In hour two, co-hosts Carol Daniel and Amy Marxkors are first joined by executive producer Fred Bodimer for a basic multiple choice U.S. Citizenship test modeled after the one taken by immigrants in the process of neutralization. Next, Daniel and Marxkors discuss friendship, how it evolves as we grow older and how it relates to a loss of civility in America.

Co-hosts Carol Daniel and Amy Marxkors open tonight’s program discussing the investigation into the death of the missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. More specifically, the duo deciphers what it represents for the current state of journalism and how media bias leads to consumer betrayal. Matt Roush, Senior TV Critic for TV Guide Magazine, then joins the show to analyze the first episode of “The Conners” without Roseanne.  Most importantly, Roush answers the question, “Is it still funny?” Finally, Daniel and Marxkors discuss WOW Airlines’ departure from St. Louis’ Lambert Airport and what it represents for the city of St. Louis.

Host Jane Dueker kicks off the second hour of the show with a special guest from the Clean Missouri Opposition. Then, Jane has Julia Adami, Great Circle vice president of home and community-based services, on the show. Then finally, George Mahe, St. Louis Magazine Dinning Editor, joins Jane in studio to talk about restraunts in St. Louis.

Host Jane Dueker begins today's show with Lt. Governor Mike Keohe to talk about Proposition D - Transportation Tax. Then, Jane brings Peta Wittig, the executive director of the St. Louis Aquarium at Uniron Station, on the show to talk about what is coming to Union Station.

Brett Kavanaugh has been accepted into the Supreme Court, Steve Ewing of The Urge joins to discuss the new goal song for the St. Louis Blues, a dog-friendly bar, and more buzz around St. Louis soccer.

Host Jane Dueker opens the hour talking with communications expert Donza Doss to discuss how people might deal with someone that always has to be right. Jane is joined by Seth Hettena, author of “Trump / Russia: A Definitive History” to talk about the many years Trump has spent wooing Russian money and power. Dr. Robert Bruno joins Jane to talk about Supreme Court. Jane sits down with the voice of the Blues Chris Kerber to talk about the Blues end of season sale.

Host Jane Dueker opens the show previewing what will be heard in the next couple of hours. Author Vicky Ward joins the show to talk about Gov. Eric Greitens and the article that she wrote called “Swamp Thing” about Nick Ayers, former Chief of Staff of Vice President Pence.  Dr. Dan Haybron joins Jane to talk about happiness, and the research that has been done to figure out how people will be happy, and more.

Jane has a mixed bag this afternoon talking about the City of St. Louis. A small portion of politics, the best places to eat, and new events dowtown at the Gateway Arch. Also, a school and job oppurtunity for a wide range of ages. John Mazur is the Exuctive Director of Launch Code, a business teaching and finding jobs for people in the tech industry. Eric Moraczewski joins the show to discuss events downtown at the Arch and lastly George Mahe talks about new trendy spots to eat.

Jane Dueker is joined by Scott Faughn to discuss the investigation into Missouri Governor Eric Greitens.  David Willson, school pyschologist and author of "Uncommon Sense: Children and School", talks with Jane about the school shooting in Parkland, Florida.  Matt Conley, city administator for St. Ann, talks about revitilizing the former Northwest Plaza shopping center.

Jane Dueker talks with Missouri State Representative Jean Evans about some controversial marriage laws in Missouri.  David Bahnsen, author of "Crisis of Responsibility" calls in to discuss the current culture of blame in this country.  Finally, George Mahe, the Dining Editor of St. Louis magazine, is in studio to talk about the St. Louis resturaunt scene.