The Charlie Brennan Show with Amy Marxkors

St. Louis native Lori Chalupney, former member of USWNT and current Women’s coach at Merryville University joins Brennan talking about how she is helping an Afghan soccer player get adjusted to life in St. Louis.

Whine Line; Blast from the Past. Marxkors aunt and uncle call in from Prague, Czech Republic. Thomas Bickel, CPC Logistics a company based in Chesterfield joins Brennan and Marxkors talking about the driving shortage and how to combat it.

Hear the Whine Line; Blast from the Past, plus Amy Marxkors aunt and uncle call in from Prague, Czech Republic.

The show begins with Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors talking about the high number of cases that have been dismissed by Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner. Russian and Belarus runners were not allowed to partake in the Boston Marathon. Tom Blair, MODOT St. Louis District Engineer joins the show talking about highway cleanup that MODOT will be doing, plus if they will use inmates or the homeless to clean up.

Tom Blair, MODOT St. Louis District Engineer joins the show talking about highway cleanup that MODOT will be doing, plus if they will use inmates or the homeless to clean up.

Whine Line; Blast from the Past. Dr. Christopher Smyser, Washington University pediatric neurologist at St. Louis Children’s Hospital joins Brennan and Marxkors talking about the development of a babies brain and if poverty and crime plays a role in the size of the brain. Tom Timmerman, Blues writer for St. Louis Post-Dispatch joins the show talking about being stuck in an elevator at Enterprise Center after the Blues game on Saturday. Finally, we find out about Dyngus day.

Christopher Smyser, Washington University pediatric neurologist at St. Louis Children’s Hospital joins Brennan and Marxkors talking about the development of a babies brain and if poverty and crime plays a role in the size of the brain.

Katie Fischer, St. Louis Market Executive for Bank of America joins the show talking about the cleanup of the highways that they have done throughout the month of April.

Charlie Brenan and Amy Marxkors begin the show talking about a story that says children are still separated from their parents in Afghanistan. Another violent weekend in St. Louis gets Brennan and Marxkors to discuss if firearms should be registered like cars. Katie Fischer, St. Louis Market Executive for Bank of America joins the show talking about the cleanup of the highways.

Hancock and Kelley are joined by Amy Marxkors and Debbie Monterrey today, and they have baseball on the brain. After that, Kevin Killeen stops in to tell us about his home repair work, and later, they talk about Elon Musk.