Mark Reardon Show

Time for Sue's News: Sue talks about the birth of what is now the FCC, Tennis Star Novak Djokovic unable to compete in two major U.S. Tennis competitions due to COVID policies, some small things that make your life easier and the random fact of the day.

Hour 1: Mark talks about Kim Gardner being sued and her press conference where the questions aren't really answered, and John Sailer, fellow and Director of University Policy at the National Association of Scholars, about questionable hiring practices at Mizzou and Missouri Attorney General, Andrew Bailey, joins to talk about his lawsuit against Kim Gardner.

Mark is joined by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, who earlier today, filed a quo warranto suit against St. Louis Circuit Attorney prosecutor Kim Gardner.

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Hour 3: Arnold Stricker, a member of Citizens For A Greater Downtown St. Louis, joins Mark Reardon to discuss the tragic accident that critically injured a teenage girl in town for a volleyball tournament, and how it is affecting local government. Then, a Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, Brian Riedl joins the show to discuss his latest piece, "Biden's Promises on Social Securities and Medicare Have No Basis in Reality." Later, Mark brings you the Audio Cut(s) of the Day!

Arnold Stricker, a member of Citizens For A Greater Downtown St. Louis, joins Mark Reardon to discuss the tragic accident that critically injured a teenage girl in town for a volleyball tournament, and how it is impacting local government.

Hour 2: Dave Murry shares a quick national weather forecast before Sue brings you today's Sue's News! Then, Alex Rich and HaZe, Y98 radio personalities, join the show to discuss the pros and cons of a four-day workweek, and a quick quiz to find out how "Retro" they are.

Today Sue brings you news on popcorn, restaurant subscriptions, and the Random Fact of the Day on Dr. Pepper.

Hour 1: Mark brings you the latest news following the tragic accident over the weekend. Then, Fahad Nazer, the official spokesman for the Saudi Embassy in Washington, DC joins Mark Reardon to discuss why he is in St. Louis, US-Saudi relations, and Vision 2030! Later, 97.1 FM Talk legal analyst Brad Young breaks down the news story of Alabama police who claims basketball star, Brandon Miller brought a teammate the handgun that was used to kill a woman last month.

Fahad Nazer, the official spokesman for the Saudi Embassy in Washington, DC joins Mark Reardon to discuss why he is in St. Louis, US-Saudi relations, and Vision 2030!