Mark Reardon Show

Have you seen the latest Tik Tok “center of gravity” challenge? Producer Dave Cline and Mark tried it out. Greg Haggslund is the organizer of Keep Live Alive St. Louis – a big virtual local music event coming up on March 12th. Local sports writer Dan O’Neill discusses Cardinals Spring Training and the recovery for Tiger Woods.

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It’s a Reardon Roundtable Friday with State Representative Steve Butz, Jeff Rainford – former Chief of Staff to Mayor Slay, and Jean Evans – former Executive Director of the Missouri Republican Party. Topics include the coronavirus and vaccines, Trump speaking at CPAC, the St. Louis mayoral race, new allegations against Governor Andrew Cuomo, the Tiger Woods car accident, and Spring Training baseball.

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Are you having some mental health issues during this pandemic? A lot of us are. Anthony Campbell, head of WorkplaceViolencePrevention.com, heard our segment on Monday with Carol Daniel and tweeted that he has a grant to help those in need. Paul Hall and Dan Buffa preview the Golden Globes.

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Mr. Potato Head is going gender neutral. Josh Kraushaar, political editor for The National Journal, discusses the latest on the COVID relief bill, CPAC and Trump and future of GOP, and a Governor Cuomo update. Missouri State Senator Bob Onder talks Senate Bill 12 and conceal-carry on Metro.

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President Biden’s nearly $2-trillion COVID relief plan continues to work its way through the House this week. Genevieve Wood, senior advisor and spokesperson for the Heritage Foundation, examines the details. Jazz Shaw of Hot Air joins host Mark Reardon to discuss a grand jury’s decision not to indict the police officers involved in Daniel Prude’s death nearly a year ago in Rochester.

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CBS News Correspondent Steve Futterman joins host Mark Reardon to discuss the latest on Tiger Woods’ accident and surgery. KMOX Golf Correspondent Dan Reardon offers perspective on what lies ahead for Tiger’s golf career. CBS News Medical Contributor Dr. David Agus elaborates on the FDA saying Johnson and Johnson’s one-dose COVID-19 vaccine appears safe and effective in trials. KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman previews tomorrow’s Garage Happy Hour guest, Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado.

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Tiger Woods is in surgery in a Los Angeles hospital after suffering multiple leg injuries in a single car rollover crash this morning in Rancho Palo Verdes . St. Louis native Brian Ping is an anchor at KNX Radio in Los Angeles. Alcohol-free spirits?  The move is picking up steam with the release of Tanqueray's new alcohol-free product. Kirk Miller is the managing editor of InsideHook.com. Mark and Rick Neiner talk politics.

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Tiger Woods suffered multiples leg injuries following a car accident. Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signs into law criminal justice overhaul  -- including eliminating cash bail.  Tom Haine is the Madison County State's Attorney.  He calls this a bad law. Dr. Alexander Garza, head of the St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force, discusses the COVID vaccine and local COVID numbers.

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Mark Reardon and Carol Daniel openly discuss mental health of adults, young adults, and kids during the pandemic. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger discusses what may be a surprise for jobless Americans in their tax bill concerning their unemployment benefits. It’s day one in Jupiter of full squad workouts for the Cardinals. Kevin Wheeler joins the show.

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Can we reach herd immunity by April? A Johns Hopkins University doctor thinks so. After a rough week in the South due to winter storms, energy outages and water shortages, how are things going there now?  Joe Arnold is a spokesperson for Kentucky Electric Cooperatives. Boeing has recommended that airlines ground all 777s with the type of engine that blew apart after takeoff from Denver this weekend. Michael Boyd is an aviation analyst with Boyd Aviation International in Denver.

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