How do you give your kids their allowance? Cash? We'll talk with Stuart Sopp, founder of Current, which is putting parental controls on a debit card. Accenture's Michael Gallagher explains how machine learning and artificial intellgence are replacing humans in doing office work. (There's an event this week with more.) Executive Director Tyler Mathews updates us on everything Venture Café.

YourSTLCourts wants to make it easier to deal with St. Louis County's myriad of municipal courts. Laura Kinsell-Baer, founder of CivTech St. Louis, and Clark Woolsey, a developer, introduce us to the web app. Then, Edward Jones is pushing into more urban areas and ramping up its recruiting efforts. We'll find out why from Katherine Mauzy, Principal of Financial Adviser Talent Acquisition.

St. Louisans are embracing the great outdoors.  Seth Treptow updates us on the latest projects by Great Rivers Greenway and why they'll help draw millennials to the region. Also, Edward Jones is partnering with local venture fund SixThirty to invest in financial technology start-ups. Edward Jones Chief Information Officer Vinny Ferrari joins us.

On Tuesday, Mayor Francis Slay will leave office as the longest-serving mayor in the city's history. Mayor Slay joins Michael Calhoun and Travis Sheridan to reflect on his 16 years in room 200 at City Hall, including his greatest frustrations and accomplishments.

St. Louis to Kansas City in only about 25 minutes? Andrew Hawkins, writer for The Verge, explains what the Hyperloop is and whether it could actually happen. Travis talks with Andrew Smith, new VP of innovation for the Regional Chamber. Michael talks with former Chamber president Dick Fleming about what's there to be optimistic about in St. Louis.