Tom Detweiler, General Manager of Dave Sinclair Ford, joins host George Sells to discuss how the micro-chip shortage is affecting the automobile industry. Next, Cardinals broadcaster and longtime KMOX Sports host Mike Claiborne joins Sells to share his emotions regarding the news that he’s been elected into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame. Claiborne also previews the Cards’ presumed Wild Card match up with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Later, hear how Simone Biles stood up for a St. Louis treasure while on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Host George Sells opens tonight’s program talking Cardinals baseball and taking calls on the MLB Wild Card game. Next, Rachel Bartels of Thrive Outside St. Louis, joins Sells to discuss the organization’s upcoming group canoe trip down the Mississippi River. Later, Sells discusses the rising Missouri gas tax and the City of St. Louis’ increasing parking fees.

Sarah McKay, co-owner of Bend, Oregon’s “Lively Up Yourself” vegan food truck and host Greg Damon’s niece, joins the show to discuss the vegan lifestyle and why plant-based diets are becoming more prominent, even in today’s professional athletes. Next, Top Fuel Dragster TJ Zizzo, manager of Zizzo Racing and driver of the Rust-Oleum Rocket, calls in to prepare us for this weekend’s NHRA event at World Wide Technology Raceway.

Greg Damon hosts a panel of experts here to discuss mental health awareness. Joining him are: Dr. Lauren Schwarz, PhD in Clinical Neuropsychologist at St. Louis University; Anna Forcelledo, MOSHAPE President-Elect, SHAPE America MO State Ambassador for health, member of the Missouri Healthy Schools strategic planning committee and physical education teacher at Rockwood South Middle School; Guy Danhoff, Professor of Health and Sport Sciences at Missouri Baptist University and co-author of the new book, “Zagging: Building Advocacy Through Digital and Social Media.”

Route 66 researcher Joe Sonderman of 66Postcards.com, author of many books including the new “Route 66: Then and Now,” joins host Greg Damon to discuss the Mother Road’s past, present and future.