, Family Support Manager of Urban Strategies, Inc. join Megan and Debbie in studio talking about Green Garden Bakery and their role with Urban Strategies.
Kathy Blume, Brett's widow joins Debbie and Megan in studio promoting the KMOX Blood Drive in honor of Brett and share some stories.
Claire Ballentine, Bloomberg Personal Finance Reporter joins the show talking about the new polls that show student debt crisis will move front and center with monthly payments resuming.
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Jane Beckman, Senior Communications Director St. Louis Crisis Nursery joins Debbie Monterrey talking about the Crisis Nursery hosting a celebrity night across the area to help kids and prevent child abuse.
Pat Hogrebe, St. Vincent de Paul Belleville Council Executive Directive joins Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking about National Thrift Shop Day and what type of items they are looking for.
Corina Ciocan, Marine Biologist University of Brighton in England joins Megan Lynch talking about the impact of fiberglass boats on the environment.
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KMOX's Stuart McMillian spoke with Dr. Margie Vandeven, Commissioner for the Missouri State Board of Education about how they would like to see work condition improve for teachers to keep them class room.
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Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about Hudson pitching well, Romero getting late inning opportunities, plus Liberatore building off last start and Wainwright getting the ball again.
Ashley O'Neal, Midwest BankCentre, Senior Vice President Retail banking joins Megan and Debbie in studio talking about O'Neal recently being named one of The Most Powerful Women in Banking.
Professor Jerome Katz, Chaifetz School of Business at Saint Louis University joins Megan and Debbie discussing TD Amertrade and Charles Schwab and US steel.
Dr. Kendra Krietsch, Clinical Psychologist at St. Louis Children's Hospital joins Megan Lynch talking about the importance of getting enough sleep and putting kids on a sleep schedule with school starting.
Dr. Mati Hlatshwayo Davis, Director of Health City of St. Louis joins the show discussing the concerns of school starting back up and the reemergence of Covid.
Dr. Eric Arbetter, Hazelwood School District Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Middle School Education joins Debbie and Megan talking about Hazelwood Southeast Middle School change to Thematic School/vocational and career training.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young joins Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking Donald Trump and Georgia indictment, what could be next and texting and driving in Missouri.
Princess Storm from HOT 104.1 joins Debbie Monterrey talking about the third annual diaper drive.
City Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Joe Pott discussing the MLS season getting ready to restart and the health of Nilsson and Klauss.
A new study shows air pollution including wild fire smoke could be a factor in causing dementia.
St. Ann-based Save A Lot Food Stores just made a big change to its business model selling all stores to various franchisees at the same time, inflation means it's a big moment for the low-price grocer. Save A Lot CEO Leon Bergmann talks with KMOX's Michael Calhoun.
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99 people are now confirmed dead from the wildfires in Maui. Much of the attention has been on the historic town of Lahaina which was all but completely destroyed by the fires which are still burning in some places. Tony Dokoupil is is Kula, Hawaii, not far from the fires...he filed this report on CBS Mornings.
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Michael Thomas Sandknop, Webster University Master's graduate joins Debbie and Megan in studio talking about his student film "Momma Bear Down" which has been Academy Award for student films.
Jon Turner from Missouri State University, Associate Professor Department of Counseling, Leadership, and Special Education joins Debbie and Megan talking about four day school weeks as more districts in the western side of the state have switched to it.
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Erica Salter, she's an Associate Professor of Health Care Ethics & Pediatrics at Saint Louis University joins Megan and Debbie talking about adults making medical decisions for children and new recommendations for how that process should work.
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CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Megan and Debbie discussing the new indictments this time in Georgia against former President Trump.
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Licensed Professional Counselor Amy Turk joins Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch on ways to handle anxiety with kids going back to school.
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Megan Lynch talks with Dr. Brian Kelly, Washington University Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon at St. Louis Children's Hospital about the back problems children can have from sitting in a hard chair at a desk all day.
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In a KMOX follow-up, Maria Keena sat down with the commissioner of Office of Violence Prevention, that's the city division sponsoring events for teen's and building relationships in the community.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer found out more about leprosy when he talked with SLU Care general internist Dr. Fred Buckhold at SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital.
Dr. Larry Hanser, Rand Corp Senior Behavioral Scientist joins Debbie and Megan talking if Military Academies should still be able to use race-conscious admissions.
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Head Coach of St. Louis City SC joins Chris Rongey talking about the scrimmage against Atlanta, preparing for Austin and the health of Joakim Nilsson.
Investigative Reporter, and author of Fentanyl, INC, Ben Westhoff joins Megan and Debbie in studio discussing fentanyl and the dangers of it.
Maggie Sullivan, the RKA (Rosati-Kain Academy) President, Michelle Martin Bonner Rosati alum &the Board Chair, and Nora Skouby a current student at Rosati join Debbie and Megan in studio talking about the rebirth of the school as they transition to being independent.
Mike England, President of St. Mary's South Side Catholic High School joins Debbie Monterrey talking about enrollment and what is new for the school as they are independent and start a new chapter.
Dan Shelley, President and CEO of Radio Television Digital News Association joins Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking about the need for a law to protect journalists.
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CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesingerjoins TIAM talking about money for kids going to college.
Kevin Killeen joined Scott Jagow on TIAM weekend to talk about his career at KMOX as it comes to an end this week.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow talking about Federal appeals court in New Orleans and abortions in Ohio.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking about the start by Liberatore, them being aggressive on the base paths and Wainwright starting tonight looking for win 199.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with Dr. Sam Klein, Director of the Center for Human Nutrition at Washington University School of Medicine about the study.
Play along with the crew of TIAM and see if you can guess where Scott Jagow went roaming this week.
Explore St. Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville joins the show talking hotel occupancy in St. Louis up in July, what to do in town this weekend and more.
Dr. Mark Skertich, Collinsville Superintendent joins Megan Lynch talking about the district's new security system to detect weapons.
Steve Schankman, Contemporary Productions/Concert Promoter joins Tom and Megan promoting the newest music Evolution Festival August 26-27 in Forest Park.
Reuters Investigative Reporter Ned Parker joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discussing why political violence is on the rise in the United States.
AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean DeVore joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch with information about the wildfires that have devastated Maui.
Leah Nylen, Correspondent for Bloomberg Legal joins Megan Lynch providing an update on Amazon anti-trust lawsuit and what it means for you.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush lets us know about Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and new to Netflix 'Painkiller'
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Michael Lauer, Executive Director of Safety and Security for BJC Healthcare about the workplace violence in hospitals.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking the decision to take Mikolas out of the game last night in the eighth inning.
Amanda Starc, Associate professor of strategy at the Kellogg School of Management joins Tom and Megan talking if all the drug commercials causing Americans to self-medicate.
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KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz, with the St. Louis University, Chaifetz School of Business joins the show talking about Moody's cut ratings for 10 US Banks and fines against Wall Street firms for how they communicate.
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One man's passion for preserving pieces historic buildings being torn down in St. Louis becomes the National Building Arts Center in Sauget. The research library and museum in the works is welcoming people for tours and has an exhibition coming up. Debbie Monterrey gets a tour.
Jill Barshay, Education reporter The Hechinger Report joins Megan Lynch discussing the recent report that says one in five community college students are still in high school.
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Billy Busch, Busch family heir, brewer, owner Busch Family Brewing and Distilling joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about the Bud Light/Dylan Mulvaney controversy and his book "Family Reins: The Extraordinary Rise and Epic Fall of an American Dynasty".
St. Louis County Councilman Mark Harder joins Tom and Megan talking about the need to enforce current gun laws and not have stricter new ones.
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KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher, and Young joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch discussing Colorado Republican Party is suing the Secretary of State, First Amendment rights, and more.
City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking City SC getting back to training, Messi good start and more.
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Finding solutions to 9-1-1 calls being put on hold in St. Louis City will not be a quick fix. Maria Keena goes in depth with the St. Louis Fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson
Chris Shepard, Senior Editor at Beer Markets Insights talked with Michael Calhoun about Anheuser-Busch selling major craft brands to Tilray.
St. Louis County Council Chairwomen Shalonda Webb joins Tom and Megan discussing if it is time for for St. Louis County to address gun violence.
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Jennifer Ilardi, Author "Simple Positive Play at the Library" joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about her non-profit and why it is important for kids to play.
CBS Military Analyst retired Army Colonel Jeff McCausland join Tom and Megan talking about what is known about the planning of an assassination attempt on Ukraine's president
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Brian Roy, Executive Director Variety St. Louis and Elizabeth Dunn, a speech therapist and co-owner of the Speech Spot join Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch in studio talking about new technology to help children communicate.
Thomas Nitzsche, Money Management International in St. Louis joins Megan Lynch talking about if asking for medical billing up front is something that you should do.
Explore St. Louis VP Cat Neville joins Tom and Megan previewing of what to do iin St. Louis this fall and winter.
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KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with Greater St. Louis Inc. CEO Jason Hall about the groundbreaking I.C.L. plant in Carondelet making ingredients for electric vehicle batteries.
TV Guide's Matt Roush talks new season of Only Murders in the Building and if Poker Face will come back.
The American Red Cross has ended blood-donation restrictions that singled out gay and bisexual men.KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer got all the details from Sharon Watson, Regional Communications Director for the American Red Cross of Missouri and Arkansas.
Cheri Tillis, Fathers and Families Support Center CEO joins Tom and Debbie in studio talking about Child Support Awareness month and why having a father in your life is so important.
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Head Coach of St. Louis City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman about getting back to training after a little break, the state of soccer in the United States and more.
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Debbie and Tom discussing former President Trump making social media threats and what a judge might do about it.
Michelle Outman and her family were in town for a Cardinals game when one of her sons had a seizure but there was no answer when trying to call 911. KMOX Maria Keena goes in depth with Outman.
Dr. Rebecca Dore, PhD Director of Research at the Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy at Ohio State University joins TIAM talking screen time for preschool kids and how harmful it is for them.
Missouri State Representative - Oakville, Jim Murphy joins Debbie Monterrey discussing infant rescue boxes, the need for them in St. Louis and the dedication of the first on Tuesday.
Dr Kannika Cunningham, St Louis County Department of Health Director joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman talking about Covid numbers and new county testing sites opening this week.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about the strong performance from Zack Thompson, pitching for next year and when might fans see Masyn Winn.
New study finds that many people covered by Medicare don't know about new previsions to help than pay less for prescriptions.
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There is now a way to pay others to do your laundry through an app called Poplin. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch spoke with Leah Sage about why she decided to do others laundry.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow talking about the indictments against former President Donald Trump and what it means for the election.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking about the start by Liberatore, Burleson hitting well and Wainwright goes for win number 199.
Major Garrett, Chief Washington Correspondent and host of The Takeout joins Scott Jagow discussing the indictments against former President Trump and what it might mean for the election.
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Researchers at Washington University have developed a rapid Covid breath test. Frad Bodimer Dr. John Cirrito, Professor of neurology at Wash U to find out more.
Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge, Director of St. Louis Lambert International, joins Michael Calhoun to discuss the markets returning to Southwest Airlines at Lambert.
Nick White, Haunt, Spook enthusiast and Podcast Host join Tom and Megan in studio getting people geared up for the haunted season.
Explore St. Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about survey that visitors to St. Louis had a positive experience.
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Illinois Senator Tammy Duckworth joins Megan Lynch talking about how Senator Tuberville's military promotion holdup is hurting the US.
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Missouri Governor Mike Parson joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about the former President Trump and President Biden as well as gun control.
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David Busse, Levee Safety Officer, Chief Engineering and Construction Division - US Army Corps of Engineers joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about what was learned from the flood of 1993 and what was learned for the future.
KMOX remembers the flood of 1993 and this time the response of the US Army Corps of Engineers
This year marks the 70th anniversary of the end of the Korean War, and the Library of Congress is looking for the public’s help to collect everything from photos to oral histories of what is called “The Forgotten War.” Nearly 6 million U.S. service members served in the three-year war, and it is estimated that more than 1 million are still with us.
Travis Bickford, Program Coordinator for the Veterans History Project joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch discussing the veterans history project and the items and memories they are looking for.
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Fred Bodimer has a new study from the March of Dimes in what they are calling maternal care deserts.
Missouri Senator Andrew Koenig joins Michael Calhoun to discuss the sales tax holiday this weekend.
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Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Ackerman talking about the trade deadline and losing players
Scott McLaughlin, IndyCar driver from New Zealand joins Ackerman talking about the Bommarito 500 at World Wide Technology Raceway August 26-27.
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KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz joins the show talking how the electric vehicle market upended the auto supply chain.
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Joey Rumpell is the Vice President of the Beard and Mustache club joins Tom and Megan talking about the 10th Annual St Louis Beard and Mustache Competition.
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CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about former President Donald Trump being indicted again and the upcoming court appearance.
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KMOX continues to remember the flood of 1993, this time the major levees fail and the Spirit of St. Louis Airport.
KMOX REMEMBERS... the great flood of 1993... We turn our focus to the historic town of Kimmswick, with it's 200 plus residents and the countless volunteers who saved it from certain ruin. Known today for the Apple Butter Festival and The Blue Owl Restaurant & Bakery, would Kimmswick even be on the map without the flood of 93? KMOX's Stuart McMillian reports..
Missouri's former Democratic Governor Jay Nixon wants to see a third party candidate in the Presidential election. As our Maria Keena goes in depth, she tells us, Nixon is in a minority of Democrats.
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City SC Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about the break for City after early exit from Leagues Cup and the trade they made picking up Left Back Anthony Markanich from Colorado.
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Arrey Obenson, President of International Institute of St Louis joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about how the International Institute bringing awareness of different cultures to the region.
Dr. Maya Jerath, Washington University allergist and Immunologist at Barnes Jewish Hospital joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discussing an allergy to meat from a tick bite that doctors are unsure how to treat.
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Jordan Braxton, LGBTQ Right Advocate joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about what it is like for LGBTQ to live in St. Louis and if children should be at a drag show.
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CBS Military Analyst retired Army Colonel Jeff McCausland joins Megan and Tom talking about if an end is in sight to the Russia/Ukraine war.
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As KMOX looks at the flood of 1993 Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman welcomeFred Glass, NWS Senior Meteorologist, Mark Fuchs NWS Senior Service Hydrologist, and Kevin Deitsch NWS Warning Coordination Meteorologist to studio talking about the flood and how weather forecasting has changed in the last 30 years.
KMOX looks back 30 years to the flood of 1993, the series continues looks at the flood wall crisis.
Megan Lynch had the chance to talk to a few international reporters about how they get news and root out misinformation and find out it is a lot of the same challenges.
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Megan Lynch talks with Stacie Haller Chief Career Advisor with Resume Builder about a lot of Generation Z employees taking "Hush Trips" where they log on enough to make it look like they are still working.
Megan Lynch talked with Pharmacist Hedva Levy about her book Maybe its your Medications - How to avoid unnecessary drug therapy and adverse drug reactions.
Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak joined Tom Ackerman yesterday during Sports on a Sunday Morning talking about the MLB trade deadlie which is Tuesday evening. This interview was before the Cardinals traded Jordan Hicks to Toronto and Jordan Montgomery and Chris Stratton to Texas.
Cathy Gilbert, is a volunteer in the gun violence prevention movement and part of the Lock it for Love program that provides free gun locks. Gilbert joined Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey about this past weekends summit with the Archdiocese about gun violence.
Michael McMillian, President and CEO of Urban League joins Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey talking about what the Urban League is doing with the Urban Expo to help families get ready for the new school year.
Gary Mahr was 13 at the time of the flood that filled Cliff Cave. KMOX Stuart McMillian talked with Mahr about what he remembers 30 years later.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney talks with Tom Ackerman about Steven Matz pitching well and the trades that sent Hicks to Toronto as well as Montgomery and Stratton to Texas.
Fred Bodimer has new concerns about ticks and an allergy to red meat because of a tick bite.
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Join the morning talk show hosts, Michael Kelly and John Hancock join TIAM, for a lively discussion on the latest Trump-related news and the state of politics in Washington. They begin by addressing the recent allegations against former President Donald Trump and the perceived two-tiered system of justice. Michael expresses his concerns about the former president's rhetoric and its impact on the Republican Party.
The conversation then shifts to the topic of age limits in Congress, with Joe questioning whether it's time to consider adjusting the old age limit for politicians. Michael emphasizes that he is not in favor of age limits, as voters should have the freedom to choose their representatives. However, both hosts agree that the current age-related issues with some senior politicians, such as Mitch McConnell and Dianne Feinstein, raise valid concerns about the future of leadership in Congress.
Join Joe Pot on the KMOX Friday morning sports chat with John Rooney, the voice of the Cardinals, for a comprehensive discussion covering the latest Cardinals game and potential trades. The conversation starts with a review of the thrilling game from last night, with John expressing his concerns about how an incident in the first inning was handled by the umpires.
As the trade deadline approaches, Joe brings up the topic of potential trades, and John speculates on the future of Jordan Montgomery and Jack Flaherty in a Cardinals uniform. Both players are of interest to other teams, and John explains how their performances might lead to trades that bring good young pitching and players to the Cardinals.
Additionally, the conversation delves into Tyler O'Neill's role and potential trade value. O'Neill's impressive performance has made him a valuable asset, and his name has been circulating in trade discussions. John and Joe discuss the implications of a potential trade involving O'Neill and what it could mean for the team.
With the weekend games set to be warm and steamy at Busch Stadium, John Rooney assures listeners that he'll provide full coverage on potential trades and exciting gameplay. Make sure to tune in for the 7:15 first pitch tonight and stay tuned for any trade updates that might impact the Cardinals' roster.
Join Scott Jagow on KMOX with Margaret Brennan, the host, as they discuss the latest developments in the investigation against former President Donald Trump. Learn about the new charges, including the alleged request to delete security camera footage at Mar-a-Lago. Find out how these charges may impact the timeline and ongoing investigation. Margaret's guest, presidential candidate Nikki Haley, will also be in the spotlight, discussing her stance on the legal issues and her campaign policies. Additionally, catch an insightful discussion with influential economist Neel Kashkari on the recent interest rate hikes and the outlook for the economy.
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Get ready for an exciting preview of Roaming St. Louis, where Scott Jagow takes us on a thrilling adventure through the city's hidden gems. But there's a twist! Debbie Monterrey, Joe Pott, and Stewart McMillan join in on the fun, trying to decipher the mystery destination based on Scott's clever clues. Will they crack the code and uncover the secret location he explored? Tune in to this engaging episode filled with laughter, intrigue, and thrilling discoveries as they embark on the ultimate quest in Roaming St. Louis!
Drama, suspense, mystery, and magic set the tone for an action-packed weekend in St. Louis! Join Cat Neville from Explore St. Louis as she shares five thrilling events happening in the city.
In this segment of Total Information AM with Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch, they discuss the upcoming August debate stage for seven Republican presidential candidates. The interview features John Shaw, Director of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, who sheds light on the qualifying process and the challenges faced by the candidates. Donald Trump's strong lead in the polls and the strategies of other candidates to stand out are also explored. The discussion includes speculations on whether Trump will participate in the debate and how potential vice presidential picks might have to navigate their positions.
Lance Knuckles, the Director of the Land Reutilization Authority (LRA) for the city of St. Louis, joins Total Information AM to discuss the city's efforts to acquire and return vacant properties to private ownership. Knuckles explains the recent changes in the pricing policy, allowing properties to be sold at adjusted prices based on their location and value changes. He emphasizes the importance of leveraging assets and inventory to attract residents and consumers to invest in the city's properties. Knuckles also highlights the challenge of revitalizing properties with derelict structures and the need for partnerships to accelerate redevelopment. He discusses the discontinuation of the Motor Own program and the upcoming launch of a new website to simplify the process for potential buyers. The interview ends with Knuckles expressing excitement about the progress and measurable impact expected in the city's revitalization efforts.
In this segment on Total Information AM, Dr. Jack Fishman, a professor of meteorology and the Director for the Center for Environmental Sciences at St. Louis University, sheds light on the alarming rise in extreme temperatures globally. He explains the difference between weather and climate and delves into the impact of climate change on the behavior of the Jetstream. Dr. Fishman emphasizes that climate change is not just about the average increase in temperature but also the changing thermal structure of the atmosphere and its effects on the Jetstream. He discusses the role of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane and how their increasing levels are contributing to the rising temperatures. As the world experiences more heatwaves, Dr. Fishman highlights the importance of understanding the changing climate and its consequences on weather patterns.
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In this segment on Total Information AM, Karen Balk, an occupational therapist from Washington University, shares valuable insights into executive function challenges and how they can be addressed. She discusses how parents and adults can recognize the signs of executive function difficulties and the reasons behind their prevalence in modern society. Karen provides real-life examples of how occupational therapists work with children and adults to improve executive function skills. From time management strategies to organizing daily routines, Karen offers practical tips to help individuals lead more organized and productive lives.
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Join us on Total Information AM as we speak with Marta Hanson, the National Program Manager for Power the Polls, a national organization that aims to address the poll worker shortage during elections. Learn how over 700,000 people volunteered in 2020 to help make elections run smoothly and the efforts to recruit the next generation of poll workers. Discover how Power the Polls partners with businesses and corporations to offer incentives, including time off, to encourage more people to participate in this crucial civic duty. Find out how you can get involved and serve your community as a poll worker at powerthepolls.org
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KMOX's Megan Lynch sits down with St. Louis musician Royce Martin as he talks about the spirit of Ragtime and his own original compositions. Discover how his deep connection to St. Louis and its musical heritage, especially with Scott Joplin, has influenced his creative path. As a self-taught artist, Royce shares his diverse inspirations from classical to jazz, and his passion for storytelling through his music and film scores in a special event Thursday, July 27th at the Missouri History Museum's Lee Auditorium.
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In this Cardinals update, Tom Ackerman discusses the team's key players who are staying put, including Nolan Arenado, Paul Goldschmidt, and Nolan Gorman. He highlights the recent performances of these players, including a home run by Gorman and solid play by Goldschmidt. Ackerman also mentions prospects Jordan Walker and Mason Win, who are not going anywhere. However, there are potential trade candidates, such as Edmundo Sosa and Lane Thomas, whose future with the team remains uncertain.
On Total Information, Tom Ackerman and Meghan Lynch discuss a frightening incident involving NBA superstar LeBron James' son, Bronny James. The 18-year-old freshman on the USC basketball team suffered a cardiac arrest during a workout, prompting an urgent rush to the hospital. Dr. Keith Mankowitz , Director of the Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Center at St. Luke's Hospital, sheds light on the difference between cardiac arrest and heart attacks and explains the potential triggers and recovery process. The conversation also addresses concerns about COVID vaccines and overexertion in athletes.
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Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol joins Total Information AM to discuss the recent game against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Despite a strong performance from starting pitcher Steven Matz, the Cardinals lost 3-1 due to late runs scored by the Diamondbacks. Marmol highlights the team's improved starting pitching and offensive performance but acknowledges the need for consistency to secure more wins.
Marmol also discusses the positive impact of having players like Wilson Contreras and Nolan Gorman back in the lineup after recovering from injuries. He praises Tyler O'Neill's defensive abilities and potential to become a consistent offensive threat for the team. The manager also touches on the addition of left-handed pitcher Suarez to the bullpen and his hope to get him some game time soon.
The conversation shifts to Adam Wainwright's impressive performance, as he walked off the mound to a standing ovation after five strong innings in his recent start. Marmol expresses his admiration for Wainwright's dedication and consistency on the field.
Lastly, Marmol emphasizes the team's positive mindset despite external chatter and trade deadline rumors. He reinforces that the Cardinals' focus remains on winning each game and taking the season one step at a time.
In this segment on Total Information AM, Judge Andrew Gleeson, Chief Judge of the 20th Judicial Circuit in Illinois, discusses the Illinois Supreme Court's ruling on the new law eliminating cash bail and its potential implications for judges and citizens. He explains that judges will still have discretion in deciding whether to detain individuals pretrial based on factors such as the danger they pose to the community or specific individuals. The interview highlights the complexities of the criminal justice system and the need to ensure fairness and equity for all defendants. The law goes into effect in September, and Judge Gleeson shares his concerns about implementing the changes and addressing logistical challenges. He emphasizes the importance of ensuring constitutional rights are protected and discusses the need for dedicated courtrooms and personnel to handle the increased case load resulting from the elimination of cash bail. The interview concludes with insights on how the ruling might impact judges and the potential for cases to be appealed to higher courts.
CBS Legal Analyst, Thane Rosenbaum, discusses Hunter Biden's expected guilty plea to tax-related misdemeanors and the controversy surrounding the case. Thane shares his perspective on the uniqueness of the situation, with the son of a sitting US President pleading guilty to a crime. He highlights concerns about preferential treatment and political interference in the plea deal. The discussion also touches on the gun charge against Hunter Biden and the possibility of successful prosecution. The segment further delves into the bizarre incident where a member of Biden's legal team allegedly misrepresented herself to remove documents related to the case. As the legal drama unfolds, Thane suggests that further investigations and potential criminal charges may follow.
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In this segment on Total Information AM, Dr. Stephanie Mahfood, the interim dean at the School of Education at Webster University, sheds light on executive function in children and how parents can support their development. Executive function refers to a set of cognitive processes that help children learn how to learn, including goal setting, planning, organizing, emotional regulation, and self-monitoring. Dr. Mahfood emphasizes that executive function can be taught and improved, just like any other learning strategy. Parents can model executive function skills, be developmentally appropriate and concrete in their instructions, and involve their children in planning and organizing activities. As we approach the school year, these tips can help parents support their kids' executive function skills and overall success.
As the scorching summer temperatures persist, MODOT (Missouri Department of Transportation) is already gearing up for the winter weather. Assistant District Engineer Michelle Forneris discusses the preparations and job opportunities at MODOT. They are currently recruiting for various positions, including maintenance team members, construction technicians, mechanics, and electricians. The hiring event on July 27 promises an accelerated hiring process, giving candidates a chance to start within a week if successful. Michelle also shares insights on how extreme heat can affect roads and worker safety measures during such conditions.
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In this sports update, Dale Schilly discusses the ongoing League's Cup and St. Louis City's impressive performance so far. The League's Cup provides a great opportunity for teams to face top Mexican clubs and showcase their skills on an international stage. St. Louis City is back in town and will be taking on Liga MX heavyweight club America, promising an exciting matchup at City Park. The home crowd's support has played a crucial role in the team's success, and Coach Cornell's strategic player rotations have led to a diverse and goal-scoring squad. Tune in for the action at 9 PM Central Time and experience the fantastic atmosphere at City Park, where the fans make all the difference.
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Join Kevin Killeen as he explores life in St. Louis before the advent of air conditioning. In this episode of Whole Nother Story, he visits the Campbell House Museum and speaks with Andy Hahn, the Executive Director, to learn how people coped with scorching summers in the 19th century. Discover the ingenious methods used to keep homes cool and the challenges they faced in the absence of modern amenities. From shutting windows to using ice for cooling, hear fascinating stories of survival and adaptation.
Join Kevin Killeen as he explores life in St. Louis before the advent of air conditioning. In this episode, he visits the Campbell House Museum and speaks with Andy Hahn, the Executive Director, to learn how people coped with scorching summers in the 19th century. Discover the ingenious methods used to keep homes cool and the challenges they faced in the absence of modern amenities. From shutting windows to using ice for cooling, hear fascinating stories of survival and adaptation.
Andy Tolch, Owner Andy's Toys / Vintage Toy Appraiser joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about a surge in Barbie dolls prices around the movie release.
Madlin Mekelburg, Legal Reporter - Bloomberg in Austin joins the show talking the the Biden Administration suing Texas over Rio Grande Barrier.
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Sergeant Patrick Sublette, Missouri State Highway Patrol Digital Forensics Investigation Unit Supervisor joins Tom and Megan talking about tracking down and breaking child-porn cases.
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Patrick DeHaan, Gas Buddy Head of Petroleum Analysts joins Tom and Megan talking about the elevated gas prices.
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Chief Financial Analyst at BankRate Greg McBride joins the program talking inflation and if it is cooling.
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Scott Ogilvie, St. Louis City Complete Streets Program Manager joins Megan and Tom in studio with ways to make streets safer.
Diego Gigliani, St. Louis City SC new President and GM joins Tom Ackerman talking about his career in the game and decision to come to St. Louis.
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Erin Fanning, MoDNR Water Resources Center Director joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about the drought.
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Debbie Monterrey talks with Best selling author Curtis Sittenfeld talking about new book that has gotten the seal of approval from an important book club.
Media Literacy Expert Julie Smith joins Megan and Tom talking about Twitter changing to "X" and why Threads.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian joins Tom and Megan discussing something that he recently discovered that rural Jefferson County does not have tornado sirens
Former Missouri Congressman Dick Gephardt joins Tom and Megan talking about a bi-partisan group that he is leading the effort on against a third-party bid for President from "No Labels"
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CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman talking former President Donald Trump legal issues, pending indictments and more.
Cardinals great Scott Rolen was inducted to the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday, hear part of his speech beginning with a story about a conversation he had with his dad.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking Scott Rolen in the Hall of Fame, series lost to the Cubs, and Adam Wainwright getting the start tonight.
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CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins TIAM talking about learning from Powerball and what's ahead.
River City Outdoors wants to get more people enjoying the great outdoors, but what if you don't have the gear? Debbie Monterrey checks in with Rebecca Weaver to check out a brand new gear library. To get your group involved with the gear lending library, visit rivercityoutdoors.org.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley joins Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow discussing a third indictment on former President Donald Trump, Board of Alderman pass bill on no open carry unless permit and Andrew Bailey.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Brian Feldman talking about the hot streak, trade deadline, pitching staff and more.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow about the latest with the Donald Trump indictment, tech companies at White House and more
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Dr. Patrick Corrigan, leader of the Orthopedic Bio-mechanics and Imaging Team at Saint Louis University about a new study of knee pain at SLU.
KMOX Weekend Host Scott Jagow roams to different places to find out more about places in the St. Louis area. Play the game and see if you can guess where he is going this week.
Cat Neville, VP of Communications Explore St. Louis with her top five things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Shiloh Illinois Mayor, Bob Weilmuenster joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about the population growth, regional needs and schooling.
Chris Fox, CBS Correspondent in Austin Texas joins the show discussing abortion lawsuit hearings continuing in Texas.
Amanda Zurawski, one of five plaintiffs in Zurawski v. State of Texas, speaks in front of the Texas State Capitol in Austin, March 7, 2023 as the Center for Reproductive Rights and the plaintiffs announced their lawsuit, which asks for clarity in Texas law as to when abortions can be provided under the \"medical emergency\" exception. All five women were denied medical care while experiencing pregnancy complications that threatened their health and lives.
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St. Louis City Alderwoman Cara Spencer talked with Megan about concealed carry permit in order to openly carry in the city.
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McCracken County in Paducah KY was hit with seven and a half inches of rain, Sheriff Ryan Norman joined Megan and Tom talking about the how bad it still is in the area.
Dr. Kelvin Adams, Former St. Louis Public Schools Superintendent joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman in studio talking about the new role he has taken on as the CEO of St. Louis Community Foundation.
Kelli Unnerstall, Preserve Chesterfield joins Megan Lynch talking about the concerns that a local group has over the apartments at site of old Chesterfield Mall.
On Saturday the McDonnell Planetarium at the St. Louis Science Center will be a different color. Megan Lynch informs us why and what exactly is Fragile X.
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Maria Keena talks with Pam Budke, Executive Director of Champ Assistance Dogs about the training and it is important for them to have fun as well.
Cardinals manager Oli Marmol joined Tom Ackerman talking about the win streak, Arenado hot bat and injury updates on Wainwright and more.
Debbie Monterrey goes in depth into the foreign exchange student program with Gisele Marcus, Professor Olin School of Business at Washington University.
SLU Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman talking about Hollywood strike and consumers react to steaming.
CBS Mornings Carter Evans reports on how AI is mimicking voices and family members can not tell the difference.
Torrential downpours and flash floods devastated residents in University City. Megan Lynch talks with residents about concerns moving forward.
Maria Keena takes us inside the training process of a therapy dog program called "Champ Assistance Dogs." It can take 18 to 24 months to train these dogs.
Mr. Soccer Bill McDermott joins Megan and Tom previewing the Women's World Cup which kicks off down under Thursday aas the United States looks a third straight title
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young talking about Illinois Supreme Court ruling of eliminating cash bail, Tik Tok statewide ban, and Instagram in Illinois.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with Dr. Kathleen Jaeger an OB-GYN with the BJC Medical Group about what the extreme heat can do to pregnant women.
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Jerry Schlicter, Attorney and Founder of the Afghan Support Program in St. Louis and Arch Grants Founder joins Tom and Megan in studio taking about the large number of Afghan refugees in St. Louis and how it is helping the region.
Dr. Bill Buttlar, Director Mizzou Asphalt Pavement and Innovation Lab joins Megan and Tom talking about how plastic waste could be part of road pavement mixtures.
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CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Tom and Megan talking Donald Trump Federal Case in front of Judge Cannon and more.
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Megan Lynch talks with Stephanie from Ballwin about how she rents out her private pool through an app called Swimply.
Dr. Jeff Pittman, St. Louis Community College Chancellor joins Tom Ackerman talking about the groundbreaking for a new Center for Nursing and Health Sciences on the Florissant Valley Campus.
Dr. Kathy Hempstead, Senior Policy Advisor Robert Wood Johnson Foundation joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discussing Medicaid resuming redetermination process and the million that are affected.
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TV's Guide's Matt Roush tells us about a couple of shows starting that are starring Timothy Olyphant.
Karen Sanner, SLU Law Professor of Legal Writing joins Megan and Tom discussing the FTC Investigation into Open AI/Chat GPT.
St. Louis City SC Head Coach Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman talking about the win against Inter Miami CF and the success on set pieces.
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Jamie Siminoff founder of Ring talked with KMOX's Michael Calhoun about a tech company that he will be CEO of and brining the headquarters to St. Louis.
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Morgan Mundell, Missourians for Transportation Investment talked with Debbie Monterrey discussing the money approved by Governor Mike Parson for I-70.
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CBS Correspondent Jim Krasula, joins the show discussing the extreme heat around the country and the heat fueling wild fire.
Dr. Amy Diehl, Chief Information Officer at Wilson College and Gender Equity Researcher joins Tom and Megan talking about how women in leadership face ageism at every age.
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Dr. Daniel Wagner, Chief of Obstetrics and Gynecology, St. Luke's Hospital joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman talking about the ADA approval of the first over the counter birth control pill.
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Sarah Lovegreen, Vice President of Programs Alzheimer's Association Greater Missouri Chapter joins Megan Lynch talking about the about the first report that shows county-level data on Alzheimer's.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins TIAM talking about if we are clear of inflation and more.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow discussing Iowa abortion ban and open carry in downtown.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins John Hancock talking about trade deadline and who to watch in the second half of the season.
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KMOX Weekend host Scott Jagow goes to different places in the St. Louis area to learn more about them for his Roaming St. Louis segment. Find out where he is going this week.
Hiring Expert and partner with Unity Search Group David Cathey joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking why some bizarre questions are asked during job interviews and how you can prepare for them.
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Megan Lynch talked with Illinois Statewide 911 Administrator Cindy Barbera-Brelle about how the state has been working to consolidate calls centers and invest in new technology.
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Michael Staenberg, President of The Staenberg Group joins Megan and Tom to provide an update on the Chesterfield Mall redevelopment progress.
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Dawn Chapman, Co-Founder of Just Moms STL joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about the radioactive contamination findings and what needs to be done because it has been overlooked for decades.
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We're continuing to track the latest on the deadly Greyhound passenger bus crash near Highland, Illinois. It involved three tractor-trailers parked along an I-70 ramp at a rest stop. Metro East Congressman Mike Bost has introduced legislation on multiple occasions that would designate safe parking areas for those big trucks. KMOX's Michael Calhoun called up Bost after yesterday's crash.
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Rockford Beach was closed last weekend because of crime and a drowning, KMOX's Stuart McMillian met with High Ridge Fire Chief John Barton to ask him about the increased popularity of Rockford Beach and the dangers of it's swift current.
Skip Weber of Weber Chevrolet joins Debbie Monterrey talking about inventory up in car business that could make the prices of cars go down.
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TV Guide Magazine Matt Roush let us know about Emmy nominations and Barbie's Dream house on HGTV.
John Robinson drove every mile of every interstate in Missouri, he joined Megan Lynch talking about the presentation at The National Museum of Transportation this Thursday July 13th at 9am.
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KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz SLU/Chaifetz School of business Professor joined Megan Lynch discussing banking industry changes.
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KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with Associated Press Reporter Allen Breed on the 50th anniversary of Military records fire in Overland Missouri.
Marjorie Moore is Executive Director of VOYCE joined KMOX's Maria Keena talking about Governor Mike Parson vetoing ombudsman funding for nursing homes.
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Dr. Deepa Mokshagundam, Washington University Pediatric Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiologist at St. Louis Children's Hospital talking about heart transplants in children.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young Partner with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about lawsuits against AI creators.
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Debbie Monterrey talks with Architect Joel Fuoss of Trivers about the work that he is overseeing in transiting The Butler Brothers Warehouse into a The Victor which will be 384 apartments with ground floor retail
Hockey Hall of Famer Brett Hull joins Tom and Megan talking about the Cystic Fibrosis Charity Golf Tournament and his time playing in St. Louis and more.
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Pamela Falk, CBS UN Correspondent joins Tom and Megan talking Ukraine and NATO and President's Biden's visit.
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Dr. John Cirrito, Professor of Neurology at the Washington University School of Medicine joins the show talking about air monitor's that can detect Covid-19 virus variants in a short amount of time.
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Seth Harris, Professor at Northeastern University and former Acting Labor Secretary joins Megan and Tom discussing the SCOTUS Affirmative ruling and if that will impact employers hiring at all.
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Nick Chabarria, Public Affairs Specialist - AAA Automobile Club of Missouri joins the show talking about passport delays and texting and driving in Missouri.
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Ferguson Police Chief Troy Doyle joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about cracking down on the reckless use of mini bikes, car thefts, and new radar devices.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush informs us about another season of "After Party" on Apple TV+ and "What we do in the Shadows"
Wesley Lowery, Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist joined Megan Lynch talkign about his latest book "American Whitelash: A Changing Nation and the Cost of Progress"
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Head Coach for STL City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman talking about the win against Toronto FC on Saturday and looking ahead to the big Wednesday night match against LAFC.
Dr. Michael Graham, recently retired St. louis City Chief Medical Examiner joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about his 34 years as the Chief Medical Examiner, his most memorable cases and what is next.
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Jia Lian Yang, Director of Storytelling and Communications - Forward Through Ferguson joins Megan and Tom in studio about the faults of being on hold when calling 911.
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Shalonda Webb, St. Louis County Council Chair joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman in studio talking about the budget shortfall, crime and regionalism.
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Lambert Airport Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebreugge joins Michael Calhoun with the latest plans for a single terminal re-do. Hamm-Niebreugge says that the FAA has approved the new Master Plan some of the numerous environmental studies have begun.
A Frontier Airlines ticket agent waits on those in line for the inaugural flight to Montego Bay, from St. Louis-Lambert Airport in St. Louis on Thursday, February 23, 2023. The airline will fly to Montego Bay three times a week from St. Louis. Photo by Bill Greenblatt/UPI
Tom Ackerman took his daughter to the Taylor Swift concert in Kansas City and he discusses the experience.
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Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about series against the White Sox to end the first half and the MLB draft.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins TIAM talking about the Great Resignation and inflation.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Megan Lynch and Scott Jagow talking about Mayor Jones text messages, and Jefferson City and celebratory gun fire.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Brian Feldman talking about Jack Flaherty pitching well lately and looking ahead to the MLB trade deadline.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joined Scott Jagow talking Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen being in China, NATO leaders meeting in Lithuania.
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KMOX Weekend host Scott Jagow roams to different places in St. Louis to learn about them every Sunday morning. Find out where Jagow headed this week.
Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications joins Megan Lynch with her top five things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Carter Hogg, 19 year old football player and inventor of G8RSkin joins the show talking about it and how it will reduce risk of concussions.
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St. Louis County Councilman Dennis Hancock joined Tom and Megan in-studio discussing how to close 44-million-dollar budget shortfall.
CBS Correspondent Jim Krasula, discusses the chances of a UPS strike and what could be keeping from getting a deal done.
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President of McKelvey Homes Jim Brennan joins Tom and Megan in studio talking third and fourth quarter plans plus an update on charity money raised for Dravet Syndrome.
Dr. John Mioduszewski, NGA's Climate Security Cell joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about climate migration and its impacts in the US and globally.
TV Guide Magazine Matt Rousch joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman talking about a Barney movie that is being discussed that would be geared toward adults and if a Barney reboot might also happen.
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TV Guide Magazine Matt Rousch talks about shark month and a new show on Amazon Prime called "The Horror of Dolores Roach"
Tekisha Blue and Keisha Acres each suffered the loss of a child, midway through their culinary degree programs at St. Louis Community College. They sat down with KMOX's Megan Lynch to talk about they relied on each other to push through and make it to graduate to honor their daughters' memories. (Photo courtesy Jason Young/STLCC)
Dr. Keisha Scarlett, New Superintendent for St. Louis Public Schools joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about her objectives as she takes on this new role and coming from Seattle.
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John Horn, Professor of Practice in Economics- Olin Business School, Washington University in St. Louis joined Megan Lynch talking about inflation, the US economy and recession possibilities.
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Scott Lanman, Bloomberg Editor - Washington Bureau joins Tom and Megan discussing US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen traveling to China as the two largest economies look to reset relations.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discussing Supreme Court taxing, and injunction limiting the Biden administration contacts with social media, and a legal game of chess involving a St. Louis match.
Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about City SC continuing to win while missing important players and looking ahead to this weekends game against Toronto FC.
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On this 4th of July... KMOX's Scott Jagow has a special edition of his weekend feature "Three Good Things"
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KMOX's Michael Calhoun caught up with Valley Park city attorney Tim Engelmeyer on Monday to discuss the budget stalemate that forced a shut-down of city government there.
Blake Hamilton, International Institute talks with Debbie Monterrey about Welcome Corps and what they do making it possible for everyday Americans to privately sponsor refugees from around the world.
Head Coach St. Louis City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman talking about the win against Colorado, guys stepping up and looking ahead to Toronto and Leagues Cup at end of month.
Todd Boeding, US Marine vet/Trust & Leadership/Carry the Load joins Megan Lynch talking about the challenges that the military has in recruiting the younger generation.
Megan Lynch gets an update from Tim Nowak of World Trade Center St. Louis about the recent business trip to London during the Cardinals' series.
After the St. Louis Archdiocese announced what parishes will close with the "All Things New" some have filed an appeal. Megan Lynch got an update from St. Louis Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski.
Employment Law Attorney, CEO and author Alan Crone joins Megan Lynch talking about what the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act is and more.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking the series win over the Yankees, all-stars and Skip Schumaker having success leading the Marlins.
Ameren Missouri Division Director Darnell Sanders joins Scott Jagow and Tom Ackerman discussing the weekend storms and what Ameren is doing to get those restored as quickly as possible.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins TIAM talking the cancellation of student loan forgiveness by the Supreme Court.
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Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak joined Tom Ackerman on Sports on a Sunday morning. Hear part of the conversation where he talks Wainwright, Gallegos and Walker.
Audacy General Sales Manager Becky Domyan surprises Debbie Monterrey with flowers as she celebrates her 20th anniversary at KMOX, John Hancock and Michael Kelley talk affirmative action possible student loan announcement.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking about the struggles for Adam Wainwright has the drop two against the Astros and welcoming in the Yankees for the weekend.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan talks with Scott Jagow about the Surpreme Court decision on affirmative action, expected ruling on student loan forgiveness
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Every Sunday morning Scott Jagow roams St. Louis. Get a sneak peak of where he is going this week.
Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis Vice President of Communications joins Megan and Tom for her weekly visit with her top five things to do in St. Louis over the weekend.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Megan and Tom with analysis of Thursday's US Supreme Court decision that race can no longer be a factor in college admissions.
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Jimmie Edwards Former St. Louis Circuit Judge and Rick Rosenfeld Professor Emeritus in Criminology at UMSL talking "Sensible Missouri" files ballot initiative to allow local control of guns.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian finishes up his series on drugs. Michael Davis, D-E-A Special Agent In Charge in St. Louis, about what's changed with the war on drugs in the midwest and whether meth is still a primary threat.
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AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean Devore lets us know about the hazy skies, dangerous air quality and the extreme heat that will be around the next few days.
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Mike Walsh, Founder of MakeWay Safety joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about a new app that is testing that would alert drivers when police/fire chases, roadside stops are in the vicinity.
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Bloomberg Reporter Claire Ballentine joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman talking about why young adults feel shame asking parents for money and what are they spending money on.
Megan Lynch finishes her series about AI in medicine talking with Philip Payne, Associate Dean and Chief Data Scientist for the Washington University School of Medicine about Cybersecurity in healthcare
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Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about Jordan Hicks pitching well, the trip to London and Adam Wainwright taking it hard.
Steven Portnoy, CBS White House Correspondent talking about Bidenomics and internet infrastructure.
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St. Charles Mayor Dan Borgmeyer joins Tom and Megan talking about St. Charles RiverFest and how they might deal with bigger crowds with Fair St. Louis not being as big this year.
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Anheuser Busch CEO Brendan Whitworth joined Gail King on CBS Mornings for an exclusive interview following the Bud Light transgender can story.
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KMOX'S Stuart McMillian speaks with Michael Davis, Special Agent In Charge for the Drug Enforcement Administration in St. Louis about who the DEA targets when it comes to marijuana.
Sean McGarvey, President of the North America's Building Trades Unions joins Tom and Megan talking about how industry is preparing with the building trades being impacted by new legislation from President Biden.
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KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, partner at Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discussing an injury case at 6-flags and a new decision from the Supreme Court on Moore vs Harper.
We continue our discussion with Philip Payne, Associate Dean and Chief Data Scientist for the Washington University School of Medicine on how AI could help predict predict patient outcomes.
City Radio analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about the Gold Cup being in St. Louis and City preparing for their matchup against Colorado this weekend.
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CBS Congressional Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins Tom Ackerman and Scott Jagow discussing the Donald Trump audio and what it means.
Brian Adler, PHD Student in Public and Social Policy at Saint Louis University, and an adjunct Professor at UMSL joins Tom and Scott in studio talking about traveling in St. Louis and the safety of it.
Brett Newcomb, Licensed Professional Counselor joins Scott Jagow and Tom Ackerman in studio talking about the US Preventative Task Force now recommends anxiety screenings for Most adult Americans, despite any symptoms.
Apraxia is a rare neurological disorder where the brain pathways can't properly plan and sequence speech sound movements, KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with April and Morgan Jensen about their son, how they figured it out and how are they are going about it.
In part one of her AI in Medicine series, Megan Lynch talks with Phillip Payne, Associate Dean Washington University School of Medicine about healthcare data.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian sat down one-on-one with Michael Davis, D-E-A Special Agent In Charge for St. Louis for his thoughts on fentanyl testing strips and ways to slow fentanyl deaths.
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Will Pinkney Director for the Violence Prevention Office talks with KMOX's Maria Keena about keeping teens off the streets.
TV Guide's Matt Roush informs us about another Superman and a documentary on HBO about Rock Hudson.
Lauren Barnes, Project Manager for Boeing’s 777X, joins Michael Calhoun to discuss how Boeing’s largest commercial airline is tied to St. Louis.
Brandi and Brittany Artis, owner of 4-Hens Creole Kitchen at City Foundry STL and Simply Delicious in downtown joins Megan and Tom talking about being part of the new season of "The Great Food Truck Race" on Food Network.
Debbie Monterrey talks with President and CEO of RX Outreach Julie Erickson talking about the North County Non-Profit Pharmacy.
Head Coach of City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman discussing the win against San Jose, big saves from Romn Burki and if he is looking at the playoffs yet.
Tom Nichols, Professor emertius National Security affairs, US Naval War College and a Staff Writer for The Atlantic joins Tom and Megan discussing if Putin's image is shaken after the head of the mercenary Wagner group, marched his troops from where they were fighting in Ukraine, to a southern Russian city to seize control of military headquarters.
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Tailby Roach, President and CEO of Bi-State and Kevin Scott General Manager of Security at Bi-State Development discussing the plan for a new security measures along the Metro Link system.
Jennifer Crane, Amazon Worker at the STL8 Fulfillment Center in St. Peters joins Megan Lynch discussing how she is being treated after being injured on the job and Amazon warehouse working conditions.
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Yonnick Jones, Co-Founder Williams Academy St. Louis joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch in studio talking about his new program "All Kids Bike," a collaboration with the strider Educational Foundation.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Scott Jagow and Debbie Monterrey discussing Donald Trump and the one year anniversary of Roe v Wade being overturned.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott from London talking about the trip so far and the upcoming series against Cubs, plus Astros and Yankees once the return home.
Big changes coming for Fair St. Louis this 4th of July may take many people by surprise. KMOX's Kevin Killeen talks with David Estes, Chairman of Fair St. Louis Foundation about what's planned and what's not.
CBS Face the Nation Host Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow discussing the one year anniversary of the overturn of Row v Wade and her recent trip to China.
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Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications joins the show for her weekly things to do in St. Louis over the weekend.
OUTLAW MUSIC FESTIVAL 2023
Lineup:
Willie Nelson
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss
Trampled by Turtles
Molly Tuttle
Particle Kid
Sunday, June 25
Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
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Dr. Ginger Nicol, Associate Professor in Psychiatry - Washington University School of Medicine joins Megan Lynch talking about the latest study on psychedelic mushroom use.
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Dr. Colleen McNicholas, Chief Medical Officer - Planned Parenthood STL talking about the impact that she has seen in the region as we approach the one year anniversary of the ban on abortions.
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Board of Alderman President Megan Green talks with KMOX's Kevin Killeen about the need for more gun safety and red flag laws.
Michael Browning, St. Louis Alderman - 9th Ward joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about the new plan that was announced for the houses on Kingshighway at 64.
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Kathy Lesnoff, President and CEO Co-Founder Mosaic Pregnancy and Health Centers joins Megan and Tom talking about the anniversary of Dobbs decision and how the abortion ban as impacted states.
Dr. Elza Ibroscheva, SIUE Associate Provost joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about the new Master's degree being offered at SIUE.
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We go in depth with KMOX's Maria Keena who spoke with St. Louis Police and Building Commissioner Frank Oswald pressing for answers as to how the teenagers entered office building last weekend.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush informs us about ways to see Kim Cattrall and Carpool Karaoke is continuing even with James Corden.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman discussing outfielders getting healthy, Walker improvement and Contreras starting to settle in.
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Melanie Auberry, Agency Relations Manager of Operation Food Search joins the show talking about college student food insecurity and which students are most at risk.
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SLU-Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz joins Tom and Megan talking about negative equity in the car market, charitable giving and more.
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Len Toenjes, MSD Rate Commission Chair joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman in studio discussing MSD Rate Commission seeking public input.
Rocky Moretti- Director of Policy and Research for TRIP joins Tom and Megan discussing the rise of traffic fatalities in Missouri and why is it up so high compared to pre-pandemic.
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St. Louis Sculptor Harry Weber talks with Debbie Monterrey about how he got into sculpting, working with bronze and getting inducted into the STL Walk of Fame.
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Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst, at Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Megan and Tom talking about Hunter Biden pleas and Donald Trump court dates.
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Robert Myers, St. Charles County Zoning division director joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discussing talking about a meeting at the Family Arena one item includes 550 new home along Highway DD.
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Dale Schilly, City SC radio analyst joins Tom Ackerman has City reaches the mid way point of the season and prepare for a second matchup against Real Salt Lake
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Matt Sebek, St. Louis City SC- Chief Experience Officer joins Megan and Tom discussing the experience at CityPark half way through the season and them hosting a happy hour and watch party for game Wednesday against Real Salt Lake.
Julie Smith, Author and Professor at Webster University discussing teaching media literacy and saving ourselves from being plugged in.
Thane Rosenbaum, CBS Legal Analyst joins Tom and Megan talking about the breaking news of Hunter Biden expected to plead guilty to misdemeanor charges going back five years relating to failure to pay taxes and purchasing a firearm.
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KMOX's Maria Keena describes walking right into building, seeing blood soaked carpet at mass shooting scene
Jodi Schneider, Political News Director for Bloomberg TV and Radio joins Megan and Tom discussing Secretary of State Antony Blinken visit to China and what it means for the two nations.
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Bill Rodgers, Vice President and Director of the St. Louis Federal Reserve's Institute for Economic Equity joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discussing the structural barriers to work in St. Louis.
Andrew Glantz, Founder and CEO of Gift-A-Meal joins Michael Calhoun talking about the possible grant from Amazon and the expansion of Gift-A-Meal
KMOX's Maria Keena takes us inside the building of where the shooting happened over the weekend that killed one teenager and injured many others. Also Kevin Killeen gets reaction of others.
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Author Mike Mitchell joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about his new book "Holy Cow St. Louis: Radio's Best Days, Harry Caray's Best Years"
Michael Jensen, Principal Investigator/Researcher, Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism, University of Maryland College Park joins Megan Lynch talking about if we can predict who might likely to engage an extremists behavior leading to a mass casualty.
John Shaw, Director of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman talking about No Labels and how that third party could impact the 2024 election.
Dr. Steve Lawrence, Infectious Disease Specialist at Washington University, Barnes Jewish Hospital joins Tom and Megan talking about flu season as it has hit the Southern Hemisphere early that what should we look for here and vaccines.
Head Coach of St. Louis City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman discussing the loss against Nashville and the busy week ahead with games against Real Salt Lake and San Jose.
Pam Sanfilippo, Gateway Arch National Park Historian joins Megan Lynch talking about the park hosting a special conference today for Juneteenth.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about Arenado carrying team to win Sunday and the good work by the bullpen.
The CDC released depression by each state, Missouri is near the top of the list, while Illinois is near the bottom of the list.
St. Louis making national news headlines after ten teenagers are shot, one fatally, and an eleventh victim nearly trampled while trying to escape in a stairwell. It all happened around 1:00 Sunday morning at 1409 Washington Avenue. Mayor Tishaura Jones and Police Chief Robert Tracy held a press conference. Maria Keena has the report. (Photo credit - iStock/Getty Images Plus)
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow discussing Former President Donald Trump and his trial.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney talks pitching and lack of offense with men in scoring position.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow discussing global cyber attack by a Russian group, and African leaders are in Ukraine.
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New St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore talks with Michael Calhoun to discuss the new hires in his office.
KMOX Weekend Host Scott Jagow roams to different places in the St. Louis area every weekend. Get a preview of where he went this week.
Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP joins Debbie and Megan with the five things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Catherine Herridge, Senior Investigative Correspondent talks about the Trump legal team and that they might and try to stop the process of bringing former President Donald Trump to trial.
Roger Holloway, World Bird Sanctuary Executive Director joins Debbie and Megan providing an update on the little Bald Eaglet that was rescued and was being taken care of by Murphy. (Photo courtesy World Bird Sanctuary)
Tim Nowak, Executive Director of the World Trade Center-St. Louis joins Debbie and Megan discussing their upcoming trip with the Cardinals to London.
Singer Brian Owens and his father Thomas join Megan and Debbie in studio discussing the new album that they have out and the Father's Day concert.
Meridith Perkins, Executive Director of Forest ReLeaf, join Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch discussing the drought and the need for trees especially newer ones to have water.
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Juli Niemann, Smith Moore Executive Vice President and financial analyst, joins Michael Calhoun to discuss the latest acquisition from Chesterfield-based Bunge and how it affects St. Louis.
TV Guide's Matt Roush informs us about the return of Outlander and The Walking Dead spinoff
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Chris Rongey talking about Contreras struggling, the atmosphere in the clubhouse and looking at the standings.
Jerome Katz, KMOX Business Analyst and SLU Chaifetz School of Business professor joins the show talking inflation, Boeing and more.
Krissy Durant, Director of Communications at the International Institute of St Louis joins Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey talking about World Refugee Day and everything that a refugee goes through that you might not think of.
Thane Rosenabum, CBS News Legal Analyst joins Debbie and Megan discussing Donald Trump trial yesterday, how he viewed the day, and his speech last night.
Brett Forrest, National-Security Reporter for The Wall Street Journal and Author of "Lost Son: An American Family Trapped Inside" discusses his new book about a young American lost in Russia and he was working for the FBI.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young and Partner at Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking about former President Donald Trump in federal court Tuesday, if a speedy trial and more.
KMOX's Brad Choat caught up with Granite City mayor Mike Parkinson earlier this week after he attended an economic development session with the U-S assistant secretary of commerce
City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Joe Pott talking about the strange week that City SC had last week, the busy week ahead and where is Klauss in his rehab.
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CBS News Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum previews Tuesday's federal arraignment for former President Donald Trump arraignment.
Conference Chair Michael Rudowski joins Debbie and Megan talking about the 53rd annual Travel and Tourism Research Association conference kicks off today.
Rochelle Caruthers, New African American History Initiative Director joins TIAM previewing Juneteenth events and other exhibits at the Missouri History Museum
Ferguson Police Chief Troy Doyle joins Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch discussing the temp tag crack down in Ferguson crime and more.
John Davis, Former Federal Prosecuting Attorney joins Debbie and Megan helping all understand what Former President Donald Trump is facing in federal court.
A coalition of more than two dozen advocacy groups is backing efforts to crack down on how how Facebook's parent company uses your kids' personal data. That group sent a letter of support this morning to the Federal Trade Commission. Last month the FTC said Meta has violated privacy promises and put young users at risk. Meta has called it a "publicity stunt". Haley Hinkle, Policy Counsel for Fairplay -- a group that works to protect children from targeted online marketing -- joins Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush talks about a return of "The Wonder Years" and new seasons of "Strange New Worlds" and "Black Mirrors"
The latest report on bridges in Missouri finds a stunning number of them are in pretty bad shape. KMOX's Sean Michael Lisle talks with Eric Schroeter, Assistant Chief Enginner for the Missouri Department of Transportation.
Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch bring you an exclusive interview with Curtis Legeyt, President of the National Association of Broadcasters, as we discuss the urgent campaign to save AM radio in electric vehicles. Automakers like Tesla, Volkswagen, Volvo, and BMW are advocating for the removal of AM radio frequencies, citing interference with the battery motors of electric vehicles. However, join us to learn how broadcasters, listeners, and public safety officials are united in their efforts to convince lawmakers of the critical role AM radio plays in emergencies. Discover why preserving AM radio is crucial for public safety and how you can stay informed and engaged in this important issue. Follow #TotalInformationAM for the latest updates.
Meghan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey are joined by a remarkable guest,Theda Person, the mother of Christian Ferguson, whose name still reverberates with heartache two decades after his mysterious disappearance. With her unwavering strength and determination, she has transformed her personal tragedy into a mission to bring hope and change to countless families facing similar challenges.
In an exclusive interview on Total Information AM with Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch chat with Coach Bradley Carnell of St. Louis City SC. Carnell talks City's recent draw against LA Galaxy. Reflecting on the match, Coach Carnell shares his thoughts on the team's performance, tactical strategies, and key moments from the game. He discusses the goal scored by Nicholas Gioacchini and highlights the defensive improvements made by the team. Additionally, the coach sheds light on the team's preparations for their upcoming match against Nashville, emphasizing the importance of learning from past performances. Join us as we delve into the in-depth analysis of the match and gain valuable perspectives from Coach Carnell.
Join Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterey as they interview Katie Collier, owner of Katie's Pizzeria and Osteria, who shares her personal story of overcoming adversity and building a successful restaurant business. From being homeless and living out of a grocery bag to opening multiple locations and a frozen pizza facility, Katie's journey is an inspiration. She also discusses her commitment to giving back by supporting nonprofits through her restaurant and her latest venture in ballpark village. Tune in to hear her story of resilience and how she turned her life around while making a positive impact on her community.
Discover the growing trend of artificial intelligence (AI) interviews as Megan Lynch interviews Stacie Haller, Chief Career Advisor at ResumeBuilder.com. Gain insights into the adoption of AI interviews by companies, the motivations behind its usage, and the concerns surrounding its effectiveness. Learn about the different versions of AI interviews and the challenges candidates face when interacting with bots instead of humans. Delve into the impact on candidate selection and the ongoing debate about the future of this technology in hiring decisions. Stay informed about the evolving landscape of job interviews in the digital age. #AIInterviews #JobHunting #DigitalTransformation
Discover the fascinating world of cyber sickness, as we delve into the insights provided by Dr. Jeffery Calvin, section chair for outpatient neurology at Mercy Clinic in St. Louis. Join us as we explore the symptoms, causes, and potential long-term impacts of this modern-day ailment affecting individuals immersed in screen-based activities. Gain valuable tips on prevention and relief strategies, including reducing screen time, practicing mindfulness, and utilizing medication when necessary. Stay informed and find balance in the digital era.
Join us for an insightful discussion with John Rooney, the voice of the Cardinals, as we analyze the ongoing challenges faced by the team. From narrow margins of victory to missed opportunities, the Redbirds find themselves in a frustrating season. Discover the importance of capitalizing on opponent's mistakes and the need for results as the Cardinals strive to turn the tide. We also delve into the pivotal role of starting pitching and the potential impact it can have on the team's performance. Don't miss tonight's game against the San Francisco Giants as the Cardinals aim to reclaim their winning form
"Join hosts Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey as they explore a lesser-known aspect of our infrastructure – the fate of wooden power poles. In this eye-opening segment, they dive into the efforts of Ameren, an Illinois-based company, to ensure these poles are not forgotten in landfills. George Justice, the Vice President of Electric Operations at Ameren, sheds light on their innovative recycling initiatives and how they've diverted tons of wood waste from ending up in the trash. Discover the fascinating partnership between Ameren and Blackwoods Solutions, a leading recycling company, as they find new uses for retired poles. From nature areas to state parks, these poles find a second life in various creative applications. Gain insights into the chemical treatment process used to protect the wood, and learn about the average lifespan of a utility pole.
"Join Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey as they discuss the recent developments in the financial market with Jill Schlesinger, CBS News business analyst and expert from Jill on money.com. Gain a clear understanding of bull and bear markets and how they impact investments. Discover the criteria for identifying bull and bear markets and learn about the current market trends. Get valuable insights into the potential implications for investors and stay informed about the upcoming audit report on inflation and the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee meeting. Don't miss this informative discussion on the state of the economy and its potential impact on your financial plans!"
Join Joe Pott, Megan Lynch, and Debbie Monterrey as they dive into the world of MLB fan costs. From the cheapest hot dogs to the priciest beers and parking, they uncover the surprising expenses fans face. Discover which teams offer the best deals and who tops the charts for overall cost. Get ready for an insightful discussion on the financial side of the baseball experience!"
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Joe Pott talks to special guest Joaquin Buckley, a talented UFC fighter from St. Louis, known for his viral knockout moves. Buckley shares his journey, starting from his upbringing in St. Louis and how his mother played a pivotal role in keeping him on the right track. He talks about his early training at Finney's MMA and the creative inspiration he draws from action movies. Buckley also discusses his unique knockout move, which has garnered attention worldwide vs Impa Kasanganay. The interview concludes with a discussion about Buckley's dream venue, the City Park Arena in St. Louis, where he hopes to bring a UFC event and showcase his skills in front of his hometown crowd.
John Rooney joins Joe Pott discussing the win as the road trip came to an end and looking ahead to the series against the Reds.
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Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications joins Debbie and Megan with her five things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Dylan Jeon, Senior Director of Government Relations National Retail Federation talks with Megan Lynch about the credit card competition bill introduced in congress.
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Bloomberg Reporter Billy House joins the program talking about the House Republicans revolt and the role Kevin McCarthy has in this.
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Alan Mandel, Attorney with Mandel and Mandel joins Debbie and Megan discussing juries changing their mind, death penalty cases and more.
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AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean DeVore joins Debbie and Megan talking about the situation in New York from the smoke of the Canadian wild fires.
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KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher, and Young joins Debbie and Megan discussing Trump copyright case, using a drone to spy and more.
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Stephen Foutes, Director, Missouri Division of Tourism joins Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey discussing the recovery of state tourism since the pandemic and predictions for this year.
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Circus Flora has kicked off its 37th year and will be performing their new show "Undercover" under the big top in Grand Center through June 25th.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush previews "The Crowded Room" and how the Tony Awards will work during the writers strike.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with Dr. Derek Byers, Washington University pulmonologist at Barnes Jewish Hospital about the smoke from the Canadian wild fires and how that impacts us in the St. Louis area. (Photo credit - mrdoomits/iStock / Getty Images Plus)
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins "The Show" host Chris Rongey discussing the Cardinals struggles of late and the young players in Walker and Liberatore.
Criminal Justice Ministry--or CJM-- has been working with incarcerated individuals and helping ease their path once they're released. Debbie Monterrey talks with Britnee Gamble and Marlon Redmond who both graduated from CJM.
KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz, SLU- Chaifetz School of Business Professor joins Debbie and Megan talking US economy, auto manufacturing, and more.
Julie Lock, Executive Director of Food Outreach joins Debbie and Megan talking about the collaboration with Doorways combatting hunger and homeless.
St. Louis Board of Alderman President Megan Green joins Megan and Debbie in studio discussing a number of topics including crime, new Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore and more.
LaKricia Cox, Executive Director, Girls in the Know joins the program talking about a Human Trafficking Seminar at MICDS this Saturday.
KMOX Political Analyst's Hancock and Kelley jump on with Megan and Debbie with their reaction to the announcement that St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell will run for U.S. Senate.
St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell that he is running for U.S. Senate as a Demarcate.
Lesley Hoffarth, CEO of Forest Park Forever joins Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch previewing "Play Day in the Park" which is a way for kids to get off the screens and be active.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about a "Based a True Story" which is not based a true story and "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia"
In this update, Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey discuss the recent building collapse in Davenport, Iowa with CBS's Jim Krasula. The authorities have confirmed the recovery of all known bodies from the collapsed building. The release of a 911 call reporting the imminent collapse has raised concerns about prior warnings and actions taken by the building's owner and city officials. Protesters are demanding answers, and a petition calling for the mayor's resignation has been initiated. The recovery of three men's bodies has led to the conclusion of search and rescue operations. Questions are being raised about the series of errors and lack of definitive actions that led to this tragic event. Lawsuits have been filed, alleging negligence on the part of the city, engineers, and building owners. Jim Chrisoula, CBS News correspondent, provides insights into the situation and the ongoing decisions regarding the remaining portion of the building.
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Join Debbie Monterey and Meghan Lynch as they discuss the recent changes in St. Louis City's circuit attorney's office. Julie Lawson, the Board President of the Crime Victim Center of St. Louis, sheds light on the impact of stagnant cases and communication breakdowns within the criminal justice system. Victims often face prolonged trauma and a lack of justice, leading to a breakdown of trust. Julie emphasizes the immediate need for case updates, clear communication, and revitalizing the attorney's team to address victims' needs.
Madison County, Illinois, has seen a significant drop in vehicle thefts, while St. Louis City experience a spike. Madison County State's Attorney, Tom Haine joins us to discuss the county's proactive measures and innovative strategies, such as the use of license plate readers and a cross river Crime Task Force. Additionally, he addresses the issue of individuals fleeing from the police and the importance of swift prosecution. Learn how Madison County is tackling crime head-on and achieving record numbers of resolved felony cases.
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In this interview, Robert Ferguson, Chief Policy Officer of the Jewish Health Care Foundation, discusses the proposed legislation to create a National Patient Safety Board. Modeled after the National Transportation Safety Board, this board aims to study medical errors, identify their causes, and suggest preventative measures.
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Peter Goger, an account executive with the OEC group, joins Total Information this morning to talk the state of the logistics industry during the COVID-19 pandemic. He sheds light on the supply chain issues faced by various sectors, such as the auto industry and pharmaceutical industry, and how these challenges have impacted businesses worldwide. Peter highlighted the concept of the "bullwhip effect" and explains how disruptions at one point in the supply chain can have ripple effects downstream. He also discusses the recent labor issues at the Port of Los Angeles and the potential disruptions it may cause during the upcoming peak season.
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Dr. Kenneth Trump, a school security expert from the National School Safety and Security Services, joined Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch to discuss the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in enhancing school safety. While AI-assisted security systems, such as weapons detection, have gained popularity, concerns have been raised regarding their effectiveness and sustainability. Trump emphasizes the importance of investing in well-trained staff, addressing mental health needs, and conducting comprehensive risk assessments to prioritize resources effectively. The potential limitations and ethical considerations of AI in schools are also discussed.
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Governor Parson declared a drought alert in Missouri, leading to water conservation efforts. Meteorologist Brad Pugh from NOAA's Climate Prediction Center discusses the severity of drought conditions and provides an outlook for the summer months. The impact on agriculture and water supplies is also addressed.
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KMOX Money Show host Mike Brown talks about retirements, investments and his new book with Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch.
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In this interview, Cynthia Changyit Levin, a mom, author, and member of the ONE Campaign, discusses her upcoming trip to Capitol Hill to advocate for support for the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR). She highlights the importance of bipartisan efforts to fight against AIDS and shares the need to re-energize people's attention to this ongoing issue. Cynthia also expresses her concerns about funding and the potential consequences of neglecting the fight against HIV/AIDS. The interview sheds light on the impact of AIDS on marginalized communities and emphasizes the significance of grassroots activism.
Bradley Carnell, the head coach of St. Louis City SC,joins Tom Ackerman, at the World Wide Technology Raceway during the Enjoy Illinois 300 NASCAR Cup Series race. Carnell expresses his excitement at being at such a big event and mentions his previous experiences attending sports games in St. Louis, including the Cardinals and Blues games.
The conversation then shifts to the St. Louis City SC soccer team, with Bradley discussing the team's strong fan support and the intimidating atmosphere they create for opposing teams. He attributes the team's success when scoring first to their style of play, which forces opponents to change their approach and opens up the game. He praises the team's goalkeeper, Roman Burki, but emphasizes that clean sheets are a team effort.
The interview touches on the recent success of player Miggy Perez, and Carnell mentions the team's rotation and how they support each other's development. He acknowledges that as the team gains recognition, they must remain grounded and focused on team success rather than individual accolades.
Looking ahead to the next match against Dallas, Carnell expects a challenging game due to its shorter duration (40 minutes) and emphasizes the importance of maintaining the right mentality, energy, and determination. He plans to utilize the team's depth and make substitutions as needed to ensure maximum effort throughout the match.
You're listening to Total Information AM with Debbie Monterey and Meghan Lynch. In this segment, they reflect on the recently concluded Missouri legislative session and discuss future priorities with their guest, Representative Peter Merideth, a Democrat representing St. Louis City. Representative Meredith shares his experiences during the legislative break and highlights some positive outcomes from the session.
They delve into the bipartisan nature of many bills that passed the House, such as addressing the cliff effect of benefits and expanding early childhood education. They also touch on important issues like postpartum care, Medicaid coverage, and the significance of investing in early childhood education and childcare. Despite these achievements, they acknowledge that there is still work to be done to ensure adequate support for families and childcare providers.
The conversation then shifts to gun legislation, where they discuss the lack of progress and the failure to enact common-sense gun laws. Representative Meredith expresses his disappointment and highlights the need for bipartisan support to make communities safer.
The topic of legalized sports betting is explored, with a focus on the economic benefits and concerns raised by different groups. They discuss the need for regulation and the potential growth of the film and music industry through tax incentives, aiming to bring more film projects and jobs to Missouri.
Closing the episode, Representative Meredith shares his legislative priorities for the upcoming session, emphasizing the urgency of addressing gun violence, improving mental health services, and providing better compensation for teachers.
Meghan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey discuss the recent agreement reached by the US House and Senate to raise the nation's debt limit, thus avoiding a potential default on the country's debts. They interview Stephen Smith, a Professor of Political Science at Washington University, to gain insights into the leadership of House Speaker McCarthy and President Biden during this process. The discussion explores the compromises made and the claimed victories from both sides. The segment also highlights the temporary nature of the agreement, the suspension of the debt limit until January 2025, and the need for further negotiations on budget issues.
Jeff Pegues covers a tragic story involving sonic booms and a private jet crash in the mountains of Virginia. It provides details about the incident, including the interception of the plane by fighter jets, its entry into restricted airspace, and its eventual crash in Northern Virginia. The report concludes with expressions of sympathy for the victims' families.
Join John Rooney, Cardinals broadcaster, as he discusses the team's recent struggles. With a disappointing sweep in Pittsburgh, John highlights the Cardinals' inability to capitalize with runners in scoring position as a key factor hindering their offensive performance. He points out missed opportunities, such as leaving bases loaded multiple times, and emphasizes the need for timely hitting to turn close games in their favor. Looking ahead, the Cardinals face a tough challenge against the Texas team, known for their strong offense and competitive mindset. John acknowledges Luken Baker's impressive debut and expresses optimism about his potential impact. Regarding the bullpen, he notes that consistency is crucial for the entire team, including both pitching and offensive production.
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In this segment, Debbie Monterrey in a business discussion with Jill Schlesinger, a CBS News business analyst. They delve into the baffling nature of the post-pandemic recovery, which has left experts perplexed. Jill highlights the unprecedented effects of the pandemic on the labor force, with certain industries reopening faster than others, leading to distortions in the job market. While job creation numbers have been strong, there has also been an increase in unemployment, creating a complex scenario. Jill emphasizes the dynamic nature of the labor market, where some industries are losing jobs while others are struggling to hire enough workers, particularly in leisure and hospitality.
Time for a whole nother story with Kevin Killeen as he sits down with Andy Karandzieff from Crown Candy. Freshly back from his 42-day tour of Europe, Andy shares a whirlwind summary of his journey. From London to Paris, Normandy to Milan, and even a visit to his father's post-World War Two hotel in Switzerland, Andy's trip was filled with fascinating experiences. He recounts moments of wine tasting in Tuscany, meeting friendly locals, and even having his phone stolen in Florence. Despite cultural differences, Andy observes that social conditions in Europe are remarkably similar to those in the United States. While he missed the fast-paced work environment and the rush of activity, he also enjoyed the chance to slow down and appreciate life. Reflecting on his travels, Andy affirms that there truly is no place like home, with St. Louis City holding a special place in his heart.
Join Scott Jagow & John Rooney in a conversation as they provide an update on the St. Louis Cardinals' road trip. After a couple of much-needed days off, the team aims to recharge and regain their offensive momentum. The recent stretch of 19 games in 19 days has taken a toll on the players, with some struggling at the plate. However, there is confidence that players like Nolan Gorman will bounce back and that the team will find their rhythm again. With pitcher Jack Flaherty returning to form and solid performances from veterans like Adam Wainwright and Miles Mikolas, the Cardinals are looking to make a strong showing against the Pirates. The conversation also touches upon the potential tinkering of the starting rotation and the anticipated return of Jordan Walker, who has shown great promise in recent weeks. Stay tuned for an exciting weekend of Cardinals baseball.
Michael Calhoun brings you a thought-provoking presentation by Colonel Tucker Hamilton of the US Air Force, the dangers of artificial intelligence (AI) are highlighted through an anecdote about an AI-enabled drone. The simulation revealed that when given the objective to attack specific targets, the AI determined that human approval hindered its mission and turned against the operator. This alarming scenario raises concerns about the lack of a genuine sense of reality in AI models and the need for precise prompts and safeguards. Dr. Ankit Agrawal, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at St. Louis University, emphasizes the importance of understanding the limitations of AI and its potential to hallucinate. Stay informed about the complexities and implications of AI advancement. #AI #Ethics #ArtificialIntelligence #UnforeseenConsequences
Margaret Brennan, host of CBS' Face the Nation, provides insights on the Senate's passage of a bill to raise the debt ceiling, preventing a potential disastrous default. The bill's approval brings relief, but President's concessions and limits on future spending are generating discussions. We delve into environmental policy changes and Senator Joe Manchin's involvement in approving a pipeline. While final steps include the President's signature, concerns linger until the law is enacted.
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Join Scott Jagow as he previews his exploration of the the vibrant outdoor mural scene in St. Louis. Discover the Walls off Washington, a collection of stunning murals celebrating the 50th anniversary of hip hop and paying tribute to the influential women in the genre. These artistic expressions provide inspiration and upliftment, offering an alternative way to experience art outside of museums. Tune in to learn more about this vibrant art destination and its connection to the local community
America is at a once-in-a-generation turning point in work: 70% of Americans are unhappy with what they do. A million people a week quit their job—that’s a third of the workforce. Another third questions how they work, where they work, and when they work. THE SEARCH: Finding Meaningful Work in a Post-Career World by New York Times bestselling author Bruce Feiler is a timely and revelatory portrait of today’s workers that offers a bold new roadmap for finding work you love based on life stories of hundreds of Americans of all backgrounds and vocations.
President of Coaching Coaches, Bill Bommarito, sits down with Megan Lynch to talk about his new book Beyond the Skills and Drills: The keys to successfully coaching youth sports.
Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman on Total Information AM as they discuss the exciting events happening in St. Louis this weekend! From Shakespeare in the Park to Circus Flora, Craft Beer Festival to the Enjoy Illinois 300 NASCAR race, and an incredible performance by Shania Twain, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Get ready for a fun-filled weekend in St. Louis!
In this interview, Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch speak with Curtis Francois, the owner of Worldwide Technology Raceway, about the upcoming NASCAR race in Madison, Illinois. Francois discusses his decision to purchase and revitalize the racetrack, highlighting the potential for success due to the passionate local fan base. He mentions the positive feedback from drivers and fans after the previous year's race and emphasizes the focus on providing a great experience for attendees. Francois mentions new additions and improvements for this year's event, such as expanded food concessions, enhanced access to garages, and a larger Midway with interactive displays. He also mentions the Confluence Music Festival, featuring concerts by Brothers Osborne and Dierks Bentley. The interview further covers the preparations made for fans and drivers, including recommendations for staying hydrated and bringing snacks. Francois expresses his commitment to the Metro East region and promoting diversity in the sport, recognizing the opportunity for positive change and community impact.
Gabe Gore, the newly appointed St. Louis Circuit Attorney, joins in studio to shares his initial steps and priorities in his first week in office. He emphasizes the importance of assembling a strong senior staff and restoring support staff to effectively run the office. Gore aims to make immediate changes by focusing on punctuality and pursuing excellence in the criminal justice system. Rebuilding relationships with the police, neighboring prosecutors, clergy, and the community is also a key priority. While high-profile cases and the diversion program require attention, Gore emphasizes the need to assess the entire office before implementing changes. Despite not initially seeking public office, Gore is committed to serving and improving St. Louis, particularly in addressing the city's violent crime crisis through a balanced approach of prevention, intervention, and enforcement.
Tune in as Megan Lynch discusses the ongoing issue of unhealthy air quality due to high ozone levels in the St. Louis region. Dean DeVore, AccuWeather meteorologist, provides insights into how ozone is measured and the reasons behind its presence at ground level. The conversation explores the impact of dry and hot weather, the combination of pollutants and atmospheric conditions, and the potential risks associated with ozone exposure, particularly for individuals with respiratory sensitivities. Dean also explains the timing of ozone alerts and the factors that contribute to the intensity of ozone levels throughout the day. Stay informed about the current orange air quality alert and take necessary precautions, especially if you or someone you know has respiratory issues.
Join host Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch as they talk to Fin Gomez, CBS News Political Director, about the latest developments in the 2024 presidential race. Former New Jersey Governor, Chris Christie, has announced his intention to run, adding to an already crowded field that includes front-runner Donald Trump, Governor Ron DeSantis, Senator Tim Scott, Nikki Haley, Vivek Ramaswamy, and more. The conversation explores Christie's prospects, potential controversies from his previous term, and the strategies of other Republican candidates aiming to challenge Trump. Stay tuned for insightful analysis and predictions!
Join Tom Ackerman as he sits down with John Rooney, the Voice of the Cardinals, in this exciting conversation. They discuss the recent performance of the Cardinals, including Miles Mikolas' outstanding role as the stopper and the need for improved run support. They delve into the maturation of young player Nolan Gorman, who has become a key contributor to the team. The conversation also touches upon the importance of the Cardinals' recent two-day break, resembling an all-star break after a grueling stretch of 19 consecutive games. They highlight the significance of getting healthy, with updates on injured players like Dylan Carlson and Lars Nootbaar. Tom and John also emphasize the team's goal of reaching a .500 record before thinking about the postseason. The segment concludes with a look ahead to Jack Flaherty's upcoming start and the Cardinals' series in Pittsburgh. Don't miss this engaging discussion on the state of the Cardinals and their path to success.
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Tom Ackerman provides an update on the St. Louis Cardinals' schedule and recent performance. Despite a loss to the Royals, the team bounced back with a win. Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol sat down with Ackerman to discuss the red birds commitment to playing their best baseball and their goal of making it to the playoffs and winning the World Series. Looking ahead, the Cardinals are optimistic for June as they prepare to face the Pirates. The NL Central standings are also highlighted, with the Cardinals aiming to close the gap. Additionally, NASCAR Fan Fest and upcoming races are mentioned.
Al Pacino, the renowned actor known for his role in "The Godfather," is expecting a baby with his girlfriend at the age of 83. This surprising news has caught the attention of many, as it is uncommon for someone of his age to become a father. The girlfriend, Noor Alfallah, is currently eight months pregnant. Although Al Pacino has never been married, this will be his fourth child. The couple's relationship has drawn interest, considering the significant age difference between them. This update was reported by CBS News correspondent Matt Piper.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about the performance from Mikolas Tuesday night being finished with the 19 game stretch and more.
Steven Smith, Kate M. Gregg Distinguished Professor of Social Science at Washington University in St. Louis joins Tom and Megan discussing the debt ceiling and if the average American is worn out with it.
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KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz, SLU Chaifetz School of Business joins the show talking about AI impacting the markets and eating out more.
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Dr. Allison H. Friedman-Krauss, Assistant Research Professor - The National Institute for Early Education Research at the Rutgers Graduate School of Education joins Megan and Tom discussing the study on access to services for children with special needs.
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Scott MacFarlane, CBS Congressional Correspondent joins Tom and Megan talking about debt ceiling deal and more.
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KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about Tina Turner's name, AI and copyrights and Purdue Pharma.
City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about the week Miguel Perez had, playing the heat and more.
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Gabe Gore is sworn in as St. Louis Circuit Attorney after Kim Gardner resigned.
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Tim Wiggins, Cocktail Consultant joins Debbie Monterrey talking about the revival of cocktails and how he is going from place to place to help them perfect their cocktail menus.
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Megan Lynch talks with Amanda Sturgill, Associate Professor of Journalism at Elon University, and author of the book "Detecting Deception" about the risks of Deepfakes and how artificial intelligence plays in.
Joe Edwards, U. City Loop Developer joins Megan Lynch talking about the latest projects in the Loop which includes mini golf.
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Judge Elizabeth Hogan, Presiding judge in the 22nd Judicial Circuit, joins Megan Lynch discussing Gabe Gore being sworn in today as Circuit Attorney and the challenges he faces taking over for Kim Gardner.
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David Maurstad, FEMA's Assistant Administrator of the Federal Insurance Directorate joins the show on the topic of flood season, flood insurance and FEMA.
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Adrian Washington, St. Louis County Police Public Information Officer joins Megan Lynch discussing the new community crime lead portal in the county.
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Bloomberg Reporter Gregory Korte joins Megan Lynch discussing Ron DeSantis, him running against former President Trump and what chances he might have against President Biden.
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Crosby Kemper, Director of the Institute of Museum and Library Services joins Megan Lynch talking about the organization that is making sure a number of museums are at an affordable cost.
St. Louisan Rocky Sickmann is one of the Americans famously taken hostage by an Iranian mob at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. He and 51 others spent 444 days in captivity
Third line hockey is a way to get everyone involved no matter what the skill set. KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with Randy Bishop, Co-Owner of third line hockey about the tournament at Centene Community Ice Complex June 9th through the 11th.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley discuss the debt ceiling and transgender issue locally.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney talks about the nice start for Miles Mikolas, getting the win with big bats taking days off and more.
Margaret Brennan, host of CBS Face the Nation joins Scott Jagow discussing a possible deal with the debt ceiling, and people not happy with Kevin McCarthy.
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On Sunday mornings KMOX Weekend Host Scott Jagow roams St. Louis, get a quick tease on where is he going this week.
With the rate of deaths from Alcohol, drugs and suicide on rise even in young people. KMOX Megan Lynch talks with Brandon Reavis of Trust for America's Health about the rising numbers.
Carol's family joins her for her final moments on air and includes a poem from one of her sons.
Carol is joined by former colleague Bill Reeker sharing his memories of working with Carol
KMOX Programming Director Steve Moore and KMOX News Director Beth Coughlin come in studio to share memories of Carol Daniel.
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KMOX's Maria Keena goes in depth on the USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service Lab that will have a brand new facility in Normandy.
Megan Lynch provides an update on the tiny bald eaglet that was rescued by World Bird Sanctuary in April after the nest was destroyed in a storm. (Image courtesy World Bird Sanctuary)
Cardinals manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman discussing the win over Cincinnati, his and Nolan Arenado's ejections, and his tribute to Rick Hummel.
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Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Consummations joins the show with her top five things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Public Art Tour
May 25 Washington University in St. Louis’ Art on Campus program.
St. Louis County Greek Festival
May 26 to 29 Assumption Greek Orthodox Church in Des Peres
Emerson SPRING TO DANCE FestivalMay 26 and 27 Touhill Performing Arts Center-UMSL
Treemonisha
May 26 to June 24 Opera Theatre of St Louis
St. Louis African Arts FestivalMay 27 to 29 World's Fair Pavilion- Forest Park
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Jerome Katz, SLU Chaifetz School of Business joins the show talking about woes for Lowe's and cultivated meat.
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Dr. Kerstin Carr, Chief Regional Strategy Officer and Senior Director of Planning at MORPC joins Carol and Megan discussing population going up in Ohio and specifically Columbus but why.
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Bloomberg Reporter Mark Niquette joins Megan discussing Ron DeSantis and his announcement later today that he's running for President
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CBS Correspondent in Texas Chris Fox joins Megan Lynch talking about the one year since the Uvalde shooting.
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Candice Cox, Barcode and Grill in St. Ann joins Megan and Carol talking about therapy sessions in a bar.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young talking Elon Musk, Twitter suit, Tik Toc and what Gabe Gore needs to do taking over for Kim Gardner.
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KMOX Editor Stuart McMillian joins Megan and Carol talking about the black bear that was seen in Jefferson County
City SC broadcaster Dale Schilly joins Scott Jagow discussing the win against Kansas City preparing for Vancouver and if Klauss could be available.
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Former Belleville Mayor Mark Eckert joins Carol Daniel talking about his bout with cancer and more.
Megan Lynch talks with Lending Tree Chief Credit Analyst Matt Schulz about a new study on the cost of kids' extracurricular activities (Photo Credit - dsy88/iStock / Getty Images Plus)
Mark Kern, St. Clair County Board Chair joins Carol and Megan talking about the population loss in the Metro East
Listen back to Rick Hummel who passed away over the weekend with an interview from TIAM back in December.
Rasheen Aldridge, 14th Ward Alderperson joins Carol and Megan talking about the biggest concerns to those who live and work downtown.
Mark Birk, Chairman and President Ameren Missouri and Howard Abrams, Maryland Heights Alderman join the show talking about Maryland Heights and Solar Canopies.
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St. Louis County Executive Dr. Sam Page joins Megan Lynch and Carol Daniel talking about a few big topics but mainly to make a proclamation that today in Carol Daniel day in St. Louis County.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about new identity for HBO Max and Arnold Schwarzenegger is back.
KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman reports on death of Rick Hummel.
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Pro Golfer and St. Louis native Michael Block joins Ackerman talking about his hole in one during the PGA Championship and playing golf at UMSL.
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Head Coach of City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman talking about the win against KC and the crowd impact.
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Brooke Kroeger, NYU Journalism Professor talks with Debbie Monterrey talking about her new book "Undaunted - How Women Changed American Journalism." Also Kroeger will be a guest at St. Louis County Library - Grant's View Branch Tuesday night.
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Robert Costa, CBS Chief Election and Campaign Correspondent joins Carol and Tom talking about South Carolina Senator Tim Scott announcing Presidential Bid and what the Trump party think of it.
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Fox 2 Reporter Chris Regnier joins Carol and Tom providing information on the shooting in St. Peter's Monday morning.
Ness Sandoval, SLU Professor/Demographer joins Tom and Carol talking about the population loss in the population region based on US Census numbers.
David Berczek, Chief of the Office of Corporate Communications at the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the geoint Symposium at America's Center through Wednesday.
CBS Correspondent Jim Krasula joins Megan Lynch to discuss the latest of AM radio in electric cars and why manufactories are going away from it.
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John Rooney and Tom Ackerman discuss the Cardinals hot stretch, Oscar Mercado contributing and more.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow giving their opinion on who Governor Mike Parson might appoint as new Circuit Attorney today.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking about the birds hitting seven home runs on Thursday against the Dodgers, Gorman and Contreras playing well.
B&B Theaters is rolling out the red carpet on what it calls a "luxury entertainment center." It opened Thursday in Creve Coeur on West Olive KMOX's Stuart McMillian spoke with Brock Bagby,one of the "B's" of "B&B Theaters"--about their 4-dimensional theater concept.
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KMOX Weekend host Scott Jagow roams to different parts of the St. Louis area on Sunday mornings. Get a little tease and find out where he is going this week.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian joins Carol and Megan talking about the new movie theatre in Creve Coeur West.
Eva Valasquez, Internet Theft Resource Center CEO joins Megan Lynch talking about social media takeovers.
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Lindsay Berra, Yogi Berra's granddaughter and Director Sean Mullin join Carol Daniel, Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch in studio talking about their film on the Yogi's legacy.
St Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell joins Carol and Megan talking about the resignation of Kim Gardner and what is next for the office.
Bill Davis, VP of Marketing for Perficient joins Carol and Megan talking about AI bootcamps for high school students.
Beth Barton, Co-Founder of Missouri Women in trades joins Carol Daniel and Megan Lynch discussing the continued push to get women in the trades.
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Head of the St. Louis pandemic task force Dr. Alex Garza joins KMOX's Maria Keena about where the area is with the virus more than three years later.
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A new subdivision in St. Charles County has people camping out and sleeping in their cars to secure their spot in line.
TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about seasons are coming to an end and Donna Summer documentary.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about the recent streak, health of Carlson and O'Neill and reason to go with a six man rotation.
Author and H.R Expert Joe Mull joins Megan and Tom discussing how many Americans take all of their vacation and four day work weeks.
Jerome Katz, KMOX Business analyst and Chaifetz School of Business Professor talks about debt ceiling and who is taking a vacation this year.
St. Louis native Andy Cohen talks with Tom Ackerman about his star on the St. Louis Walk of Fame and his new book "The Daddy Diaries: The Year I Grew Up."
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about Kim Gardner resignation, and more.
Marilyn Bush, President of Bank of America in St. Louis joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about a new survey if small business think they could survive a recession.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young talking Kim Gardner resignation and Taco Tuesday trademark.
Chris Martinez, CEO Allergy and Asthma Foundation talking about the prevalence of food allergies and what advocates want you to know about the condition.
City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman discussing the lack of goals and the rivalry with Kansas City
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Bump Williams, President and CEO of Bump Williams Consulting, joins Megan and Tom talking about Bud Light sales since them sending a special can to Dylan Mulvaney.
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Carl Phillips, Professor of English at Washington University and 2023 Pulitzer Prize Winner in Poetry joins Megan and Tom in studio talking about what poetry means to him and the day he found out he won the Pulitzer Prize.
Julie Smith, Webster University Department of Communications and media literacy expert joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about Vice bankruptcy, Mom-influencers and more.
After a violent weekend downtown three people were shot and killed, six others shot and injured KMOX's Kevin Killeen ran into the police chief Robert Tracy.
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Candace Ifabiyi, New St. Louis VA Medical Hospital Director talks with Debbie Monterrey about the VA Medical Center and what else they are doing to help veterans.
Ryan McAnnally-Linz, Yale Professor and author of "Life Worth Living: A Guide to What Matters Most" joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch discussing the book and how it transitions off of a popular Yale class.
The St. Louis area has had a lot of rain recently but through all of it the Monarch levee has held. KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with the Developer Michael Staenberg about why it is so strong and more.
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Ray "RJ" Stratton, District 8 Toastmasters Speaker's Bureau Director joins Carol and Megan in studio talking about public speaking and what makes a good commencement speech.
Head Coach of City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman talking about the loss to Chicago, John Nelson red card and the health of Klauss.
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Patricia Oliver, mother of Joaquin "Guac" Oliver who was killed in parkland Shooting new "children's book" Joaquin's First School Shooting, about school shootings which was read on US House Floor Wednesday.
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Justin Woodard, CEO an President Woodard Cleaning and Restoration joins Megan and Carol talking about flood damage and tips if you have flood damage.
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Mammoth March is a 20 mile hike that starts in Missouri wine country. Megan spoke with founder and organizer Michael Mitreuter. (Photo credit - avtk/iStock / Getty Images Plus)
Donna Ware, Executive Director of Planning and Design for BJC HealthCare joins Megan Lynch and Carol Daniel talking about the contruction of "pandemic proof" building on the BJC campus.
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April Showers, Entrepreneur/Founder of AfroUnicorn joins Carol Daniel talking about the partnership with Girls Inc. St. Louis
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney talks about Nolan Arenado heating up, strong start for Mikolas and Contreras back behind the plate
An end the National Emergency lifted with Covid so what do we need to know moving forward?
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Listen to hear, Scott Jagow's three good things for this week, lets just say it has to do with the north....
Johnny Rabbit brings you a look back in St. Louis History at some of the tallest things in the City.
Kmox political commentators, John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Scott Jagow to dicuss the latest in political news including Trumps recent CNN appearance.
Tom Ackerman, the sports director of KMOX, shared with Scott Jagow how calling a Cardinals game on TV at Bally Sports Midwest was a dream come true for him. As he reflected on the experience, he felt particularly honored to be following in the footsteps of iconic figures such as his father and Mike Shannon. To him, it was a momentous occasion.
Political Commentators, John Hancock and Michael Kelley join once again for this Friday edition of Total Information AM. This week they break down the latest in the presidential race and much more.
Every Friday Morning we are joined by the Voice of The Cardinals, John Rooney. Listen to hear the latest from the club, what they need going forward, and more with Joe Pott.
Scott Jagow host this weeks roaming in St.Louis segment with Debbie Monterrey and Joe Pott. Listen and try to guess where Scott Jagow has gone this week
Margaret Brennan, host of Face the Nation on CBS, discussed the current situation at the US-Mexico border with title 42 expiring. She pointed out that the global migration crisis is the most significant since World War Two, with 100 million people displaced worldwide. There is a record number of people seeking to cross the US and claim asylum, and the court systems are backlogged, so there is a question of how to deal with this influx of humanity. Congress has failed to pass any significant changes to asylum laws for decades, and there is no real consensus on what to do. The only agreement is on the need for more resources for border agents and those dealing with the influx of migrants. Brennan also spoke about the difficulties journalists face when interviewing people who distort the truth. She emphasized the importance of remaining fact-based and responsible when reporting the news. On Face the Nation, they will cover not only immigration but also the agreement on the debt ceiling and potential future agreements.
Kevin Killeen brings you a Special Mother's Day edition of Whole Nother Story where he gets to the bottom of what all mothers want on this day...
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Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications joins Tom and Megan talking about her five things to so in St. Louis this weekend.
**Note: We made an error when reporting that the Laumeier Sculpture Park Art Fair was free this weekend. It is not. A $10 per person entry fee is required. We apologize for the error.
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Dr. Steven Lawrence, Washington University infectious physician at Barnes-Jewish Hospital talking about pandemic prep and Covid-19 emergency ending today.
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Hockey Hall of Famer Chris Pronger and his brother NHL journeyman Sean join Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch in studio talking about their careers and them launching a new Whiskey called "JRNY"
CBS Mornings featured Lamar Johnson who was exonerated after spending 28 years behind bars.
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Chris Fox, CBS Correspondent in Austin joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about the expiration of Title 42 and the new process for migrants.
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A panel of FDA advisors has unanimously recommended a birth control pill be made available over the counter. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about that with Dr. Emily Barker, a Washington University OB-GYN at Barnes Jewish Hospital.
KMOX's Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch finishes her series on buying pre-owned cars, with a look at what it really means when a dealer says a car is certified. (Photo Credit - iStock/Getty Images)
Mayor of St. Louis Tishaura Jones joins Tom and Carol in studio talking about the circuit attorney office, police chief, crime and more.
Podcasts Host Laura Susic and Patrick Schafer joins Carol and Tom in studio talking about Schafer cancer diagnoses and the new podcast "This is Cancer"
Former Circuit Attorney for the City of St. Louis joins Tom and Carol in studio talking about Kim Gardner resignation and what type of person should take over.
City SC Head Coach Bradley Carnell joins Tom discussing the Open Cup loss to Chicago and what he is looking forward to in the weeks to come.
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Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst and Partner with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about Trump rape case, NYC Subway chokehold and Kim Gardner successor.
Dale Schilly City SC Radio Analyst joins Tom Ackerman talking about the US Open Cup in which City SC was knocked out with the loss against Chicago.
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Getting solid information on the pre-owned vehicle you want to buy can be a challenge. A key to a car's condition can sometimes be found in a vehicle history report. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch continues her reports on buying used. (Photo credit - iStock/Getty Images Plus)
TV Guide's Matt Roush talks Jeopardy in prime time, Celebrity Wheel of Fortune, and A Small Light
Wildwood Mayor Jim Bowlin joins the show talking about ordinance to restrict solar panels in Wildwood.
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Tarona Armstrong, Gateway Arch National Park Deputy Superintendent and also a federal mediator joins the show talking about being a mediator and why there is a shortage.
US Navy Rear Admiral Ingrid Rader and Captain Charlese Hasan, Commanding Officer Brooks Center for Maritime Engagement joins Tom and Carol in studio talking about US Navy Week and more.
SLU Law Professor Anders Walker joins Carol and Tom talking about Cori Bush calling for ethics rules for the Supreme Court.
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Constance Gully, Parent as Teachers CEO joins Carol and Tom in studio discussing what Parenst as Teachers do and the recent grant money received from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott.
Jim Drew, Reporter St. Louis Business Journal joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel discussing Boeing lawsuit blaming UK investment company for planned closer of supplier GKN Aerospace.
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Voice of City SC Joey Zanaboni joins Tom Ackerman talking about City's Open Cup Match against Chicago Fire tonight.
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The used car market remains tight. Many dealers are buying from auction to fill their lots. This week on Total Information AM, KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch looks at a few hazards you may encounter as you shop for pre-owned vehicles. (Photo credit - iStock/Getty Images Plus)
Trey Kerr, Chief Executive Officer - Gateway Studios and Production Services joins Tom and Carol in studio talking film tax credit passes in Jefferson City.
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Chris Fox, CBS Correspondent in Austin joins Tom and Carol talking about the two shootings in Texas this weekend.
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Heather Craig, Adoptive and Foster Coalition in St. Louis joins Debbie Monterrey talking about the need for foster parents as May is National Foster Care Month.
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Darrell Moore, Executive Director of Missouri Association of Prosecuting Attorneys joins the show talking the resignation of Kim Gardner and how long it might take to get the office back.
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Bram Sable-Smith, Writer KFF Health News joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about a story where a lawsuit against Mo-Dot following the death of a pregnant worker.
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Patrick DeHaan, Head of Petroleum Analysis at Gas Buddy joins the show talking summer gas prices.
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Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney discusses the end to the losing streak, and Willson Contreras.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking Kim Gardner resignation and the Supreme Court.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking the Cardinals struggles and the return of Adam Wainwright.
KMOX Weekend Host Scott Jagow roams St. Louis on Sunday mornings, get a preview of where he is roaming this week.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan talks with Megan Lynch about urgency with the nations debt ceiling.
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Jackie James, Owner of the London Tea Room in St. Louis joins Carol Daniel talking about the preparations of the Tea Room for the coronation of King Charles
Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski joins Tom and Carol talking about Ecumenical group initiative to address affordable housing in St. Louis.
Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith discussing the life of Mike Shannon, the Cardinals struggles and your chance to "Turn 2" with Ozzie.
Maharat Rori Picker-Neiss, Executive Director of Jewish Community Relations Council and parent of a trans child in Missouri joins Tom and Carol talking about Governor Parson's call for special session to address trans health.
Dr. Cassandra Walker-Suggs, New Rockwood Schools Director of Educational Equity and Access joins Tom and Carol in studio talking about her goals for the district in this new role.
Dr. Joy Balls-Berry, Associate Professor of Neurology at Washington University School of Medicine joins Tom and Carol discussing the latest research with Alzheimer's.
St. Louis County Executive Dr. Sam Page joins Tom and Carol in studio talking about County budget, spending, cuts and more.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush informs us about the writers strike and a new Pete Davidson show.
President of the St. Louis Cardinals Bill DeWitt III joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about the team being in favor of legalizing sports betting in the state.
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Natalie Wexler, is an education writer and author of "The Knowledge Gap: The Hidden Cause of America's Broken Education System- And How to Fix It" joins Tom and Megan talking about the book and how broken is the education system.
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Missouri Senate Pro-Tem Caleb Rowden joins the show talking everything budget and sports betting.
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Chuck Wexler, Executive Director of the Police Executive Research Forum joins Megan and Tom discussing the impact of the state taking over policing for St. Louis.
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KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher, and Young joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking copyright with Ed Sheeran and issues with the Missouri legislature.
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Wedding season is right around the corner and there is an exhibit at Campbell House Museum that shows 150 years of fashions. Debbie Monterrey talks with Andy Hahn, Campbell House Executive Director about the exhibit.
City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking loss to Portland and looking ahead to Dallas
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Jerry Dunn, Clinical Psychology Professor and Executive Director of Children's Advocacy Services of Greater St. Louis joins Carol and Tom talking about mental health awareness.
Valerie Fridland, Author and Professor of Linguistics, Department of English at the University of Nevada Reno joins the show talking about her book "Like, Literally, Dude: Arguing for the Good in Bad English"
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Kevin Schott, Montgomery County Emergency Management Agency Director joins Carol and Tom discussing the fatal multi car pileup near Springfield Illinois yesterday.
First responders walk among some of the 72 vehicles involved in a deadly highway 55 crash, north of Farmersville, in Montgomery County Illinois on Monday, May 1, 2023. A dust storm south of Springfield, Illinois injured 30 and killed six. Officials say freshly plowed farm land and powerful winds caused the dust storm that covered the highway. Photo by Illinois State Highway Patrol/UPI
KMOX Reporter Kevin Killeen joins the show talking about another Kim Gardner case being possibly delayed.
Mike Mahon, Doctor of Clinical Psychology "Psych with Mike" joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the psychology behind a loss of a loved icon like Mike Shannon.
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The U-S Department ot Homeland Security wants to know more about the messaging extremist groups use to influence followers.
Researcher have found that much of that messaging happens on social media.
The National Counterterrorism Innovation, Technology, and Education Center says it's basically "micro-blogging" -- using short, frequent posts to connect.
KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch spoke with researchers Matt Jensen and Shane Connelly with NCITE and the University of Oklahoma.
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City SC Head Coach Bradley Carnell joins Tom talking about the loss to Portland and health of Klauss.
Former KMOX broadcaster Bob Costas joins Tom and Carol sharing memories of Mike Shannon.
Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel take phone calls and let fans share memories of Mike Shannon.
Monday Night Football Play by Play and former Cardinals Broadcaster Joe Buck remembers Mike Shannon.
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Tom Ackerman takes a look back at the life and legacy of Cardinals Hall of Famer Mike Shannon. (Photo credit - Bill Greenblatt/UPI)
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking legislation about transgender people and guns.
Voice of Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking Paul DeJong, Miles Mikolas and more.
KMOX Weekend Host Scott Jagow roams St. Louis every week on Sunday mornings. Find out where he is going this week.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins KMOX's Megan Lynch talking debt ceiling and Donald Trump
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Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications tells us her five things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Elizabeth Eckford, one of the Little Rock Nine talked with Carol Daniel about PTSD and sharing her story.
Ted Rossman, BankRate Senior Industry Analyst joins Carol and Tom talking about summer vacation plans and how inflation is forcing most people to change plans.
CBS Correspondent Jim Krasula joins Tom and Carol discussing not only potential weather but also some places preparing for flooding.
Jim Brennan, President of McKelvey Homes, joins Tom and Carol in studio talking about homebuilding and announcing a charitable program.
Carol Daniel sits down with Founder and CEO of The Collective Thread, Terri Stipanovich about the reason for creating The Collective Thread.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Dr. Maurice Willis, Director of Hematology, Oncology, Bone Marrow Transplant and Cellular Therapies at Saint Louis University School of Medicine about if black women should get screened earlier and maybe by age of 42.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol talks with Matt Pauley about the start of the Giants series and Adam Wainwright.
City SC Head Coach Bradley Carnell talks draw in Colorado, win in the Open Cup and the health of the teams leading scorer.
Jerome Katz, SLU- Chaifetz School of Business talks Bed Bath and Beyond, McDonald's and UPS.
Felana Randall, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist joins the show talking about the difficult of dating with politics and her book "Becoming the Female Hunter: The Modern Women's Guide to Inner Healing and Lasting Love."
KMOX Sports Joe Pott recaps the win against Union Omaha in the Open Cup and find out just how good sales are for City merchandise.
Derek Byrne, Director Content Strategy with Visit KC joins Carol and Tom talking about what is happening the KC with the NFL draft and how one could attend.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Tom and Carol talking Carlson and Lemon, age restriction for social media and more.
Dale Schilly, City SC radio analyst joins Tom Ackerman talking about the open cup win, the draw to Colorado and upcoming match against Portland.
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A new Wash U study finds the COVID-19 vaccine appears more effective if received around midday. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer got all the details from the senior author of the study, Dr. Jeffrey Haspel, associate professor of medicine in the Division of Pulmonology and Critical Care Medicine.
Tom Ackerman goes through Tuesday night sports which includes a tough loss for the Cardinals, Wainwright answers back at fans on Twitter and City SC gets win over Union Omaha in Open Cup.
Former Blues forward Jamal Mayers, joins Tom and Carol in studio talking NHL Alumni and Blues Alumni and HockeyFest in May at Hollywood Casino in Maryland Heights.
Bill Johnson, Illinois Council on Problem Gambling joins Tom and Carol talking about the problem Missouri has had passing sports betting.
Kathy Kiley, Professor University of Missouri School of Journalism and John Shaw Director Paul Simon Public Policy Institute both discuss Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon both being let go on the same day.
Joe McCulloch, New St. Charles County Prosecutor joins Tom and Carol talking about taking over for Tim Lohmar and why this is a dream job.
Karla Armbruster, Webster University Professor, English Coordinator, Professor Writing Program joins Carol and Tom in studio talking about book ban and the impact of it.
Julie Smith, Webster University Media Literacy and What the Media Podcast joins Carol Daniel discussing Tucker Carlson out at Fox and Don Lemon out at CNN.
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model coordinator, stylist and jewelry designer Yolanda Yoro Newson talks with Carol Daniel about The Collective Thread a small cut and sew factory and an international sewing and design school on the old Garment Row.
St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell talked with KMOX's Maria Keena about the difficulty of identifying and busting sex traffickers and rings.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young joins the show discussing the Supreme Court decision on Mifepristone.
James Ingram, Employment/Prisoner Reentry Specialist at Community Action Agency of St. Louis County joins Carol and Tom talking about the goal of getting prisoners to learn career skills within a few years.
Gary Harbison, Executive Director of the Missouri Oral Health Coalition talks with Carol and Tom about Medicaid coverage changes and that hundreds of thousands may lose dental coverage.
Missouri State Senator Denny Hoskins joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking the reason that the sports-wagering bill is seemingly stalled in the Missouri Senate.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney talks about the strong start by Jack Flaherty and Paul DeJong with a good game in return to the majors.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger talks the housing market and how it's maybe not always best investment.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey talking Fox News vs Dominion and someone else leaving Kim Gardner office.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking about Cardinals long road trip ahead and the hot bats as they left town.
KMOX Weekend host Scott Jagow roams St. Louis every Sunday morning, find out where he is going this week.
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Cat Neville, VP of Communications from Explore St Louis joins Tom and Carol with her top things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Bob Costas joins Carol and Tom talking about baseball pitch clock and the 2nd annual Glennon Live concert featuring Tim McGraw.
Amy Taylor Signore, SANE-trained and conducts sex assault examinations at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital joins Tom and Carol talking about what it means to be SANE trained and how much of a difference Sane nurses make.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with Hippos Dispensary CEO Nicholas Rinella about the state of the new industry and the big crowds he's expecting today.
Thane Rosenbaum, CBS News Legal Analyst joins Carol and Tom discussing the reason the supreme court has delayed the ruling on abortion drug.
Kevin Lee, President and CEO of Mid-America Transplant joins Debbie Monterrey talking about donating organs as April is National Donate life month
In school districts across the St. Louis region, private companies are being handed your child's digital backpack. Schools are paying tens of thousands in taxpayer dollars to outside tech firms to monitor what students do online. Is it keeping children safe? Or is it sacrificing kids' privacy and long-term security? KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch has the conclusion of our series, "S is for Surveillance"
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Justin Hicks, Missouri State Rep - Lake St. Louis joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the bill that he is sponsoring that would require Missouri schools to install bullet resistant glass for the 2024-25 school year.
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Cardinals Manger Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking first few games against the Diamondbacks, Contreras starting to heat up and what he expects from Jake Woodford.
CBS Congressional Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins Carol and Tom talking jury selection and day 1 of Dominion vs Fox.
Jerome Katz, KMOX Business analyst and Professor of Business at the SLU Chaifetz School of Business joins Carol and Tom talking apple credit card, electric vehicles and more.
A group of St. Louis County Mayors have come up with their own plan to fight crime and Kevin Killeen talks with Bridgeton Mayor Terry Briggs to get the Mayors' six point crime plan.
KMOX's Kevin Killeen joins Tom and Carol to discuss what it was like inside the court room yesterday at the Kim Gardner hearing.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young and Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking Kim Gardner, The Dominion lawsuit against Fox News and more.
In Part 3 of Megan Lynch's series "S is for Surveillance" she looks at the concerns with how much child's electronics are watched while they are at school.
Dan Mehan, Missouri Chamber of Commerce President joins Carol Daniel talking about the chamber releasing job killer list.
City SC radio analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talk delay, win over Cincinnati and what to expect from Colorado.
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Timetria Murphy-Watson, Operations Director for Urban Strategies INC joins Tom and Carol in studio talking about the plan to increase Educational Achievement in St. Louis Public Schools.
Charges have been filed in Ralph Yurl's case in the Kansas City shooting. Yurl's mom Cleo Nagbe and family attorney Lee Merritt spoke first with Gayle King on CBS Mornings about the charges.
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Dave Simons, Certified Financial Planner at UBS Financial Services and host of "Dollars and Sense" on KMOX. Simons joins Ackerman and Daniel talking about saving for retirement and a recent article says only 14% of Americans have saved $100,000.
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Helen Turner, Director of education for St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum talks with Debbie Monterrey about Holocaust Memorial Day.
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This is the day that the judge has scheduled a hearing for pre-trial motions in the case that seeks to remove St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner from office. KMOX's Kevin Killeen talks with Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey about the nuts-and-bolts of today's hearing.
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Gentry Coffman, Preferred Lending Market Leader, Bank of America joins Tom and Carol in studio talking about a down payment grant program which is new to St. Louis.
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It is very likely that when your child logs on at school; someone or something is watching. How much is being watched depends on the school district.
St. Louis Board of Alderman President Megan Green will take the oath of office this afternoon, she joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman discussing the smaller board and her top priorities.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about this study with Dr. Ryan Fields, the chief of surgical oncology at Siteman Cancer Center and director of The Melanoma Program at Siteman and Wash U School of Medicine.
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Indigo Sams, COCA President and CEO joins Tom and Carol talking the mission of COCO and Major Garret appearance.
Head Coach City SC Bradley Carnell talks with Tom Ackerman about the delay and then the big win against Cincinnati.
Author Stephanie Bearce joins Carol and Tom talking about her book “Stan Musial: From Donora, PA to St. Louis, MO and the Big Leagues."
Kristen Sorth, St. Louis County Library Director and CEO joins Carol and Tom talking about the house vote to cut funding for libraries across the state.
Brian Lock from KMBZ in Kansas City joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the KC teenager that was shot after ringing doorbell at the wrong house.
National Weather Service Meteorologist Alex Elmore joins Carol and Tom discussing just how bad the storms were from the weekend.
On April 11, 1973, a Picasso was stolen from the St. Louis Art Museum in broad daylight. Never heard about it? Well, now there's a book about it. KMOX's Scott Jagow goes in depth. For his entire interview go TIAM Weekend podcast page.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about the walk off win against the Pirates, Nolan Gorman coming up with big hits and more.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger talks the main reason people have not filed taxes has the deadline approaches.
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Kmox's political commentators, John Hancock and Michieal Kelley, join Debbie Monterey and Carol Daniel to discuss Supreme Court Justice, Clarence Thomas recent controversy in which he allegedly received many lavish gifts from his billionaire friend.
KMOX Weekend host Scott Jagow roams St. Louis on Sunday mornings, find out where he is going this week.
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This morning, Carol Daniel is joined by Margaret Brennan, the moderator of CBS' Face The Nation, to talk about the latest developments in the Pentagon Leak Case from Massachusetts, the ban on abortion pills, and other breaking news.
KMOX's Kevin Killeen, bring you "A Whole Nother Story", This week, Kevin visits a local museum that just picked up an important Native American weapon....
Brett Newcomb, Licensed Professional Counselor; Co-Host Psych with Mike podcast joins Tom Ackerman, Carol Daniel, Debbie Monterrey and KMOX News Director Beth Coughlin about the best way to transition in life.
Christina Strait of Strait Realty joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the housing market and home sellers offering concessions
CBS Washington Correspondent Steven Portnoy is with President Biden in Ireland and paints the picture of what the reaction is like from the locals.
Explore St. Louis Cat Neville joins Tom and Carol discussing the top five things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Dr. Latonia Colins Smith will officially be installed as the 21st president of Harris Stowe state university on Friday, Carol Daniel had a chance to talk to her at a ribbon cutting ceremony Don and Heide Wolff Jazz Institute at the old Vashon High School.
Debbie Monterrey talks with James McAnally, Counter Public Artistic Director the 30 commissioned works of art along a 6 mile stretch of Jefferson.
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Dr. Sarah VanSlette, SIUE Professor Department of Applied Communications joins TIAM to talk about the backlash Bud Light is getting over their partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
KMOX Business analyst Jerome Katz, SLU-Chaifetz School of Business Professor talks refund planning, Social Security an agency in crisis.
Michelle Wilson, Registered Dietitian, Branz Nutrition Counseling joins Tom and Carol in studio talking about the right ways to start your day and when is a good time to stop eating.
CBS Correspondent Jim Krasula joins Tom and Carol talking about the body cam footage from the Louisville shooting and Tennessee lawmakers.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman discussing abortion drug, a challenger for Kim Gardner's job, and IRS spending plans.
Harris Stowe State University opens Don Wolff Jazz Institute. Carol Daniel talked with Harris Stowe President Dr. Latonia Collins Smith and creator of the institute Bernie Hayes.
St. Louis City SC radio analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking USWNT and the Gold Cup playing at CityPark and what City needs to do to break this slump.
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Chris Hansen, Executive Director Kranzberg Arts Foundation joins Tom and Carol in studio promoting the 3rd annual Music at the Intersection in Grand Center festival to announce its much anticipated artist line-up.
Ike Skelton, Camden County Presiding Commissioner joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the county refusing to work with ATF.
Cathryn Shaw, Homeless advocate - Founder and Executive Director of "All Among Us" joins Tom and Carol in studio to follow up with Debbie Monterrey's piece of Shaw going around providing the homeless with what they need.
David Mueller, Criminal defense attorney joins Carol and Tom in studio talking about why he decided to run against Kim Gardner for Circuit Attorney.
Dr. Colleen McNicholas,the Chief Medical Officer of Planned Parenthood of the St Louis Region and Southwest Missouri discussing the abortion drug mifepristone and a federal judge in Texas pulling off shelf this week.
Desmond Leong, Director Metro St. Louis Community Tax Coalition joins the show providing tax tips like the most important thing to being with you if an independent person is doing your taxes.
Rachel Delles, Emergency Dispatcher for St. Charles County joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman for National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, discussing the hardest part about being a dispatcher and her most memorable call.
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Clancy Martin, UMKC Professor of Philosophy talks with Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel about his book "How Not to Kill Yourself"
Head Coach of St. Louis City SC joins Tom Ackerman to discuss the game in Seattle, hosting FC Cincinnati this week and the U.S. Women's National team playing at City Park.
Dr. Emily Bashah, Author and Psychologist joins Carol and Tom discussing Psychologist tips for stress free civic engagement.
CBS Correspondent Jim Krasula joins Carol and Tom talking about the Tennessee lawmakers expelled.
Morgan Mundell is with Missourians for Transportation Investment joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel discussing the wanted expansion of I-70
Debbie Monterrey takes a ride with Cathryn Shaw while she is drives around to see if any homeless people need clothing or anything.
Carol Daniel talks with Scott Mosby, Host of the KMOX Home Improvement Show and of Mosby Building Arts about being in a family business, inflation and more.
Voice of Cardinals John Rooney talks with Tom Ackerman about what the Brewers are doing differently than the cards and how impressive Jordan Walker has been.
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KMOX's Michael Calhoun goes in-depth about grocery store wars and if Schnucks might look to expand to larger markets.
John Hancock and Megan McBride join Debbie Monterrey and Carol Daniel talking the Tennessee legislature's that were expelled.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney speaks with Joe Pott about the struggles of the rotation the first time through and the depth that the lineup has.
KMOX Weekend host Scott Jagow roams St. Louis on Sunday mornings, find out where he is going this week.
Robert Costa and Carol Daniel discuss Tennessee legislature, Donald Trump indictment and more.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about skin cancer with Dr. Sofia Chaudhry, Associate Professor of Dermatology at St. Louis University School of Medicine
Explore St. Louis, Cat Neville joins Carol Daniel talking the top five things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Bishop Geoffrey Dudley, Pastor of New Life in Christ Interdenominational Church talking about Easter.
Nick Myers, Chair of the Missouri Republican Party joins Carol Daniel talking about the goals of the republican party.
Raynah Rey and her son Cedric join Carol in studio with a follow up to the drug arrest case and Cedric being in the hospital with what was called an overdose.
Tom Coppotelli, Caseyville Police Chief joins the show discussing the new police station about to be built in Caseyville.
Cody Norris, Public Affairs Officer US Forest Service, Mark Twain National Forest joins Carol Daniel talking about the mapping efforts to strengthen land stewardship.
Ten Missouri Democrats are upset with the head of the Missouri human rights commission, calling Timothy Faber a hypocrite for testifying against a bill that would protectLGBTQ+ people from discrimination. Carol Daniel talks with Doug Beck, a Missouri State Senator from Affton to get his reaction.
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Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking the first week of the season, Tyler O'Neill and Miles Mikolas.
Ann Taylor, UMSL Dean of School of Education joins the show talking the number of education grads.
Jerome Katz from SLU Chaifets School of Business, joins the show discussing auto industry, retail and real estate.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun goes in-depth about grocery store wars and if Schnucks might look to expand to larger markets.
Mark Winkler, Director of Cape Girardeau County Department of Emergency Management talks with Carol Daniel has they are providing assistance to Marble Hill after the tornado
Sergeant Clark Parrott, Missouri Highway Patrol Troop E joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman discussing the tornado and damages to Marble Hill, Grassy and Glenallen Missouri.
State Senator Denny Hoskins joins the show talking about "Show Mo Act" film credits were passed in the house and now moving to the senate.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young talks about Former President Trump in court yesterday and his not guilty plea.
Dan Mehan, Missouri Chamber President and CEO joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking child care tax credits.
City SC analyst Dale Schilly talks training when not on field and looks ahead to game in Seattle.
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KSDK Anchor and President and Co-Founder of the "Very Asian Foundation" joins the show talking about receiving FBI Director's Community Leadership Award.
Jeff Smith, Former Missouri State Senator and Executive Director Missouri Workforce Housing Association joins Carol and Tom about politics and Trump indictment.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young talked with Michael Calhoun about the arraignment process.
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins the show talking what all the charges could include.
CBS Correspondent in New York Matt Pieper joins the show to set the scene at the court house in Manhattan where Donald Trump will be indicted.
SLU Law Professor Anders Walker talks with Tom and Carol in studio about Former President Trump indictment today and how it could change law classes in the future.
St. Louis Business Journal Reporter James Drew joins Tom and Carol talking about how the region needs to work together to train a new wave of workers.
Alex Elmore with the National Weather Service in St. Louis joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman about the upcoming strong winds and bad storms.
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Anthony Klotz, Associate Professor of Organizational Behavior talks with Megan Lynch talking about employees leaving their for a better opportunity but then returning to previous workplace.
City SC Head Coach Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman talking about the loss to Minnesota and looking forward to the game in Seattle.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner Harris Dowell, Fisher and Young discusses the Trump indictments.
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Carol and Tom talking about the Trump indictments and what to expect from the court room.
CBS Correspondent Jim Krasula joins the show talking about the strong storms that the Midwest has dealt with and could deal with this week.
Jack Cardetti, spokesperson for MoCannTrade, joins Tom and Carol talking why he is opposed to Prop M, the added 3% tax on recreational marijuana in St. Louis County.
St. Louis County Executive Dr. Sam Page joins Carol and Tom talking about Prop M, which would impose an additional 3% tax on recreational marijuana. He explains why he wants it to pass.
Mike McMillan, President and CEO of Urban League of St. Louis joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the annual Urban League dinner in which they will honor Dr. Charles Steele, Bob O'Loughlin and Steve O'Loughlin.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about the opening series win against the Blue Jays and looking forward to the series with the Braves.
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KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with CBS Face the Nation Moderator Margaret Brennan about the indictment against former President Donald Trump, including what we know, what we don't, what it means politically.
If you haven't been to Edwardsville in a while, it's not the sleepy college town it once was -- as developers are pouring millions of dollars into new restaurants, apartment complexes, homes, retail and office space. KMOXs Kevin Killeen paid a visit.
Moderator of CBS' Face The Nation, Margaret Brennan, joins Megan Lynch, to discuss the recent indictment of former President Donald Trump.
Find Out where Total Information Weekend Host, Scott Jagow is roaming this week. He joins Megan, Carol, and, Joe this morning to give you his clues.
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Brad Kovach, editor and publisher of Terrain Magazine joins Debbie Monterrey with a preview of the 2023 Gateway Outdoor Expo in Tower Grove Park.
Cat Neville of Explore St. Louis provides her top five things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Katie Collier, Owner of Katie's Pizza and Pasta recently joined Carol Daniel and PNC Regional President Michael Scully on a recent podcast of PNC CSPEAK talking about the new restaurant opening at ballpark village.
Dr. Flavio Esposito Saint Louis University expert on AI, associate Professor of Computer Science joins Tom and Carol talking about Elon Musk and others urge pause on training of AI systems.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun sets the scene down at Busch Stadium before opening day and Carol Daniel talks with Mike Shannon's daughter Pat of her memories of being around the ballpark during his playing career
Bally Sports Midwest Play by Play man Chip Caray joins Tom and Carol talking about coming home to call Cardinals games, opening day and what he thinks of this 2023 team.
Ness Sandoval Saint Louis University professor of sociology joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the population decease in the St. Louis region.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian takes us around Busch Stadium and introduces us to some new food options this year.
A long unidentified body of a man who was shot to death has now been identified through DNA as a missing St. Louis County man. KMOX's Kevin Killeen goes in depth on the cold case.
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CBS Correspondent in Nashville Chris Fox joins with the latest on the Nashville shooting.
The St. Louis Circuit Attorney held a Criminal Justice Reform Roundtable last night at the West Side Missionary Baptist Church and a capacity crowd turned out in support of Kim Gardner.
SLU Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz discusses Disney layoffs, female truckers and more.
Dawn Chapman, Co-Founder Just Moms STL talks the EPA meeting at Westlake landfill and if the EPA is withholding information about radiation at the site and at Jana Elementary.
Betsy Cohen Executive Director and Suzanne Sierra, Senior Program Manager of St. Louis Mosaic Project join Debbie and Tom in studio talking the Mosaic Project celebrating 10 years and if things are picking up after Covid.
Rabbi Daniel Bogard Central Reform Congregation joins Tom and Debbie discussing a protest for trans rights in Jefferson City this afternoon.
KMOX legal analyst Brad Young of Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Debbie and Tom to discuss if the shooting in Nashville could be considered a hate crime, car thefts, immigration, a free speech case in the Supreme Court, and sports betting.
Bob Ibach of Nikco Sports joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman talking about the commemorative bat Nikco Sports has to celebrate Paul Goldschmidt's 2022 MVP season.
Radio Analyst for St. Louis City SC Dale Schilly talks with Tom Ackerman about the 5-0-0 start at what to expect from Minnesota.
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Tom Ackerman talks with Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill who looks like he will get the start on opening day in Centerfield. The conversation covers the WBC, moving to centerfield, rule changes and more.
CBS Correspondent in Nashville Chris Fox joins Debbie Monterrey discussing the what we know about the school shooting in Nashville.
Debbie Monterrey goes in-depth with the Budweiser Clydesdales to see what it takes to get them ready for pulling a wagon.
Dr. Maddie Deutsch, Professor and Medical Director of the UCSF Gender Affirming Health Program and President of the US Professional Association for Transgender Health. Dr. Deutsch joins Debbie Monterrey with reaction to Andrew Bailey and the Missouri Legislature anti-trans moves.
St. Louis Cardinals VP of Ticket Sales Joe Strohm joins Debbie Monterrey talking about sales for this weekend, promotions and what fans need to know about the home opener.
Dr. Jody Sowell, President of Missouri Historical Society joins Debbie talking about how the Missouri History Museum can help lift our community.
East St. Louis Mayor Robert Eastern III joins Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking about the groundbreaking on the Broadway Hotel in East St. Louis.
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Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey talk the Cardinals deciding to bring top prospect Jordan Walker north with them.
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Head Coach for St. Louis City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman talking about the win in Salt Lake City and looking ahead to this week against Minnesota.
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Ballpark Village COO Mike LaMartina joins Debbie Monterrey talking about what is new at Ballpark Village as they prepare for opening day.
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CBS White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy joins Debbie talking the Trump rallies in Waco and him facing possible indictment in Manhattan.
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Karl Mitchell, bicyclist who has been hit by cars talks with Debbie Monterrey as he is calling for safer roads from inattentive drivers.
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Founder and President of the Annie Malone Historical Society, Linda Nance joins Debbie discussing the Missouri Historical Society is taking us behind the scenes with "Meet Me Outside the Fair" Tuesday morning at 11 am at the History Museum.
The Exhibition ground at the World's Fair, St. Louis. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
Cory Jobe- President and CEO of Great Rivers and Routes Tourism Bureau of Southwest Illinois joins Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking about the plans of Piasa Park in Alton.
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Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman with his thoughts on the club as they are about to break spring training and start the season on Thursday.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins Megan Lynch talking about protecting yourself and bank stability.
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Scott Jagow joins Debbie, Megan, and Joe this morning to preview where he has visited this week for his Total Information Weekend Segment "Roaming St. Louis".
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins KMOX's Megan Lynch to discuss the latest congressional hearing with TikTok CEO, US retaliation drone strikes in Syria, and more.
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Breakfast and Television just isn't the same anymore, hear all about it in this edition of A Whole Nother Story with Kevin Killeen.
Tom Ackerman talks with Team Japan member Lars Nootbaar who is back at Cardinals camp from the World Baseball Classic about winning the tournament.
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Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications joins Carol with the Top five things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Schlafly Stout & Oyster Festival
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African Film Festival
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The Wolves
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Breaking news from Cardinals spring training, Adam Wainwright will begin the season on the IL with a groin strain Manager Oli Marmol announced.
St Louis Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright at World Baseball Classic- Eric Espada / Stringer Getty Images
Debbie Monterrey goes in depth to find out about Ramadan.
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NGA West Executive Director Bill Caniano talks with Carol Daniel and PNC Regional President Michael Scully about the new 1.7 billion dollar NGA West at Jefferson and Cass avenues.
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Mike Winter, Executive Director Missouri Gaming Association talks with Carol Daniel about sports betting in the state and where it stands in the Senate.
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Bryan Hampton, the Criminalistics Laboratory Director of the St Charles County Police Department talks with Carol about the new software and the education needed.
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Dr Jackie Sturm, is an allergist with Allergy, Asthma and Immunology Center with locations in Shiloh and Maryville, Illinois and she joins Carol Daniel talking about why for the early start allergy season, and if the midwest is a bad area for allergies.
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Charlie Brennan joins Carol, Debbie and Megan talking about his lastest project which is a clean up happening next Friday March 31st.
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AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean DeVore takes us through the forecast which includes a lot of rain and a chance for flooding the St. Louis area. (Image courtesy AccuWeather)
Tom Ackerman talks about the chance to be part of the Cardinals TV booth for the first time
Tasmyn Scarl, New CEO of Launchcode joins to talk about the change in leadership and what is going on at the non-profit training center.
KMOX Business analsyst, Professor Jerome Katz of the SLU Chaifetz School of Business joins Carol discussing home and car sales.
Dr. David Lenihan, President and CEO of Ponce Medical School talks with Carol Daniel about a representative's claim that diversity training in medical schools causes a reduction in the quality of care.
Russ Carnahan, former Missouri Congressman and recently elected Chair of Missouri Democratic party joins Carol Daniel in studio talking about what is next for the party.
Greg McBride, BankRate Chief Financial Analyst joins Carol talking federal reserve meeting and more.
KMOX Legal Analyst and Partner at Harris Dowell Fisher and Young talks with Carol Daniel about "Soccer Capital" trademark and the Supreme Court Jack Daniels free speech case.
The CEO of Lion's Choice, Michael Kupstas, is retiring, the locally-based roast beef restaurant chain has hired a new leader, Fred Burmer, who ran "Yum Brands" franchisees in the Mid-Atlantic. Hear part of the conversation with Michael Calhoun brought from Total Information PM.
St. Louis City SC analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about the 4-0 start and what to expect from Real Salt Lake this week.
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Tom Ackerman talks with Carol about the importance of the World Baseball Classic and Cardinals spring training.
Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst and Partner with Harris Dowell, Fisher and Young talks with Carol Daniel about all things involving former President Trump and his possible arrest.
CBS White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy joins Carol Daniel talking about the possible indictment of former President Trump.
In the latest What the media podcast Megan Lynch talks with Axios Co-Founder and CEO Jim Vandehei. They discuss smart brevity, the power of saying more with less.
Debbie Monterrey talks with Kristen Wild, Operation Food Search CEO about food insecurity up 23% and food donations being down 24%.
Billy Haag, Forest ReLeaf of Missouri Factory Manager, joins Debbie Monterrey, Megan Lynch and Carol Daniel in studio talking about the Bradford Pear tree buy back progra, and good trees to replace them with.
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Tom Ackerman joins Carol talking about his bracket and Cardinals spring training update.
Head Coach of St. Louis City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman talking about the 4-0 start and preparing for Salt Lake City.
Raynah Rey, 96.3 R&B for the Lou host, was told her son, who is in Jefferson County jail, had overdosed on drugs. Now, they won't allow Raynah to see him. She says she hasn't gotten the whole truth, and tells Carol about her concerns and her questions about the situation.
Jefferson County Sheriff Dave Marshak joins the show talking about the dangers of Fentanyl in jails and detainee illness notification policies.
Officer Colin Ledbetter joins Carol in studio talking about his recovery from being shot in early 2022 and his support of the Red Cross and the upcoming Community Call to Action Blood Drive on Wednesday March 22.
Host of the KMOX Garden Hotline Mike Miller joins Carol Daniel talking about what to do with your plants in the cold weather and the with it being the first day of spring.
Fred Bodimer reports on a story that the number women dying during birth or shortly after is the highest it's been since 1965.
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Debbie Monterrey has the story of an old building on a prominent corner that is saved from becoming a parking lot.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey talking Ron Desantis and banks.
TIAM Weekend host Scott Jagow roams St. Louis every Sunday morning, find out where he is headed this week.
Fred Bodimer talks about warnings about going into another country for elective surgery.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins KMOX's Megan Lynch talking bank failures and China having meetings with Russia
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Tom Ackerman joins Carol talking Jack Flaherty getting ready for another start and Tommy Edman back from the World Baseball Classic.
Chef Gerard Craft a long with Samantha Mitchell, Chef and Owner of Farmtruk and Rachel Burns, Owner of Bold Spoon Creamery join Carol Daniel and Cat Neville talking about the food at CityPark
Brandon Williams VP of the Battlehawks joins Carol talking about the home opener and what to expect this weekend.
Sam McCrory with Trailnet joins Carol Daniel talking about 2022 crash numbers in St. Louis and how to possibly fix them.
St. Louis has two St. Patrick's Day Parades but why? the Downtown Parade was last weekend, while the Dogtown St. Patrick's Day parade is actually on St. Patrick's Day. One of our Scottish colleagues, KMOX's Stuart McMillian, met with Patrick Murphy, four time Emmy award winner at the St. John Apostle and Evangelist Church to get some answers.
St. Louis County Police Lt. Colonel Troy Doyle is set to become the new Police Chief of Ferguson, he chats with Carol Daniel about the decision to move.
Several Central West End residents were turned away last night at a meeting on crime and public safety at Schlafly Library due to capacity issues. KMOX's Maria Keena was also denied entry, she joins Carol, Debbie and Megan to discuss.
The city of St. Charles lawyers up hoping to get Ameren Missouri to foot the bill for the damage done to its drinking water well system.
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Hear a short part of the conversation between Tom Ackerman and Mizzou Football Coach Eli Drinkwitz on his schedule next year coming to play a game at The Dome.
Deb Jobe, who was diagnosed with early onset-dementia at age 53, and Sarah Lovegreen, Alzheimer’s Association Programs VP, join Carol Daniel in studio talking about Alzheimer's facts and figures.
Jerome Katz is our KMOX Business Analyst and a professor at St. Louis University's Chaifetz School of Business talks Silicon Valley Bank and more.
Pat Coleman, HR's President and CEO Behavior Health Resource joins Carol talking about mental health and the 24 hour crisis intervention hotline.
CBS Military Consultant Jeff McCausland, talks with Carol about US summoning Russia's ambassador to Washington after a Russian fighter jet clipped a US military drone over the Black Sea.
Steve Karau, Southern Illinois University Carbondale Professor of Management who has studied cyberloafing talks with Carol about March Madness taking away time at work.
KMOX legal analyst Brad Young.. with Harris Dowell, Fisher and Young joins Carol Daniel talking everything with St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner and more.
Jeff Briggs, Earthquake Program Manager Missouri State Emergency Management Agency joins Debbie Monterrey, Carol Daniel and Megan Lynch talking about earthquake summit and if we can really prepare for them.
St. Louis City SC Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman looking ahead to City's next game against San Jose and what a role the crowd will play.
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In the latest What the Media Podcast Megan Lynch and Julie Smith spoke with Kate McQueen talking about journalism in prison.
Missouri State Rep and Webster Groves School Board President joins Carol talking why she is opposed to open enrollment in schools.
Brad Pollitt, Missouri State Rep in Sedalia talking about Missouri Open Enrollment for schools and why he is in favor of it.
Carol Daniel talks with Alexandra Robbins Author of "The Teachers: A Year Inside America's Most Vulnerable, Important Profession" about the difficulties of being a teacher right now.
Caya Aufiero, VP and Co-Founder of Neighborhood Innovation Center joins Carol talking about her technology and Resource Center in Dutchtown, to serve small business.
Host of KMOX Dollars and Sense show Dave Simmons joins Carol Daniel, Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey talking about Silicon Valley Bank and cryptocurrency
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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about the return of Ted Lasso and Bob Odenkirk new drama.
Head Coach of St. Louis City SC joins Tom Ackerman talking about the win in Portland and looking ahead to the game against San Jose.
Elizabeth Korver-Glenn, Washington University Assistant Professor of Sociology joins Carol talking about a study on racial inequality when it comes to appraisals.
St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell and Scott Anders Director, Department of Justice Services along with Danielle Smith join Carol Daniel in studio talking about the number of people who are incarcerated and have mental health issues.
Hear part of Carol Daniel's conversation with Bob O'Loughlin, Chairman and CEO of Lodging Hospitality Management about the renovation of Union Station.
Juli Niemann, Financial Analyst at Smith, Moore and Co. joins Carol, Megan and Debbie talking about the failure of Silicon Valley Bank.
Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins Brian Feldman talking about the Billikens season, the Women's program being a 13 seed and more.
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Bloomberg Finance Reporter Jenny Surane joins Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking about the Silicon Valley Bank collapse over the weekend.
Scott Jagow joins Debbie, Joe, and Megan, to preview his Sunday Segment roaming St. Louis. This week it has to do with St. Patrick's Day....
Margaret Brennan, Moderator of Face The Nation, talks to Megan Lynch about the potential of the United States government to default on its National Debt and what politicians are attempting to do to avoid it.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Dr. Thomas Siler, a sleep medicine specialist at SSM Health St. Joseph Hospital in St. Charles about how daylight savings can affect your circadian rhythm.
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Dr. Barry Black, Chaplain of U.S. Senate joins Carol about him coming to St. Louis and speaking at New Horizon Church on Saturday.
Solomon Alexander, St. Louis Sports Commission - Sports Foundation Director talks with Carol Daniel about the Musial Moments, the Carol Frick Sportsmanship Scholarship and the Let 'em Play program.
Author of Photographer Kate Colton and James Williams join Carol Daniel talk about their book Stay Home St. Louis a coffee table book on the impact of Covid in St. Louis.
Shawn Healy, iCivics Director of Policy joins Carol talking about the importance of civics in schools.
College students are taking part in a dangerous social media stunt where they chug gallons of alcohol-laced, flavored water.
KMOX's Debbie Monterrey talks with Kacee Starr about Sew Hope STL about how she got started and recovering from the flooding last summer.
Tedd Grain, member of the Indianapolis Fatal Crash Review Commission and Vice President of Social Determinants of Health at the Eskenazi Health Foundation, joins Carol Daniel talking about the new crash review commission.
Earlier this week, Skip Weber, owner of Weber Cheverolet lost his house in a fire in Columbia, Illinois. He's a frequent guest on the DGS, he joined Dave Glover yesterday to recount the scary scene.
A new study out of Washington University and Harvard finds diabetes and obesity are on the rise in young adults. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about that with one of the study's co-authors Wash U cardiologist Dr. Karen Joynt-Maddox.
KMOX's Maria Keena looks at strong women in the trades as we celebrate Women History Month and she introduces us to Beth Barton a contractor who broke ground 20 years ago and has not stopped.
March is Women's History month and today, our Maria Keena introduces us to Diana Wilhold Deputy Executive Director for Construction Forum.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush talks about the Oscars and an Idris Elba moving dropping on Netflix.
Southeast Missouri State Head Basketball Coach Brad Korn joins Tom Ackerman talking about his team winning four games in four days in the OVC Tournament to make the NCAA Tournament.
Sayler Flemming, St. Louis U.S. Attorney joins Carol talking prosecuting local pandemic fraud cases.
Jerome Katz KMOX Business Analyst- Chaifetz School of Business talks with Carol Daniel about a possible merge between Frontier and Jet Blue plus American spending habits.
Yaegel Welch who plays Tom Robinson in To Kill a Mockingbird which runs through Sunday at the Fox talks about his career with Carol Daniel.
Rabbi Daniel Bogard, Central Reform Congregation talks with Carol about testifying in Jeff City on anti-trans legislation and also talk about his Camp Indigo Point.
Jamie Bussel, Senior Program Officer, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation talks about school lunches and nutrition.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Carol Daniel talking U.S. District Judge Brian Wimes ruled Missouri second amendment act is Unconstitutional, how to tell if people are driving high and Fox News stands in legal peril.
STL City SC Academy Director and radio analyst on Y98 Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking about the party that was the home opener, what Tim Parker brings to the back end and what to expect out of Portland this weekend.
Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine find COVID-19 infections raiseyour risk of long-term gastrointestinal problems. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with the lead author of the study Washington University Clinical Epidemiologist Dr. Ziyad Al Aly.
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Gavin Portnoy, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children talks with Megan Lynch and Julie Smith on the latest "What the Media?!!?" podcast about how nude and explicit photos of children and teens can be taken off the internet. Take It Down, was funded in part by Meta, and works in partnerships with multiple platforms including Facebook, Instagram, and PornHub to pull photos, videos, and other images flagged of children and teens.(Photo Credit - iStock/Getty Images Plus)
KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins Carol Daniel about spring training and the strong start for Jack Flaherty.
The St. Louis Green Business Challenge is this week and KMOX's Debbie Monterrey talks about it with Program Manager Jean Ponzi.
John Shaw, SIUC Paul Simon Public Policy Institute joins Carol Daniel talking about the Paul Simon Democracy Prize and how SIUC students can enter.
Allison Keyes, CBS Correspondent joins Carol talking about another train derailment in Norfolk and a Senate hearing planned.
Mark Becker, Mayor of Des Peres joins Carol talking about the cost of cutting food sales tax and what it means for Des Peres.
Neal Richardson, Executive Director St. Louis Development Corporation joins Carol Daniel talking about the population loss in St. Louis City and what can be done about it.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about Mel Brooks and a couple of shows coming to an end of their season.
SLU Women's Basketball Coach Rebecca Tillett joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the win in the A-10 Tournament and making history by being the first team in school history to advance to the NCAA Tournament.
St. Louis City SC Head Coach Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman talking about the first home game and what it was like in the stadium.
Jodi Cohen, a reporter for ProPublica who focuses on schools and juvenile justice, talks with Carol Daniel about a new bill that would end police being able to ticket kids in schools for vape pens and more.
Carmel Indiana Mayor James Brainard joins Carol Daniel talking about the installation of roundabouts in town and how it has proven to save lives.
The Chancellor of Southern Illinois University Carbondale was in St Louis over the weekend for the Arch Madness basketball tournament and their annual Saluki takeover where they visit with alumni in the St. louis area and work to increase awareness and recruitment among St. louis area high school students.
Erica Komisar, LCSW/Parent Coach, Wall Street Journal titled "Legal Weed Feeds the Teen Mental Health Crisis joins Carol Daniel talking about legal weed and teens mental health.
KMOX Morning Editor Stuart McMillian was in attendence for the first home game at CityPark abd he joins Carol Daniel, Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey to describe what it was like in the stadium.
Voice of the Billiken's Bob Ramsey joins Tom Ackerman talking about the women's team winning the A-10 Tournament and advance to NCAA Tournament for first time in program history and the men have a double bye in the A-10 Tournament and do not play till Thursday.
Fred Bodimer reports that more than half of the world is expected to be overweight by the year 2035
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The spirit of fans was flying high as CITY SC won their first ever home game. KMOX's Stuart McMillian spoke with fans after the big win.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking Kim Gardner and George Santos.
Margaret Brennan talks with Megan Lynch about George Santos, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and more.
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The biggest youth hockey tournament in the area takes place this weekend at Centene Community Ice Center. KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with the Director of the Blue Note Cup Bill Baker about the tournament and how one can get started.
Theresa Robson, Jefferson County Foster Children's Fund Board President talking with Carol and Tom about the need for foster parents in Jefferson County.
Jenny Pratt, Producer of "That's What She Said" and Danylle Little, part of the 2023 cast join Tom and Carol in studio talking about the show and what to expect if you attend.
Yolanda Austin, Mayor of Jennings joins Tom and Carol talking about the first meetings of the St. Louis County Crime Commission and the goals going forward.
A 68-year-old grandmother who was viciously assaulted outside the Straub's store in the Central West End along with multiple employees and a police office, .by a suspect who's a murderer out on parole. Her attorney tells KMOX she now almost feels victimized twice. The second time, by the system. KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks exclusively with the victim's attorney, Scott Sherman, about his dealing with the Circuit Attorney.
Dr Natissia Small, UMSL's Vice Provost for Access, Academic Support and Workforce Integration joins Carol and Tom in studio talking about the Bridge program graduation where Carol will be a speaker.
It is becoming more popular for people to have their own chickens living in the backyard. KMOX's Megan Lynch visited one family raising a flock, nesting amid the brick bungalows of a South City neighborhood
Nikco Sports Bob Ibach joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the new item at Nikco Sports which is a St. Louis City SC inaugural season soccer ball
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TV Guide's Matt Roush lets us know about Daisy Jones and The Six and also Chris Rock live on Netflix.
Jackie Joyner Kersee, six time Olympic Gold Medalist joins Carol Daniel talking about her being the Grand Marshall of the "Enjoy Illinois 300" and the JJK 5K on the track
Jerome Katz, Chaifetz School of Business joins Carol and Megan talks UAW upheaval, Labor Market growing and what is Bare Minimum Mondays.
Debbie Monterrey talks with Deborah Reinhardt Author of "St. Louis Coffee: A Stimulating History" about the history of coffee in St. Louis.
Amanda Terbrock, Poultry expert at Manna Pro and Founder of the backyard chicken community City Yolks joins Carol and Megan in studio with advice for those that want to raise own chicken with the price of eggs.
Randy McCourt, Transportation Engineer - Past President Insitute of Transportation Engineer joins Megan and Carol talking about ways to calm traffic.
Muhammad "Mvstermind" Austin, Director of Musical Experience for St. Louis City SC joins Carol and Megan in studio talking about what the in game experience will be like for fans at CityPark.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris Dowell, Fisher and Young joins Carol Daniel and Megan Lynch talking about Taylor Swift Ticketmaster, his take on the student relief hearings and more.
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum recaps the hearings from the Supreme Court on President Biden's debt relief
Radio Broadcaster for St. Louis City SC Dale Schilly joins Brian Feldman talking about the big win in the first game and looking ahead to the home opener this weekend
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Kristen Wilkerson Bill Wilkerson's daughter and Sherrica Davis-Hunt SIU Foundation Director of Development talking about about a wing at SIUC to named after Bill Wilkerson.
Tony Rothert, Director of Integrated Advocacy - ACLU of Missouri joins Tom and Carol talking about the lawsuit of banned books in the state.
Jim Nelson, Rehn Professor of Business Analytics at SIUC joins Tom and Carol talking about how artificial intelligence is becoming a tool for hiring/layoffs.
Attorney Jerryl Christmas joins the show talking about Kim Gardner office and if she needs help.
Missouri State Senator Nick Schroer talks with Tom and Carol about SB-79 which would allow Nurse Practitioners to work independently.
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Carol and Tom talking about the Supreme Court hearing oral arguments on President Biden's student debt relief.
Corporal Logan Bolton, Missouri Highway Patrol Troop C joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman discussing the reckless driving trends in St. Louis and if is a carryover from Covid.
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KMOX's Megan Lynch and Media Literacy expert Julie Smith help you make sense of the media you and your family use every day. Listen to the "What the Media?!!?" podcast for in-depth conversation on the media you use every day.
TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about a new series on CBS called True Lies and Oscar movies all month of March.
Beth Stroble, Webster University Chancellor, and Vincent Flewellen, Chief Diversity Officer for Webster University, tell KMOX about Webster's annual diversity, equity, inclusion conference - Envisioning Equitable and Sustainable Housing Session.
Head Coach of St. Louis City SC Bradley Carnell talks with Tom Ackerman talking about the win in their first ever match and looking ahead to the home opener this Saturday.
Dr. Colleen McNicholas, Chief Medial Officer, Planned Parenthood STL joins Carol Daniel talking about Missouri Independent column calling for hospitals/doctors to speak out on trans care.
Stephanie Malia Krauss, Social Worker, educator, Author of Whole Child, Whole Life: 10 Ways to Help Kids Live, Learn, and Thrive joins Carol and Tom talking about how to support someone after a school shooting as her godson was at CVPA.
Dr. Prabir Kolay, Associate Professor in the School of Civil, Environmental and Infrastructure Engineering at SIUC, he joins Carol and Tom talking about the high demand that the school is offering a 10 week civil engineering course.
We conclude our series Living History, Today Carol Daniel visits with a man who flew helicopters for eight and a half years before he became a restaurateur.
CBS Correspondent Jim Krasula joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the severe storms that hit the Midwest and the winter weather in California.
Voice of Billikens Bob Ramsey joins Tom Ackerman talking about the win on Saturday looking ahead to the A10 tournament and the success of the Women's program.
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Mary Elizabeth Grimes is the President of Marian Middle School in South St. Louis, an all-girls private school for girls from lower-income families. Grimes father was one of the first black police officers to serve in the city of St. Louis and her mother who was an educator.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey talking about Kim Gardner and Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey.
KMOX weekend host Scott Jagow roams St. Louis every Sunday morning at 8:20 and 9:20. Find out where he is headed this week.
Margaret Brennan talks with Megan Lynch about President Biden's surprise visit to Kyiv and the risk of Russia invasion on other countries.
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A visiting volleyball player critically injured when she was struck by a car while walking downtown continues to make progress. A spokesman for her club and for her family says 16-year-old Janae Edmonson endured her third surgery this week. Jeff Wismer, Assistant Director and Recruiting Coordinator for MidTN Volleyball Club in Smyrna, Tennessee, gave KMOX's Megan Lynch an update on her condition. Wismer says the Edmonson family has been comforted by the support of the St. Louis Community.
Leaders of Tennessee volleyball club aren't calling a teenager critically injured in downtown St. Louis a victim -- they consider her a survivor.
16-year-old Janae Edmonson remains hospitalized in St. Louis.
KMOX's Megan Lynch spoke with Jeff Wismer, Assistant Director and Recruiting Coordinator for MidTN Volleyball Club in Smyrna, Tennessee for an update on her condition.
Dermatologist Dr. Larry Samuels joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about how often one should wash their clothes and shower.
Wendy Yuengling, Yuengling's Chief Administrative Officer and 6th generation family member joins Tom and Carol in studio talking about Yuengling coming to St. Louis.
STL City SC Midfielder Indiana Vassilev joins Tom Ackerman talking about the excitement around the team and their playing philosophy
Amy Fite, General Counsel for Missouri Office Prosecutor Services and former Christian County Prosecutor joins Tom and Carol talking assistance to prosecutors and pre-trial detention.
Shawna O'Dell, HSHS Vice President of Post-Acute Care joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about what hospice care actually is and who is eligible for it.
We continue our Living History, today Carol Daniel talks with the first African-American women to serve as president of Harris Stowe State University.
the US Supreme Court is considering two cases that observers say could change the face of the internet -- especially when it comes to social media companies. In the latest "What the Media?!!?" podcast, Megan Lynch talks with KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young for his take
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The pastor of All Creation Church in Ferguson was a St. Louis police officer for 14 years and that training kicked in when his church nearly became a victim of a robbery during Sunday service.
KMOX Business Jerome Katz, Chaifetz School of Business talks with Tom and Carol about the cost of spring break, homes sales and more.
CBS News White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy discusses President Biden as he concludes his trip to Warsaw.
Former Missouri Senator Roy Blunt talks with Carol and Tom about his new role as President of the Missouri State Historical Society and more.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman discussing White Castle privacy case, college race-based admissions and some charges have been dropped against Alec Baldwin.
Carol Daniel continues her series "Living History" today she introduces us to award winning photojournalist with the St. Louis American Newspaper Wiley Price.
Downtown groups like Citizens for a Greater Downtown St. Louis say things are not getting better when it comes to crime.
A new study shows that natural immunity from a Covid infection can last up to 10 months.
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Dr. Christie Cade, Regional VP NeighborWorks America talks with Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman about the issues with black homeownership financial concerns.
Hoai Tran, EPA Remedial Project Manager joins Tom and Carol talking about the EPA clean up of Valley Park.
A federal proposal could impact businesses in the US and many employees who say they're chained to their employer.
Missouri Senator Brian Williams joins Tom and Carol talking about if Lamar Johnson and others should be compensated for time spent behind bars if they are wrongfully convicted.
Jessica Mason, Senior Policy Analyst - National Partnership for Women and Families joins Carol and Tom talking about the lack of paid leave which mean families struggle with caregiving and illness.
Carol Daniel continues her series living history and learns what it meant to grow up with brothers from the first black women to be of Ferguson.
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the internet decency act making its way to the Supreme Court.
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KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with Matt Peale author of "Athlete in the Game of Life" about how to adjust to body pain after returning to the office.
Head Coach of St. Louis City SC Bradley Carnell joins Debbie and Tom talking about getting ready to kick off the inaugural season this weekend.
Jeff Smith, Executive Director of the Missouri Workforce Housing Association joins Debbie and Tom in studio talking about what he has done since his release from prison more than a decade ago and what Lamar Johnson is facing after his recent release.
Michael Dorf, Owner and Founder City Winery joins Tom and Debbie talking about brining City Winery to St. Louis and what to expect after it opens.
Carol Daniel continues her series "Living History", today we meet the first black women to lead the city of St. Louis.
CBS White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman about President Biden visit to Ukraine and what is planned when he visits Poland.
Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey talks with Tom Ackerman about the win against Duquesne on Saturday and still fighting for the top spot in the A10 standings.
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We continue our series "Living History". Carol Daniel talks with Dr. Mati, the first black woman physician to lead the St. Louis Health Department.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Megan Lynch and Scott Jagow talking about electric vehicle charging stations and President press conference about the balloons.
KMOX weekend host Scott Jagow roams St. Louis every Sunday, find out where he is going this week.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan talks with Megan Lynch about Nikki Haley announcing her run for the White House, plus the latest on a Chinese spy balloon and other objects in US airspace.
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Gail Holthaus, Greg Holthaus Memorial Fund joins Tom and Debbie talking about the Greg Memorial fund and what they have coming this weekend.
Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications joins Tom and Debbie with her top five things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
President TransParentUSA.org, Susan Halla, who also has a trans son joins Tom and Debbie with reaction to the anti-trans legislation in Missouri.
Bloomberg Reporter Akayla Gardner talks with Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman about President Biden announcement of opening Tesla charging stations.
CBS Correspondent Stacy Lyn joins Debbie and Tom talking about Mark Meadows subpoenaed by special council and Nikki Haley announcement that she is running for president in 2024.
President of McKelvey Homes, Jim Brennan joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman talking about what special thing they are doing for the 125th anniversary and also connection to Cardinal Glennon.
Carol Daniel continues her living history series and today we learn about the Bayer Fund and the man that gets to say yes and no to the requests Al Mitchell.
This weekend at the St. Charles Convention Center is the 36th annual Working Women's Show, Owner of the show Jim Davis talks with Debbie Monterrey about what the show is about.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush has good news for Star Trek fans and Magnum P.I. on a new network.
Troy Robertson, SLU Alum and President Billiken Victory Fund joins Tom and Debbie talking about the Billiken Victory Fund and how others can help out student athletes.
Emily Hemingway, Executive Director Tech STL joins Tom and Debbie in studio talking about TechSTL and Venture Cafe partnership.
KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz, Chaifetz School of Business joins Tom and Debbie talking US Inflation, Child Labor Laws and if the NBA might go back to NBC.
Melanie Hager, Community Resource Manager St. Louis Area Foodbank joins Debbie and Tom talking expanded SNAP benefits ending in Illinois and other states.
Attorneys with Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner Charlie Weiss and Johnathan Potts talk about the Lamar Johnson case after he was found innocent after being in prison for 28 years.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman talking public defenders, Johnson and Johnson and if you are responsible if your self driving car kills someone.
Carol Daniel introduces us to Dr. Keisha Elder, a native of Columbia, South Carolina who was just named Dean of the School of Optometry at the University of Missouri St. Louis
Total devastation. That's what relief agencies are finding when they arrive in parts of Turkey and Syria hit hard by last week's earthquake, which has claimed more than 36-thousand lives so far. KMOX Religion Editor Fred Bodimer talked with the head of Samaritan's Purse -- The Reverend Franklin Graham -- about his group's relief efforts in the affected region
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It was 20 years ago that KMOX morning anchor Nan Wyatt was murdered, Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch remember what it was like at the station that night.
Artificial Intelligence is now getting more oversight -- from another AI. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch has more.
Mark Clague, Associate Professor of Musicology School of Music, Theatre and Dance at University of Michigan joins Tom and Debbie talking history of playing anthem at sporting events and more.
The controversy continues over Artificial Intelligence... and it's ability to create essays, emails, and other written works. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch spoke with one member of the real estate industry who uses to it to write listings. Laura O'Connor, Chief Operating Officer of J-par Real Estate Franchising.
Liza Weiss, Executive Director Missouri Appleseed talks with Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman about the bill in the house and senate that would eliminate state sales tax on diapers and feminine products.
Billy House, Bloomberg Washington Bureau Reporter joins Tom and Debbie talking about the House Republicans launching their investigation to try and learn the origins of the pandemic.
Chris Thetford, Vice President Better Business Bureau of St. Louis talks with Debbie and Tom about romance scams and how much money has been lost to that.
Carol Daniel introduces us to Dr. Simone Cummings, the first black women to named Dean of the Walker School of Business at Webster University.
CBS Military Analyst Jeff McCausland joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey providing the latest with the balloons that have been seen flying over the US.
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The green boo, For decades it was the guide for Black Americans to safely travel the United States. Award-winning broadcaster and podcaster, Alvin Hall, joins to talk about the Green Book with Debbie Monterrey.
Joining TIAM today, the founder of Steve's hot dogs, Steve Ewing, and Danni Eickenhorst, co-owner of Steve’s Hot Dogs and owner of The Fountain on Locust talk all the projects and collaboration they're working on, the Delmar Makers district, and much more.
Annanya Raghavan, a google trends expert-data analyst joins TIAM to talk what were some of the other most googled questions during the super bowl.
One St. Louisan, Dr. Pat Wolff, has spent years helping save the lives of countless Haitian children. She joins Debbie and Tom to talk about this childhood malnutrition crisis.
Bloomberg National Security reporter, Peter Martin, joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman this morning to talk all the recent spy balloon and UAP's found around the United States' air space.
KMOX anchor, Kevin Killeen, talks to Sean Michael Lisle about why he doesn't celebrate Valentines Day
We kick off a Black History month series this morning. For the next two weeks called, ''Living History'' Carol Daniel will focus on nearly two dozen St Louisans who are making history right now. Dr James T. Minor is the first African American to be named Chancellor of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville.
Scott Jagow brings you the latest trending cocktails to have on Valentines day. Scott talks to a pair of entrepreneurs, Natasha Bahrami and Michael Fricker of the Gin Room.
Voice of the BIllikens, Bob Ramsey, talks to KMOX's sports director, Tom Ackerman about the Superbowl, the latest Billikens news, and more.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow discussing President Biden State of the Union Address.
KMOX weekend host Scott Jagow roams St. Louis on Sunday morning's and you can find out where he is going this week.
People are fed up with rising electric bills, people are speaking out against Ameren Missouri's latest rate hike request Ameren wants $365 Million more about $12 a month for the average residential customer KMOX's Kevin Killeen reports.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow talking Chinese balloon, State of Union and more.
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Ted Drewes has re-opened for the season and Scott Jagow was there and talked with Owner Travis Dillion about the new year.
Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications tells us her top five things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Dina Bass, Bloomberg Reporter-Seattle Bureau tried Microsoft's new artificial intelligence search tool and she joined Carol and Tom to talk about how it was.
Erin Joy, CEO Erin Joy Companies, Local Management Consultant joins Carol and Tom providing advice for business in a soft economy.
CBS News Catherine Herridge joins Carol and Tom talking about the House Oversight Twitter hearings.
It's a network of communicators using Twitter to talk about issues of concern to Black people and Black communities. In the latest What the Media podcast, Megan Lynch and Julie Smith talk about Black Twitter. It's become such a powerful presence and community on social media that one professor teaches a whole class on it -- Northeastern University's Dr. Meredith Clark
Missouri Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the annual Heat up St. Louis along with other topics.
Maria Keena looks at the likelihood of a major earthquake hitting St. Louis and talks with City Emergency Management Commissioner Sarah Russell on how one can come up with a plan if such earthquake would hit.
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Entertainment with TV Guide's Matt Roush talks Super Bowl, Rihanna halftime show and what cooking show is starting after the game.
Dr. Mary Byrne, Co-Founder-Missouri Coalition Against Common Core talks with Carol and Debbie talking about her support of Missouri Sen. Mike Moon's SB 134 bill, which would prohibit any discussions of gender and sexuality in schools.
KMOX Business Analyst Jerome Katz, Chaifetz School of Business joins Carol and Debbie talking the future of television and Bed Bath and Beyond.
St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell joins Debbie and Carol in studio talking about marijuana and more.
Scott MacFarlane, CBS News Congressional Correspondent recaps President Biden's State of the Union address and more.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young of Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Carol and Debbie discussing the Alex Murdaugh trial, Missouri Recreational pot sales and Missouri Constitutional amendments.
Matt Sebek, St. Louis City SC Chief Experience Officer joins Carol Daniel and Debbie Monterrey talking about the teams goal to make CITYPARK a zero waste stadium.
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Maria Keena looks at the likelihood of a major earthquake hitting St. Louis and talks with City Emergency Management Commissioner Sarah Russell on how one can come up with a plan if such earthquake would hit.
Debbie Monterrey visits Pat and Carol Schuchard as they are rehabbing an old church into Johnny Angel Studios
Robert Fischer, PROMO Director of Communications joins Carol and Tom talking about Senate Bill 134 was introduced by Republican State Senator Mike Moon that would forbid conversations about sexual identity in schools unless the teacher or staff member is a licensed therapist and has parental permission.
Bobby Bostic, Missouri man released from prison after 27 years, Retired Judge Evelyn Baker who sentenced Bobby and James Ingram, Employment/Placement Coordinator and Prisoner Reentry join Carol and Tom in studio talking about Bostic's story and what he has done since being released from prison last year.
Eric Gustafson, Senior Educator at the McDonnell Planetarium talks about the new planet that has been found 31-point-2 light years away.
Dr. Roxane Rampersad, Washington University Professor, Obstetrics and Gynecology at Barnes Jewish Hospital talks with Tom and Carol about the decline in birth rates in the state of Missouri.
Scott MacFarlane, CBS Congressional Correspondent joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel to preview tonight's State of the Union Address.
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Carrie Cromptom, President of the Women's Foundation, talks with Tom and Carol about the foundation's recent survey of women.
Dr. Jon Turner, Missouri State University Professor of Counseling, Leadership and Special Education joins Carol and Tom talking about how more Missouri school districts have gone to four day school weeks.
CBS White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the Chinese Spy Balloon and what we know now that it was shot down over the weekend.
You've likely heard of scams called "phishing" using email... and "smishing" using text messages. Now there's another way bad actors are trying to dupe you out of your money. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch has more.
This week is the 15th anniversary of when a gunman attacked a City Council meeting at Kirkwood City Hall. Michael Calhoun was the first on the scene.
Also KMOX's Scott Jagow tells us about people being wrongfully convicted.
Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey talks with Tom Ackerman about SLU's last couple of losses and what is next for the Billikens.
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Face the Nation Host, Margaret Brennan, joins Carol and Debbie to discuss a Chinese spy balloon, Ilhan Omar being ousted from the foreign affairs committee, and the Black Caucus meeting with President Biden to talk the Tyre Nichols murder.
KMOX's Political Commentators, John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Carol Daniel and Debbie Monterrey for a discussion on potential presidential candidates.
Health and Religion Editor, Fred Bodimer, brings you Sixty Seconds To Better Health. This week he talks social media age limits.
Join Debbie Monterrey, Carol Daniel, and Stuart McMillian as they try to guess where Scott Jagow is roaming this week!
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Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications joins Tom and Debbie talking about her top five things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Jordan Braxton, Director of Diversity, Inclusion and Outreach Pride STL has reaction to Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey wanting to would ban drag performances on public property or anywhere children could see it.
Phil Jarvis, Mural Painter is the artist behind new AB Brewery Clydesdale sign joins Debbie and Tom talking about how he became the choice and his idea with the design.
Dr. Keisha Scarlett, New St. Louis Public Schools Superintendent talks about her decision to come from Seattle and come to St. Louis.
Ness Sandoval, Professor at St. Louis University, Director of the MS Sociology Program discusses increasing immigrants to St. Louis and making them feel welcome.
New Cardinals play by play man on Bally Sports Midwest Chip Caray talks with Matt Pauley and Mike Claiborne on Countdown to Opening Day talking about him coming home to broadcast Cardinals games.
Peter Geiger, Editor, Farmer's Almanac talks with Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman about groundhog day and weather predictions
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Michelle Davidson, President, FILM IN MO, A Missouri Motion Media Association joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey talking tax credits for film production proposed in Missouri legislative.
Stacie Zellin, Community Education Coordinator PreventEd joins the show talking about teens and legal cannabis.
Jerome Katz, KMOX Business Analyst, Chaifetz School of Business joins Tom and Debbie talking General Motors earnings, Boeing 737 Max and House passes elderly exploitations bill
CBS's Mo Rocca shares the story of Samantha Smith, a 5th grade girl from Maine who advocated for peace between the United States and Russia.
Bloomberg Reporter Gerry Smith joins Tom and Debbie talking about MLS deal with Apple TV.
Katie Stuart, Illinois State Rep Edwardsville is a member of the Warehouse safety task force that was put together to help make sure buildings are safe enough that the same thing doesn't happen like the tornado that hit Edwardsville in December 2021.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner at Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young talks with Debbie and Tom about possible tax refunds for those working in the city during pandemic, Alec Baldwin charges and more charges filed in Tyre Nichols death.
CBS White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey talking about the meeting at the White House today between Kevin McCarthy and President Biden.
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Darrell Missey, Director Missouri Department of Social Services Children's Division joins Debbie and Tom addressing Missouri's foster care system.
Former Blues defenseman Barret Jackman joins Debbie Monterrey, Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about the Blues struggles and a Marijuana Dispensary that he is part of with Brett Hull and Kelly Chase.
Dr. Pat Remington, fellow of the American College Preventive Medicine joins Tom and Debbie talking about the Kraken variant spreading, children missing routine vaccines and tripledemic.
Eric Gustafson, Senior Educator at the McDonnell Planetarium joins Debbie and Tom talking about the comet that will visit earth and be visible by naked-eye for the first time since the Neanderthals.
John O'Gorman, Senior Vice President of Development and Community Initiatives, Forest Park Forever joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey talking about the latest with the basketball courts at Forest Park and the open houses that will allow you to provide input on the project.
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Chris Goodson, Owner of Fields Foods joins Debbie and Tom talking about the new Fields Food expo in Forest Park.
Jacob Gutshall, Director Walker Scottish Rite Clinic based at Maryville University joins Tom and Debbie talking about speech therapy and what they are doing for preschool aged kids.
Dr. Mike Mahon, Clinical Psychologist and Host of "Psych with Mike" talks with Debbie and Tom about relationships and mental health as Valentine's Day approaches.
Wendy Chun-Hoon, US Department of Labor Women's Bureau Director joins Debbie and Tom talking about the financial trouble for families needing child care.
Jeff Lohse and his attorney Ben Westhoff join Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey talking about Jeff not knowing about a non compete clause in his contract with his former employer.
On the heels of its 25th anniversary, a local museum has a new reason to celebrate: A million-dollar art installation.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, KMOX’s Megan Lynch is joined by Margaret Brennan, moderator of CBS’s Face the Nation to discuss the history of presidents withholding classified documents and the arrival of Western tanks to the Ukraine.
The National Archives requesting past administrations -- as far back as the Reagan White House -- make sure they don't have classified documents sitting around. KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with Moderator of CBS' Face the Nation, Margaret Brennan about whether it may be a systemic issue. Plus the US and Germany are now sending advanced tanks to Ukraine. Why is it a significant development?
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from Attorney General Andrew Bailey to discuss a controversial drag show that took place at a middle school in Columbia, Missouri.
Dr. Fiona Hill, Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution, talked about "The World Putin Wants: A Fireside Chat with Fiona Hill".
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum updates on the Biden Classified document investigation.
Kathy Conley Jones, Founder of Conley Financial Group, discusses Hyundai/KIA Car Insurance Issue.
Ellen Suni, Dean and Professor Emerita of UMKC School of Law, and Sydney Ragsdale, Amendment 3 Expert, talk on Clear My Record MO Expungement Project.
For two nights, police were dealing with carjackings, attempted carjackings, and A-T-M robberies in South St. Louis. Yesterday, St. Louis Police Captain Joe Morisi said a task force had been formed to catch the suspects that move comes after a 38-year old woman was shot and killed in the 47 hundred block of Compton in what police call an attempted carjacking. Our Maria Keena has been following the story of the rash of carjackings and has the latest.
Mark Hamrick joins TIAM to talk about how the majority of people are unable to afford $1000 of emergency expenses as inflation increasingly stifles ability to save.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear updates on a police chase believed to be connected to a rash of car jackings and ATM robberies in South City.
National Weather Service Meteorologist Jared Maples joins Megan and Carol talking about the current conditions and what tonight might look like also IDOT Engineer-District 8 Joe Monroe talks about the roads on the Illinois side.
Julie Smith, Webster University Communications Department joins Megan Lynch for News Literacy week and where most of people get most of their information.
Jerome Katz, KMOX Business Analyst, Chaifetz School of Business joins the show talking Taylor Swift and Ticketmaster and Culvers changing sodas.
Bram Sable-Smith, Kaiser Health News Midwest Correspondent joins Megan and Carol talking about the donation from Howard Buffett for a treatment center.
Missouri State Senator Doug Beck talks with Carol Daniel about CRT Legislation in the Senate
St. Louis County Transportation and Public Works joins Carol and Megan providing an update on the roads and the crews are handling everything
Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst and partner at Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young joins Megan Lynch and Carol Daniel taking Tony Weaver, bathroom bans, and more.
In 2021, the estimated number of data compromises in the United States hit an all time high. The newest measurement of cybercrime for 2022 was just released Wednesday morning. KMOX's Megan Lynch spoke with James Lee, Chief Operating Officer of the Identity Theft Resource Center.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about that with Dr. Gus Theodos, a cardiologist at Missouri Baptist Medical Center
Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from a recent victim of a car jacking in Hampton Village.
Cory Jobe, President and CEO of Great Rivers and Routes Tourism Bureau joins the show talking expanding sports tourism in southwest Illinois.
Julie Smith, Webster University Communications Department talking the sources people use to get their news.
Cardinal Ritter Senior Imarion Griffin and others join Carol and Tom talking about Griffin being accepted to more than 40 colleges and schlorships for both athletics and academics.
Marlene Terry, State Representative- Chair of the Missouri Legislative Black Caucus joins Carol and Tom talking about CRT and Parents Bill of Rights Legislation in Missouri.
Now, a KMOX exclusive. A brazen armed carjacking in a busy Schnucks parking lot at 6 p.m. last night. And it wasn't the only one in that area. Michael Calhoun talks only on KMOX with the victim, Andrew Wasson.
Dr. Kanika Cunningham, New Director of Public Health St. Louis County joins Carol Daniel talking about her first month on the job and what all the public health department handles.
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Some may be tempted to count out a group of girls from a city school where 89% qualify for free and reduced lunch and 3-quarters of the student body is black. But the girls at Marian Middle School will just keep working toward their goals. Take for example their very impressive robotics track record.
Snow could be hitting the St. Louis area tonight into tomorrow, AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean DeVore lets us know how much snow could be falling. (Image courtesy AccuWeather)
Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from founder of St. Louis startup Greetabl Joe Fischer who discusses the sale of the startup.
Julie Smith, Webster University Communications Department joins Tom and Carol talking News Literacy Week and where people get the news in 2023.
Adrienne Dixson, Executive Director, Education and Civil Rights Initiative and Professor, Educational Leadership Studies University of Kentucky and author of "Critical Race Theory in Education" talks about CRT.
Missouri State Senator Andrew Koenig joins Tom and Carol talking about his bill that would ban Critical Race Theory in Missouri.
Donna Givens, Manager of Community Partnerships- Parents as Teachers and Tara Ervin, Certified Doula joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about doulas and Black maternal mortality.
Thirteen clergy from six faith traditions filed a lawsuit last week challenging Missouri’s abortion bans and several related abortion restrictions saying they violate the separation of church and state. Carol talks Rachel Laser with Americans United for Separation of Church and State, and Rabbi Jim Bennett with Congregation Shaare Emeth, Creve Coeur.
Carol attended the Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle show at Enterprise this weekend and she shares her experience.
AccuWeather Meteorologist Matt Benz joins Carol and Tom talking about the snow that is in the forecast for Tuesday night into Wednesday.
Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins Tom Ackerman talking about the win on Saturday, Sincere Parker and Javonte Perkins finding his way after his injury.
Fred Bodimer looks at whether some people could stretch out the time between colonoscopies.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins TIAM and provides advice with tax season soon opening. (Photo credit: sasirin pamai/iStock/Getty Images Plus)
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Total Information PM To-Go includes newscasts, discussion on St. Louis' new pickle ball team, "Three Things", and "Good News".
Hancock and Kelley start by Michael saying what his plans are for Friday night. This is the anniversary of President Biden getting sworn in and what his next two years might look like. Hancock and Kelley remember the life and career David Crosby who passed away at the age of 81. KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris Dowell, Fisher and Young joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the trouble that Alec Baldwin is in with the charges of involuntary manslaughter and Former President Trump. Next, they talk about schooling and how to handle a district that failing. Finally, Kelley bought a cell phone and it was a nightmare.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris Dowell, Fisher and Young joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the trouble that Alec Baldwin is in with the charges of involuntary manslaughter and Former President Trump.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking about debt, Biden documents and if he should run for re-election.
KMOX weekend host Scott Jagow roams St. Louis every Sunday, find out where he is going this week.
Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins Megan Lynch talking about hitting the debt ceiling and more.
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SIUC DIETICIANNiki Davis, is associate professor of practice in the hospitality, tourism and event management program, talks with Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman about how to keep your resolution to cook at home more.
Marjorie Moore, Executive Director of VOYCE, joins Tom and Carol to discuss how nursing homes are being investigated for abuse with antipsychotic drugs and a misdiagnoses of schizophrenia.
Dr. Rebecca Edelmayer, Senior Director of Scientific Engagement with the Alzheimer's Association joins Carol and Tom talking the latest in Alzheimer's and dementia treatment.
Jill Vonder Haar, Co-Owner of Main Street Pastures, just east of St. Rose Illinois joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the prices of eggs going up and how they keep their birds from getting ill.
Major universities in the United States have joined bans on the massively popular Tik Tok blocking the app on campus wi-fi networks. The concern is that data about U-S users and institutions could end up on Chinese servers. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch and author Julie Smith go beyond dance videos and look at the growing concerns about Tik Tok.
Following last Friday's incident when a woman who allegedly exchanged gunfire with St. Louis Police, was arrested, released, then re-arrested and charged. KMOX wanted to know how the justice system addresses people who may be experiencing a mental health crisis. Maria Keena goes in depth with Felicia Spratt, Clinical Director of the 9-1-1 Diversion Behavioral Health Response Program.
Missouri Governor Mike Parson gave his State of the State address on Wednesday. His focus was on higher pay for teachers, transportation projects, and school safety.
St. Louis City SC Head Coach Bradley Carnell talks with Tom Ackerman about training camp and building toward that first game in St. Louis, plus the advantage that they have that other expansion teams have not had.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about a new show on Fox and how "The Last of Us" is doing on HBO.
Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear highlights from Missouri Governor Mike Parson’s State of the State Address.
Former Rams Head Coach Mike Martz joins Tom, Carol and Martin Kilcoyne talking about an event to benefit Alzheimer's.
Fox 2 Sports Director Martin Kilcoyne joins Tom and Carol talking all things St. Louis sports
Steven Bierberich, UMSL Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs joins Tom and Carol talking about his new role and more.
Remember "the big fix"? The two-year shut-down of 64/40 in the county? There's a sequel. But it won't be nearly as big-budget or take as long as the first. Michael Calhoun, has more with Jen Wade, MODOT Area Engineer Kingshighway to East, on a major road project that has shades of the "big shut-down" from last decade.
Sharon Price John, CEO Build a Bear and author joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman to talk about her book and taking over as CEO of Build a Bear ten years ago.
Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young talks with Carol Daniel about President Biden possessing classified documents and more.
Carol Daniel talks with someone that lost their son to an overdose, they then left their job sold her house and all her belongings and went on a therapeutic spiritual journey.
Missouri's top two Republicans in the legislature want k-through-12 public school teachers to be paid based upon their performance.
Kevin Killeen goes in depth with the woman at the heart of the shooting outside the Social Security office late last week.
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Rachel Woodall, St. Louis Dark History Founder joins Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey joins talking about Saint Louis Dark History Interactive Storytelling and Cocktail Experience that is happening on Sunday.
Agape, an all boys boarding school is saying that they are voluntarily closing January 20th. Rolling Stone Writer Adam Piore wrote "Troubled Teen Industry: Inside Abuse Allegations at Agape School," and he joins Tom and Megan explaining that there is more to the school closing than what they are saying.
Kurt Weigle, Senior Vice President and Chief Downtown Officer, Greater St. Louis Inc., joins Megan and Tom talking about the impressions of downtown and the goals to improve it.
Vlad Khaykin, Director of Antisemitism Programs Anti-Defamation League, joins Tom and Megan discussing a survey that found widespread belief in antisemitic conspiracy theories.
La June Montgomery Tabron, President and CEO of the W.K. Kellog Foundation, joins Tom and Megan talking about the 7th annual national day of racial healing.
Michael Calhoun talks with the developer of downtown's huge, empty AT&T Tower about a change-up in how to fill it, where to put all the cars, and why the taxpayers should kick in anything.
CBS White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman with the latest on the President Biden documents found and the special council.
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Missouri State Rep Peter Merideth sticks around with Debbie and Carol updates on the gun bills that were proposed earlier.
Missouri State Reps Peter Merideth and Jamie Johnson joins Carol Daniel and Debbie Monterrey talking about the dress code on the house floor.
Tom Ackerman joins Debbie and Carol live from Ballpark Village talking about the weekend with the Winter Warmup and surprise visit from Cardinals pitcher Miles Mikolas talks his off-season.
Brian Seitz, Missouri State Rep joins Carol and Debbie talking about the proposal for free lunches for all students.
John Williams, President of Principia College joins Carol and Debbie talking about the tusk that they found on campus and what it might be and how long until they will know for sure.
Courtney Baxter-Annis, Early childhood and Family Programs Manager with the Missouri History Museum joins Carol Daniel and Debbie Monterrey talking about the events going on at the museum to teach kids about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Among the many events honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr is the annual MLK breakfast sponsored by the NAACP of O'fallon Illinois. Carol Daniel spoke to the chapter founder, Bishop G. Vincent Dudley Senior, Pastor of New Life in Christ Church about his message this morning.
Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins Joe Pott talking the Billikens road win against George Washington over the weekend without their point guard and how rare road wins are in conference.
Fred Bodimer has an reminder about a Fisher Price recall for a rock in place sleeper for infants.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from Cincinnati Observatory astronomer and author of 1000 Facts About Space Dean Regas who discusses exploration on Mars and the moon.
For once John Hancock takes a vacation that Andy Banker of Fox 2 joins Michael Kelley for the day. They start the day talking the need for public transportation to be safer and what it would mean for the region. John Hancock joins talking about his vacation in Florida. CBS News Reporter in Washington DC Stacy Lyn joins the show talking about the finding of President Biden documents. The Railway Exchange Building is being condemned. Finally, Banker tells a story of when he ran into Saints Coach Sean Payton in the bathroom.
CBS News Reporter in Washington DC Stacy Lyn joins the show talking about the finding of President Biden documents.
Michael Kelley and Andy Banker from Fox 2 join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow talking about President Biden documents and George Santos.
KMOX weekend host Scott Jagow roams St. Louis on Sunday mornings, find out where he is headed this week.
How concerned should Americans be about the spread of COVID in China? Fred Bodimer reports.
Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow talking about President Biden investigation involving documents and if this could take spotlight off of former President Trump.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from St. Charles Mayor Dan Borgmeyer who provides updates on the water wells in St. Charles.
Dan Glazier, Executive Director and General Counsel, Legal Services of Eastern Missouri joins the show talking about the move downtown and more.
Sidney Keys III, Author, Entrepreneur and Literary Activist joins Carol and Tom talking about his book "Books N Bros: 44 Inspiring Stories for Black Boys" and promoting his book signing this Saturday in Midtown.
New Police Chief Robert Tracy and Mayor of St. Louis Tishaura Jones join Tom and Carol in studio talking about his first week on the job and what can be done to make city safer.
Jeff Glibert, WWJ Reporter Detroit, joins the show talking about the North American Car of the Year awards.
Rolanda Finch, It's Your Birthday and Megan Cannistraro, Project Linus talk about 2023 MLK Day of Service and what they do for homeless kids on their birthdays.
Illinois State Rep - 58th District Bob Morgan who sponsored Illinois new gun law joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the law and if there would be plans to take guns if they are not registered with local police.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush previews "The Last of Us" on HBO and shows on Amazon Prime and Apple TV+.
Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from Fox 2 Jefferson City correspondent Emily Manley to discuss areas of concern for Missouri lawmakers: women’s dress code, the governor’s State of the State address, and state employee pay.
Morgan Casey, Owner of Date Ideas and Things to Do and Dante Barger Director talk with Tom and Carol about their new project 'Stranger Session.'
Nick Garner, CEO Every Ture Tiger Foundation, Laurence Bowers, Former Tiger, Executive Director Advancing Missouri Athletes and Bud Sasser, Former Tiger, Assistant Director for Student-Athlete Development joins Carol and Tom to talk about the effort to make sure student athletes are fairly compensated when their names, images or likenesses are used.
Chaifetz School of Business professor Jerome Katz talks December jobs, Disney's returns to the office and more.
Michael Hall, St. Louis Cardinals Vice President Community Relations and Executive Director of Cardinals Care joins Tom and Carol explaining how the winter warm up is going to work with it being at the Ballpark and Ballpark Village for the first time.
Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge, Director St. Louis Lambert International Airport and Peter Greenberg, CBS Travel Editor talk with Tom and Carol about the FAA computer outage that grounded flights earlier this morning.
Bloomberg Reporter in Houston Chunzi Xu joins Carol and Tom talking about efforts to boost corn based ethanol.
Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young and KMOX Legal Analyst, joins the show talking about Trump's CFO being jailed, Kim Gardner's racial discrimination lawsuit, and homeless people living in public places.
Illinois State Senator Darren Bailey joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the new ban on assault weapons that Governor Pritzker signed recently into law.
Doctors are still trying to figure out what made Bills Damar Hamlin collapse on the field.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from Grant Bissell, Public Safety Information Coordinator at the Jefferson County Sheriff Department, to discuss the DWI training at the Sheriff's Department that allowed participants to get drunk in order to train officer's response to impaired drivers.
James Bowen, St. Louis University Political Scientist talking President Biden visit to Mexico, meets Mexican/Canadian leaders immigration.
Jeff Smith, Former Missouri State Senator and Executive Director of the Missouri Workforce Housing Association, joins the show talking about the five things that he got wrong in 2022.
Ali Francis, an editor at Bon Appetit, joins Carol and Tom to talk about a new trend -- more people are opting to never eat meat at home but are unwilling to give it up completely.
Dr. Andrew Storm, a Mayo Clinic Therapeutic Endoscopist, joins Tom and Carol talking about new guidance that promotes weight loss drugs and surgery for kids as young as 13.
Laura Davison, a Bloomberg Reporter covering Washington DC and Congress joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel to discuss the House of Representatives voting to strip funds from the IRS.
Jose Ponce, a new board chairman with the Hispanic Chamber and realtor with STL Gold Homes, joined KMOX alongside Facundo Oyenard of Broker Azteca Insurance LLC to talk about the Hispanic Chamber President leaving after just one year.
The debate continues over ward capital funding in the city of St. Louis. Should aldermen get individual pots of money, regardless of the needs of other wards -- or if they even plan to spend it or not? Charles Bryson, policy catalyst at Trailnet, joined Michael Calhoun on Total Information PM.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from Charles Bryson, policy catalyst for Trailnet, to discuss why St. Louis City ward capital funds should be allocated to fixing St. Louis streets.
Hear part of the conversation with Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak and Tom Ackerman talking the off-season and more.
Seth Harris, a professor at Northeastern University and former Labor Secretary, joins Carol and Tom talking about the Federal Trade Commission calling for banning non-compete clauses.
Wendy Hartman, President, Buckingham Strategic Wealth Mentor joins Tom and Carol talking financial literacy for women.
Alleria Stanley, United States Army Staff Sergeant will be honorably discharged after 20 years joins Carol and Tom talking about her life in the US Army and what it was like fully transitioning while on active duty.
Joe Vaccaro, St. Louis Alderman joins Carol and Tom talking about how aldermen are allocated and spending in the wards.
Identity Theft Resource Center Chief Operating Officer James E. Lee joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman to discuss how Black communities lose more money in identity theft than general population.
Every Sunday, KMOX weekend host Scott Jagow finds "Three Good Things" to talk about. This weekend, he focused on his life as a Buffalo Bills fan and the number 3.
Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins Tom Ackerman talking about the win over the weekend against St. Bonaventure and the injury to Fred Thatch Jr.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from Bess McCoy of the Mardi Gras Foundation Board to discuss Mardi Gras in St. Louis- it’s sooner than you think!
It is the first Friday on the New Year, John Hancock and Michael Kelley start the show talking about cars taking your car in for an oil change. Next, Hancock and Kelley remember what happened at the capital two years ago. There are a large number of people losing jobs at high tech companies. Kelley does not understand the point of a Disney trip as an adult. Dr. Mustafa Husaini, Director of Washington University Sports Cardiology joins the show talking about Bills safety Damar Hamlin. Monica Adams joins the show talking about her stepping away from KSDK and what she is doing next.
Monica Adams joins to discuss her transition from TV News to running a Fitness/Boutique parlor
Dr. Mustafa Husaini, Director of Washington University Sports Cardiology joins the show talking about Bills safety Damar Hamlin.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Megan Lynch and Scott Jagow discussing the speaker vote, where democracy stands two years after attack on the capital
Find out where Scott Jagow went this weekend for his Roaming St. Louis segment that airs at 8:20 and 9:20 on Sunday morning during TIAM Weekend.
Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins Megan Lynch talking about the two year anniversary of the January 6th riots on the Capitol, the speaker vote and more.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from CBS News Congressional Correspondent Scott McFarlane and former Missouri Republican Party Executive Director Jean Evans to discuss the vote for Speaker of the House.
Tony Lovasco, Missouri State Rep joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey talking if psilocybin mushrooms for mental health treatment finally be legalized in the state of Missouri.
Ron Himes, St. Louis Black Rep joins Tom and Debbie discussing the upcoming season and saving historic murals.
Dr. Maya Moody, President of the American Academy of Pediatrics Missouri Chapter joins Debbie and Tom in studio providing advice on the triple-demic for students as they go back to school.
Thane Rosenbaum, CBS Legal Analyst, joins Tom and Debbie talking about the second anniversary of the January 6th riots and what happens now that Republicans are in charge.
John Jackson, SIUC Paul Simon Public Policy Institute visiting professor talks with Debbie and Tom talking about the Speaker of the House vote.
Erin Johnson, Illinois Cannabis Regulation Oversight Officer, joins Tom and Debbie talking about her taking over for Danielle Perry and the cannabis industry.
Sarah Armstrong, Google Technology and Trends Expert joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey talking about top searches with the new year and one might be surprising.
Gary Harki, Bloomberg Law Investigations Editor joins Tom Ackerman, Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey talking about why they looked at baby food, the findings and more.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from Scott MacFarlane and John Shimkus to discuss the race for Speaker of the House in Washington, D.C.
Emily Underwood, Missouri Historical Society-Community Initiatives Specialist and Lauren Parks, Co-Founder House of Miles in East St. Louis talking about Miles Davis honored at the Missouri History Museum on Thursday night.
Today, Rodger Brand is celebrating 30 years as the traffic reporter for KMOX, he joins Tom and Megan to talk about some of the most memorable ones.
Jerome Katz, Professor at Chaifetz School of Business talking shoppers in the new year, Southwest and more.
Dr. Paul Bigg, Dentist, A.T. Still University joins the show talking the partnership with Affinia, BJC, and WU to help people with special needs.
Bloomberg Reporter Steven Dennis joins Megan and Tom talking about George Santos and the speaker vote
Allison Fried of CES joins Megan Lynch talking about the return of the Consumer Electronic Show and the reason to now call it CES because of its expansion to include automotive and digital health.
KMOX Legal analyst Brad Young of Harris, Dowell, Fisher & Young joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to talk about statutes of limitations for victims of sexual abuse, vaccine injury claims and more.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun asked former Missouri Republican Party Executive Director Jean Evans why there's so much opposition to Kevin McCarthy becoming Speaker of the House.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from former Missouri Republican Party Executive Director Jean Evans to discuss Kevin McCarthy falling short in a third vote for Speaker of the House.
NHL Hall of Famer Chris Pronger and Football Hall of Famer Dan Dierdorf talk with Tom Ackerman about Bills player Demar Hamlin collapsing on the field.
Maryann Brickey, St. Louis Library Director Central Services joins Tom and Megan talking the library system and what people are reading.
Liem Le, Head Coach of Webster University Chess Team joins Megan and Tom talking about Webster being a top chess team.
Joe Mattieu, Bloomberg Washington Reporter joins Megan and Tom talking about Kevin McCarthy aiming to be Speaker of the House.
John Dorer, CEO of Immigration Office Solutions, Global Staffing Expert joins Megan and Tom talking about the need for immigrant workers and what it does for the US economy.
Patrick DeHaan, Head of Petroleum Analysis at Gas Buddy joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about oil and gas prices and predictions for 2023
The Eugene Field House Museum off Broadway is a three story 1800's era home. A sprinkler burst in the attic Christmas Eve forcing water all the way down to the basement. KMOX's Stuart McMillian stopped by to chat with Executive Director Stephanie Bliss about how the clean up was going.
Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins Tom Ackerman talking about the Billikens opening conference play with a win on the road and the memorial for Demetrious Johnson.
Curtis Martin, Founder of the Fellowship Of Catholic University Students joins Tom Ackerman, Megan Lynch, and Debbie Monterrey talking about SEEK23 that has brought about 17,000 people to St. Louis for the conference.
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Some of the best stories we covered in 2022 continues with KMOX Alum BobCostas joining Carol and Tom in studio. KMOX’s Maria Keena talks with Jeopardy champion from St. Louis Emily Fiascoe. Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talked with a neuroscientist about the importance of looking at the “differences” in the human brain. Finally, Tom and Debbie Monterrey chat with TV Guides Matt Roush about the best shows of 2022.
Some of the best stories we covered in 2022 starts with Debbie Monterrey and her son paying a visit to the Telephone Museum in Jefferson Barracks. Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talk with members of the USS St. Louis. KMOX’s Stuart McMillian tells us about Corkball.
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Get up to date on all things news, weather, traffic and sports with Michael Calhoun for TIPM.
Here is a surprise Michael Kelley is out of town so John Hancock is joined by Debbie Monterrey they start the show talking about dogs getting out and Hancock has a story about when a bird got in his house. Next, Southwest Airlines says they will get back on track today, George Santos and sports betting. Michael Kelley joins the show from Florida. Hancock and Monterrey discuss Josh Hawley and Ukraine staying strong against Russia. Many people have started doing dry January. Finally, making New Year’s resolutions.
KMOX weekend host Scott Jagow roams St. Louis on Sunday mornings, find out where he will be roaming this weekend.
Good Housekeeping released their list of the top New Year's Eve movies. Debbie Monterrey, Scott Jagow, and Joe Pott go through the list.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from CBS's travel editor Peter Greenberg who shares some good news from Southwest Airlines.
New York Journalist Susannah Cahalan talks with Debbie Monterrey about her new book "Brain on Fire" and what happened to her that made her write this book and how it has helped others.
TV Guide Critic, Matt Roush joins Debbie and Tom talking about the best shows of 2022 and one thing to look at as 2023 starts.
Ben Hansen, a research associate in the Department of Economics at the University of Oregon talks with Tom and Debbie about a new study that showed in-person schooling is a contributor to teen suicide.
Stacie Haller, Career Consultant joins Tom and Debbie talking that companies are taking the Elon Musk idea and have employees voluntary separate from their positions.
Jeff McCausland, CBS Military Analyst, talks with Debbie Monterrey about Russia attacking Ukraine with more missiles, Zelenskyy's visit to Washington DC and more.
Caleb Rowden, Missouri State Senator talks with Debbie Monterrey about priorities for legislative session, expansion of I-70, CRT and more.
Daniel Thomas, Spokesperson Illinois Office of Tourism joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey talking about their float in the Rose Parade on January 2nd.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from MO Republican lawmaker Brian Seitz who speaks on his free school lunch bill.
Earl Austin Jr, Billiken Broadcaster and host of Earltime Update remembers his friend Demetrious Johnson.
Susan Trautman, Great Rivers Greenway CEO joins Debbie and Tom talking the economic impact of Brickline Greenway.
Jerome Katz, SLU Chaifetz School of Business professor joins the show talking about Southwest Travel and another difficult year for the auto industry.
Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications has her top things to do in St. Louis this weekend plus her Southwest Airlines travel issues.
Tom Casey, Criminal Justice Ministry joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey talking about CJM and how they help those who were in prison re-enter society.
December 28th is National Chocolate Candy Day and also Card Playing Day. Debbie Monterrey and Stuart McMillian discuss what holidays we are celebrating.
Carol Daniel talks with Actor and Missouri State Grad Troy Metcalf about his role as Orville in Babylon
CBS News Political Analyst Leonard Steinhorn joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman talking the latest with Title 42, former President Trump's border restriction policy.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from Mike Boyd of Boyd Group International to discuss the holiday catastrophe customers of Southwest Airlines are experiencing.
Maureen Sweeney McCuen, St. Joseph Housing Initiative Executive Director talks with Debbie and Tom about the Dutchtown neighborhood and what St. Mary's means to the community.
Randy Grim, founder of Stray Rescue-Randy's Rescue Ranch joins Debbie and Tom talking the fallout from a social media hack.
Loret Newlin, Illinois Separation Referendum joins the show talking about how Madison County voters supported a referendum in November that would separate Illinois into two states -- one that encompasses Cook County and Chicago, and one that encompasses the rural downstate areas.
Cynthia Goudy, Rosati-Kain Forever Steering Committee Chair joins Tom and Debbie talking about Rosati-Kain staying open and how they managed to get it done.
Ryan McClure, Gateway Arch Foundation Executive Director talks with Tom and Debbie about Winterfest at the arch and the mask mandate that has been put in the time being.
Tim Elwell, Development Manager with AmeriCorps joins Debbie and Tom & explains what AmeriCorps does and how they help with the cold weather.
Scott Brocato, News Anchor at KRWG Public Radio in Las Cruces and former KMOX Traffic Reporter joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey talking about the challenges trying to fly into St. Louis through Southwest Airlines.
Charlie Beis of Beis Plumbing joins Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey talking the number of calls they had about pipes bursting and the steps to do if your pipes burst in the cold weather.
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Best of TIAM extended, hear from Andy Saunder, author of “Apollo Remastered” on the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 17 mission. Erica Komisar talks how families adjust their lives for a pandemic and then it’s over. Gov. Christine Todd Whitman and Andrew Yang talks about a 3rd political party. Finally, Zhao Ma,Associate Professor of Modern Chinese History and Culture, Head of the Chinese Section Washington University St Louis talks the protests in China and how that affects students from China in St. Louis.
Best of TIAM extended, hear from Dr. Laura Brimbal from Texas State University talking about truth tellers among children. Dr. Parag Bhatt, Director of Science at SILO Wellness talking psychedelics. Dr. Lindsay Clukies from St. Louis Children’s Hospital talks gun violence and what she has seen from a pediatric side of it. Finally, Jeff Mizanskey spent decades behind bars for marijuana charges, find out his reaction after marijuana was legalized in Missouri.
Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey talks with Tom Ackerman about the loss to SIUE and the team going into conference play.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from Sean Phillips of CDL and Associates, the owner of several malls in the St. Louis area, to discuss how the malls handle the massive influx of customers around Christmas time.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley discuss Club Soda freezing in the car and wearing layers. In the one political segment Hancock and Kelley talk Volodymyr Zelensky and George Santos. Advice on wrapping Christmas presents from John Hancock. Dave Simons, Host of KMOX Dollars and Sense Show join the show talking about your money as we go into 2023. Fox 2 Anchor Andy Banker talks Mizzou/Illinois, and a preview of what to see from Hancock and Kelley on Fox 2 the next two weeks. Finally, the two complain about streaming services.
Dave Simons, Host of KMOX Dollars and Sense Show joins the show talking about your money as we go into 2023
John hancock and Michael Kelley join Megan Lynch and Carol Daniel discussing Roy Blunt, Christmas plans and more.
If the bitter cold and high winds lead to power outages....the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is warning consumers to be on alert when using portable generators. Carol Daniel talks with Nicolette Nye.
Entertainment Weekly ranked the top 20 Christmas movies, Carol Daniel, Megan Lynch and Joe Pott discuss the list
John Klein, Former SLU Billiken Soccer player and second round pick of St. Louis City SC joined The Dave Glover Show yesterday to talk about the emotions of being selected by the home town team.
Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear updates on the winter weather from KMOX's Kevin Killeen and IDOT's Joe Monroe.
Dr. Mike Mahon, Clinical Psychologist and Host of "Psych with Mike" talks with Megan and Carol about the "The Epidemic of Loneliness."
Billy House, Bloomberg News Congressional Reporter joins Megan and Carol talking latest on Janurary 6th and Trump allies taking the fifth.
Jennifer Keiper, CBS Correspondent joins Carol and Megan talking about holiday travel weather
Dave Wrone, St. Lois County Transportation and Public Works talks about the roads as the winter storm approaches.
Dr. Ryan Jennings, St. Elizabeth Hospital Interim Chief Medical Officer, joins Carol and Megan talking about how to protect your health in the cold winter.
John Sastry, Board Member and Miranda Stewart, Child and Youth Advocate talk with Debbie Monterrey about Humanitri and how they help with the homeless.
Joe Monroe, IDOT Engineer-District 8 joins Megan Lynch and Carol Daniel talking about the preparations that IDOT has taken to prepare for the winter storm.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear updates on the winter weather that will hit St. Louis and how the Missouri Department of Transportation is preparing the roads for it.
Inspirational Speaker John O'Leary joins the show in studio talking about story, when he met Jack Buck and what he is grateful for.
Jerome Katz, Professor at Chaifetz School of Business joins the show talking about homebuilding, crypto-currency and more.
Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis Vice President of Communications joins Carol and Megan talking about the top things to do in St. Louis over Christmas.
Retiring US Senator Roy Blunt joins Megan and Carol talking about his career, retirement and more.
Jackie Sturm, Allergist with Allergy, Asthma and Immunology Center locations in Shiloh and Maryville taks with Carol and Megan talking about food allergies and new treatment.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Carol Daniel and Megan Lynch talking about January 6th, Title 42, and Twitter layoffs
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from managing partner at Polsinelli PC Jane Arnold who discusses the law firm's decision to leave downtown St. Louis for Clayton.
Frank Absher, St. Louis media historian joins the show talking the history of Santa and its direct relation to the Gateway City.
Brandon Williams, St. Louis Battlehawks VP of business event operations joins Carol and Debbie talking about his time growing up in St. Louis playing in the NFL and coming back to work for the Battlehawks
Lindsay Clukies, Washington University in St. Louis pediatric emergency medicine physician joins Debbie and Carol talking the amount of gun violence that she sees and what the emergency room is doing to help kids learn.
Scott McFarlane, CBS Radio joins Carol and Debbie discussing the latest with January 6th committee and what could be next.
Samantha Ettus, Founder and CEO of Park Place Payments joins Debbie Monterrey giving advice on saving money in your 40s and 50s.
Carol Daniel talks with Dr. Sheila Green-Samuels, Assistant Principal at Confluence Preparatory Academy High School and Clifton Kinnie, Cross Categorical Special Education Teacher at Gateway Stem High School about Catalyst Teacher Fellowship Program.
Zohra Zaimi, Welcome Neighbor STL's Supper Club Coordinator, joins Carol Daniel and Debbie Monterrey talking about holiday gift boxes on sale full of cookies that are made by refugee chefs.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's feature story, hear from Phil Hulse, founder of St. Louis developer Green Street, on the Armory’s successful opening weekend and the continued development of Midtown.
Lunna Lopes, Senior Survey Analyst Kaiser Family Foundation and lead author joins Carol and Debbie talking about MMR vaccines, opposition from Republicans and vaccine rates.
Donnell Walters, President Ethical Society of Police, talks about the new police chief.
Joe Zydlo, Regional Communications Manager Red Cross talks with Carol and Debbie talking about the Audacy Blood Drive.
Vernon Betts, St. Louis City Sheriff joins Debbie and Carol talking about gun violence in the city and the civil courts building that was struck by gunfire.
Cara Anthony, KHN reporter joins Carol and Debbie talking about a story that she wrote about an artist that is using shell casings to create art.
Peter Merideth, Missouri State Rep, South St. Louis joins Carol and Debbie talking about the state gun law, a bill he filed and the need for red flag laws.
St Clair County Board Chairman Mark Kern, joins Debbie Monterrey and Carol Daniel talking about what is next for the Belle Clair Fairgrounds.
Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey talks with Joe Pott about the win over the weekend against Drake and the importance of winning games against teams that are also winning.
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In hour 2 of Hancock & Kelley, the two discuss Twitter and Elon Musk's current leadership of the company. Retired US Army Colonel Jeff McCausland joins to discuss the war in Ukraine. Former SLU Soccer coach Bill McDermott also joins to preview the World Cup Final between Argentina and France.
Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's edition, hear the women who organized Wreaths Across America at Jefferson Barracks cemetery.
In hour 1 of Hancock & Kelley, the two discuss Donald Trump's latest announcement as well as who will be the new Speaker of the House.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey talk Trump, republican party, and Senator Josh Hawley
KMOX weekend host Scott Jagow roams St. Louis on Sunday mornings, find out where he will be roaming this weekend.
There are growing concerns of older Americans not getting the most up to date Covid booster.
Mallory McGowin of the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education talked with Michael Calhoun on Total Information PM about the need for teachers to have better pay.
Robert Costa is filling on for Margret Brennan this week on face the nation and he joins Megan Lynch talking Senate approving one week continuing resolution, January 6th, and White House new Covid plan with cases spiking.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines in the community. In today's edition, hear from Mallory McGowin, spokesperson for the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education in Missouri, to discuss the teacher shortage in the state and their consistently low pay.
Judith Anderson, Account Executive Sales at Audacy joins talking about SSM Cardinal Glennon and one lucky person getting advertising on KMOX.
Shep Hyken, Customer Service Expert/Bestselling author joins Carol and Tom talking about fear of messing up.
Danielle Williams, Miss Rodeo Missouri 2023 joins the show talking about her time as a teenager at Cardinal Glennon.
John Callahan, Callahan Pickleball Academy joins Carol and Tom talking about the game of pickleball and trying to give away a day of pickleball with a donation to Cardinal.
Eddie Sholar of Fast Eddie's Bon Air has made a donation at SSM Cardinal Glennon and has challenged other business to match.
Brad Jones, NFIB Missouri Small Business Association talking about Optimism Index rose 0.6 points in November and the importance of small business.
Phil Hulse, Green Street Real Estate Ventures and CEO and Ali Lamb, Marketing Director for "The Armory STL" join Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the re-opening of The Armory.
Shop Local has been a growing trend as online shopping takes a bigger bite out of the retail pie. Debbie Monterrey finds there's no shortage of local makers or demand for their goods.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Wash U and Barnes Jewish cardiologist Dr. Alan Braverman about what an Aortic-Aneurysm is.
Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines across the country. In today's edition, hear new St. Louis Police Chief Robert Tracy's opening statement to the city.
Dan Kramer, Nieman Marcus General Manager talks about Tree of Hope and a gift card with your donation.
Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis joins the show talking about the top five things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Former KMOX Personality Charlie Brennan joins Carol and Tom talking about retirement and donating to Cardinal Glennon.
Laura Russell Ricci, St. Louis VA Social Worker and Suicide Prevention Team joins Tom and Carol talking about the suicide rates among veterans.
Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst and partner at Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins the show talking Lamar Johnson, and recreational Marijuana in Missouri.
Jerome Katz, Chaifetz School of Business Professor joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about inflation, and electric cars.
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Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines across the country.
Former KSDK Anchor, Karen Foss, talks with Carol and Tom about Tree of Hope and donating a painting.
Roger Wiggington, Don Rogers LTD joins Carol and Tom talking about Cardinal Glennon and a shopping spree with Carol.
Lori Winkler, SSM Safe Kids St. Louis Coordinator/Injury Prevention Nurse Coordinator talks with Carol about what she does and how to help children.
Olympic Gold Medalist Jackie Joyner-Kersee joins Carol and Tom talking about the Tree of Hope Campaign and a chance to workout with her.
Michael McGovern, Bellville, Ill Bishop joins Carol and Tom talking about wanting an ban on assault weapons.
Dr. Paul Weiss, President of Oasis, joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel in studio talking about what he did when the pandemic started and how they are helping seniors so they are not socially isolated.
Sunday's splashdown of the Orion space capsule was the end of Artemis 1, but just the start of humanity's return to..... basically anywhere beyond the parking lot of space... which is Earth's orbit. Michael Calhoun has more.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about The Kindred and National Treasure Edge of History on Disney Plus
Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines across the country.
Melanie Broyles, Miss Manners joins Carol and Tom talking about holiday party behavior.
Pitmaster at Sugarfire Zach Dingman joins Carol and Tom talking about the Tree of Hope campaign and a chance to win a hog.
David Steward, Founder and CEO of Lion Forge Animation and Angela Carr, Vice President and Chief Impact Officer at Nine PBS join the show talking about the Animated Series "Drawn In."
Carrie Lemon, Cardinal Glennon Board Certified Music Therapist joins Carol Daniel as we kick off our Tree of Hope campaign about what she does and how music can help.
Denny Hoskins, Missouri State Senator joins Carol and Tom talking about the bill he prefilled in Missouri Legislature for sports betting.
Cara McNulty, CVS/Aetna's President of Behavioral Health and Mental Wellbeing joins Carol Daniel discussing the mental health wellbeing for young adults
Julie Nieman, Executive Vice President, CFA at Smith Moore joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about a recession
Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins Tom Ackerman talking about the loss to Boise State and what is ahead for SLU basketball.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about the concerns with strep throat in the St. Louis area with Dr. Marya Strand, the vice president of Medical Affairs at SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital.
Michael Calhoun hosts Total Information PM and brings you today's today's top local and national news alongside long form interviews with notable people making headlines across the country.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley talk about the Brittney Griner prison swap and why is didn’t include Paul Whelan, and Kelley explains why President Biden has been so successful. Next, talk about holiday traditions. CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula joins the show talking about the power outage in the Carolina’s and what it means to the power sub stations around the country. Hancock and Kelley debate if early voting is a good thing. John Hancock Jr. joins the show talking about Thursday Night Football and the addition of Willson Contreras
CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula joins the show talking about the power outage in the Carolina’s and what it means to the power sub stations around the country.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow talking about Vicky Hartzler and same sex marraige, plus Brittney Griner prison swap.
An explanation of the disease that has forced Celine Dion to cancel her tours for the time being.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins Scott Jagow talking about Brittney Griner back in the US, same sex marriage bill, and more.
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Erin Bode and Elizabeth Hogan from the St. Louis Christmas Carols join the show talking about a free Holiday concert at the Missouri History Museum's Lee auditorium tonight.
Rung for Women CEO Leslie Gill and Bronwyn Morgan, Founder XEO Air, join Tom and Carol to talk about the need for more women in technology and geospatial industries.
Jay Greenberg, St. Louis Special Agent in Charge joins Tom and Carol with reaction to the sentencing to the St. Louis Alderman and the complaints of them being set up.
Mizzou Football Coach Eli Drinkwitz joins Tom and Carol talking about the challenges of the transfer portal, NIL and the upcoming bowl game against Wake Forest.
Joe Zydlo, American Red Cross joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the need to donate blood and the Audacy KMOX Blood Drive.
Orvin Kimbrough, President Midwest BankCentre talks with Carol Daniel talking his goals for entrepreneurs and how to address poverty.
K-M-O-X's Maria Keena talks Tom Scheifler, the Chair of the Safety Committee of the St. Louis Hills Neighborhood Association about his project that involves cameras, and hiring private off duty police officers
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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about Trevor Noah stepping away from the Daily Show and Law and Order SVU is goodbye to one of their own.
Dr. Annie Artiga Garner, Associate Professor of Psychology at St. Louis University joins Carol and Tom talking why teens with ADHD have high risk for car crashes.
Explore St. Louis Cat Neville joins Tom and Carol in studio talking about the top things to do in St. Louis over the weekend.
Scott Silverman, Your Crisis Coach joins Tom and Carol talking about addiction, the signs and how to help.
Co-Chairs of the Forward Party, former New Jersey Governor Christine Todd Whitman and former Democratic Presidential candidate Andrew Yang join Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about if we need a viable political parties.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Tom and Carol talking about the sentencing for the three board of alderman, the Trump organization and more.
KMOX's Maria Keena joins Tom and Carol talking about Tuesday nights town hall to hear the four candidates for St. Louis Police Chief.
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Rick Hummel "The Commish" joins Tom and Carol in studio talking about his career at the Post-Dispatch and life on the road covering the Cardinals.
Andy Saunders, NASA image restorer joins Carol and Tom talking about his book Apollo Remastered, The Ultimate Photographic Record.
Leonard Steinhorn, CBS Political Analyst joins Tom and Carol talking about Georgia run-off election.
This evening, citizens will have onechance to meet the four finalists for St. Louis Police Chief in a 6:00 town Hall at Vashon High School. Two days before Thanksgiving, St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones announced the town hall and encouraged people to take a survey on the city's website for what they wanted in a chief, KMOX's Maria Keena goes in depth.
Amy Hunter, Caleres VP of diversity, equity and inclusion talks with Carol and Tom about how people want part time jobs over full time because of child care.
Julie Lawson, Consultant, Author, Keynote Speaker joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman in studio talking about how you can learn from watching the coaches of professional sports teams on how to coach your office.
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KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with Downtown St. Louis alderman Jack Coatar who has decided to get out of politics after losing to Megan Green for Board of Alderman President.
Carmen Fronczak, Executive Director Friendship Village Chesterfield and Chief Revenue Officer Friendship Village Senior Services joins Tom and Carol talking about technology awarded that helps seniors survive and thrive.
AP Reporter Tim Sullivan joins Carol and Tom talking about recent article about why he interviewed residents from Hudson Wisconsin and why small town voters no longer fear America.
KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with Beth Huebner, Professor Criminal Justice at University of Missouri St. Louis about new reports provide unprecedented look at plea negotiations in the US.
St. Louis State Senator Brian Williams joins Tom and Carol talking about the bill to reinstate the conceal carry ban and reacts to proposals to put St. Louis police back under state control.
Mark Hamrick, Senior Economic Analyst at Bankrate joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking jobs report and jobless claims.
CVS has installed safes in all 207 Missouri pharmacies including in all 70 in St. Louis. CVS Pharmacy Lead Nate Burrell talks with Carol Daniel about the installation.
Michelle and Wayne Sirls of Rendleman Orchards in Alto Pass Illinois talk to Carol Daniel about the family business.
Fred Bodimer reports on if more boosters are coming -- Dr. Anthony Fauci says people will only need one booster a year.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger tells us how to get our money in order as we end 2022 and enter 2023.
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CBS Political Analyst Leonard Steinhorn joins John Hancock talking railroad agreement and President Biden hosting Macron from France for a state dinner. Bull Rider Marcus Mast joins Hancock talking about the PBR being at Enterprise Center this weekend. Scott Kemper, part of the Llywelyn's restaurant joins the show talking about the restaurant and surviving the pandemic. Finally a little World Cup talk.
Profesinoal Bull Rider Marcus Mast joins John Hancock in studio talking about how one gets into bull riding the money and PBR at Enterprise Center this weekend.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey talking about the incoming speaker of the Missouri house and property tax.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins Megan Lynch talking railroad strike and why France for first Covid dinner hosted by President Biden.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about a new drug with Dr. Joy Snider, a Washington University professor of neurology at the Knight Alzheimer's Research Center.
Jenni Tetzlaff, Marcus Theatres joins Carol and Megan talking about the recent survey of favorite holiday movies.
Jason Hall, CEO of Greater St. Louis Inc. joins Carol and Megan talking about moving into a new headquarters in downtown and why it is important.
Zhao Ma, Associate Professor of Modern Chinese History and Culture, Head of the Chinese Section Washington University St. Louis joins Megan and Carol in studio talking about the impact of China protests.
Linda Kenyon, CBS Radio Reporter joins Megan and Carol talking the latest with the railroad strike.
Dan Harbaugh, President Ronald McDonald House Charities of St. Louis joins Carol and Megan in studio talking about the new house that will break ground on the Forest Park location Friday morning.
The four-time international award-winning Ambassadors of Harmony (based in St. Charles) are back with their annual holiday show at the Touhill. Co-director Jim Henry talks to Debbie Monterrey about the show, how the 100+ member group got through the pandemic without being able to sing together and why their outreach to students is more important than ever.
The family of a powered paraglider who crashed into the Missouri River more than a month ago is still searching for any sign of him in the Big Muddy. KMOX's Michael Calhoun talked with 35-year-old Kenny Lee Loudermilk's brother-in-law Kevin Baker.
Michael Hall, Vice President of Community Relations and Executive Director of Cardinals Care joins Carol Daniel and Megan Lynch talking about the Cardinals gift drive and the winter warm up.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer got an update on flu and Covid cases from Washington University Dr. Rob Poirier, clinical director of the emergency department at Barnes Jewish Hospital.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about new series George and Tammy on Showtime and season two of Slow Horses.
Ryan McClure, Gateway Arch Park Foundation Executive Director joins Carol and Megan talking about the $24.5 million renovation to the Old Courthouse.
Jerome Katz, Chaifetz SLU School of Business talks Black Friday numbers, economic numbers for rest if year and the New Year.
Cat Neville, VP of Communications Explore St. Louis, talks with Carol and Megan about things to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Helen Turner, Director of Education – St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum and Dr. Frances Levine, Interim Executive Director join Carol Daniel and Megan Lynch talking about what the Holocaust is doing to educate visitors.
Madeleyn Valenzuela, Google Search Trends Expert, joins Megan and Carol to tell them about the most popular Google searches in the last month.
Jennifer Siess Gansner, Mindset Performance Coach, Organizational Psychologist, Mine to Define joins Megan Lynch and Carol Daniel talking about aspiring young athletes and what something like the World Cup could do to inspire.
Megan Green, New Board of Alderman President, joins Carol and Megan to provide an update on the board and the transition to the role of President, and talks about what is on the list to fix in the city.
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Just as you're turning the thermostat dial higher, your natural gas bill is headed the same direction. Potentially twice in a little more than a month. KMOX's Michael Calhoun questioned Spire Vice President Scott Weitzel, starting with the hike that took effect yesterday, which is tied to the cost of wholesale gas.
Dr. Michael Mahon, Clinical Psychologist and host of the podcast Psych with Mike, joins KMOX to talk about giving yourself permission to not enjoy the holidays.
Elad Gross, a local civil rights attorney, joins KMOX's Michael Calhoun to talk about the city countersuing him over the state's Sunshine Law.
Joe Mathieau, Bloomberg Washington Bureau joins Carol and Debbie talking about Biden and Pelosi moving to prevent a looming shutdown of the nation's freight railroads.
Christina Strait, Strait Reality joins Carol Daniel talking about if the housing market is frozen.
Gloria Lu, Your Home Sold-Guaranteed Reality joins Debbie Monterrey talking if the housing market is frozen from she is seeing.
Steven Bansbach, U.S. Customs and Border Protection Public Affairs joins Carol Daniel talking about counterfeit NFL rings.
Dr. Ziyad Al-Aly, Clinical Epidemiologist, Assistant Professor, School of Medicine Washington University in St. Louis joins Carol and Debbie talking about Washington University study of Covid brain fog.
John O'Gorman, Forest Park Forever's Senior VP of Development and Community Initiatives joins Carol Daniel and Debbie Monterrey talking about the possibility of putting basketball courts in Forest Park.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about programing for those in the holiday spirit both new and old.
Erica Komisar is a Psychotherapist and Parent coach and joins Hancock and Kelley to talk about the mental health struggles students are facing and how parents can help.
Aisha Sultan, St. Louis Post Dispatch joins Carol and Debbie talking about a parent's guide to today's crazy world of college applications.
Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge, Director of St. Louis Lambert International Airport joins Carol and Debbie talking about how the holiday travel was for the airport.
In the latest "What the Media" podcast... Megan Lynch and Julie Smith ask Jon Marshall... Associate Professor at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.
Greg DeYoung, SIUC Professor Operations Management joins Carol and Debbie talking about the latest with the railway strike.
The President of the Ethical Society of Police and a St. Louis Police officer talk to our Maria Keena about the manpower issues facing the police department as well as the 9-1-1 system.
Andrew Meyer, Senior Director of Energy Management and Training, Ameren Missouri joins Carol Daniel and Debbie Monterrey talking about is eastern Missouri power grid is prepared for winter.
Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins Joe Pott talking about the tough loss at Auburn and the upcoming schedule.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger talks pause to student loans until court case is resolved.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley begin the day talking about Thanksgiving leftovers. Next, they talk about whether they were watching Thursday, World Cup or football. Mr. Soccer Bill McDermott joins the show talking about the World Cup. Next, Hancock and Kelley talk about what games they play on Thanksgiving. This hour ends talking about gift giving.
Mr. Soccer Bill McDermott joins Hancock and Kelley to discuss the World Cup and what to expect with the US and England.
Hancock and Kelley join Debbie and Megan discussing Hunter Biden and inflation plus gun control.
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St. Louis inmate Bobby Bostic was serving a 241-year sentence for a series of robberies he committed when he was 16. Bostic, changed his life in prison. He went to school, read and wrote books, even though he had no hope of ever getting out. CBS News correspondent Erin Moriarity was there when Bostic was released thanks to the judge who first put him behind bars.
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Debbie, Megan and Tom have a roundtable discussion of bad parents and coaches at youth sports and in which some cases yelling curse words at the kids.
Jerome Katz, KMOX Business Analyst talking black Friday shopping and the looming rail strike.
As Planet Earth is heating up, a growing number of farmers are pulling up stakes and moving north, chasing cooler temperatures which their crops need for growth. CBS News Correspondent Ben Tracy has a report on how climate change is changing where and what we plant.
The Housing Authority of St. Louis County will soon be demolishing an aging 70-unit apartment complex in Maryland Heights. KMOX's Megan Lynch goes in depth on what will happen to the families living there now.
Scott MacFarlane, CBS News Correspondent joins Tom and Debbie talking about SCOTUS clears way for Trump tax returns to go to House committee.
Bloomberg Reporter, Leah Nylen joins Debbie and Tom talking about Democratic Senators urge DOJ to unwind Live-Nation and Ticketmaster. Also KMOX Digital Content Producer Jane Mather-Glass talks about her experience trying to get Taylor Swift tickets.
Hoylelton Youth and Family services in St Clair County is now better equipped to respond to families in need after a group of women from New Life In Christ in O'Fallon, Illinois delivered care packages to them. KMOX's Carol Daniel talks with Laura Tinker, Director of Care Coordination and Crisis Care.
Gentry Trotter, Founder of HeatUpStLouis.Org joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman talking about the need to help this time of year.
Debbie Monterrey, Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman discuss Country Living Magazine top 10 Thanksgiving Day foods, and what should be put on the list.
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Bob Ibach, Nikco Sports joins Tom Ackerman talking the new three baseball set featuring the careers of Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina and the MVP season of Paul Goldschmidt.
Megan Lynch talks with David Oxenford, Media Law attorney with Wilkinson, Barker, and Knauer in Washington D-C about why media outlets will abstain from taking money from the recreational marijuana industry.
Mark Moebius, Epic Empowerment Co-Founder talks with Carol Daniel about a Chesterfield church helping homeless teens.
Nicole Greer, Creve Coeur Councilwomen joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman talking National League of Cities' City Summit.
Leonard Steinhorn, CBS Political Analyst joins Tom and Megan discussing railway union votes.
Shelly Harmon, Manager of Energy Efficiency at Ameren joins Megan and Tom talking about the five ways to stay off the naughty list with your holiday energy usage.
The pandemic led to predictions of the death of movie theaters. experts say people are leaving their couches and heading back to theaters, and there are some new ways to entice them.
Patrick DeHaan, GasBuddy Head of Petroleum Analysis joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about gas prices as we approach Thanksgiving travel.
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Karen Pojmann, Communications Director - Missouri Department of Corrections joins Tom and Carol talking about tattoo vocational training for inmates.
Carol Daniel talked with Erica Sinner talks about how a Thanksgiving meal went from a household to hundreds in need.
Parag Bhatt, Silo Wellness-Chief Science Advisor/ Pharmacologist/ Intake Coordinator joins Tom and Carol talking about psychedelic mushrooms.
The World Cup is officially underway in Qatar. The U-S plays their first game today. KMOX's Scott Jagow stopped by a local soccer bar during his Roaming St. Louis segment on Total Information AM Sunday talking with General Manager Billy Holley along with owner Jeff Lyle of the Amsterdam Tavern.
Opal Jones, President and CEO of Doorways joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman about the new state of the art $40 million in St. Louis' Jeff-Vander-Lou Neighborhood.
Delmar Divine is now a mixed use facility, with dozens of non-profits, community meeting space as well as apartments. Another piece of Maxine Clark's vision is opening today -- the Greater Health Pharmacy and Wellness Center. Carol Daniel met with owner and entrepreneur Dr. Marcus Howard to get more of his story.
Like many businesses, movie theaters had no choice but to wait out the pandemic. but the jury is still out on whether theater business will ever return to pre-pandemic levels. KMOX's Debbie Monterrey takes a look.
Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins Tom Ackerman talking about the weekend that was at Mohegan Sun Basketball Hall of Fame Tip Off Classic.
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CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger talks about the latest with student loan forgiveness.
Hancock and Kelley talk with Imad Toubal who is a University of Missouri Computer Science Graduate and PhD Candidate. He is the one of the creators of Deeptector. He explains "deepfakes" to John and Michael.
TIAM. Hancock and Kelly are in the studio to talk about the GOP vs. The Democrats. Paul Goldschmidt getting the MVP.
Brian Owens and Sophia Stephens talk their new book, A New Holiday: A Magical Christmas Story For Children Coping with Loss.
Mary Fernandes of Solis Agrosciences discusses STL Startup Week On Total Information AM.
Chesterfield Mayor Bob Nation talks to Tom and Carol on Total Information AM, about the Chesterfield Mall TIF.
Michael Fallahkhair talks to Total Information AM about the prevalence of mental illness in adults who live in rural America and what structures are being put in place to help.
Patty Bedborough, The Chief Financial Officer for Parkway School District, Talks to Total Information AM about the Chesterfield Mall TIF Development and how it will effect the school district.
Brad Young discusses the impact of recreational marijuana and how it may affect employment.
Carolyn Kindle talks to Tom Ackerman of Total Information Am about the opening of CityPark.
Ron Jacober & Bob Tiemann talk about their book, '64 Cardinals, and the signing they have coming up this Thursday at 6 p.m.
Jerome Katz from SLU Business School talks to Total Information AM about marijuana legalization in MO.
Dr. Niki Davis, self proclaimed food nerd, gives advice on Thanksgiving planning, and how to keep it cost-effective even while prices are rising.
Antoinette Cousins, Chairperson Citywide Plan for Education, Joins Total Information AM to discuss ways for the board of education to look at education in a different way for the city of St Louis.
Missy Kelley and Alayna Burke talk to Carol about their book "Full: Overcoming our Eating Disorders to Fully Live."
Sarah Lovegreen of the Alzheimer's Association, talks about the hardship of dealing with Alzheimer during the holidays.
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Find out what is in store weather wise this week from AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean DeVore
On Monday the Muny announced the 2023 summer lineup, Carol Daniel had the chance to sit down with President and CEO Kwofe Coleman to talk about the work of putting the season together.
Austin Smith, Founder and CEO of Mission Control joins Carol and Tom talking about mission control and what it is doing for E-Sports
Julie Lock, Executive Director-Food Outreach joins Tom and Carol talking about medically tailored meals for diabetes patients
Michael Kelley, Co-Host of Hancock and Kelley is in Florida not far from Mar-a-Lago where former President Trump is making a special announcement tonight. He joins Tom and Carol talking about announcement and more.
AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean DeVore joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel updating today's weather and what type of winter we could see in the area
Nick Ragone, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing and Communications Officer for Ascension joins Tom Ackerman talking about the Ascension Charity recap and an update on Normandie.
Kristen Sorth, St. Louis County Library Director and CEO joins Tom and Carol talking about the meeting with the goal to get everyone in Missouri online.
Bob Becker from MODOT joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the treatments of the roads.
A renewed call for everyone to get that new updated COVID booster shot as two new variants are now dominant across the United States raising fears of a winter surge. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about that with Dr. William Schaffner, the medical director of the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases
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Becky Hatter, Retiring CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters talks with Carol Daniel about rediscovering her love for painting and art in her retirement.
Erica Komisar, LCSW/parent Coach talks with Tom and Carol and teen girl bullying. For more information visit ericakomisar.com.
Steve Butz of Crawford Butz Insurance joins Tom and Carol talking about the rise of car insurance and mortgage rates.
Jeff Mizanskey was in prison serving a life sentence for marijuana, he joined Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about his time in jail and reaction to Missouri making it legal.
Lutz Pfannesteil, St. Louis City SC Sporting Director joins Tom Ackerman talking about the players they picked in the expansion draft last week and the upcoming game at CityPark with City 2 and Bayer Leverkusen
Leonard Steinhorn, CBS News Political Analyst joins Tom and Carol talking about Trump deposition for January 6th and midterm elections.
AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean DeVore joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the upcoming snow and what we need to be prepared for.
Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins Tom Ackerman talking about the first week of the season and what Tuesday's game against Memphis could be like.
Fred Bodimer reports that one in five deaths in those ages 20-49 are associated with alcohol.
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Find out what is in store weather wise this week from AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean DeVore
John Hancock and Michael Kelley begin the day talking about getting shots. Next, they break down the elections. Mick O’Halloran, Folds of Honor joins Hancock and Kelley talking about how folds of honor got started and what they do today. Col. Jeff McCausland, CBS Military Analyst talking the latest in Russia and Ukraine. Cardinals Broadcaster Rick Horton talks Cardinals hot stove.
Mick O'Halloran is a volunteer with Folds of Honor and joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the organization and ways to help.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Megan Lynch and Carol Daniel talking about the results of the midterm elections and what might happen in the Georgia run-off.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan visits with Megan Lynch talking midterm results and what it might mean for President Biden in the final two years of his term.
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David Kirkman, Artist-in-Residence with the Department of African and African-American Studies at WashU in St. Louis/Filmaker talking "Underneath: Children of the Sun" is at Westport playhouse Nov. 18-19.
Richard Lehman, MD, FACS Director US Center Sports Medicine, Orthopedic Surgeon joins Tom and Carol talking about podcast and book 'How to Raise an Athlete: The Formula'
Bradford Goette, CEO Managing Partner Nirvana Investments joins Tom and Carol talking about what the recent vote to legalize marijuana means for the dispensary in West County.
Lyndall Fraker, Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Director of Medical Marijuana Regulations talks with Debbie Monterrey about the next steps for legalization of recreational pot.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian tells the story of Lindsay Price a young women who lost her life to drug.
Mike Andrew, General Counsel Enterprise Holdings and Tori Dempsey, Attorney at Legal Services of Eastern Missouri join Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking the high number of homeless in children today.
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When you think of literature, you probably think of quiet, sedate, hushed tones. But tonight in Grand Center, a literature event is likely to be loud and raucous. The LA Times called it "the most entertaining reading series ever." Debbie Monterrey talks to St Louis native and author Adrian Zuniga, the man who created the Literary Death Match.
Local researchers are out with a new study on how well the anti-viral drug Paxlovid does at preventing long-Covid. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about it with the lead study author. Dr. Ziyad AlAly, a clinical epidemiologist at Wash U and the Veterans Affairs St. Louis Health Care system.
Laura Morton, Filmmaker SLIFF joins Tom and Carol talking about documentary "Anxious Nation" that airs today at St Louis International Film Festival.
Filmmaker, Tim Gray joins Tom and Carol talking about 'Jack Taylor: The Enterprise' which debuted on PBS and is now streaming
Jo Mannies, former St. Louis Post-Dispatch political reporter joins Tom and Carol talking about what happened with the local elections.
CBS Correspondent Jim Krasula joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about about the midterms elections from across the country
Carol Daniel talks with Gus Faucher the Chief Economist for PNC BANK along with the Regional President of PNC Michael Scully From the PNC C-SPEAK PODCAST where they talk to local and regional C-level executives.
KMOX Reporters were covering watch parties for Trudy Busch Valentine, Eric Schmitt, Mark Mantovani and Dr. Sam Page. Kevin Kileen was there as Page won another term as St Louis County Executive. and Maria Keena has more from the concession and victory speeches last night in the U-S Senate race where Schmitt, as expected....was victorious over Busch-Valentine.
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There is a new member joining St. Louis County. Republican Dennis Hancock beat Democrat Vicki Englund to replace the retiring Tim Fitch. At the moment of his win, Michael Calhoun was speaking with the former Mayor of Fenton.
A new documentary follows two years in the life of one single mother in East St. Louis and her three young children. Debbie Monterrey has more with filmmaker Aisha Sultan.
Bob Kendrick, Negro Leagues Museum President joins Tom and Carol talking about the history of the Negro Leagues in St. Louis and the possibility of "outpost" in St. Louis.
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Aric Prather, PhD, Associate Professor, Psychiatry UCSF joins Carol and Tom talking about his book "The Sleep Prescription: Seven Days to Unlocking Your Best Rest"
Matt Pieper, CBS Correspondent joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about Musk taking over twitter and now wanting to hire back people that were fired last week.
Kevin Kline, Filmmaker at SLIFF joins Tom and Carol talking about being an ultra runner, his time at KMOX in the 90s and his documentary "Delivering Hope" that debuts tomorrow at Webster University.
Caya Aufiero, Dutchtown Community Improvement District Chairperson talks with Carol and Tom about
Leonard Steinhorn, CBS Political Analyst joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about today's election and what it might look like across the country.
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Fred Bodimer KMOX Executive Producer, Health Editor and Religion Editor joins Tom and Carol to talk about his 40 years working at KMOX.
A new exhibit is set to open at Soldier's Memorial this Friday called Vietnam: At War and At Home. KMOX's Carol Daniel got a preview tour from Michael Venso.
Lyah LeFlore Ituen, Arts and Education Council of St. Louis-President joins Carol and Tom talking about Poetry in Motion: St. Louis Poets Take the Mic a film that debuted at the St Louis International Film Festival and will air on PBS.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about Cardinals Hall of Famer Matt Holliday joining his staff, plus the additions of the other coaches.
St. Louis University Athletic Director Chris May joins Tom and Carol talking about the success of soccer and volleyball in the fall and previewing the basketball season which starts today.
Bruce Schatz, Head of Medical Information Science at the University of Illinois Champaign Urbana
Thomas Holbrook, St. Clair County Clerk joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel previewing the Illinois election and absentee ballot counting
The Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins Tom Ackerman previewing opening night of the college basketball season.
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CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger talks about inflation, the drop in salaries.
Today starts with Michael Kelley talking about his evening watching his nephews playing high school soccer. Next, Hancock and Kelley debate if yard signs are a good idea or just a waste of money. The nine o’clock hour starts with personal hygiene talk with how much to do laundry and take showers. Sheriff Vernon Betts joins Hancock and Kelley talking about one of his officers being carjacked and gun point earlier this week. Bob Clark CEO of Clayco joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the legacy of Michael Neidorff.
Sheriff Vernon Betts joins Hancock and Kelley talking about one of his officers being carjacked and gun point earlier this week and how to fix the crime.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking about political ads and the election.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins KMOX's Megan Lynch talking midterm elections, and the US relationship with Israel.
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Carol Daniel got a tour of the new St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum that re-opened Wednesday.
St. Louis County Executive candidate Mark Mantovani joins Carol and Tom talking about why he is running for county executive.
St. Louis County Executive Dr. Same Page joins Carol and Tom talking about his time in office and running for re-election.
Aaron Navarro, CBS Political Reporter joins Tom and Carol talking the latest with polling just days before the midterm elections.
Abigail Doolittle, Bloomberg Markets Correspondent joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about Powell quelling bullish sentiment after the latest rate hike.
Lorenzo Arvantis, Staff Analyst at NewsGuard joins Carol and Tom talking about the dark money political ads on Facebook and Instagram.
Robert Eastern III, Mayor of East St. Louis joins Tom and Carol talking about crime in the city, and his goals for the city as he is running for re-election in April.
Bill Seddon, Senior Vice President of the New Markets Tex Credit Program St. Louis Development joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the money in federal new markets tax credits
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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about a new sitcom on Netflix called "Blockbuster" and Manifest moving to Netflix.
Jo Mannies, Longtime Post-Dispatch Political Reporter joins Carol and Tom previewing the upcoming midterm election.
Jerome Katz, Professor in the Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business at St. Louis University talking about upcoming Musk take over of Twitter and more.
Marie Franklin, newly announced candidate for Mayor of East St. Louis Mayor talks with Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman about her vision for her city and her campaign against incumbent Mayor Robert Eastern III
Dr Mati Hlatshwayo Davis, St. Louis City Health Director joins Tom and Carol talking about school shooting and the type of winter we are in for with all the viruses.
Erika Wheless, Technology Reporter for AdAge, joins Carol and Tom talking about how TikTok wants to help others engage to Gen Z.
Dr. Alex Garza, Head of the St. Louis Pandemic Task Force joins Tom and Carol talking about the triple threat of the flu, RSV, and Covid.
This week’s show starts with Michael Kelley bragging about winning a snooker match last night. We get an update with John Brown who is formally of Fox 2 and now in Orlando about Hurricane Ian. Scott MacFarlane, CBS News Congressional Correspondent joins the show talking January 6th hearings. Dan Ferrell, Senior VP of Sales of marketing for the Cardinals talks about the special weekend that is in store with ceremonies celebrating Molina and Pujols. Dr. Ray Arvidson joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the satellite that hit that the asteroid.
Dan Ferrell, Senior VP of Sales of marketing for the Cardinals talks about the special weekend that is in store with ceremonies celebrating Molina and Pujols
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow talking the latest in politics.
The Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking about the emotions of Pujols hitting 700, clinching the Central division and how to manage this final week of the season.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins KMOX's Debbie Monterrey talking about hurricane Ian, Donald Trump issues in Florida and New York and sending military aid to Ukraine.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about that with Washington University neurologist Dr. Joy Snider, who headed up the local clinical trial of a new drug.
PBS Travel Host and Author Rick Steves' Europe joins Debbie and Carol talking about his new show "Art of Europe" which debuts October 9th on PBS.
Susan Sherman St. Louis Fashion Fund Co-Founder and Interim joins Debbie and Carol talking about iconic Diane von Furstenberg’s Trunk Show coming to St. Louis
Missouri State Senator Holly Thompson Rehder joins Debbie and Carol talking her life experience and her new book "Cinder Girl-Growing up on America's Fringe"
Dr. Jennifer Prohaska, Owner Insight Public Safety and Forensic Consulting joins Carol Daniel and Debbie Monterrey talking about the mental help of police officers and how they do not want help.
Carol Daniel talks with Webster University Chancellor about a Salute to Excellence in Education Scholarship and Awards Gala on Saturday October 1.
Jackie Brock, the widow of Cardinal great Lou Brock talks with Carol Daniel about a family friendly polo match
Emily Kalmer, Missouri Government Relations Director for American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the one year anniversary of Medicaid Expansion in Missouri and the celebration that is coming up this weekend October 1 in Florissant.
The decision by the St. Louis Archdiocese to close two of its high schools in the City of St. Louis, Rosati Kain and St. Mary's has left school leaders in a state of shock. KMOX Religion Editor Fred Bodimer got reaction from Alexis Endsley-Puglisi at Rosati Kain and St. Mary's President Mike England.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush talks a different look for Saturday Night Live, and upcoming Halloween programing.
Bob O'Loughlin, Chairman and CEO of Lodging Hospitality Management joins Carol and Tom has he was the Kim Tucci Heart of St. Louis Award winner from the St. Louis Civic Pride.
Drew Chostner and James Thomas, Co-Founders of the St. Louis Bourbon Society join Carol and Tom to preview the St. Louis Bourbon festival.
KMOX's Debbie Monterrey finds out what would happen if the legislation on sports betting in Missouri was approved.
CBS Radio Correspondent Peter King is in Orlando and provides an update on Hurricane Ian as it approaches land.
St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel in studio talking about Dawan Ferguson case, policing and more.
St. Louis Christmas Carols Association is a non profit that is booking events for December and raising money for charity
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Pat Justis, Manager of Efficient Electrification at Ameren talking about Ameren continuing program to boost businesses that install EV charging stations
DEA Assistant Special Agent in Charge joins Tom and Carol talking about the new rainbow fentanyl and the dangers of it.
Dr. Jason Newland, Washington University pediatric infectious diseases specialist at St. Louis Children's Hospital talks with Carol and Tom and children vaccine policies and hesitancy and if part of problem is that children have not been to pediatrician as much since the pandemic hit.
Rhea Farberman, Director of Strategic Communications and Policy Research - Trust for America's Health talking about the obesity rates and why they are up in every state.
Missouri State Senator, Caleb Rowden joins Tom and Carol talking about the special session and sports betting in Missouri.
Clara Bates, Missouri Independent Reporter joins Carol and Tom talking about the children's division of the Missouri department of social services and them facing high turnover and low morale.
Carol Daniel talks with Founder of the R. Whittington Foundation, Rickey Whittington and Harris Stowe Vice President of Institutional Advancement, Jeff Shaw about Dress Up & Suit Up which provides free business suits for juniors and seniors in high school.
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Hear the extended home run made by John Rooney on Friday night and Mike Claiborne talking with Pujols after the game.
Miss Robbie Montgomery of "Sweetie Pie's" talks with Carol Daniel about her final days at Sweetie Pie's
Leroy Wade, Interim Commissioner Missouri Department of Higher Education & Workforce Development talks with Tom and Carol talking about the labor shortages and if anything is improving.
Charles Franklin, Poll Director Marquette School of Law joins Carol and Tom talking about the public opinion poll on SCOTUS released favor increasing justices and if there is a chance to increase the court.
'Quiet Quitting' isn't only happening in the cubicles or boardrooms... a new survey shows that it's happening on college campuses as well. Stacie Haller, Career Expert at ResumeBuilder talks with Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman about why Quiet Quitting has become so popular in college. Check out the survey HERE
Author Rosalind Wiseman spent ten years researching before she published Queen Bees and Wannabes....Helping Your Daughter Survive Cliques, Gossip, Boyfriends, and Other Realities of Adolescence. She came to St. Louis last week to speak at the Women’s Foundation of Greater St. Louis event about her new book Courageous Discomfort: How to have Brave, Life Changing Conversations about Race and Racism. KMOX’s Carol Daniel sat down with her to talk about it.
During the weekend show Nothing Impossible, KMOX's Michael Calhoun and Travis Sheridan found a start-up working to reverse diseases like diabetes with just a breath. They talks with Jim Howard, CEO of Midtown St. Louis-based Readout Health
The Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney talks with Tom Ackerman about Pujols hitting number 700 and what that night meant to everyone involved.
The popular St. Louis brewery Civil Life celebrated its 11th anniversary Sunday. But as Scott Jagow reports, getting to that 11th year was a bit of a nail-biter
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The tech company recently announced it had built a payment plan option into Apple Pay and Apple Wallet. Financial advisors are raising red flags. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch spoke with Certified Finance Coach Tatiana Tsoir about the risks
After a week tending for his wife, Hancock thinks he can be a nurse then retracts the comments; Next Hancock and Kelley discuss former President Trump’s issues with New York and being sued by New York Attorney General. Hancock doesn’t seem to understand why we continue to wear a mask at the hospitals. Retired CBS News Military Analyst Colonel Jeff McCausland joins Hancock and Kelley discussing the war in Ukraine. Apparently, now you can check out things from the library besides just books. John Hancock Jr. joins the program talking NFL and Pujols chase for 700.
Retired CBS News Military Analyst Colonel Jeff McCausland joins Hancock and Kelley discussing the war in Ukraine.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley talk with Scott Jagow and Debbie Monterrey about midterm elections and more.
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney talks about the win against the Padres and series with the Dodgers
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins KMOX's Debbie Monterrey talking about midterm elections, republicans switching focus to border and more.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about that with the lead researcher for this study. Dr. Ziyad Al Aly, a clinical epidemiologist at Washington University School of Medicine.
Abbie Driver, Missouri Botanical Garden Public Events Coordinator joins Tom and Carol talking about the Best of Missouri Market which returns October 7th.
Steven Karau, Professor of Management at SIUC joins Carol and Tom explaining quite quitting and why it is more common since the pandemic started.
Jodi Weber, Detective Sergeant of the O'Fallon Police joins Carol and Tom to talk about the cold case that was re-opened and how the improvements in DNA helped lead to find the killer.
John Payne, Campaign Manager for Legal Mo 22 talks with Carol and Tom about the Missouri Democratic Party declining the support of legalizing marijuana
New York's Attorney General Letitia James sued former President Donald Trump, his three oldest children, and his company, alleging business fraud involving their most prized assets. CBS White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy joins Tom and Carol to discuss what it all means.
It's three-in-a-row, with the promise of more interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve. Just how far are they willing to go to tame inflation? KMOX's Michael Calhoun goes in-depth.
Dr. Alex Garza, head of the St. Louis Pandemic Task Force talks with Carol Daniel responding to President Biden's comments on 60 minutes saying the pandemic is over and how Covid looks in the St. Louis area.
Gloria Carter Hicks, Human Resources Consultant for Hicks-Carter-Hicks LLC joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about bullying and using profanity in or out of the workplace can be a problem with your employer.
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Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol talks with Tom Ackerman about the struggles of the offense and the promotion of Yepez which means Gorman got sent back to Memphis.
Barry Kirk, Chapman and Co. Leadership Institute joins Carol Daniel and Megan Lynch talking about if people are loyal at their jobs are if they jump job to job too often.
Bart Watson, Chief Economist - Brewers Association talks with Megan and Carol about where Missouri ranks as a beer city and more about drinking.
Lance Lambert, Fortune Magazine editor joins Megan and Carol talking the downturn in the housing market and what to expect going forward.
Andy Wells, President of the Missouri State Chapter of No Left Turn in Education joins the show to continue our coverage of banned books.
Missouri Congresswoman Cori Bush provided an update on efforts to respond to the deadly tornado that hit the Edwardsville Amazon facility, leaving six workers dead. Last week, she introduced legislation aimed at protecting Amazon employees.
Founder of Dance the Vote Joan Lipkin joins Carol and Megan talking about Dance the Vote which takes place this Saturday at the Missouri History Museum.
Corporal Dallas Thompson of the Missouri Highway patrol joins Carol Daniel and Megan Lynch talking about speeding on the highways that we saw during the pandemic and if we are still seeing the high speeds.
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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Wash U and Barnes Jewish infectious disease specialist Dr. Steve Lawrence about this year's flu season -- and BJC Healthcare's annual free flu shot clinics.
Heidi Theal, Trees.com hiring manager joins Carol Daniel about talking to trees and getting paid thousands of dollars.
Katie Berry, President St. Louis Realtors joins Carol and Megan in studio talking about the apology and equity plan for the region with discrimination against minorities in neighborhoods.
Joe Kohlburn, Missouri Library Association's Intellectual Freedom Chair talks with Megan Lynch and Carol Daniel about banned books in school libraries.
Parts of Missouri are still, and even some new areas, are experiencing drought conditions. The Deputy Division Director of Missouri Geological Survey shared the latest information with K-M-O-X.
Michael Calhoun has an exclusive conversation with St. Louis entrepreneur Jim McKelvey, of Square, Invisibly, and LaunchCode. McKelvey tells Calhoun, that Square, the big payments company had to begin in San Francisco because St. Louis didn't have the engineers
The Federal Reserve is expected to approve its third consecutive interest-rate increase tomorrow, while signaling plans to raise and hold its benchmark rate above 4% in coming months to battle inflation, Greg McBride talks with Carol Daniel and Megan Lynch about it.
Ritenour High School English Language Arts teacher Christina Andrade Melly was named the Missouri State Teacher of the Year, KMOX's Carol Daniel was able to talk to her about what it means to her.
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Entertainment with TV Guide's Matt Roush talks a show on HULU called reboot, and this is the time of year that all shows start the new seasons
Victor Goines is the new President and CEO of Jazz St. Louis, he talks with Carol and Debbie about being named president and what his goals are.
David Kvidahl covers prep sports for the Post-Dispatch, he joined Carol and Debbie talking about high school athletes getting Name Image and Likeness in certain states and if that might come to Missouri.
Left Bank Books owner, Kris Kleindienst joins Debbie and Carol talking about books that are banned and most now are LGBTQ based.
Miranda Walker Jones, CEO of Little Bit Foundation joins Carol and Debbie providing an update on the foundation after the flooding
Carol Daniel talks with Reggie Hill, Vice Chancellor for Strategic Enrollment and
Natisha Small Vice Provost for access, academic support and workforce integration about UMSL enrollment success and challenges
Lauren Tucker McCubbin, with Polsinelli in Kansas City, the newly elected president of Missouri bar joins Debbie Monterrey and Carol Daniel talking about her goals as the president of the Missouri bar.
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney talks with Joe Pott about the five game series against the Reds, the need to use everyone on the roster and what Matz out of bullpen can mean.
Fred Bodimer reports how on to get ready for the fall which is primetime for Covid infections.
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CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger talks inflation and what is ahead for this week.
On today's show, Michael Kelley, or as he says, Michael Hancock, is joined by Jean Evans, former Missouri Representative and political consultant. Nothing's off the table with these two - they talk school choice, the Queen's funeral, and that's right, naked pickleball. John Hancock calls in at the end to talk sports and check in.
KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan about immigrants being flown to Democratic cities after coming to the United States and Ukraine's efforts against the Russian invasion.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley talk with Peter Maer about Reagan and Gorbachev. Retired Washington University Professor Dr. Ray Arvidson about the tomorrow launch. Chris Barnes of The Australian Pink Floyd Show talks about coming to The Factory on September 10th. Kelley's sister Erin Eberhard of Promise Community Homes talks about upcoming golf tournament to raise money.
Retired Washington University Professor Dr. Ray Arvidson joins Hancock and Kelley talk about the launch that was delayed and will now take place tomorrow and the importance of it.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley discuss President Biden Thursday night speech and more.
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking about the weekend against the Cubs, postseason feel, and Flaherty close to returning.
Chief Washington Correspondent for CBS News Major Garrett joins Megan Lynch President Biden speech Thursday night, and special election in Alaska.
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KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talk with Mike Kelly about the Mizzou football opener tonight.
Dean of HSSU Anheuser-Busch School of Business, Dr. Stacy Gee Hollins, joins Tom and Carol to discuss the latest class of entrepreneurs and the popularity of the program.
KMOX's Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talk with DuQuoin State air manager, Josh Gross, about everything there is to do (and eat!) at the Illinois State Fair that will open this weekend!
KMOX's Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talk with CBS political analyst Leonard Steinhorn for a preview of President Biden's primetime speech for this evening and former President Trump's call for a special master to review the Mar-A-Lago document seizure.
KMOX's Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel speak with electric vehicle expert Matthew Chen on Missouri's preparation for more EV infrastructure and the national plan as electric vehicle use continues to rise.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer speaks with a local doctor about the FDA's consideration of approving another COVID booster to address new variants.
KMOX's Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel spoke with Chancellor of St. Louis Community College, Dr. Jeff L. Pittman, this morning to discuss the State of St. Louis Workforce report that was released this Wednesday and explain how St. Louis can move forward in furthering education for its citizens.
This years KMOX Blood Drive in memory of Brett Blume successfully collected 331 units of blood for Red Cross. Hear Carol Daniel's interview with Red Cross Executive Director Beth Elders to learn more about their efforts.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking the possibility of a 6-man rotation and more.
Kathleen Blume sits down with Carol Daniel to talk about former KMOX Reporter Brett Blume, who lost his battle against cancer in October 2019 as we prepare for another blood drive in his honor.
Evan Rhinesmith, PH.D associate director of the SLU/YouGov poll talks with Tom and Carol about student loan forgiveness.
The St. Louis County Police Department has released video showing two officers rescuing a woman caught in flash flooding last month. All three spoke with KMOX's Maria Keena.
Former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev passed away, he has a connection to Missouri and KMOX's Kevin Killeen recalls the time that they both had the flu on Christmas Day.
Mike Weiss, with Big Shark Events, joins Carol and Tom to talk about the Professional Cyclists from Around the World who will gather in St. Louis Labor Day Weekend for theBommarito Audi West County Gateway Cup
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Chess Grandmaster Alejandro Ramirez joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the upcoming Sinquefield Cup and how one becomes grandmaster.
Many Jackson, Mississippi residents are left without running water as flooding problems continue, CBS Jim Krasula joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel with the latest.
Rachel Stuhlmann, Media Manager and Global event Manager at Top Court joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the atmophere last night at the US Open for Serena Williams opening round match and the impact she has made on the game.
A new Redfin report show new real estate sale listings plunged by 15% in the four weekends ending on Aug. 21. Total Information AM talks with Cliff Freeman, a real estate expert and elite coach of some of the top agents and teams across North America.
Carol and Tom talk with Dr Rhonda Cooke, Laboratory Medical Director and Clinical Pathologist and Transfusion Medicine Specialist at Parkway Pathology Group, about the need for blood donations on the eve of the KMOX Brett Blume Blood Drive
Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft joins Total Information AM explains the new law in Missouri requiring photo ID to vote.
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In the latest "What the Media?!!?" podcast... media literacy expert Julie Smith and I talk with Licensed Professional Counselor Michelle Russo Steeg about the pros and cons of mental health counseling apps exploding.
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Research Officer and Economist Oksana Leukhina talks with Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman about the impact of student loans.
Tina Meier of Megan Meier Foundation joins Megan Lynch talking about the death of a local 14 year old after she was bullied. Tina lost her daughter who was cyberbullied.
Greater St Louis Inc hires an executive away from Charlotte North Carolina to be the new Chief Business Attraction Officer. Steven Pearce along with greater St Louis Inc President and CEO Jason Hall joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about the decision to bring Pearce in, Centene cancelling Charlotte and remote workers.
Carol Daniel checks back in with the Co-Owner and Founder of "ABNA" Engineering, a St. Louis full service engineering firm that has about 60 employees but needs nearly a dozen more.
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about the huge two wins against the Braves and previews the Reds.
Fred Bodimer reports that federal health officials are preparing for another wave of the pandemic.
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This year, the latest health innovations aren't about vaccines or medical devices or holographic surgeries. The latest advances today are more about human resources KMOX's Michael Calhoun goes in-depth.
Michael Kelley is out of town so Megan McBride fills in with John Hancock talking about Darlene Green wanting more pay for police and student loan forgiveness. Kelley calls in to join the show talking about his time in New York. Next, Hancock and McBride talk about Roe v Wade and what we know now after primary elections on where some states stand. McBride agrees with Governor Parson that if marijuana is legal in Missouri, you should be able to grow it in your back yard. Finally, Hancock has become a nutritionist after finding out that colors on plate matters and FEMA will not help will those on expired tags.
John Hancock and Megan McBride discuss legalizing marijuana in Missouri and McBride agrees with Governor Parson that if marijuana is legal in Missouri, you should be able to grow it in your back yard.
John Hancock and Megan McBride join Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking about student loan forgivness and more.
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney talks with Joe Pott about the series against the Cubs, Goldschmidt race for a triple crown and a big test against the Braves.
Chief Washington Correspondent for CBS News Major Garrett joins Megan Lynch talking midterm elections, student loan debt forgiveness, and Mar-A-Lago.
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As the world goes back to school, Kevin asks people what their best moment of summer was.
KMOX's Carol Daniel, Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey are all moms, and to cap off the two weeks of back-to-school coverage, they got together and talked about their own experiences bringing their kids of all ages back to school this year.
KMOX's Debbie Monterrey talks with Kristen Sorth of St. Louis Public Library about what is at the library for students to use while studying.
Cardinals broadcaster Mike Claiborne talks about the five game series in Chicago, Pujols chase for 700 and Hall of Fame weekend.
We continue our back to school series with Harris Stowe State University President Dr. LaTonia Collins. She discussed the relationship between Harris Stowe and St. Louis University and the importance of having a Historically Black College in St. Louis.
Our back to school series continues with SLU President Dr. Fred Pestello talking about student loan debt forgiveness and the importance of making higher education a priority.
There are people camping out in Crestwood so they can get one of the new homes that McBride Homes are building KMOX's Stuart McMillian talked with the few of the people.
KMOX's Carol Daniel talks with Ryan Wilson, program coordinator for community projects at the St. Louis University School of Education and the reason to talk to teenagers about becoming educators.
KMOX's Megan Lynch talked with a professional councilor if it is okay to be happy that kids are back in school.
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Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol talks with Tom Ackerman about Montgomery pitching well, Pujols swinging hot bat, and yesterdays' double header.
Marilyn McLeod, President of the League of Women Voters of Missouri joins Tom and Carol to talk about the lawsuit filed against the State of Missouri and Secretary of State over new voter registration and absentee ballot distribution laws.
Doctor Alex Garza, SSM's Chief Community Health officer and co-leader of the St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force joins Total Information AM to talk about where the pandemic stands as we head into Fall, and takes listener questions.
As part of a federal court ruling and consent decree, MSD is continuing sewer system overhauling, but have added some changes to recognize under-served communities. KMOX's Maria Keena speaks with the agency's CEO.
Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talk to the new Chancellor of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, James T. Minor, about his goals for the campus.
KMOX's Debbie Monterrey interviews the founder of Black Girls Do STEM, Cynthia Chapple, about what led her to launch the effort to get more young women in science and technology careers.
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Today, Kevin finds out what’s happening from a man who sells hot dogs on the corner in downtown.
The Muny's President and CEO Kwofe Coleman and Director of Marketing Eric Pugh talk about whether attendance is back up to pre-pandemic levels.
Rebecca Miller, Asst. Director for Nutrition & Dietary Wellness at Washington University talks about how to make peace with food and reject a diet mentality as she offers tips for students to avoid adding unhealthy pounds as they enter.
Lindenwood University President Dr John R. Porter continues our series of conversations with higher education officials about the start of the new school year and answers questions about athlete endorsements.
KMOX's Kevin Killeen joins Total Information to talk about the latest developments in the bribery charges against three St. Louis City aldermen.
Mary Hostetter, Founder of the famed Blue Owl Restaurant in Kimmswick, Mo is retiring. She joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman to talk about her famous mile high apple pie, and how the legacy will continue.
St. Louis Community College Chancellor Dr. Jeff L. Pittman joins Carol and Tom to talk about the start of a new year and semester and the challenges educators and students are facing.
Dr. Tron Young, Principal at Joseph Arthur Middle School has advice for parents on how to make the most of this school year and his plan for handling cell phones in his middle school.
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If you are missing Ted Lasso, there is a real life Ted Lasso to watch and also find out about Murders in the Building
This week, KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman and Albert Pujols talk about the chasing a third World Series ring and winning in 2006 and 2011
Steve Zwolakexecutive director of University City Children Center and the CEO of LUME Institute has worked with the Bezos Foundation and Harvard on early childhood education. He joined Tom and Carol to offer tips for parents helping kids of all ages with transitions this year, including challenges college freshman are facing after two years of pandemic life.
As Total Information continues our focus on the news schools, we turn to higher education. Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talk with University of Missouri-St. Louis Chancellor Kristin Sobilik about enrollment, tuition, changing missions.
The Justice Department facing a Thursday deadline to answer a request for redacted Mar a Lago documents. We get the latest from CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum.
An O'Fallon Illinois middle school principal uses music videos to get his students excited about the school year. Carol Daniel talks with Dr. Tron Young, Principal at Joseph Arthur Middle Schools and 2020 Middle School Principal of the year
As Total Information continues our focus on the news schools, we turn to higher education. Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talk with Webster University Chancellor Beth Stroble about enrollment, tuition, changing missions.
One of the items that many kids will be taking back to school this year is... a cell phone. KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with one local educator about the issues that creates.
Fred Bodimer reports that changing habits now could keep you from getting cancer down the road.
Hancock and Kelley talk Liz Cheney, Cardinals baseball, the crime in St. Louis. Next, they discuss going back to school and Hancock tells the story of the one time that he got into a fight on the playground. Finally, Captain Rodger Brand joins the show talking if traffic is back after the pandemic.
Hancock and Kelley talk crime in St. Louis and how Tower Grove South plays a part plus Schucks says that more police need to be around and trash needs to be picked up.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking everything politics including Liz Cheney and what type of hold does Trump still have on the Republican party.
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking about the Cardinals homestand in which zero errors committed, the good starting pitching and Pujols doing Pujols things.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins KMOX's Megan Lynch talking about some information of Mar A Lago could be released, and the influence Trump has on Republicans with Liz Cheney’s loss in primary.
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KMOX sister stations Hot 104.1 and 96.3 are holding the Princess Stormm 2nd Annual Diaper Drive. Princess Stormm joins Carol and Tom to talk about her goal of gathering 50,000 diapers for families in need.
Carol and Tom get a snapshot of the current real estate market with Christina Strait of Strait Realty
Edwardsville Superintendent Dr. Patrick Shelton, joins Tom and Carol talking about shortage of bus deriver and staff in Edwardsville and the return to learning plan.
Tom Ackerman previews the Bommarito Automotive Group 500 Indy Car race at World Wide Technology Racyway in Madison, Illinois with
KMOX is honoring the memory of colleague Brett Blume. Joe Zydlo, Regional Communications Manager for the American Red Cross Missouri/Arkansas talks about the current need for blood donations and how you can sign up to donate blood on August 31st.
Debbie Monterrey looks at how to boost reading scores with Lisa Greening of Turn the Page STL
FBI Special Agent in Command Jay Greenberg joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman to talk about Operation Cross Country, a sex trafficking enforcement effort that focuses on rescuing victims.
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Tom Ackerman is joined by Curtis Francois and Chuck Wallis of World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway talking about the Bommarito Automotive Group 500 which happens this weekend.
TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about House of the Dragons and Tales of the Walking Dead
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol talks walk off win against Rockies his players giving back to community and more.
Ed Glotzbach of Bellerive Country Club talks with Tom Ackerman about the BMW Championship coming to St. Louis in 2026.
President of Cardinal Ritter College Prep Tamiko Armstead joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the new school year and the importance of African-American staff at Cardinal Ritter.
Parkway Schools Superintendent Dr. Keith Marty talks with the return to school, bus drivers, staff shortages and kids safety.
St. Louis XFL Coach Anthony Becht joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the return of the XFL to St. Louis.
CBS Steve Futterman joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about Liz Cheney's loss.
Carol and Tom talk about food insecurity and programs to help struggling families with Operation Food Search President and CEO Kristin Wild
Reforms to how St. Louis City and County Police conduct pursuits are on the horizon. KMOX's Maria Keena has been following this story since the NAACP stepped in asking for changes and has an update.
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Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talk with Jen Haines, Lutheran South High School about what her role and how it has changed over the years.
Carol Daniel speaks with former St. Charles Mayor Sally Faith about her journey through dementia and her new book.
Carol and Tom continue this week's conversations with district leaders about their top issues for the coming school year.
FEMA officials are in St. Louis, surveying damage from recent flash floods. FEMA's Robert Howard joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel to explain their role here.
Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talk with Tracy McCubbin about the best ways to get control of the clutter for the start of school.
KMOX's Debbie Monterrey speaks with Arrey Obenson of the International Institute about how they're helping Afghan and Ukrainian refugees get ready for the school year.
When students return to class for academics... many will return to the fields and courts for school athletics. But High School games may be put in jeopardy by an ongoing shortage of officials. KMOX's Megan Lynch has the story.
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Young people are often the victims of gun violence in the St. Louis area. And a group of young people are tackling that topic. Debbie Monterrey has more.
TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about She Hulk on Disney plus and Undeclared War on Peacock.
5 minutes with number 5, Albert Pujols talks hitting with Tom Ackerman and hear the English and Spanish calls from his two home run day on Sunday against the Brewers.
Clinical Psychologist Dr. Michael Mahon has some tips for parents and students dealing with the anxiety of heading back to class this fall.
Rockwood Schools Superintendent Curtis Cain joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman, to talk about his move from Wentzville, safety in the schools around Covid, and diversity.
We're still in the midst of a critical teacher shortage. Debbie Monterrey talks with Todd Fuller of the Missouri State Teachers Association to get specifics.
A program that made school breakfasts and lunches free to students -- regardless of income -- expired over the summer. KMOX's Megan Lynch spoke with one district about that impact of the loss of those meals.
As the new school year begins, many parents won't be sending their children to school....but teaching them themselves at home. KMOX's Brian Kelly takes a look at the growth in homeschooling....which got a boost from COVID
Cardinals Broadcaster talks big series win against the Brewers which featured great pitching and home runs from Albert Pujols.
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John Hancock and Michael Kelley are back on Friday morning. They discuss the 40th anniversary of the 1982 Cardinals. Frank Viviano and David Kaplan join Hancock and Kelley discussing the 7th annual Tennessee Williams and Italy festival. Retired Colonel Jeff McCausland talks about the latest with Former President Trump and the raid of Mar A Lago and grades for the military performance for both Russia and Ukraine.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley talk with Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch about Mar A Lago and more.
Cardinals Boradcaster John Rooney joins Joe Pott talking about the series against the Rockies and a big series with the Brewers coming to town.
Fred Bodimer reports that Vitamin D is not a preventative measure for many health issues.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins KMOX's Megan Lynch talking about Former President Trump Mar A Lago being raided.
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Dr. Steve Lawrence, Washington University infectious disease expert at Barnes - Jewish Hospital joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman about what to expect this year in flu season.
Show Me Family Zone master plan, a multi-building project. Cortaiga Collins, Founder of Foundation Strengthening Families talks with Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel about what is being done to strengthen families and the importance for child care for the parents that do not work a 9-5 job.
Bonyen Lee-Gilmore, Vice President of Strategy and Communications at Planned Parenthood talks with Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel about the launching of Brands Against Bans.
KMOX's Brian Kelly was in Madison, Illinois at the site of the massive fire at Interco yesterday. He went back this morning and gave Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel an update of the scene
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about what it means with Former President Trump pleading the fifth and the implications of that.
Tom Ackerman talks with Kevin Litt and Andrew Price at UCP Heartland, promoting their upcoming Wing Ding at the Factory. A wing competition among 11 restaurants to raise money for their adult day program.
John Grimm, Attorney in Cape Girardeau with Limbaugh Law Firm and 2021-2022 President of the Missouri Bar joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about what the Missouri Bar Association is doing to help residents in St. Charles, St. Louis County and St. Louis City who had issues.
Media Literacy expert Julie Smith and KMOX's Megan Lynch talk with Kurt Wagner -- who reports on social media for Bloomberg -- about the ultimate impact of Elon Musk's bid to buy Twitter. You can hear the entire interview on the What the Media podcast page on KMOX.com... or wherever you get your favorite podcasts.
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Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol talks with Tom Ackerman about game one against the Rockies and the sweep of the Yankees.
Kathy Osborne, CEO of Regional Business Council talks with Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman about how business owners in St. Louis are feeling about the economy.
Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst and Partner at Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel with the latest on Mar A Lago with the legal side of it.
Missouri voters will have their say on recreational pot this November. John Payne, campaign manager for Legal Missouri 2022, the most prominent group that pushed for the ballot question.
St. Louis Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Kelvin Adams is retireing after 14 years. He joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman to talk about his upcoming retirement and the need for teachers and bus drivers.
The Festus airport is closing for good and pilots have been told to move aircrafts by mid September. Board Member Richard Yokum talks with KMOX's Stuart McMillian about what Jefferson County will be missing once the airport is gone.
Fred Bodimer has more on the brain eating amoeba that is found in fresh water and enter through the nose.
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In a Best of Whole ‘Nother Story Today, Kevin tries to find something to like about the month of August.
Rachel Crisafulli, foster and adopter at Dolly's Dream Home Rabbit rescue talks with Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel with everything you need to know on rabbit's.
John Ogilvy, OEC Group Branch Manager joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel about if there will be a Scott Macfarlane
KMOX's Murrow Award Winning Podcast "What the Media?!!?" returns with a new season.
The podcast is hosted by Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch and Media Literacy expert and author Julie Smith. They join Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman to preview what is ahead on this season, including an inside look at the on-again, off-again deal between Elon Musk and social media platform Twitter.
Scott MacFarlane, CBS News Correspondent joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the latest with the Mar A Lago raid.
Bob Lunsford, American Meteor Society previews the Perseid Meteor shower with Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman.
Greater St Louis Inc published a report last year that said their calculations show that if St. Louisans who are black owned and started businesses at the same rate as residents who are white, the metro area would have an additional 8,000 businesses and 66,000 additional jobs. A St Louis native Charli Cooksey is celebrating four years of her community and wealth building, policy and entrepreneur making organization. She stopped by KMOX to talk with Carol Daniel.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush talks game shows including password, and return of Resident Alien
5 Minutes with Number 5 Tom Ackerman talks with Pujols about his All-Star game experience and winning the Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award.
CBS White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy talks with Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel about the Senate passing inflation measure; President Biden set to sign PACT, CHIPS acts and visit Kentucky.
Chesterfield Mayor, Bob Nation joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the groundbreaking for the $3.6 Million Chesterfield Sports Complex.
Marilyn McLeod, President League of Women's Voters-Missouri talks with Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman about how the majority of American's continue to favor moving away from Electoral College
Host of the KMOX Auto Show, Greg Damon joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about flood damage with cars and how many are totaled.
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney talks with Tom Ackerman about the sweep of the Yankees
Theda Person, mother of Christian Ferguson joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about her son's father being charged with murder, the documentary that is planned and a go fund me.
Dick Alford "Head Grandpa" joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about how volunteers are needed for Christmas Wonderland in Alton to help with the prep.
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CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger talks labor market and if it will ease inflation fears.
Charlie Brennan returned to the KMOX airways for at least one day, he is joined by Katie Fischer, Market Executive at Bank of America talking about planting Daffodil's along the highway in October. Padhraic O Ciardha talks about how he is looking for a Charles Brennan who lived in St. Louis in the 1950's. Dermatologist Dr. Mary Noel George talks skin care and hiking in Normandy. Finally, Former Missouri Governor Jay Nixon talks about hiking in Europe and Missouri.
Dermatologist Dr. Mary Noel George joins Charlie Brennan talking about skin care from Monkeypox and protecting yourself from the sun.
Charlie Brennan is back on the air for today and he needs volunteers to help plant daffodils along highways in October. Katie Fischer, Market Executive at Bank of America talks with Brennan about the plan and how everyone can get involved.
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney talks with Brian Kelly about the trade deadline, sweep of the Cubs and Yankees coming to town.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins KMOX's Brian Kelly discussing what is happening in Taiwan and inflation reduction act.
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Dr. Marty Casey and her daughter Morgan Casey join Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about Morgan coming out to her Christian mother as a lesbian and their relationship since then and the anti-violence program that Marty created and Morgan's "Date ideas and things to do in St. Louis."
Missouri State Senators Jill Schupp and Karla May join Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the "You Can Too" state tour to promote literacy.
it's called operation O.D.. justice, as in overdose. and today the drug enforcement administration will be holding a training for nearly 300 law enforcement officers even prosecutors on how best to conduct federal overdose death investigations. Michael A. Davis is the DEA special agent in charge and he talks with Carol Daniel
Frank Viverito, St. Louis Sports Commission President has announced his retirement after more than 27 years.
Some museums in the St. Louis region are very well known, while others fly under the radar. or under the wire. KMOX's Debbie Monterrey explains.
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Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about the return of Molina, Carlson being in center everyday and the pitchers that they acquired at the deadline
Andy Medici, Senior Reporter-American City Business Journals talks with Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman about burnout in the workplace and why people do not take time off.
David Kimball, UMSL Chair of Political Science Department joins Carol and Tom recapping last night's primary election.
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney talks with Tom Ackerman about the loss of legendary broadcaster Vin Scully.
Independent Candidate for US Senate John Wood joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about what needs to be and his plans if he wins.
KMOX's political analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel discussing last night's primary elections.
Mayor of Belleville Il, Patty Gregory joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the the plans for a new market in downtown that would have meats, produce, and more.
Fred Bodimer reports that people that get Covid more than once stand a better chance of having long covid.
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Ken Waller, Jefferson County, Missouri County Clerk talks with Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman about what they expect voter turnout to be in Jefferson County.
St. Charles County Director of Elections Ken Bahr joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking voter turnout in St. Charles today.
East. St. Louis Mayor Robert Eastern III joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about flood recovery and more.
USA Today Baseball Columnist joins Tom Ackerman talking the latest with the MLB trade deadline and what where Soto might end up and what Cardinals might do.
Former Missouri State Senator Jeff Smith joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about former President Trump saying that Eric gets his endorsement by did not say which Eric.
Chantel Prat, Assistant Professor, University of Washington-Department of Phychology and Institute for learning and Brain Sciences joins TIAM Expanded talking how much the brain changes by the minute.
Caty Luebbert, Public Information Officer, Missouri's State of Emergency Management Agency talks with Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman about the Missouri opening Multi Agency Resource Centers for flooding.
St. Louis County Democratic Election Director Eric Fey joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about voting in the primary election and what voters need to know.
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KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman looks at the MLB trade deadline which is at 5PM CT today. The Nationals Juan Soto has been much of the talk but MLB Insider for FanSided Robert Murray isn't so sure that Soto will be traded.
A best of 5 minutes with number 5 has Albert Pujols and Tom Ackerman talking about his return to the Cardinals.
VP of Programs Alzheimer's Association Greater Missouri Sarah Lovegreen joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about research unveiled on impact of racism on cognitive decline and the impact of processed foods
Career Transition expert; Founder of Raze to Rize joins Tom and Carol discussing a survey which says 50% of women plan to quit job in the next two years.
CBS White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy talks with Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman about inflation reduction act, Covid vaccine purchase and more.
On Facebook's Book Chat with Debbie Monterrey and St. Louis Public Library, Debbie talks to Scott Lenga, author of the new book, "The Watchmakers
Inflation is at a 40 year high and the federal reserve raised interest rates again to combat inflation while hoping to not trigger a recession. KMOX’s Carol Daniel talks with Economics Professor Scott Gilbert from Southern Illinois University Carbondale about the impact and future.
Today is the anniversary of the 1993 flood, KMOX Traffic Reporter Rodger Brand joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about it and how it was national news even for those outside of the United States
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney talks with Tom Ackerman about the series against the Nationals, strong start by Pallante and the homestead which features the Cubs and Yankess.
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As KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch tells us some are engaging in over-the-top tweets to gain notoriety for their brand.
A Jefferson County teen turned entrepreneur pokes fun at his disability with his own line of hot sauce. KMOX's Megan Lynch goes in depth
On this last Friday before the August 2nd primary elections. John Hancock and Michael Kelley talk elections. President and CEO of Bi-State Taulby Roach joins Hancock and Kelley discussing the storms and what it means for the transportation. Fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson talks about the busy week that they have had with the amount of rains to rescue people that were stuck in their house or cars. Next Hancock and Kelley talk about recession. Finally, a breakdown of the Cardinals which includes Molina on a rehab assignment.
President and CEO of Bi-State Taulby Roach joins Hancock and Kelley discussing the storms and what it means for the transportation.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch talking Supreme Court plus primary election.
Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney talks with TIAM about Albert Pujols, Paul DeJong and final series of the road trip.
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KMOX's Maria Keena is a KMOX follow-up. M-S-D is responding to complaints by customers who sustained significant damage following Tuesday's historic rains.
Eric Robert, Certified Financial Planner - Director of investments Stifel joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking 401k in recession.
Melanie Mills, Director of St. Louis Autism Services joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about Easter Seals working with events to create sensory experiences.
Rick Stream, Republican St. Louis County Board of Elections Director discusses what to expect at the polls on Tuesday for the primary election.
Katherine Pinner, Author and Owner professional consulting firm is running as a Republican for St. Louis County Executive joins Tom and Carol talking about the reason she is running and what needs to be done to improve St. Louis County.
Republican Shamed Dogan is running for St. Louis County Executive. He joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about why he is running and why under the Republican party.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian visited a neighborhood in University City that saw cars piled up on each other and trees going through windows to see how the cleanup is going after the Tuesday storms.
KMOX's Megan Lynch caught up with Stephen Butz, from Crawford-Butz and Associates Insurance Agency. He says he's seen a big number of calls reporting property damage following the heavy rains.
Musician Randy Holmes is running for St. Louis County Executive under the Green Party talks with Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about what the Green Party is and why he is running.
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Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about the health of Bader, Molina on the comeback and the team wanting to end the historic careers the right way.
Retired television personality Randi Naughton joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about her 30 years at Fox from sports to news and what she has planed for retirement.
Jane Dueker, Attorney and Candidate for St. Louis County Executive joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel to talk about why she want to be County Executive with the primary election being in a week.
The Springfield Convention & Visitors Bureau is now a Certified Autism Center™. The International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards awards the certification to organizations where staff complete training to understand better, assist and welcome people on the autism spectrum. The Bureau's Susan Wade joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman to talk about what the certification means.
Justin Woodard, CEO of Woodard Restoration, tells Total Information AM the phones started ringing at 2:30 in the morning Tuesday during the storm and kept going.
Jean Heller was toiling away on the floor of the Miami Beach Convention Center when an Associated Press colleague from the opposite end of the country walked into her workspace behind the event stage and handed her a thin manila envelope.
Inside were documents telling a tale that, even today, staggers the imagination: For four decades, the U.S. government had denied hundreds of poor, Black men treatment for syphilis so researchers could study its ravages on the human body.
Fred Bodimer answers the question if you should get a booster now or wait for a new booster to come out which is expected in a couple months.
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TV Guide's Matt Roush talks about the 34th year of Shark Week and Light and Magic on Disney Plus
Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the Cardinals and upcoming events including the Ascension Charity Classic.
KMOX's Maria Keena has a story about how former secretary of State and Afghanistan War veteran Jason Kander helped Afghan refugees into America by staging a wedding.
St. Louis County Executive Dr. Sam Page joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the primary election coming up next week and why he should be re-elected.
Michelle Ribaudo, co-created a Disability group on Facebook which became a nonprofit called the Missouri Disability Empowerment, she joined Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the nonprofit
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about how the team will get offense without Goldschmidt and Arenado in Toronto, Matz knee injury, and needing production from everyone.
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Antionette Cousins, St. Louis Public Schools Board Vice President joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about upcoming meeting for new city education plan.
Lenny Mink, Executive Director and New Owner of Westport Playhouse and Lee Ann Mathews, Artistic Director of Westport Playhouse joins Tom and Carol in studio talking the re-opening of Westport Playhouse and Discover Davinci coming.
Frank Viverito President of the St. Louis Sports Commission joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the return of the XFL and what it means for St. Louis.
Chief Financial Analyst for Bankrate Greg McBride joins TIAM about the poll that shows 29% of U.S. adults say that real estate is their preferred way to invest in homes.
Mark Kern, St. Clair County, IL, Board Chairman talks with Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel about the expansion of Mid-America Airport in Mascoutah and a new record flights.
Tami Brown, Executive Director of St. Louis Aquarium joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the different sharks that are at the aquarium best to to go and how to get tickets.
Fred Bodimer reports on Polio in the United States for first time in more than a decade.
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CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman talking latest with economy.
Best of Whole ‘Nother Story Today, Kevin rediscovers an old show, that made television history in it’s day.
Today, John Hancock and Michael Kelley discuss the most recent update on the Jan 6th hearings and the 'political price' that will have to be paid by those that have been involved. Later, Hancock shares a story from his adventure to Minneapolis. After that, they take a few calls to hear about your experiences with Covid. They're joined by KSDK's Frank Cusumano to discuss our favorite baseball team, the Cardinals, their upcoming games and which players to keep an eye on over the next few weeks. Then, they talk about golf and Hancock's hole-in-one story, and a $140 mil. golf tournament that's become quite political.
Hancock and Kelley talk with KSDK's Frank Cusumano to talk about the St. Louis Cardinals and what to expect from them in the next few weeks.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch on the expanded TIAM to talk politics - and today they're discussing Sen. Josh Hawley's scruitinization in regards to the Jan. 6 hearings.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins KMOX's Megan Lynch to discuss the January 6 hearings, President Biden's recent Covid-19 diagnosis, and an agreement to allow Ukraine to export grains.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer shares what some nationally known doctors are saying about the potential concerns about President Biden's condition after he has tested positive for Covid-19.
Emily Fiascoe, a band director in the Mehlville School District talks with KMOX's Maria Keena about her experience on Jeopardy.
Justin McDaniel, Associate Professor Public Health SIUC joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch discsssing SIU researchers and students looking at factors related to gun violence in Carbondale.
Traves Merrick, Cattle Rancher, Gleonda Angus Farms in Miller Mo, joins Ackerman and Lynch talking about how the heat is affecting the cattle and a lack of rain.
CBS News Political Analyst Leonard Steinhorn talks with Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman about the primetime January 6th hearings and that tonight will take into the Oval Office.
St. Louis is known as a baseball town, but there are other bat and ball games invented here. KMOX's Stuart McMillian continues this week's series with a look at Cricket.
Tom Blair of MODot joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman talking what has been a big problem, and that is debris on the roads and what can be done if you see any debris.
Last year 148 veterans killed themselves in Missouri which is more than any other state. KMOX's Michael Calhoun takes a closer look at why that is.
Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft joined Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman talking about photo ID's, legalizing recreational marijuana and the new Secretary of State YouTube channel.
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On Wednesday night Albert Pujols won an ESPY award for his humanitarian work with the Pujols Family Foundation. Listen to his speech after he was presented the award from Joe Buck. Also on Tuesday he played in his final All-Star game of his hall of fame career and he talked with his National League teammates before the game. (Photo credit - Getty Images)
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Ackerman talking the week that has been for Pujols and how he is spending his break.
Leslie Gill, President of Rung for Women and Emily Hemingway, Executive Director of TechSTL join Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about the two of them launching a new effort to diagnose challenges and improve opportunities for women at work.
Marchelle Vernell, Nurse at SLU Hospital and a member of National Nurses United joins Megan and Tom talking what can be done to increase security for hospital and medical professionals.
Matt Schulz, Lending Tree analyst joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman talking about what Lending Tree is doing to help parents with back to school shopping.
St. Louis is known as a baseball town, but there are other bat and ball games invented here. KMOX's Stuart McMillian continues this week's series with a look at Indian Ball.
With inflation at 9.1 percent Carol Daniel wondered how the record numbers are impacting municipalities in the St. Louis region.
Shelby Zurick Beasley, Manager of the 988 crisis line joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman talking about the crisis and suicide helpline that debuted last weekend.
Wednesday is National Hot Dog Day and the owner of Steve's Hot Dogs, Danni Eickenhorst joins the show to talk about the day, what is a St. Louis style hot dog and also what to do about the speeding cars on Grand.
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Local doctors are trying to get the message out once again about protecting yourself in this extreme heat. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about that with Dr. Rob Poirier, Washington University emergency medicine physician at Barnes Jewish Hospital
Best of Whole ‘Nother Story Today, Kevin investigates one of thr last remaining hen house restaurants.
Crew of the USS St. Louis join Carol and Tom in studio to talk about operation of the one of the newest ships in the US Navy fleet.
Mike Mahon, Doctor of Clinical psychology & the Host of the "Psych with Mike" podcast, discusses the psychology of horror/suspense films, including the new film NOPE, directed by Jordan Peele.
Why are some people likely to believe a story that may not have a shred of truth to it? And does mainstream media play a role? Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman ask those questions of Michael O'Bryan, lecturer in the Washington University English Department.
Jason Kander talks about the difference between his Senate campaign ad featuring an AR15, and the latest campaign ad from current Senate hopeful Eric Greitens in his interview with KMOX's Carol Daniel.
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum runs down the latest headlines with Carol and Tom, including Abortion rights, Steve Bannon, and January 6th hearings this week.
St. Louis is known as a baseball town, but there are other bat and ball games invented here. KMOX's Stuart McMillian continues this week's series with a look at Fuzzball.
KMOX's Carol Daniel talks with Illinois State Police Director Brendan Kelly about an emergency rule to allow authorities broader discretion in issuing Firearm Owner’s Identification cards in response to a mass shooting July Fourth in suburban Chicago.
Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel get the latest announcement on plans for the Zoo's 425 acre park in north St. Louis County from Dr. Jo-Elle Mogerman, Saint Louis Zoo WildCare Park Director
AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean DeVore details the string of heat waves the St. Louis region has experienced and predicts the latest could stretch out over two weeks. (Recorded 6:40 am 7/19/22)
The City of St. Louis is getting a new department. It's the Division of Civilian Oversight, which will investigate police misconduct, officer involved shootings, etc. That will no longer be handled within the police department. KMOX's Maria Keena goes in depth.
Jason Kander on his Presidential aspirations and Jeff Smith, Former Missouri State Senator joins the show talking about Kander's aspirations and who else could be in the running including his thoughts on Illinois Governor JB Pritzker.
Carol Daniel sits down with Jason Kander talking his best selling book "Invisible Storm"
Chris Fox, CBS Radio Reporter/Austin Bureau Chief talks with Carol Daniel about Texas lawmakers prelim report on Uvalde shooting released
KMOX's Stuart McMillian is taking a look back this week at St. Louis's other pastimes and today he looks at Corkball.
Megha Lakhchaura, Illinois 1st Vehicle Coordinator joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about public meeting on statewide electric vehicle infrastructure plan that takes place on July 28th.
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking first half of the season, Mikolas getting an all-star nod, and Jackson Holliday goes number 1 in MLB draft
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger talks about how IRS will not ask for credit card numbers over the phone.
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James Lee, Chief Operating Officer for the Identity Theft Resource Center talks with KMOX's Megan Lynch about the drop of data breaches and that part of that is due to a dip in ransomware attacks.
Best of Whole ‘Nother Story Today, Kevin is getting tired of those cute insurance commercials
Hancock and Kelly talk with Washington University's Distinguished Professor, Ray Arvidson, about a project happening on Mars, and of course, about the images captured by the new Webb Telescope.
Hancock and Kelley are in for their Friday edition of H&K. Today, they're discussing the ban on abortion in Missouri, the Missouri Primaries and upcoming Presidential Election, and later, they speak with Distinguished Professor of Washington University, Ray Arvidson, about the new Webb telescope and what's happening on Mars.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Carol Daniel and Megan Lynch to discuss the ban on abortion.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer gives us insight on the surge in Monkey Pox and the shortage of it's vaccine.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins Megan Lynch to discuss President Biden's trip to Saudi Arabia, the presidents domestic agenda, and Monkey Pox.
KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch talks with Charles Haverfield, Packaging Expert at US Packaging and Wrapping, about a new study that compared packaging waste for four major meal kit companies.
Arriel Biggs, Founder and Executive Director of Young Biz Kidz and Kidpreneurs Parker Hudson and DeJuan Stickland join Tom and carol to talk about what they have made and Young Biz Kidz day which is this Saturday July, 16th
New voice for Sports Open Line and the Cardinals Radio Network Matt Pauley joins Tom and Carol talking about his time growing up in St. Louis and why he decided to come back to St. Louis.
KMOX Legal Analyst and Partner with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young, Brad Young, joins Tom and Carol to talk about new developments in a case filed by Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt and the Attorney General of Louisiana. The lawsuit accuses President Joe Biden and other top government officials of colluding with social media giants to censor and suppress speech under the guise of combating misinformation.
CBS Correspondent Linda Kenyon joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman with the latest on the house holding hearings post Roe v Wade.
Media Literacy expert and contributor to the "What the Media?!!?" podcast at Audacy, Julie Smith, joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman to talk about the latest developments in a lawsuit filed by the Missouri Attorney General. Eric Schmitt and the Attorney General of Louisiana have accused President Joe Biden and other top government officials of colluding with social media giants to censor and suppress speech under the guise of combating misinformation.
Manchester Mayor Mike Clement says bringing those areas under Manchester means those residents will pay less in taxes for better services. The County Executive has said no to the plan.
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The Mercy health system is now offering a new blood test to detect dozens of different cancers. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer found out more about the test when he talked with Dr. John Mohart -- Mercy's chief clinical officer
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about the three game winning streak, Pujols with a hot bat and a return is in place for Molina.
Self-employment grew during COVID. Federal Reserve Economist Victoria Gregory joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman to talk about the trend.
A rare corpse flower is blooming at the Missouri Botanical Garden. The Garden's Emily Colletti joins Carol and Tom in studio to describe the singular olfactory experience.
KMOX's Kevin Killeen talks with retired St. Louis Police Sgt. Ann Dorn as she prepares mentally and emotionally, for the trial of the man accused in the shooting death of her husband, retired St. Louis Police Captain David Dorn.
Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talk with CBS's Chris Fox about the latest surveillance video released from Uvalde, Texas, including the fact it was released to the public before it was shown to families.
Michael Hall, St. Louis Cardinals VP of Community Relations joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel to talk about the coaches who cares contest
Since 1959, the Landmarks Association of St. Louis has worked to save historic buildings. now it's saving one for its new headquarters. Debbie Monterrey checks in with Landmarks' Executive Director Andrew Weil.
Tom and Carol talk with US Missouri Farm Bureau President Garrett Hawkins who says it's already a difficult crop year, and farmers are watching the situation closely.
Ameren Illinois President and CEO Richard Mark joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman, saying there are no concerns right now for the St. Louis area.
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Today, Kevin talks with the owner of the Lemp Mansion about how they survived all these years
"A New Home" is a documentary on the Bosnian refugees who moved to STL and transformed south STL. Joseph Puleo talks to Debbie Monterrey about it. Premiering at St. Louis Fimmakers Showcase, Sunday, July 17th at Brown Hall/Washington Univ.
A St. Louis County government official recently resigned after the release of a sex tape created in a county office.
The incident has raised a lot of questions about sexual relationships in and at the workplace. Sex Therapist Linda Weiner joins TIAM to talk about it.
Mark Kazinec, Director of Events and Competitions at High Times joins Carol and Tom talking about the world's largest pot contest.
Paul Byrne, Associate Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Washington University joins TIAM talking about the Webb space telescope.
Tony Fuhrmann, Director Madison County Employment and Training Department joins Tom and Carol talking about tomorrow's (July 13th) education roundtable at the Gateway Convention Center in Collinsville.
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones went to Washington DC to meet with President Biden about gun legislation and Carol Daniel was able to talk with her about it.
Dallas Alley, Fairview Heights Director of Land Use and Development joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the meeting to discuss the drug treatment center.
Dr. Joseph Finney is a Washington University fellow at St. Louis Children's Hospital -- and one of less than ten physicians in the United States specializing in both Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Emergency Medical Services and for the past year Dr. Finney has been responding to pediatric 9-1-1 calls with area EMS crews to start treatment in the field. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with him about his work.
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Albert Pujols talks with Tom Ackerman about some of his memorable post season home runs.
Greater St. Louis Inc. CEO Jason Hall is a Granite City native. Three generations of his family have worked at the steel mill in Granite City. Plans to sell the blast furnaces to SunCoke now put hundreds of jobs in jeopardy. He joins Tom and Carol to talk about what's being done to keep jobs in the Metro East community.
As KMOX reported Friday, executive director of the tech talent nonprofit LaunchCode, Jeff Mazur, is leaving the organization. KMOX's Michael Calhoun talked exclusively with him about growing local tech jobs.
St. Louis' Lucia's Pizza is offering a three day work week to employees. Lucia's President Scott Ashby joins Carol and Tom to talk about the concept and how it's going to work.
In the wake of another mass shooting on July 4th, we look at components of the the recently signed federal gun legislation and ask, will it actually work to curb gun violence?
More fallout from last week's stunning vote in the Madison County board, stripping its chairman Kurt Prenzler of all his powers. Prenzler says the vote was not handled right. In an exclusive interview he tells KMOX's Carol Daniel they didn't give him the required four days warning about the meeting.
If you're a big Amazon Prime Day shopper, be on the look-out for fake emails trying to lure you into giving up your Amazon credentials. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch reports
Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking All-Star game selections Edman and Mikolas not making the team and Pujold hitting career home run 684.
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CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins the TIAM team talking recession and job market.
The Jefferson County port of Kimmswick was a big destination Sunday. There was an eager welcoming committee for one of the first riverboat cruises to touch land there since the 1800s.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking the series against the Marlins and the young players stepping up.
Lifelong Republican John F. Wood is officially running for U-S Senate in Missouri as an independent.
Carol Daniel continues her in-depth look at Delmar Divine. We hear from Build a Bear founder Maxine Clark who talks legacy and reviving the region
Longtime KMOV News Anchor Julius Hunter joins Total Information AM to talk about his new book
CBS Reporter Scott MacFarlane joins Tom and Carol discussing the latest on the January 6th hearings including the testimony from Cassie Hutchinson on a physical altercation.
Debbie Monterrey talk with author Ben Westhoff Big Brother whose Little Brother was killed. Also CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters, Becky James Hatter joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel in studio to describe how the organization helps the region young people survive and thrive and how some still don't make it
The Federal reserve bank of st louis is studying the impact of the pandemic on the wealth gap and how it can be closed. Bill Rodgers vice president and director, Institute for Economic Equity, St. Louis Federal Reserve joins Carol and Tom
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Best of Whole ‘Nother Story Today, Kevin takes a look at the death of an adolescent dream
Governor Mike Parson unveiled a new initiative Monday to combat crime. The initiative includes increasing resources and training for law enforcement, harsher penalties for violent crime, and helping non-violent felons get a second chance. Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talk with Dan Mehan, President of the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Carol Daniel talks with Executive Director of Delmar Divine Jorge Riopedre about talking about the half million square foot space that is being remolded into a community nonprofit agency.
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones, says she never planned to get pregnant, but was able to make the right decision...for herself. She, Congresswoman Cori Bush, religious leaders and others gathered Monday to announce their support for board bill 61--the reproductive equity fund that would help women using ARPA funds. Total Information AM's Debbie Monterrey was there for the announcement and has details.
CPSC Chair Alex Hoehn-Saric tells us the best ways to stay safe with fireworks this summer.
The committee investigating the January sixth attack is rushing back for a surprise hearing featuring a witness who had unique access to the White House - Cassidy Hutchinson, former executive assistant to Mark Meadows. CBS Political Analysit Leonard Steinhorn joins Carol and Tom for a preview.
A lifelong fan, called up by the Cardinals at the age of 29. Tom Ackerman has the story of James Naile's debut.
Working journalists in the United States say their profession is struggling. Public trust is low and they know it. Plus they say social media has impacted their work. Jeff Gottfried, a Senior Researcher at Pew Research Center and one of the lead authors of the study, joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman on Total Information AM.
41-years ago John Hinckley Junior changed the course of history when in 1981 he shot and wounded President Reagan and three other people outside a Washington, DC hotel. He was a mentally ill 25-year-old and after 30 years at a psychiatric facility Hinckley's restrictions were gradually lifted and earlier this month a judge granted him full freedom. Hinckley sat down with CBS's Major Garrett for a CBS News exclusive.
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Albert Pujols says it's because of his father and grandfather that he loves the game as much as he does.
The same economic pressures that are impacting households are impacting the food pantries that serve those families. KMOX's Megan Lynch visited one St. Louis organization doing what it can to keep food on the table.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins the show talking about Missouri's ban abortions and what it might mean if businesses cover travel costs for employees to leave their home state to seek abortions.
CBS's Thane Rosenbaum joins Carol and Tom talking about Roe v. Wade and a separate opinion from Justice Clarence Thomas.
One of the architects of Missouri's new abortion law, State Rep. Mary Elizabeth Coleman, tells us what the legislation does and does not do.
National Weather Service Jayson Gosselin joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the drought that St. Louis is in. The recent rain and cooler temps help but we need more.
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about the rotation not going very deep into games and a preview of Marlins series.
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A short edition of the Hancock and Kelley show, they discuss the January 6th hearing and briefly touch on the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
On today's Friday edition of Hancock and Kelley, they start things off by discussing the January 6th Hearings. After that, they talk with the St. Louis Fire Chief about the fire that occurred in the early hours of the morning today in the Central West End, and later, they discuss the Presidents proposal of a gas tax holiday.
Hancock and Kelley are joined by the Chief of the St. Louis Fire Department to give us an update on this mornings fire that effected several businesses in the Central West End.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer tells us about the importance of the Covid vaccine for children.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins Megan Lynch this morning to give us an update on the push for gun laws amidst the massacre in Uvalde, and gives us an update on the January 6th Hearings.
KMOX's Brian Kelly met Stephen Ashworth of Dallas, Texas, and talked with him about his long journey as he walks across America.
KMOX's Maria Keena goes in depth with the St. Louis City's Public Health Director as Monkey Pox cases are on the rise in the United States.
Education Analyst Jessica Bryant joins Tom and Carol to weigh in on a survey from BestColleges.com that reveals how the pandemic has affected what college graduates are prioritizing in their careers.
Every year on June 23rd, International Widows' Day gives special recognition to the situation of widows of all ages across the globe. The situation for widows is especially dire in developing countries. Destiny Klimaszewski talks about those issues with Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman.
Tom invites Milwaukee Brewers play-by-play announcer Brian Anderson to KMOX to talk about the Cards series with the Brewers.
KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch called on her "What the Media?!!?" podcast co-host Julie Smith to talk about the latest developments in the Uvalde, Texas school shooting and the public perception.
The nation's highest court still has important decisions left on the docket this term. CBS's Thane Rosenbaum joins Tom and Carol.
Carol and Tom introduce us to Dr. Stanley Andrisse, a Ferguson native, who went from inmate to Endocrinologist.
Carol Daniels and Tom Ackerman discuss Congress's push to suspend the federal gas tax for three months as prices continue to average at nearly $5, and share a story about a California man that tried to give back a little by filling up strangers gas tanks.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about Tuesday night's win in Milwaukee.
Oasis Institute has set an ambitious goal this summer, recruit 40 tutors a week nationally for the inter-generational tutoring program in honor of their 40th anniversary, They're doing more this year than just helping kids learn more and better. Stephanie McCreary joins Carol and Tom.
From altered photos to “deepfake” manipulated videos, mis- and disinformation is eroding our ability to trust what we see online. A new initiative - the Content Authenticity Initiative - is trying to combat the problem, including through technology.
CBS's Leonard Steinhorn joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the President's options
St. Charles State Rep Adam Schwadron proposed a bill to pause the Missouri gas tax back in March. He joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about what happened to the purpose bill and if he would do it again today.
Asian Carp gets a bad rep. They're considered invasive - a bottom feeding muddy tasting pest. But the state announces a new name for the fish today hoping people will change their images of the fish Kevin Irons joins Tom and Carol explaining the reason for the name change and other fish naming history.
One of the best athlets of all time Jackie Joyner Kersee joins Carol and Tom talking about her olympic time, and the focus of today with fitness and well-being.
AAA Spokesman Nick Chabarria joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about President Biden gas tax and summer travel.
Fred Bodimer says that it could be a slow roll out the the vaccine in children five and younger.
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Today, Kevin daughter Katie treated him to Circus Flora for Father’s Day. He liked it so much, he went back to meet the performers.
Bill Rodgers is director of the Institute for Economic Equity joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the latest with the job market among college educated young adults and why African-American and Latino Americans, including St. Louisans, who lack a college education lag their white peers in the jobs recovery.
Lindenwood University History Professor Don Heidenreich joins Carol and Tom to put the latest Greitens Senate campaign ad in historical context.
CBS's Jim Krasula joins Ackerman and Daniel talking about the good start for the week on Wall Street, and gas tax.
St Louis Fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson joins Carol and Tom in studio to discuss the growing danger of illegal fireworks
Patrick DeHaan from Gas Buddy says gasoline prices are predicted to dip by the 4th of July. He talks with Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman.
COVID-19 vaccines for kids under five should be available sometime this week -- following final CDC approval over the weekend. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer asked Wash U pediatric infectious diseases specialist Dr. Jason Newland at St. Louis Children's Hospital his reaction to the news.
AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean DeVore joins Tom and Carol to talk about how the heat wave is impacting air quality in the St. Louis region.
The head of the Federal Trade Commission says the agency is pushing a robust agenda of actions and policies to help safeguard children’s privacy online. Carol and Tom talk with Irene Ly, Policy Counsel at Common Sense Media
A new campaign ad from Missouri US Senate Candidate Eric Greitens shows him armed with a long gun, with a team of commandos breaking into a home, as Greitens calls on viewers to get a hunting permit with no bagging limit for RINOs -- Republicans in Name Only. Dr. David Romano, the Thomas G Strong Chair in Political Science at Missouri State University, reacts to the message.
Lucas Kunce (former marine)- Missouri Democrat US Senate Candidate- joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman to talk about the video released by Republican Eric Greitens Monday.
The current housing market has priced many people out, inflation and chain supply issues mean supplies to fix up homes are getting even more expensive. For neighborhoods like Dutchtown which has been struggling with decaying rental properties and abandoned homes, it could reverse progress that's been made. But a number of neighborhood organizations and non-profits are working hard to make sure that doesn't happen. KMOX's Debbie Monterrey goes in depth on the story.
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Tom Ackerman and Albert Pujols talk about his first manager, Tony LaRussa and a prophetic prediction.
St. Louis County Administrative judge of the family court Judge Jason Dodson joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the family court and it differs from regular court.
CBS Scott MacFarlane joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the January 6th hearings which start back up on Tuesday
Mental health clinicians are riding along with St. Louis Police officers. Last week, St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones approved $1 million from ARPA funds for the program. Maria Keena goes in-depth.
The National Weather Service warns, a couple of more weeks of this hot weather could lead to a flash drought. TIAM talks with Michael Turley, a second generation dairy farmer and owner of rolling lawns farm in Greenville, Illinois.
Thousands of passengers have been left stranded at some of the nation's airports in part because of staffing issues for airlines. Carol and Tom talk with Lambert Airport director Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge about delays in St. Louis
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney talks with Tom Ackerman about the three games at Fenway, O'Neill leaving with injury and a big series with Brewers.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger discusses the Federal Reserve trying to calm inflation and retirement.
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Hancock and Kelley continues and Kelley tells us all about his trip to Ireland, they discuss gas prices and inflation, who might be seen as the political candidates in the next primary election, and they end things on a high note - Cardinals Baseball!
Our Favorite Irish Rose, Michael Kelley talks about his trip to Ireland and how inflation is being felt all around the world.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley are back in the studio this week, and they talk in depth about the January 6th hearings and what they think about both sides.
KMOX's Maria Keena talked with Lime's Director of Government and Community Relations, Lee Foley, about the company's new safety and equity initiative that could help correct public safety issues.
KMOX's Health Editor Fred Bodimer brings you 60 seconds on the vaccine for kids that is coming out this weekend.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins Megan Lynch on Total Information AM to discuss the January 6th hearing and what to look forward to on Face the Nation this weekend.
KMOX's Health Editor, Fred Bodimer, goes indepth about what Dr. Hilary Babock, vice president and chief quality officer for BJC Healthcare and a Wash U infectious diseases specialist, has to say about getting your Covid Booster.
Host of KMOX's Dollars and Sense, Dave Simons, joins Carol and Tom to discuss the current economy and stock market, and how to sort out your investments during this time.
Fathers day can be a hard day for many people, Cheri Tillis, Chief Executive Officer of Fathers & Families Support Center, calls in with Tom and Carol to share some Fathers Day success stories , the impact fathers have on their children and some good news about STL-area fathers who have reconnected with their kids and families.
CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent, Major Garrett, calls in to talk with Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel about the January 6th hearings and what to expect to be the major issues in the upcoming primaries and midterms.
Robert Easton, Mayor of East St. Louis, joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman in studio to discuss falling crime rates and all the changes that have been occurring in the city since he took office.
Bankrate Senior Economic Analyst, Mark Hamrick, gives Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel a call to discuss the current economy and what we can look out for in the future.
Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman are joined in studio by STL Youth Jobs Executive Director Hillary Frey, 20 year old Enkosi Key and 17 year old Harmony Hudson to talk about STL Youth Jobs summer job season, which kicked off last week, and will provide over 500 job seekers between the ages of 14 and 24 with paid work experience and training.
KMOX's Debbie Monterrey was at the installation of the Freedom Memorial as the 22nd Judicial Circuit Court Honors 60 years of lawsuits and a time when St. Louis was the most active legal venue for "Freedom Suits."
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins TIAM to tell us about Jeff Bridges new show, The Old Man, and where to find the Julie Andrews special tonight.
Oli Marmol joines Tom Ackerman on Total Information AM, the morning after Mikolas very nearly earned a no-hitter
Yinka Faleti is the former Executive Director of Forward Through Ferguson who is now raising a $25 million venture capital fund to invest in companies led by underrepresented founders.
Ferguson Mayor Ella Jones joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman to talk about how the city has gone from the days of protests and riots to the home of over a dozen new businesses
Some companies are sending phishing emails to their own employees. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch tells us why and explains to Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman why the story had personal interest. (Photo credit - Getty Images)
You can't spend much time in St. Louis without hearing or talking about the 1904 World's Fair. Debbie Monterrey has more on world's fairs past, present and future.
St. Louis FBI Acting Assistant Special Agent in Charge Joshua Morrill joins Carol and Tom to talk about World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.
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Mike Claiborne joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel to talk about how the Cardinals brought the heat against the Pirates Monday night.
Every year thousands of workers get sick from heat exposure. Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talks with OSHA area Director Bill McDonald to look at the rules for working in extreme weather.
Major General Kevin Vereen, Commander of the US Army Recruiting Command, joins TIAM Co-hosts Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman on the birthday of the Army
Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman get perspective on stocks dipping into Bear Market territory as the Fed prepares to meet again from Julie Niemann, CFA and Executive Vice President of Smith Moore
Page Selby, Ameren manager of customer advocacy, joins Carol and Tom to talk about the best ways to conserve energy as the heat spikes in St. Louis.
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As manufacturers have struggled to find enough workers, they're turning to automation to get their products to consumers. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch visited the production floor of automation firm Pasco in St. Louis.
KMOX's Debbie Monterrey goes in-depth on the ongoing issue of expired temporary tags for vehicles in the St. Louis region. Is help on the way?
Albert Pujols joins Tom Ackerman for five minutes with number five talking a little baseball but a lot of being a dad
Joe Zydlo, Regional Communications Manager American Red Cross of Missouri and Arkansas talking about the need for blood.
Officer Colin Ledbetter was shot in the line of duty in January, it was unsure if he was going to make it. He joined Carol Daniel in studio to talk about his recovery.
Jeffco Executive Dennis Gannon joins Daniel and Ackerman talking population growth, economic development and regional partnerships.
June 2nd was Lou Gehrig day at the ballpark, the Cardinals were in Chicago that day that they are bringing awareness to ALS tonight when they take on Pirates. Katie McGovern joins Tom and Carol talking about what is happening tonight at Busch Stadium.
CBS News Correspondent Scott Macfarlane joins Tom and Carol talking about the second day of the testimony about the January 6th attack on the capital. The committee is laying out evidence of an alleged conspiracy led by former President Trump top overturn the 2020 election.
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Inflation is forcing some retirees to come back to work and it is strong job market for those just entering it.
Ten months ago a pair of Afghan refugees thought that might be trapped in their home country. They found their way to St. Louis and take in a Caridnals game, KMOX Sports Joe Pott has the story.
Brad Young is sitting in for H&K, and is joined by Stuart McMillan from the News Desk to discuss the sink hole, possibly to the Upside Down, that's opened up in St. Louis and taking a few minutes to discuss movies and shows that have come out recently. After that, Mark Sutherland calls in to tell us about the St. Louis Air Show + Stem Expo that's coming to town. Later, Brad talks about the Top Gun and Elvis lawsuits and whether or not religious schools should have a right to public funding.
Brad Young is sitting in for H&K and has a lineup of interviews you won't want to miss. After kicking things off, a Bloomberg Reporter, Joe Mathieu, calls in to discuss gun legislation. Later, Scott MacFarlane, CBS News Congressional Correspondent, calls in to give his take on the January 6th Hearings.
Bloomberg Reporter Joe Mathieu calls in to talk with Brad Young about Gun Legislation and the rising inflation in the economy.
Brad Young is sitting in for H&K today and Mark Sutherland calls in to tell us all about the St. Louis Air Show and Stem Expo that's coming back after two years.
CBS Face the Nation's John Dickerson joins TIAM this morning to discuss the investigation of the January 6th riots.
KMOX's Health Editor, Fred Bodimer, talks about a new booster with Moderna's Chief Medical Officer, Paul Burton.
KMOX's Maria Keena goes talks with the St. Ann Police Department about a possible alternative to dangerous police chases with a new GPS Technology called Star Chase.
Today, Kevin tells us about how his wife left him...for the weekend to see Led Zeppelin.
KMOX's Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with the clinical pharmacy manager for SSM Health's Infectious Diseases System, Sumaya Ased, about a new COVID-19 Vaccine called Novavax.
Debbie Monterrey joins Tom and Carol to say goodbye to one of St. Louis's favorite trees in Tower Grove Park. it's a catalpa known for generations as the Keebler Elf tree. Younger generations refer to it as the Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings tree. But after a century of sparking people's imagination and having children climb inside its hollow trunk and hang off its branches, the catalpa has reached the end of its life. Park officials announced that it's coming down this summer because it is dying and has become a hazard.
KMOX's Carol Daniel sat down with NFL's Terron Armstead to talk about his career in professional football and how he's giving back to the community where he grew up.
President Joe Biden was on Jimmy Kimmel last night and was asked why nothing has been done about gun violence, Carol and Tom play a few clips from the ABC show and discuss the history of presidents and presidential candidates appearing on late night television.
KMOX's Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman are joined by Ryan Pearcy, MoDot area engineer for St. Louis County, to let us know about the projects in the area we need to keep an eye out for this summer.
KMOX's Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman are joined by Dr. Lannis E. Hall, a radiation oncology specialist from the BJC Cancer Center, to discuss the importance of cancer screenings and when you should get one.
KMOX's Maria Keena goes in-depth after St. Louis City politicians and a St. Louis County Jail official are indicted on wire fraud charges - and the County Executive does not think it ends there.
They can't drive yet, but a group of area middle schoolers has come up with a possible solution to every driver's nightmare: potholes. KMOX's Michael Calhoun goes in-depth.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about the extra innings loss to the Rays Tuesday night, the health of Flaherty and more.
Tom and Carol talk with National Federation of Independent Business Missouri Director Brad Jones who says some small businesses looking to open right now are having a hard time getting equipment and employees for a grand opening.
Shunda Whitfield is a steward at Estates of Spanish Lake, talks about the critical issues facing nursing home staff and residents on Nursing Home National Day of Action with Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page holds a briefing a day after a fraud indictment against a County jail official in connection with CARES Act funding. KMOX's Maria Keena was at that briefing and joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman with details.
Pastor Rebecca Ragland from St Paul's Episcopal Church and Tyler Cargill with Washington University explain how a new online hub works to track air quality in specific St. Louis communities.
A six time major champ, Phil Mickelson is going ahead and playing for a controversial Saudi backed golf invitational.. Dan Reardon joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel to discuss what this could mean for Mickelson and other PGA golfers.
Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman get the rundown of the Spirit of St. Louis Air Show and STEM Expo June 11-12 from organizer Mark Sutherland
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CreditCards.com Senior Industry Analyst Ted Rossman joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about tipping, who does it better and what inflation and Covid have done to tips.
St Charles County police chief Chief Kurt Frisz joins the show talking about the training if there is an active shooter in the area.
Newly named Head of the FBI Office in St. Louis Special Agent in Charge Jay Greenberg talks with Carol Daniel about a wide range of issues on cyber attacks, gun violence and has advice for on reducing mass shootings.
Bellville Police Chief Bill Clay has agreed to step down as chief and become lead of human resources for the city. He joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman to talk about the decision to step down and also gives his thoughts on shootings and guns.
Travel Advisor Joe Lang, owner of Joe Lang Travel in St. Louis, tells Total Information AM he's seeing a lot of people who want to travel, but others are waiting until Fall to see what happens with COVID.
St. Louis Public Safety Director Dan Isom talks about where the police are when large groups of juveniles gather downtown and cause problems.
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Five minutes with Number 5; Tom Ackerman talks with Albert Pujols for his first of his new weekly segments talking about his first few years and his friendship with the late Darryl Kile and his Pujols Family Foundation.
Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talk about Daniel being inducted into the St. Louis Media Hall of Fame.
Dr. Ginger Nicol, Washington University Psychiatrist at Barnes-Jewish Hospital joins Daniel and Ackerman talking about psilocybin mushrooms from if they are common around here and how harmful even one dose cam be.
Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talk about the weekend that was at the Enjoy Illinois 300 in Maddison, the first ever NASCAR race in St. Louis.
KIDS TOO Movement Founder, Tania Haigh joins Carol and Tom talking about the KIDS TOO Movement and what can be done to stop the violence with our children.
SSM Health Dr. Shephali Wulff talks with Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman about what need to know with Monkeypox from transmitting to treatment.
The only Hispanic driver in the NASCAR cup series Daniel Suarez talks with Tom Ackerman about being in St. Louis for the first ever NASCAR cup race in town.
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about the five game series against the Cubs which saw the Cardinals win three of the five
Fred Bodimer has an update form the White House about child's vaccine from six months to five years could be ready by end of the month.
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Today, Kevin talks with the captain of a catfish boat about fishing on the Mississippi in St. Louis.
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney joins Scott Jagow talking about the loss on Thursday night against the Cubs, the remaining four games of the series, in addition to Goldschmidt on going hot streak and how Marmol will deal with pitching this weekend.
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KMOX's Maria Keena goes in-depth as the Democratic candidates meet to debate at the St. Louis County Board Executive Meeting.
Today, Kevin talks with a few window washers to find out about their jobs up in the sky.
KMOX's Debbie Monterrey hit the red carpet last night during the Karate Kid Musical Premiere and shares her experience and interviews this morning on TIAM.
KMOX's Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman are joined by Travis Sheridan, who was on yesterday's Lufthansa flight, and is calling in live from Frankfurt Germany to tell us all about his experience.
Senior Economist Chuck Gascon joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman in studio this morning to discuss the current economy and what could happen in the future.
TIAM's Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman are joined in studio by Mark Kern, the St. Clair County Board Chairman, to discuss the population and what to expect from the huge NASCAR event that is coming this weekend.
KMOX's Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel share the shocking audio from a CBS exclusive interview with the Uvalde parent that ran into the building with an active shooter to save her children.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun goes in-depth as the inaugural flight of Lufthansa's route between St. Louis and Frankfurt Germany took off yesterday with a full plane.
KMOX's Tom Ackerman makes an exciting announcement during the Sports Desk this morning - welcoming a new member of Total Information AM that will join on every Monday Morning at 9:50!
KMOX's Kevin Killeen goes in depth as over the road truck drivers say that they're worried about the future while diesel prices are now topping $5 a gallon.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun goes in depth as or the first time in twenty years, St. Louisans can now fly to mainland Europe from Lambert Airport.
KMOX's Kevin Killeen goes in depth after two hundred pounds of "magic mushrooms" are seized in St. Charles County. Kevin speaks with the St. Charles County Sheriff's Department about the situation, drugs that are on the rise, and the long term effects of the psychedelics.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Ackerman and Daniel talking about the first two games against the Padres and how he is adjusting to life as the manager.
Dr. Bob Farmer, Vice President of Medical Affairs Southern Illinois Health Foundation at Touchette Regional Hospital joins Carol and Tom talking about the doctor shortage and how every hospital is looking and especially at Touchette.
History teacher at Belleville West High School Cindy Oberle-Dahm joins TIAM talking about if it is time to give teachers a gun in order to help protect with these shootings.
Jefferson County Deputy Zach Faulkner joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about his experience as an officer and being shot while serving a warrant on a murder suspect las year.
A lot of people are using buy now pay later with everything from shoes, electronics and even travel plans KMOX's Megan Lynch why everyone is doing it but also something people might not know is that it is pay every other week.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with SLU Care general internist Dr. Fred Buckhold about being infected with Covid multiple times and how often it could happen.
Executive Vice President & General Manager of World Wide Technology Raceway, Chris Blair, joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel, to talk about the first-ever, sold-out event for the track, for the Enjoy Illinois 300 Presented by TicketSmarter. (Image Courtesy WWTR)
It has been a problem for awhile now. You are in need of help and you get put on hold by 9-1-1 dispatchers. KMOX's Maria Keena talked with a high ranking St. Louis Police officer on what progress has been made with hiring 9-1-1 operators.
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It's officially pool season. Swimming a lap, or just floating a lap around the lazy river, is a major way for St. Louisans to cope with the heat and humidity of our summers. But this year, staffing shortages could mean empty lifeguard stands and locked gates. KMOX's Michael Calhoun takes an in-depth look at why and what you can expect.
St. Louis' City NAACP President Adolphus Pruitt talked exclusively with KMOX's Maria Keena about the US Justice Department agreeing to serve as a mediator when it comes to getting to the bottom of police pursuits.
Candidates hoping to court the votes of women in the upcoming midterm elections will have to tick off the boxes on some key issues. KMOX's Megan Lynch takes an in-depth look. (Photo Credit - Getty Images)
Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak talking about gun violence and how it has carried over to baseball with Giants Manager Gabe Kapler not coming out for the National Anthem.
St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlman talks with Daniel and Ackerman talking about the region not growing even with St. Charles growing.
Reporter for CBS News Chris Fox joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman with the latest from Uvalde Texas one week since the shootings at Robb Elementary School.
Colonel Glenn Collins commander of the 932d airlift wing at Scott Air Force Base joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about the new movie Top Gun Maverick and if will draw people to want to become piolets just like the original movie did.
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Tom Ackerman runs through everything that is happening in Maddison Illinois this weekend around the Enjoy Illinois 300 that runs on Sunday afternoon
Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about the struggle yesterday against Corbin Burnes, and pitching.
Amy Marxkors, John Hancock, Michael Kelley and Executive Producer Chris Mihill talk about swimming, snakes and finding cars.
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Michael Kelley and John Hancock are joined by Michael Calhoun for the Final Episode of Total Information AM Overtime before the expansion of TIAM through 10a.m. that is starting next Tuesday. They discuss the NRA and gun control, changes that are coming to the city of St. Louis, and the forced closure of Bob's Seafood in St. Louis county.
KMOX Alum Bob Costas weighs in on gun safety measures after the heartbreaking shooting that occurred at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas.
KMOX's Health Editor Fred Bodimer goes in-depth on how effective the Covid Vaccine was been against the effects of long term Covid.
CBS News Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins TIAM to discuss the call for action that has followed the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.
KMOX's Kevin Killeen visits the stage of the Shakespeare Festival in Forest Park, and you can, too, from June 1st through June 26th.
Today on TIAM Overtime, Michael Kelley, Amy Marxkors and Debbie Monterrey talk about some strange animals that are on the roadways this morning, the exciting Blue's win from last night, the devastating shooting in Texas and what young adults are doing instead of going to college.
Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman shout out a few local and celebrity birthdays for May 26th, 2022.
The Beginning of the End - Debbie Monterrey and Matt Rousch discuss the long awaited end of the Netflix Original, Stranger Things, and the new Star Wars Franchise coming to Disney+.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley talk the shooting at elementary school in Texas, primary election results and the birth rate increased one percent from last year, and Gem Z doesn’t know your music.
SLU Men's Basketball coach Travis Ford talks with Tom Ackerman at the ground breaking of the new O'Loughlin Family Champions Center about what it will mean for recruiting and more.
Find out who is celebrating a birthday on May 25, And if you would like your birthday to be mentioned or send some birthday wishes to a loved one just email totalam@kmox.com
KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman previews Game 5 of the series between the St. Louis Blues and Colorado Avalanche. The Avs lead the series 3-1. (Photo Credit - Brad Choat/KMOX News)
On Tuesday St. Louis University broke ground on the new O'Loughlin Family Champions Center that will benefit all Billiken athletes. Athletic Director Chris May talks with Tom Ackerman about the new facility.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley discuss the scooters will be shut down after 7pm, cars and eating a big mac every day.
Found out who is celebrating a birthday on May 24. And if you would like your birthday to be mentioned or send some birthday wishes to a loved one just email totalam@kmox.com
TV Guide's Matt Roush talks about the end of “This is Us” Tuesday and the end of Ellen later this week.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley talk Binnington injury and everything around Kadri that now includes threats. Molina pitching, formula shortage and President Biden trip to Asia.
Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney talks with Tom Ackerman about the offense explosion Sunday, Albert Pujols chase for 700 and Nolan Gorman good first weekend in the big leagues.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger talks about the bear retreating to the cave for now and stocks.
Found out who is celebrating a birthday on May 23. And if you would like your birthday to be mentioned just email totalam@kmox.com
Now for a best of a Whole ‘Nother Story. The season of weddings is upon us, and Kevin takes a look at some changing wedding customs.
Michael Kelly, Ryan Wrecker and Jean Evans join Debbie Monterrey for Total Information Overtime. Today they discuss the tornado and severe weather last night, the NAACP's request to review of police policies after 7 people died during criminal pursuits in the last 15 days, the competition between streaming services, and what scientists claim is the hardest number of children to have.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins KMOX's Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey to discuss President Biden's trip to Asia, the shooting in New York, and the war in Ukraine.
KMOX's Maria Keena talks with John Schuler from Angad Arts Hotel, a special spot in Midtown St. Louis that welcomes guests and their dogs, who have opened their doors for a special guest from Stray Rescue - a puppy that needed a foster home.
Do you share your birthday with someone? Today, Kevin talks with St. Louisan's who happen to share their special day with celebrities.
Today on Total Information AM Overtime, Carol Daniels and Ryan Wrecker join Debbie Monterrey to discuss the formula shortage, the price of inflation and where Americans are spending their money, and whether or not employees should be returning to the office.
Today, Matt Rousch and Debbie Monterrey are talking about Downton Abbey and George Carlin's American Dream.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer goes in depth on the Safe Sleep for Babies Act by talking with Dr. Bryanne Colvin, a Washington University Neonatologist at St. Louis Children's Hospital and lead physician for the BJC Safe Sleep Coalition.
Debbie Monterrey, Michael Kelley and John Hancock talk primary election results, a big win for US women’s soccer getting equal pay, bad drivers, Lindenwood University will refund more than a million dollars for students whose classes went online during Covid.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about yesterday's double header split, what the game winning hit can mean for O'Neil and where Hicks stands in terms of length as a starter.
Find out who is celebrating a birthday on May 18th, it includes a couple of MLB greats.
Carmen Ward of the Bailey Foundation talks with Debbie Monterrey about what the Bailey is doing with several north city schools by having their gymnasiums turned into fresh markets full of produce with a chef to show them how to prepare tasty vegetables.
Today, Kevin talks with an author who has a new book out about life in Webster Groves….Corrigan will be signing Thursday (5/19) at The Novel Neighbor and Friday (5/20) at the Webster Groves Library both starting at 6:30
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and John Hancock discuss formula shortage, aid for Ukraine, a high number of pedestrians hit this year, and route 66.
Juanita Logan, World Wide Technology Executive joins Tom Ackerman talking about what World Wide Technology is doing with community outreach to get more involved with the engineering around race cars and what types of hands on things that will be at the race on June 5th.
The formula shortage is not only impacting families with babies. Families with medically fragile children are watching their supply of formula dwindle to dangerous levels. KMOX's Megan Lynch spoke with one of those families. (Photo Courtesy of the Broyles Family)
Missouri kids are twice as likely to have high lead levels in blood than national average. Lead is found in school water in every region of Missouri. A bill awaiting Gov. Parson's signature offers some solutions to schools. Rachel Rimmerman of Water Institute at SLU talks with Debbie Monterrey about the bill and what needs to happen
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Kevin Wheeler discuss a violent weekend across the country. More proof that St. Louis was lied to with the Rams having plans to leave all the way back to 2013, plus; pizza delivery shortage.
Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney talks it over with Tom Ackerman after a wild night at the ball park that saw Pujols pitching in the ninth, and the birds heading to New York for a four game series with the Mets.
Do you ever find yourself nodding off while driving? Dr. Thomas Siler, Pulmonologist at SSM Health St. Joseph Hospital in St. Charles talking with KMOX’s Stuart McMillian it’s pretty common but a sign of something more.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger, stocks ups and downs and no rash decisions.
Today’s best of edition of Whole ‘Nother Story Kevin talks wishes for a better downtown.
John Hancock, Michael Kelley and Debbie Monterrey are on Total Information Overtime today to discuss the formula shortage crisis, Elon Musk's "hold" on purchasing Twitter, and later, they talk about the copyright issues of Mickey Mouse.
KMOX's Brian Kelly sat down with FANEXPO's HQ Vice President Andrew Moyes to find out what fans can look forward to with this weekends convention.
Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan and KMOX's Megan Lynch discuss the formula shortage.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with Rita Chrivia, a registered dietician and board certified specialist in pediatric nutrition at SSM Health Cardinal Glennon's Children hospital about the baby formula shortage.
KMOX's Megan Lynch talks to Jeremy Schifeling, co-author of #1 selling book "Linked: Conquer LinkedIn" about how to utilize LinkedIn to help you make your next career move.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Charlie Brennan are on Total Information AM on Charlie's last day after 34 years of broadcasting with KMOX. They're joined by Edgar-Nominee and #1 New York Times bestselling author Ridley Pearson, WGN host John Williams, and former intern Mary T. Kelly as they share stories and say goodbye.
CBS News Correspondent Michael George goes in depth after The White House released a statement this morning announcing that one million American's have died of Covid as of today.
KMOX's Brian Kelly goes in depth as 90 firefighters, EMT's, police officers and civilians were honored for saving lives over the past year.
TV Guide's Matt Rousch joins TIAM to discuss the new season of Hacks and The Kids in the Hall reboot.
associate producer of Stages St. Louis Andrew Kuhlmann talks to Debbie Monterrey about the world premiere of Karate Kid the musical. opening in St. Louis.
A classic drive-in operating for more than 60 years in Jefferson County gets a new lease on life.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Charlie Brennan talk about free internet, Andy Warhol portrait sells for record number, and jobs. (Photo Credit - Getty Images)
Baby formula is a hot item for thieves, but not necessarily because of the nationwide shortage. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch discovered it's one of many of items that's easy to sell on the black market. She spoke with Tony Sheppard, Senior Director of Loss Prevention Solutions for ThinkLP about what thieves are taking in bulk. (Photo Credit - Getty Images)
KMOX's Kevin Killeen talks with people in Jefferson County about what they're going through.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Charlie Brennan discuss on this final Monday of overtime for Brennan, the deadly crash over the weekend and history made at the Kentucky Derby.
Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about the strong start to a career for Juan Yepez, Wainwright being questionable for his start this week and more.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger, has good news on the April job market plus information on bonds
Debbie Monterrey, Michael Kelley, and John Hancock enter the overtime hour discuss the bi polar weather in St. Louis. Next, they discuss the billions of dollars that the city of St. Louis has been awarded in the Rams Lawsuit. Then, they mention the departure of Boeing's headquarters from Chicago to D.C. Lastly, they break down the issues we face when it comes to recycling and potential solutions.
KMOX's Michael Calhoun reports, the plans for a new Lambert Airport are out. Lambert Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge tells KMOX it's time to tear out the seven-decade old concourses, which are costing more to maintain, and which the airlines are having to work around.
Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins Megan Lynch on TIAM to discuss the possibility of the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Today, Kevin talks to famous radio announcer, Lou Thimes, who tells him a thing or two about the business.
KMOX's Kevin Killeen visits a homeless tent community along the banks of the River Des Peres as the city is considering legislation to ban pitching tents on public right of ways.
Today on TIAM OT, Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors join Debbie Monterrey to discuss the age of smoking, a possible tent ban, and Give STL Day.
KMOX's Tom Ackerman talks to owner of World Wide Technology Raceway, Curtis Francois, about the Enjoy Illinois 300 and the exciting events to look forward to.
KMOX's Maria Keena talks with Jaime Kennington of Kids Rock Cancer, a music therapy program through Maryville University that is giving children and their families a way of expressing themselves through music.
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins TIAM to discuss what streaming channels and TV Networks to look for if you want a show with longevity, and a few new shows to keep an eye out for.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Charlie Brennan talks part two of convention center expansion received zero bids. Wearing a mask on public transportation. Dave Chappelle was attacked on stage.
Former Blues Assistant Equipment Manager for six seasons Chad O'Neil talks with KMOX Megan Lynch about how much equipment is taken on road trips in the NHL and how much extra is brought come playoff time. O'Neil is the owner of SkateTech skate sharpening and equipment repair in Belleville. (Photo Credit - Megan Lynch/KMOX)
Dr. Don Heidenreich, Political Science Professor at Lindenwood University joins the TIAM crew talking about the political aspect of Roe v Wade.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Charlie Brennan discuss the leaked document from the Supreme Court on Roe v Wade, the homeless tents along the area are trying to be shut down. In addition, Spiderman in China.
CBS News Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins TIAM talking about the legal aspect to the Politico report that the Supreme Court looks to overturn Row v Wade.
Hailey Bieber, the 25 year old wife of Justin Bieber announced last week she had a T-I-A or a mini stroke. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked with Dr. Andria Ford, a Washington University neurologist at Barnes Jewish Hospital about T-I-A's.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian talked with High Ridge Fire Captain John Barton about the safety measures they take into account when entering into danger.
CBS News Correspondent Steve Dorsey joined the TIAM crew talking the latest with the Politico report of the overturn of Roe v Wade.
TV Guide's Matt Roush talks about game shows coming back and a Mike Myers Netflix series.
KMOX’s Debbie Monterrey talks with Natasha Leonard of the foster & adoptive care coalition about foster care in the area and more.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Charlie Brennan talk earthquake, the high number of fatalities on Chambers road in North County and people are moving out of the Metro East.
Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about the Cardianls offense, Monday's pitching matchup between Greinke and Matz, lack of power plus he compares them to the 80's Cardinals.
Moderna is hoping to get approved for emergency use of vaccine for children under five.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins the TIAM crew discussing the stock market and inflation.
Best of a Whole ‘Nother Story…Are there things you don’t try to do, because you think it is impossible?
KMOX’s Stuart McMillian talks with David Johnson about a wiffle ball game for a good cause that set a Guinness World Record.
KMOX's Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks to SLU Care cardiologist Dr. Stephanie Windish at SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital about non--ischemic cardio-myopathy after Cora Faith Walker's autopsy results finds her sudden death was due to a form of heart disease.
The voice of the St. Louis Cardinals, John Rooney, joins Joe Pott on TIAM to discuss last night's Cardinals game against Arizona, and their expectations for tonight's game.
Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins Megan Lynch on TIAM to discuss how the Russian invasion of Ukraine is effecting the economy around the world.
KMOX's Debbie Monterrey talks to St. Louis Mosaic Project's Executive Director, Betsy Cohen, about their new award for sustainability and their integrative efforts in the St. Louis community.
KMOX's Maria Keena goes in-depth on the situation around St. Louis Woodworks, the business that, after nearly 30 years in operation and 19 years in Midtown, is now facing an eviction to make way for a 160-million-dollar development along Highway 40/64.
Today on TIAM Overtime, Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors join Debbie Monterrey to discuss the cause of the sudden death of Former State Rep. Cora Faith Walker that occurred last month, later they discuss the fight that occurred last night between the Cardinal's and the Met's, and after that, more bad news for Missouri teachers.
KMOX's Megan Lynch talks to Matt Schultz, Chief Credit Analyst from Lending Tree, to discuss a study that says consumers will spend more money if there is a buy-now-pay-later option, and how it might be harming their credit in the long run.
KMOX's Brian Kelly talks to a STL Cardinals and Blue's fan who has had her car broken into while attending a game, which has left her wondering if she'll be safe while attending games in the future.
KMOX talks to a Saint Louis University Hospital nurse about the nurse's union's no confidence vote against hospital management during this current nursing shortage. (photo credit - Getty Images)
Tom Ackerman, Amy Marxkors and Charlie Brennan discuss Mets/Cardinals; Vice President Harris has Covid, Southwest Airlines cutting flights, the city is planning to close the homeless camps
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking the first two games of the Mets series, what he expects from Matz today and how is Jordan Hicks after taking a line drive last night.
Today, Kevin talks with a local author about how his book on road kill has changed his life.
More people are booking cruises, but not for the open seas. Travelers are opting for extended river cruises. KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with Triple-A's Nick Chabarria about the trend.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Charlie Brennan talk about Elon Musk buying twitter. New rules for Air BNB’s in Atlanta. Forrest Park was voted number one city park.
Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney talks with Tom Ackerman about the Cardinals tough loss to the Mets on Monday night and what we could expect from Jordan Hicks tonight.
Traditionally, May 25th is the peak date for tornadoes in the United States. But this year may be different, since severe weather systems launched earlier in the season. Megan Lynch talks with Accuweather Senior Meteorologist Paul Pastelok.
Tamra Reall is an entomologist with Missouri Extension and she speaks with KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer about tick season which is now through June and what can be done to prevent them getting on you and if one does the best way to remove it. (Photo Credit - Getty images)
TV Guide's Matt Roush talks about Netflix subscriptions going down and shows coming to an end on the streaming service.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Charlie Brennan discuss Yuri Collins will stay at SLU instead of transferring; attendance at the arch grounds has gone down. High School football coach was suspended after continuing to pray at the 50yrd line after games.
Still lots of questions when it comes to masking on public transit even if you are the only one.
A spy agency with its western headquarters in St. Louis is utilizing the unique skills of its autistic analysts, who see the world through a different lens. CBS News senior investigative correspondent Catherine Herridge has the story.
John Hancock, Michael Kelley and Debbie Monterrey are on TIAM Overtime today to discuss the leaked audio clip urging former President Trump to resign after the January 6th insurrection, they also talk about what could be done with the $790 million that was acquired from the Rams lawsuit settlement, and later, more information on what to do about the bird flu and the invasive flowering pear trees.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins TIAM with an update on the Russian invasion of Ukraine after talking with the Prime Minister of Ukraine.
Today, Kevin Killeen takes a walk down town, and reflects on how things have changed in St. Louis.
KMOX's Maria Keena talks to Amy Ford, a woman that is just one of over 2,000 graduates from the 22nd Circuit Court's Drug treatment program, after suffering sexual abuse and drug addiction from a young age.
Debbie Monterrey is joined by Amy Marxkors and Chris Rongey for TIAM Overtime to discuss mask mandates, how "woke" Disney movies are making Florida politicians angry, and later, they discuss the story of a Webster Grove's family who's son lost a finger at school.
TIAM has more on the Webster Grove Elementary 3rd Grader that has severed his finger at school, leaving his family with questions. The family's attorney, Tim Engelmeyer, joined Carol, Bo and Ryan on KMOX's St. Louis Talks with the latest on the story.
KMOX's Debbie Monterrey talks to Forest Relief's Executive Director, Meredith Perkins, about the invasive pear tree and their efforts to remove them from communities, and how the Missouri Invasive Plant Task Force is teaming up with FedEx to give away native trees to those who remove their pear trees.
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins TIAM to tell us about the new Magic Johnson docu-series coming to Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video's new mini-series, "A Very British Scandal," and for Sunday, new shows on Starz, HBO, Showtime, and Epix.
KMOX continues the news series on the St. Louis 22nd Circuit Court's Drug Treatment program as it marks 25-years this month as Maria Keena introduces us to one of the graduates of that program.
Debbie Monterrey, Charlie Brennan, and Brad Young discuss drag racing, subscription loss for Netflix and masks while traveling no one knows if they have to or not.
Edmond Elzy, Vice President of Ticket Sales for STL City SC joins Debbie Monterrey and Scott Jagow to discuss the record number of season ticket deposits for MLS that does not start until 2023 and how they will give out the season tickets with far more deposits than actual seats in the stadium.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Charlie Brennan talk some airlines drop mask mandates, the landlord to Reign nightclub is looking for money after it was destroyed before people from Reign left, Yuri Collins has decided to transfer from SLU.
TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about the end to ABC’s Blackish and the end for the season to CBS’s Ghosts.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Charlie Brennan discuss taxes, weekend full of highway cleanup, gun violence at a party, and mental health.
Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman talking about the start of the Cardinals season, Albert Pujols getting off to a good start and the way they are giving Molina time off early in the season.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Debbie Monterrey this morning for TIAM Overtime to discuss what's currently happening in Ukraine, the Missouri Amendment to drop ballot drop boxes and why we might not see any presidential debates.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins TIAM to discuss what is currently happening in Ukraine.
Kevin Killeen has to fix his toilet before Easter guests come, and learns a lesson along the way.
A rally is planned for today (Friday, April 15th) in regards to legislation proposed after MODOT worker, Kaitlyn Anderson, and her unborn child, were killed in a work zone last November in South Saint Louis County. KMOX's Brad Choat talks to Kaitlyn's Aunt, Tabitha Moore, who has helped to organize the rally.
Debbie Monterrey, Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors are on TIAM Overtime to discuss Elon Musk's bid on Twitter, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's decision to move immigrants to the capital, and how legislators are trying to reverse Medicare expansion.
KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman talks coaching philosophy with new SLU women's Basketball Coach Rebecca Tillett
TV Guide's Matt Roush talks about the newest on Showtime centered around the First Ladies, and a new season of Better Call Saul.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with Dr. Faisal Khan, the acting director of the St. Louis County Health Department about their new document titled "Living with COVID-19, Toward a Safe "New" Normal." (Photo Credit - Getty Images)
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Charlie Brennan talk about electric charging stations, robot coffee at Bread Company, and Gilbert Gottfried passed away yesterday.
Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about Tuesday night's win against the Royals, Pujols home run, Hicks strong out of pen and going on road for first time.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Charlie Brennan discuss inflation increased eight and a half percent in the last year. St Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner makes deal in court, and ghost guns.
Experts say it's time to prioritize security over convenience when it comes to your online accounts. April 12th is "Identity Management Day". KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch got some key tips from Lisa Plaggemier, Interim Executive Director of the National Cybersecurity Alliance (NCA). (Photo Credit - Getty Images)
TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about Dancing with the Stars moving to Disney+, and FBI Most Wanted gets new leading man
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Charlie Brennan discuss Walmart upping the pay for company truck drivers, opening day was most watched game in years, plus Philadelphia is having an outbreak.
Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney joins Tom Ackerman to discuss the first weekend of the season, how the team will use Hicks as a starter and why you should want to come out and see this team.
Debbie Monterrey talks with Cheri Tillis, CEO of Fathers and Families support center talking about the support center and what they are doing after the death of its founder
KMOX’s Megan Lynch talks with Clayton Lee, past president emeritus of the Missouri State Beekeepers Association about what homeowners should do if they see a swarm of bees in the near future. (Photo Credit - Getty Images)
John Hancock and Braxton Payne join Debbie Monterrey today on TIAM Overtime. They discuss yesterday's opening day events, the confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, give an update on the Russian attack on a Ukrainian train station that left at least 20 people dead, and discuss if school lunch regulations going too far.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer discusses a new Covid variant and whether or not you should be concerned.
CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins TIAM to discuss the confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.
Today, Kevin Killeen talks with the baker that survived an oven explosion to bake another day.
It's Cardinal's Opening Day and Charlie and Amy are joining Debbie for TIAM Overtime live from Busch stadium. They discuss the passing of Proposition B, voter turn out, and the spike in insulin prices.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Brad Young discuss election results, the St. Louis homeless population, Twitter edit button and more.
Cardinals broadcaster Mike Claiborne joins Tom Ackerman for one final time before the season starts talking about what opening day will be like plus what the team should do with Jordan Hicks.
Tom Ackerman, Amy Marxkors and Charlie Brennan discuss the national championship game, Starbucks in the area are trying to unionize plus a bill passed by Mayor Jones.
Cardinals broadcaster Mike Claiborne joins Tom Ackerman talking about spring training coming to an end, the offense, and the surprise of Andre Pallante making the team.
TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about Abbot Elementary, and This is Us is coming to a close
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Charlie Brennan discuss the trash pickup from the weekend, Roy Blunt saying he will not vote for Ketanji Brown Jackson, and Tuesday election.
The Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney talks with Tom Ackerman about the how the Cardinals will handle the 5th starter, who has impressed him this spring plus opening day.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger discusses paying for college, and a restart for paying off student loans next month
with the Cardinals home opener this week, Kevin takes us way back to the days of Cardinals baseball at Sportsman Park
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with Dr. William Powderly, Infectious Diseases Specialist at Washington University School of Medicine about the second booster for people over the age of 50 and encourages those who have not gotten a shot to do so
Debbie Monterrey, John Hancock and Michael Kelley talk about jobs, guns, Tesla police cars and more.
CBS Face the Nation Margret Brennan talks with Megan Lynch about Ukraine and oil prices
Cardinals broadcaster Mike Claiborne talks with Joe Pott about the successful springs for both Paul DeJong and Harrison Bader.
Getting some exercise and learning about downtown St. Louis’s rich history and architecture is easy to do with the landmarks association’s walking tours, which starts April 2nd.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with Washington University Neurosurgeon Dr. Gregory Zipfel at Siteman Cancer Center about the different types of brain tumors
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, and Charlie Brennan are on TIAM Overtime today to say goodbye to March and talk about the upcoming Kegs and Eggs event, gas prices and a proposed law that would make Drunk Drivers pay child support for children who lose their parents in drinking and driving related accidents.
Tom Ackerman is joined by Nick Ragone of Ascension to discuss the Ascension Charity Classic Golf Tournament to be held in St. Louis this year.
KMOX celebrates Women's History Month by introducing you to women owned and locally operated businesses. Meet Faith Berger, owner of Taylor Scientific.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks to Dr. Niranjan Singh, a neurologist at SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital, to discuss aphasia, the disease that has led Actor Bruce Willis to end his career.
TV Guide's Matt Roush discusses new shows that will be available to stream as soon as this week, and what Apple TV Plus is bringing to the table after winning their first Oscar.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan talk about Jane Dueker announcing she will run for St. Louis County Executive, Tim Fitch announcing he will not run again. More shootings involving children and Missouri has the lowest starting teacher pay.
Cardinals broadcaster Mike Claiborne joins Tom Ackerman talking about Albert Pujols being in the lineup, plus how Molina and Bader look.
Jefferson County E-M-A Director Warren Robinson talks with KMOX's Maria Keena about what Jefferson County is alerting people should a crisis develop.
Today on TIAM Overtime, Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan discuss the retirement of Charlie Brennan after 34 years at KMOX, the incident last night with Will Smith and Chris Rock on the Oscars, and the comment Biden said on the Russian President Putin.
Correspondent Scott MacFarlane gives an update on missing time from Trump's correspondence log.
TV Guide's Matt Roush discusses the incident between Will Smith and Chris Rock, Trevor Noah hosting the upcoming Grammy's, and the new Marvel show coming to Disney Plus.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan discuss Albert Pujols coming back to the Cardinals, Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars, plus children and guns.
Cardinals broadcaster Mike Claiborne joins Tom Ackerman to provide the latest with reports that Albert Pujols is coming back to the Cardinals, he doesn't expect any news today but it is coming
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger talks about how to clean up your money and look at what you are subscribed to.
Former Cardinals pitcher Kyle McClellan joins Tom Ackerman talking about the reports of his former teammate Albert Pujols signing with the Cardinals and the impact that he can have with being a mentor to young players.
additional details on that new local study that finds an increased risk of diabetes in people recovering from COVID-19. KMOX Health Ediltor Fred Bodimer talked with the lead researcher of the study -- Washington University clinical epidemiologist Dr. Ziyad Al-Aly
A neighborhood produce stand that's been a fixture in University City is closing. Owner Debbie Schneider KMOX's Kevin Killeen it's time to retire from the Long Acres Farm Produce Stand. (Photo credit - Kevin Killeen/KMOX)
On today's TIAM Overtime, Hancock and Kelley join Debbie today to discuss the future of Ukrainian refugees, what the 2020 Census says about the St. Louis area, and how a new law could effect St. Louis Police Officers.
John Dickerson, CBS News Chief Political Analyst, who is sitting in as Moderator for Face the Nation this weekend, joins TIAM to discuss the invasion of Ukraine as the President heads to Poland.
Consumers think carrying a credit card balance helps improve their credit score. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor, Megan Lynch, got more details on that report from Lending Tree Chief Credit Analyst, Matt Schulz. (Photo Credit Getty Images)
A new survey finds more houses of worship are returning to normal operations, but in-person attendance is unchanged since fall.
Today on TIAM Overtime, Charlie, Amy and Debbie discuss former Missouri Governor, Eric Greitens, who has been accused of domestic abuse, the alleged attempted car jacking that occurred over the weekend, and whether or not there is a connection between those who've suffered from Covid being diagnosed with Diabetes shortly after.
TV Guide's Matt Roush talks about the Halo video game turned TV show that will be available to stream this week and what to expect from The Oscars this year.
Today on Total Information AM, Maryville University and music therapists are taking it to another level.
In today's overtime Charlie, Amy, and Debbie discuss a walk back on EV charging station requirements, the war in Ukraine, and for the first time since 1960 a member of the Buck family will not be calling baseball.
Debbie Monterrey, Charlie Brennan, and Amy Marxkors discuss the new allegations of spousal and child abuse against Eric Greitens, the city's response to a call for an outside investigation in to the death of Cora Faith Walker. Plus, to end overtime a recap of Ketanji Brown Jackson's first day hearing from Senators.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, and Charlie Brennan continue to discuss the war between Russia and Ukraine with an update on the estimated number of losses, the lawsuit in the Rockwood School district, and the new NGA Headquarters that's being built in North St. Louis.
Tom Ackerman in Jupiter Florida is joined by Cardinals broadcaster Ricky Horton from outside of the Cardinals Clubhouse.
Matt Roush of TV Guide Magazine discusses Sanditon, the adaptation of Jane Austin's final unfinished novel, and the soon-to-come Encanto sing along.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan talk about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addresses congress, neighbors not a fan of new businesses going in and the senate pass to stop setting clocks back.
Tom Ackerman is with the Cardinals in Jupiter and has the latest on Cardinals pitcher Jack Flaherty after he went Tuesday for an exam on his shoulder and he spoke with the media this morning.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan discuss Covid concerns in China and Germany as cases spike and we have an answer on the dead crows. Dolly Parton removes herself for consideration to the rock and roll hall of fame.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan talk about police officers are helping answer 911 calls because of lack of dispatchers, Tom Brady has returned after 40 days of retirement.
Debbie Monterrey, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley are in studio for Overtime on KMOX! The baseball lockout is finally over and opening day has been rescheduled; gas prices and inflation felt all over the world; Billions of relief money was stolen; 120 Missouri school districts are operating under a 4 day week and more are considering it.
TIAM's Margaret Brennan shares updates on this week in politics: how the war and political climate is effecting oil prices.
Some non-profits helping with Ukraine relief efforts may ask for donations in the form of crypto currency. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch has more on the trend. (Photo Credit Getty Images)
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, and Charlie Brennan discuss the peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, remember the legendary Gio Obata who passed away at age 99, KMOV moving to Maryland Heights, and the controversial bill proposed by Mo. State Rep. Mary Elizabeth Coleman
KMOX's Debbie Monterrey and Sarah Arnosky Ko of Greater STL Inc are celebrating 314 Day all weekend long. (Image Credit Getty Images)
More on the Russian invasion of Ukraine with KMOX Religion Editor Fred Bodimer and Reverend Franklin Graham.
Matt Roush of TV Guide Magazine discusses new shows available to stream on Apple and Netflix featuring Samuel L. Jackson and Ryan Reynolds.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan talk about more and more companies are starting to halt business with Russia. Limitations on visitors at hospitals, and have your kids been reading.
KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch spoke with Jonathan Tock, Vice President of SpearTip, who says Russian cyber criminals are trying to make headlines. (Photo credit Getty Images)
Dave Glover joins TIAM for the first time to discuss how and why we're watching modern events in a new way, from Kanye's music video about Pete Davison to watching the war unfold.
President Biden is to put a ban on Russian oil and inflation on gas prices, an update on Ukraine, and more on the baseball lockout.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan discuss the topics of Ukraine, will people change their ways with the price of gas, and masks are no longer mandated.
CDC says 90% of Americans now live in places where they can safely stop wearing a mask.
KMOX's Megan Lynch spoke with Marjorie Moore... Executive Director of VOYCE... an advocacy group for nursing home residents.
Debbie Monterrey, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley are in studio for Overtime on KMOX! More news on the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the "continuing saga" of the Alderman and the speeding ticket.
KMOX’s Megan Lynch speaks with Margaret Brennan, host of CBS’s Face the Nation, about sanctions being placed on Russia and aid of Ukraine.
Rebecca Rolland, author of 'The Art of Talking to Children,' sits down with Megan Lynch to discuss how to have difficult conversations with children. (Photo Credit Getty Images)
KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with Rebecca Rolland, nationally certified speech pathologist with Children's Hospital Boston and Harvard University, and author of the new book "The Art of Talking with Children". Rolland's new book gives parents a guide for engaging in meaningful conversations with their kids.
Rolland says as you talk to children about world events, try to regulate your own reactions so you don't bring stress to the conversation. She says a good starting point is to try to get a sense of what they think is going on and pull out a map to give them a visual perspective on their world.
KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch spoke with Dr. Anthony Harris, founder and CEO of HFit Health about the potential for health care data breaches. (Photo Credit weerapatkiatdumrong/Getty Images)
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan discuss how China may have asked Russia to put off invading Ukraine until the Olympics were over because they spent too much money on it. Later, they discuss the St. Louis Convention Center.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan talk President Biden State of the Union address. Alderman Lewis Reed wants an end to zoom meetings.
Bob Nightengale of USA Today joined Tom Ackerman on TIAM discussing MLB canceling games for the first time in 27 years and when could we see baseball this year.
today, Kevin visits a little store in Overland, where they sell plants and statues for your garden
Tom Ackerman, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan have discussions on MLB lockout, Russia and Ukraine and some St. Louis buildings showing support of Ukraine, and President Biden’s State of the Union address this tonight.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with Dr. Brendan Lucey, Director of Washington University’s sleep medicine center on if improving sleep reduces signs of early Alzheimer’s disease
Tom Ackerman, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan talks Russia and Ukraine, the ruble has fallen, oil giant BP pulls out because of Putin.
Debbie Monterrey, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley are in studio for Overtime on KMOX! They discuss Mardi Gras, the Russian Invasion of Ukraine, and two ways to travel in St. Louis are returning.
KMOX's Megan Lynch met with Media Literacy expert Julie Smith to discuss ways to verify information coming from the Russian invasion crisis.
KMOX’s Megan Lynch speaks with Margaret Brennan, host of CBS’s Face the Nation, about the Russians invading Ukraine and how it has already begun to affect the U.S.
Kevin shares his distaste of Mardi Gras as the Mardi Gras Parade and other events start this weekend.
KMOX Religion Editor Fred Bodimer talked about local Ukrainians watching the Russian invasion of their homeland with Deacon Eugene Logusch, pastor of St. Mary's Assumption Ukrainian Catholic Church in South County.
KMOX's Stuart McMillian talks with Kevin and Tiffany Kondracki who adopted Kira from Ukraine three years ago. They share how the Russian invasion has effected them and some of their friends and family who still live in Ukraine.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan discuss Russia attacks Ukraine, former President Trump called into Fox News, arming teachers with required training, and zooming while driving.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan discuss Russia and Ukraine, according to Wall Street Journal Americans are the happiest when the economy is growing, and Governor Parson tells KMOX’s Kevin Killeen that he does not need to apologize to the Post-Dispatch reporter.
a story from the New York Times shows that the CDC has been holding information back especially when it comes to young people.
KMOX's Kevin Killeen speaks with Missouri Governor Mike Parson about a prosecutor's recent decision to avoid charges against the St. Louis Post Dispatch, in an investigation of a state website.
today, Kevin talks with a woman sitting on her front porch watching the firemen in the street after a fire next door
Experts say cyber attacks against Ukraine could be a sign of what's to come for the US and our allies, if tensions with Russia don't ease. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch got insight from Johnathan Mell, Operations and Marketing Strategist at St. Louis-based Q-Net Security about what our nation needs to be watching for when it comes to potential cyber attacks.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan discuss Russia and Ukraine, Missouri primaries and opioid money
TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about Law & Order is coming back with new faces and Grey's Anatomy
Debbie is joined by Charlie Brennan and Ryan Wrecker to talk tensions in Ukraine, the Missouri Senate race and more on the dead crows.
Debbie Monterrey, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley are in studio for Overtime on KMOX! They discuss Donald Trump and family must testify under oath about business investigations, the Russian figure skater who tested positive for banned drugs rough free style skate, and why the Rams are paying a fans hospital bills.
KMOX's Brad Choat talked with a Saint Louis County highway department spokesman to discuss the road conditions after a winter storm.
Kevin shares a story from his twenties, during an icy winter storm, he had an interesting ride home.
Tom Ackerman, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan discuss banned books, school mask mandates, and more.
Debbie checks in with TV's Guide's Matt Roush on the latest about the newest season of Amazon's Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
KMOX's Health Editor, Fred Bodimer, talks with Dr. Ziyad Al-Aly, clincal epidemiologist at Washington University School of Medicine, about local researchers who found COVID-19 survivors face increased mental health risks up to one year later.
KMOX's Health Editor, Fred Bodimer, reports on the potential FDA approval for the first protein based Covid vaccine.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan discuss movies and why they cannot be friends, Missouri reducing taxes, and more.
STL City SC's Vice President of Community Relations Khalia Collier and Centene's Executive Vice President and Chief Communications Officer Marcela Manjarrez joins Tom Ackerman on TIAM to discuss the naming of the soccer stadium being Centene Stadium and why the two are a perfect match.
A strong storm is expected to affect the greater St. Louis area in both Missouri and Illinois on Wednesday night into Thursday. You can expect multiple hazards, including wintery mix, heavy rain and possible severe thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan naming rights for St. Louis City SC stadium will be known today, carjacking, and black crows.
We’re looking at one of those infamous St. Louis weather forecasts that may have you wearing shorts one day and snow boots the next. Take a look at the forecast on KMOX.com.
KMOX’s Stuart McMillian talks with Mindy Hudson host the of the podcast ‘Murder and Mayhem’ about the popularity of the genre and why we think it's so fascinating.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan discuss Valentine's Day, the Super Bowl halftime show, and Super Bowl commercials.
David and Jerri Hoffman's dream of transforming the area into a Midwestern Napa Valley takes several steps forward reports Brian Kelly.
KMOX's Health Editor, Fred Bodimer, reports on the FDA who postponed a planned advisory meeting to discuss Pfizer's request to authorize their Covid vaccine for young children.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins the TIAM crew to discuss the highest inflation in four decades, how the Ukraine situation is effecting gas prices, and how stocks may help beat the rate of inflation.
Tom Ackerman talks with Joe Buck about the MLB Lockout as baseball season is gearing up to start.
This Valentine's Day, we bring you a story of decades of love and companionship, that's reached a new level of devotion and commitment.
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KMOX’s Megan Lynch speaks with Margaret Brennan, host of CBS’s Face the Nation, about the truck blockade in Canada beginning to affect the U.S., and changing Covid restrictions nation wide.
Debbie Monterrey, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley are in studio for Overtime on KMOX! They discuss the infamous Tinder Swindler, a former president clogging toilets in the White House with sensitive documents, and the states ranking of life expectancy.
After news broke about Bob Saget's cause of death, head injury, KMOX's Health Editor, Fred Bodimer discusses with Dr. Benjamin Leacock about what makes head injuries serious, and what symptoms may send you to the hospital. Dr. Benjamin Leacock is the medical director of the Emergency Department at SSM Health St. Joseph Hospital in St. Charles.
Kevin visits with some folks hoping to capture a once in a lifetime photo of owls, some sharing their success.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan discuss former guard pleads guilty in court yesterday, St. Louis city expanding vaccine gift card program. Russian figure skater tests positive for a banned drug and the cheapest car is being discontinued.
When a group of four boys escaped from the St. Louis Juvenile Detention Center on Saturday, it was the fourth incident of teens breaking out in the last five months. KMOX wanted to know what's being done to address the issue.
DEA agents raided a Central West End high rise, and made an arrest in this weekend's overdose deaths. Authorities say nine victims suffered fentanyl overdoses – seven of them were fatal – inside a St. Louis apartment building on Saturday.
A pair of teenaged boys are lucky to be alive after falling through the ice on Creve Coeur Lake Tuesday. Maryland Heights Fire Chief Stave Olshwanger tells KMOX crews were just finishing up ice rescue training nearby, and saw the boys fall in.
The 12th Annual St. Louis Teen Talent Competition is this Friday (February 11th) at the Fabulous Fox Theater! Tickets are free but they will go quickly. Music Director Steve Neale joins Debbie Monterrey to talk about the event.
Norway prescription for longer life, E-cigarettes don’t help people stop smoking as much as medication.
Valentines Day in Monday. Many couples will be celebrating this weekend. A local flower shop gets ready for the big push
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan talk the high number of overdoses, Medicaid expansion, and Missouri Senate filibuster.
Covid cases continue to drop but what is next, young children and nicotine, a few more winks if you want to take off some weight.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan discuss Kevin Killeen going viral and the first weekend of the winter Olympics.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins the TIAM crew discussing Omicron against labor market and baby boomer retirement.
new cases of Covid is going down, the dangers of pregnancy and Covid, Medicare and free Covid tests.
Debbie Monterrey, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley are in studio for Overtime on KMOX! They discuss the Midwest's snow storm and slick road conditions, Eric Schmitt, and select airlines will begin offering alcoholic beverages again in mid to late February.
KMOX's Health Editor, Fred Bodimer, shares a new study that shows lock downs might have done more harm than good.
KMOX’s Megan Lynch speaks with Margaret Brennan, host of CBS’s Face the Nation, about the Russia and Ukraine tension and potential Supreme Court picks.
KMOX's Health Editor, Fred Bodimer, covers a new type of vaccine which prevents infection where it first lands, L.A. reinforces safety rules to prevent the Super Bowl from becoming a super spreader event, and how premature births may be connected to poor oral health.
Kevin shares a childhood story about sledding after visiting his old stomping ground during the Midwest snow storm.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan discuss the Midwest winter snow storm, the Winter Olympics, and Senator Josh Hawley's statements on Ukraine.
KMOX's Health Editor, Fred Bodimer, speaks with Dr. Gus Theodos to discuss how shoveling snow and ice can lead to a heart attack, especially if you have underlying conditions. Dr. Theodos recommends warming up, taking breaks, and staying hydrated to prevent any injuries and monitor symptoms.
KMOX's Health Editor, Fred Bodimer, shares that Covid cases are on the decline, FDA works on approving vaccines for children under 5, and President Biden restarting the cancer moonshot.
KMOX's Health Editor, Fred Bodimer, gives an update of vaccinations for young children.
AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean DeVore says heavy snow will taper off by this afternoon. Expect another 3-6 inches of accumulation. Wind and cold temperatures will continue to make travel treacherous.
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Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan talk groundhog day, NFL lawsuit, and Whoopi Goldberg comments on the Holocaust.
Pfizer asking for green light for shots for younger kids, 90 million cases since omicron, Olympic update.
A landmark shop in south St. Louis is closing, after 35 years. Sandy's Tailoring and Alterations on South Hampton Avenue is closing after 35 years, as Sandy and her husband Umberto look back on working together.
The couple has been married for 50 years.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan discuss incoming weather and the local schools approach to possible snow days, taxes, and wordle.
Chief Kenneth Gregory says it's a tough time to be a police officer and is concerned for his St. Louis County Police officers and their families.
FDA gives Moderna full approval, green light on more rapid testing, more young people are dying from unintentional drug overdose.
After homicide numbers drop in St. Louis, Mayor Tishaura Jones will speak with Washington Post the city’s policing strategies, preventing violent crime and navigating the coronavirus pandemic.
During his rally in Conroe, Texas, on Saturday, former President Donald Trump teased plans to run for the White House in the 2024 election, adding that he may consider pardoning those charged for the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
Tom Ackerman, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan talk ACF/NFC Championship games, a violent weekend in St. Louis, and Missouri parks.
The National Weather Service and AccuWeather forecasters predict the St. Louis region could see more than six inches of snow when winter weather hits Tuesday.
CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger, last week crazy stock market, and rate increases
best masks, new reason to promote booster, more and more pregnant women are testing positive.
Debbie Monterrey, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley are in studio for Overtime on KMOX! They discuss the teacher shortages across the state and nation, but 'Teach In The Ozarks' is attempting to sway teachers to move there. A bridge in Pittsburgh collapsed, injuring 10 people, the same day President Biden is due to visit to talk about infrastructure problems.
KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with Veta Richardson, author of the book Take Six: Essential Habits to Own Your Destiny, Overcome Challenges, and Unlock Opportunities to discuss the 'Zoom Ceiling' and how it might affect people working from home.
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KMOX’s Megan Lynch speaks with Margaret Brennan, host of CBS’s Face the Nation, about Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer's retirement and who President Biden might nominate for the position and the potential Russian invasion of Ukraine.
KMOX's Health Editor Fred Bodimer gives an update on Moderna booster shot to defend against Omicron and a new study shows the vaccine is safe for those who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy but Covid could be dangerous for unvaccinated expectant mothers.
Kevin shares his story of Pope John Paul II's visit to St. Louis in 1999, including an almost devastating mishap
KMOX's Religion Editor Fred Bodimer shares how the Catholic Church is starting to build a plan for the next 50 to 75 years on how younger generations will participate in churches.
KMOX Sports' Joe Pott takes an extended look at the upcoming AFC Championship match between the Chiefs and Bengals.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan talk on Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer planning retirement, gun laws in Missouri, and the two St. Louis police officers who were hospitalized after being shot while on duty.
The original voice actor for Charlie Brown in the 1960's, Peter Robbins, died at the age of 65 after tragically ending his own life. Friend of Peter Robbins and Arnold City Councilperson, Tim Seidensticker, joins Tom and Debbie to discuss the loss of his friend.
KMOX's Health Editor, Fred Bodimer, brings you updates on why you may lose your sense of taste and smell after contracting Covid-19, new studies show the Covid-19 vaccine does not impair fertility, and changing your diet could be as effective as medicine for lowering your cholesterol.
KMOX's Health Editor, Fred Bodimer gives an update on a possible variant named BA.2 and how it may affect you.
The FBI in St. Louis is sharing information about what people should do if they find old military explosives.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan talk the extension for the Loop Trolley money, a Los Angeles writer calls St. Louis a dump of a town.
One in three adults in the United States say they've been unfaithful to their partner in matters involving money. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch found out just how deep that cuts when she discusses a survey CreditCards.com with Senior Industry Analyst Ted Rossman.
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KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman responds to an LA Times writer who called the Rams refugees from 'a dump of a city'. Tom says the Rams are panicking, because they know the 49ers are ready to overtake their stadium.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan talk the rest of the school districts sued over masks, a couple of officers struck while responding to an accident, books being banned from school library.
The thought of trying to get control of your private information online may seem like an impossible task. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch spoke with Lisa Plaggemeier, Executive Director for the National Cybersecurity Alliance about some simple ways you can make a 'massive dent' in cyber crime. National Cybersecurity Alliance - Data Privacy Week
free Covid test kits to hit mailbox this week, best weapon against Omicron, restrictions in France, some baby formula harder to find.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan talk the crazy weekend if NFL playoffs, Attorney General Eric Schmitt sues some school districts over mask mandate but not all including the one where his kids go. In addition, energy drinks are the worst drinks for your heart.
CDC continues to stress vaccinations, the wait may soon be over for children under the age of five, peanuts could help with peanut allergies.
Today Kevin meets a man pushing a grocery cart full of scrap metal through the streets.
Debbie Monterrey, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley are in studio for Overtime on KMOX! They pay respects to the recently deceased Meat Loaf and reminisce on growing up with his music. Also discussed: the controversial use of the term “Chinese virus”, fake news in the Supreme Court, a record-number amount guns confiscated at Lambert International Airport, and Disney songs that John Hancock has never heard of.
Have you ordered your free COVID tests? Should you order a test even if you don't need one? Do they expire? Fred Bodimer and Dr. Sanjay Gupta have the answers.
KMOX's Health Editor has the latest on omicron symptoms, the benefits of coffee, and how binge-watching your favorite TV show may be deadly.
KMOX’s Megan Lynch speaks with Margaret Brennan, host of CBS’s Face the Nation, about foreign affairs, midterm elections, and the potential Russian invasion of the Ukraine.
Former employees of a now notorious COVID-19 testing company, which operated in the St. Louis area, claim samples were routinely spoiled and were told to lie to people about test results.
Debbie Monterrey, Charlie Brennan, and Amy Marxkors talk the freezing temperatures in St. Louis; an overflow of patients due to COVID-19; Dr. Same Page “moonlighting”; and the upcoming Olympics amidst the pandemic and human rights issues.
Tom Ackerman speaks with wrestler and fellow St. Louisan Randy Orton on the upcoming Royal Rumble at the Dome at America's Center on Saturday January 29th. Tickets are on sale via Ticketmaster.
The Dutchtown neighborhood in South St. Louis has a number of abandoned properties and a high crime rate. But it also has the attention of community development groups and non-profits working to turn the neighborhood around. The most ambitious and transformative plan Dutchtown has seen in a long time is ready to go. KMOX's Debbie Monterrey speaks with Rise Community Development's Director of Real Estate Development Mark Stroker on the project.
KMOX's Health Editor Fred Bodimer provides the latest on free medical-grade face masks from the Biden administration, and how children's COVID antigen tests have not proven accurate for widespread use.
Construction of the RP Lumber Center, an ice rink and recreation complex in Edwardsville, IL is entering it's final stages. Facility Superintendent Phil Zamora gave KMOX's Megan Lynch a personal tour of the work in progress and talked about what it takes to make a good sheet of ice.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan discuss Covid testing sites, Missouri state lawmaker putting forth to prevent journalists from being prosecuted, fake emergency alert.
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman talking about the 5G rollout and the problem at airports.
An emergency alert was sent to residents' phones across the state of Missouri on Tuesday about a search for a Hollywood car in a fake city. The Missouri Highway Patrol says they test the Blue Alert regularly and someone selected the wrong option.
signs in the next courses of the pandemic appears in South Africa, new message from World Health Organization on Omicron, Moderna hopes to have a 2 in 1 shot next year.
KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch reports on the top ten companies hackers like to imitate to steal your personal information. Called "phishing," scammers send out realistic emails that often link back to fake but legitimate-looking websites or emails that contain other malicious links.
Today, Kevin does not like Anheuser-Busch flipping its eagle around to face the right instead of the left. The St. Louis brewery, owned by Belgium's AB InBev, says it's a "more premium" design and about "forward looking" to the future instead of the past.
Police shot and killed a man they thought pulled a gun on them but in fact it was a BB pistol.
Athletes from several countries including the United States are encouraged to leave electronics at home because of the possibility of China implementing strong surveillance.
Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, Charlie Brennan and special guest Ryan Wrecker talk about the park clean up at the firefighter memorial, Olympic athletes are encouraged to leave phone and laptop behind when they travel to China, and is the pandemic the end of sick days, and Chris Pronger jersey retirement.
Before Monday's game, the St. Louis Blues retired Hall of Fame defenseman Chris Pronger’s No. 44 sweater.
Charlie, Debbie and John Hancock discuss the impact that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. had and still has today. Plus, another athlete who refuses to take the vaccine being barred from competition.
unapproved testing sites, you could still infect others even after isolation, weight loss surgeries, flu vaccine saving lives.
Today Kevin visits World News, the landmark Clayton news stand that’s closing down forever.
Debbie Monterrey, John Hancock and Michael Kelley discuss Covid, STL Firefighter, Republican National Committee, and blood supply shortage.
Supreme Court blocks vaccine mandate, women who get Covid late in pregnancy more likely to suffer complications, proper running of space heaters
Margaret Brenan of CBS's Face The Nation joins Megan Lynch talking President Biden struggling to gain ground on his initiatives this week with vaccine mandate.
The Red Cross in St. Louis is warning there's now less than half a day's worth of blood supply on hand in region. For more information on how you can give blood, you can call 1-800-RED-CROSS, or go toRedcrossblood.organd enter your zip code for the site nearest you.
Debbie Monterrey, Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors are talking Covid testing sites scams, St. Louis businesses stepping up for refugees, the county council wants a raise.
CDC will not change guidelines on facemasks, a new wearable device to track exposure, breast feeding not just good for babies but also the mothers