Michael Kelly, Democratic Party strategist, calls in to At Your Service to discuss the future of the Democratic and Republican parties in today’s political climate. Also on the table: the effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines with Dr. Dunagan, today’s real estate market with Ed Pinto, and the hopeful end to Zoom meetings.

The hour starts off with guest Brad Sowers, President of the St. Louis Auto Dealers Association, filling us in on the car market and why there is a shortage.  Labor shortages and lack of other products is also opined by host George Sells. Later, George takes your calls to discuss your first, or favorite, concerts.

George Sells talks with KMOX news anchor Sean Michael Lyle on the possibility of more NFL in St. Louis, and with former FOX 2 reporter Roche Madden on his career at Channel 2. George is also joined by Sharon Hunter of the Moonstone Theater Company to talk about how COVID-19 affected the live theater industry, and the construction of a new theater in Kirkwood.

Brad Young discusses vaccine incentives, Governor Parson’s new bill, and takes callers to share their opinions on the topic. Also on the table: Al Sharpton’s advice to the White House, Kevin Killeen’s debacle with squirrels and tomatoes, and a preview for next week’s guest, Michael Lynch.

Brad Young talks with attorney Bevis Schock about his lawsuit against the city of St. Louis over the city earnings tax. Brad also speaks with Zack Smith of the Heritage Foundation and DailySignal.com about the Supreme Court decision Brnovich vs Democratic National Committee.