Country music artist and historian Marty Stuart joins guest-host Clint Hasse to talk about the roots of his “Way Out West” project, his first calling into the music industry, what he sets out to achieve when writing music, his marriage to legendary country music singer Connie Smith and more. Next, 30-year St. Louis radio veteran Bo Matthews joins Hasse to tell us about his upbringing in Minnesota, how he got to St. Louis, his inspirations, what radio means to him and how he hopes to use it for good including the upcoming “Big Dawg’s Poker Bash” in Eureka.

Amy hits on a wide variety of topics during this edition of At Your Service, with topics ranging from medical marijuana, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, anti-semitism, and a nice chat with marathoner Jackie Pertle-Hall on keeping up with New Years Resolutions.

Jane Dueker is joined by George Mahe, St. Louis Magazine's dining editor, to talk all things food and the St. Louis restaurant scene.  They talk about some of the best restaurants of 2018, and what exciting new restaurants will open in the St. Louis area in 2019.

Jane Dueker talks with David Jackson, political lobbyist for Gamble & Schlemeier, about Missouri state politics, and David gives good insight on the current issues and concerns for Jefferson City going into 2019.  Former St. Louis County Police Chief Tim Fitch, now a St. Louis County Counsel member, joins the show to voice some of his budget concerns.

Greg Damon takes phone calls on listener car questions, and speaks with Seth Burgett of Gateway Bronco about vintage and special edition Ford Broncos.

Mike opens the show recapping the rough week on Wall Street and what the bear market has meant for the economy, but also what the Fed raising interest rates might have to do with the economy for the near-future. Mike then goes on into more detail on what the Fed raising interest rates might mean for the banks and for borrowers. Mike takes some calls about the interest rates, stocks, and retirement funds.

Two hours of the Auto Show has listener calls asking questions about their cars, special guests like Kevin Kileen and Chris Kerber. Also, Greg discusses some legislation issues in regards to autonomous vehicles.

Jane Dueker talks with Joseph Mcintyre Division Director for Robert Half Technology about getting a job in the technology industry. She then talks with Florence Ann Romano  "Windy City Nanny" about what it is like being a nanny and the remake of Mary Poppins. Jane then talks with Travel Specialist Gig Gwin about all things travel including the hot destinations for a cruise

Jane Dueker talks with Jack Grone editor of McPherson giving an update on the City County Merger, next she talks with Melenie Broyles about holiday etiquette. She is then joined by Randy Mason author of  “Back To One” discussing holiday drinking. Finally she is joined by Kitty Ratcliffe President of Explore St. Louis talking about the expansion of the convention center

Tonight’s two-hour show is packed with listener calls dsicussing their most memorable holiday road trips and dream cars for Christmas. Also, a few tips for staying safe at the pump.