TechShop was a national chain of industrial workshops that filed for bankruptcy just before the holidays. A group of St. Louisans involved with Third Degree Glass Factory are reviving it under the name Maker Studio. It re-opened just in time for local 'makers' who needed the equipment to finish producing holiday products. Michael and Travis talk with Maker Studio member director Emily Elhoffer.

Michael Calhoun talks with Edward Jones Chief Executive Jim Weddle about Scottrade Center naming rights, Chief Executive Warner Baxter Ameren on investing in startups and Principal of Deloitte on tech jobs in St. Louis.

AARON PERLUT, of the digital marketing firm Elasticity, via Skype, on St. Louis having more social media mentions related to Amazon's HQ2 than any other city; KAREN WEISE, Bloomberg News reporter in Seattle, via Skype, on how being a company town for Amazon has changed them, and a round-up of the HQ2 bids from across the continent; plus St. Louis County Executive STEVE STENGER, on Amazon's HQ2

St. Louis could help migo IQ, a Puerto Rican start-up affected by Hurricane Maria. We'll get the scoop via Skype. Purina is holding a pet-related hack-a-thon this weekend at its headquarters. Less than a week until Amazon's HQ2 headline, so we'll go to Seattle and a Bloomberg News reporter.

Missouri is back in the running for Hyperloop between STL and KC. Andrew Smith at the Regional Chamber updates us. Then, Sheila Sweeney and Katy Jamboretz of the Economic Development Partnership take us inside the bid for Amazon's HQ2. Joe Buck makes his best case for Amazon.