KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins host George Sells to ramp up the level of excitement for tomorrow night’s Wild Card game between the Cardinals and Dodgers in Los Angeles. After a few Cardinals calls, Sells turns his attention to the national news regarding the controversial execution of Ernest Johnson for a 1994 triple homicide. Finally, Julie Bauke, President and Chief Career Strategist of The Bauke Group, joins Sells to discuss the disappearance of the workforce.

Dave Simons is At Your Service tonight. Dave is a Certified Financial Planner Management at Simons and Cordes Wealth Management Group within UBS Financial Services, and the host of the “Dollars and Sense” show on KMOX.  In the third and final hour of tonight’s show, Dave discusses the labor shortage and the housing market in the United States. Also- Will the Chicago Bears find themselves playing in a new home? Dave Simons explores the possibility.

Dave Simons is At Your Service tonight. Dave is a Certified Financial Planner Management at Simons and Cordes Wealth Management Group within UBS Financial Services, and the host of the “Dollars and Sense” show on KMOX.  In the second hour of tonight’s show, Dave dives into the reports of now-public Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen. Haugen says she saw "conflicts of interest between what was good for the public and what was good for Facebook."

Dave Simons is At Your Service tonight. Dave is a Certified Financial Planner Management at Simons and Cordes Wealth Management Group within UBS Financial Services, and the host of the “Dollars and Sense” show on KMOX. Tonight, he tells you all you need to know about the debt ceiling and reconciliation.

Cardinals pre and post-game host Kevin Wheeler joins host George Sells to get you set for next Wednesday’s Wild Card match up and break down what the team’s run means for both the city and the organization. Next, we revisit Sells’ earlier interview with Rachel Bartels of Thrive Outside St. Louis. She gives us the scoop on the group’s upcoming canoe trip down the Mississippi River.