Attorney Rick Cornfeld, who represented former St. Louis Rams fans in their settlement over Public Seat Licenses for a team no longer here, joins host Brad Young to share insight into the litigation. Cornfeld explains the class action process, what it was like dealing with Rams owner Enos Stanley Kroenke’s lawyers and what to do if you are involved. Young also later explains two other pending cases involving the Rams and the city of St. Louis. Finally, Overnight America host Ryna Wrecker joins Young to explain how his beloved Detroit Red Wings dealt with PSL’s.

Former St. Louis County Executive and Commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service Gene McNary joins host Brad Young to discuss the leadership of the late former President George H. W. Bush, who was laid to rest yesterday in Texas. Having worked with Bush, McNary touches on the 41st president's heroic war legacy, outstanding public service, style of diplomacy and much more.

Dr. Tommy John, trained chiropractor, baseball instructor and son of the well-known MLB pitcher, joins host Megan Lynch for the duration of the hour to analyze both the pressure and pain we are applying to the adolescent population via overbearing youth sports.

Dr. Terry Jones, Professor Emeritus of Political Science at UMSL, joins host Megan Lynch to analyze a change in Missouri legislative districts and the new mathematical formula that aims to ensure partisan fairness. Karen Wolownik-Albert of the Gateway Foundation then teaches us about managing the holidays if you or a loved one is dealing with substance abuse. Finally, Dr. Gina Marusic, a pediatrician with SSM Health Medical Group, discusses childhood obesity and how to properly look after children’s nutrition.

Amy Marxkors opens the show talking about the World Chess Championship and St. Louis native Fabiano Caruana, who placed second.  Also, Amy talks with rock climber and BMX rider Justin Salas, who lost his vision at 14 and continues to climb and ride.

Amy Marxkors is joined on the phone by Alon Rosenthal, who is in Tel Aviv to talk about some of the latest issues in Israel.  Plus, Ben Shapiro made an appearance at the Ohio State University, and Amy talks with former Cardinal manager Mike Matheny at the Chess Gala in St. Louis.  Part 2 of 2

Host Walter Sterling discusses horrible retail experiences and school bus nightmares. Are the difficulties of purchasing in major department stores pushing us to online shopping? Sterling also depicts his dreadful experience this afternoon picking his daughter up from the public school bus stop, or at least attempting to.

Host Walter Sterling discusses troubles with airlines and ways to deal with it. Topics include his tip for early loading, on-airline dating apps, the new Southwest saga over a parent who shouldn’t be allowed to name her children and more.

Three hundred million miles away, NASA’s Insight lander touched down on Mars after a seven month journey. Eric Gustafson, senior educator at the McDonnell Planetarium at the St. Louis Science Center, tells us more about our eighth landing on The Red Planet. Next, Main Street Books owner Emily Hall tells us why adults are buying children and teens big-picture books and other trends in the novel universe. There is a new center at the University of Missouri that looks at body image and ways to improve how we view ourselves. Ginny Ramseyer Winter, Assistant Professor of Social Work, discusses what their research aims to focus on.

Broadcast meteorologist Cindy Preszler of WeatherSTL.com joins host Megan Lynch to discuss leaving the Midwest for a new role back on the air in Florida. Next, Lynch analyzes local protests at Mercy South hospital over requiring all staff members to receive a flu vaccine shot. Finally, Psychologist Adi Jaffe tells us about alcohol withdrawal and the right and wrong ways to quit bad habits.