Hancock & Kelley look at some of the key races across the political spectrum, look at voter trends, and take calls on polling.  Guests include political correspondent and UM Communications director Scott Charton talking about Prop D in Missouri, and former Missouri Democratic Party chair Roy Temple.

With the midterm election days away, John Hancock & Michael Kelley preview some of the key races in Missouri, Illinois, and nationally.  They also talk about Missouri Senate race ads, voter turnout, polling, and chat with the political editor of the Post-Dispatch Christopher Ave.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Calhoun talk with KMOX reporter Megan Lynch, who has produced an eight part series about the culture of youth sports and how it has changed over the years.  Amy and Michael also talk about children's content on Youtube.tv, and "Grinchy" billboards.

Amy, Michael, and Maria cover a wide range of topics-- including the Pittsburgh Synagogue shooting, the idea of "Rage Culture" and the influence of social media.  Also covered are new apps and trends, including "couchsurfers" and "AirBnB", Hallmark movies and Christmas decorations.

The gang opens hour two explaining how radio personalities balance on-air honesty and stretching stories for entertainment. Next, in 2018 it is called “co-sleeping.” We discuss the overwhelming negatives of letting your child share the bed with you. Also, Yahoo now owes $50-million for its recent security breach. We chat about the unfortunate prevalence of identity theft. Finally, do you decorate your house for Halloween? It’s never been more popular.

The gang is back as Carol Daniel, Amy Marxkors, Ryan Wrecker and Fred Bodimer take us around the horn on a variety of social issues in today’s tricky culture. Topics in the first hour include President Trump and social media’s responsibility in today’s bomb scares, colonoscopies, and St. Louis’ stolen vehicles and bad drivers.

Mike Claiborne has conducted interviews with the two MIssouri Senator candidates, incumbent Claire McCaskill and challenger Josh Hawley.  The two candidates are asked the same series of questions, including whether they think Washington is broken and how it can be fixed, and what they would do for the people of Missouri.

Mike Claiborne is joined first by Bruce Nagy, who authored the book "The Clean Energy Age: A Guide to Beating Climate Change".  Next, Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Daniel Z. Lieberman, MD, talks about his new book "The Molecule of More: How a Singloe Molecule in Your Brain Drives Love, Sex, and Creativity-- and Will Determine the Fate of the Human Race".  Hour 2 of 2

The gang has expanded as Overnight America host Ryan Wrecker joins cohosts Carol Daniel and Amy Marxkors as well as executive producer Fred Bodimer for a few hours of discussion centered on how we as humans function in today’s confusing society. In hour two, the panel discusses natural instincts, their expectations for the proposed Hyperloop connecting St. Louis and Kansas City, no-it-all’s, and more.

The gang has expanded as Overnight America host Ryan Wrecker joins cohosts Carol Daniel and Amy Marxkors as well as executive producer Fred Bodimer for a few hours of discussion centered on how we as humans function in today’s confusing society. In hour one, the panel discusses how to pay for the bill while dining out with a group, unwritten rules of bridal showers, so-called friends-and-family discounts and full-on shouting matches.