The Charlie Brennan Show with Amy Marxkors

The Whine Line is a lot of talk about litter cleanups and progress being made, and a blast from the past, Jim Lehrer, live from Dublin, Ireland, Tim Fitch, talks on the independent investigation into the death of Cora Faith Walker.  Professor Alain Sanders, talks on the nominated Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, the proceedings involvement, and constitutional agreements. Plus, more about a debate on Yale University and individuals trying to get out of Afghanistan.

Tim Fitch, District 3 Councilman, talks on the independent investigation into the death of Cora Faith Walker.

Charlie and Amy talk about Lia Thomas affecting the coverage of other swimmer's, and the recent crimes in downtown St. Louis. Wendy Gillette, CBS, is in Poland and joins to talk on disbursement of Ukrainian refugees across Europe and their living situations and Russian citizen's level of knowledge on everything going on.  Ann Lemmons Pollock, author of Iconic Restaurants of St. Louis, talks on the passing of iconic restaurateur Al Baker, and the expected closing of Bob's seafood in several weeks. Ken Ono, UVA Math Professor, talks on UVA swimming and breaking records.

Ann Lemmons Pollock, author of Iconic Restaurants of St.Louis, talks on the passing of iconic restaurateur Al Baker, and the expected closing of Bob's seafood in several weeks.

Amy Marxkors joins Hancock and Kelley to talk about Amy's slow return to running, being active and Grandma's Marathon, later they're joined by Kevin Killeen, they talk about all the goodies he found while spring cleaning, and running shoes.

John Hancock, Michael Kelley, Amy Marxkos and Kevin Killeen talk about all the fun things Kevin found during Spring Cleaning.

Hancock and Kelley listen to part of Arnold Schwarzenegger's compelling video and discuss the invasion of Ukraine.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley are in the studio this morning discussing shows coming to St. Louis, Arnold Schwarzenegger's plea to end the invasion in Ukraine, more on the pandemic and numbers spiking in Europe, Cardinals Baseball coming back, and what works better - Off! or Avon - to keep away the bugs?

Hour 2: Charlie and Amy listen into the Whine Line and the Blast from the Past; Miranda Rectenwald, the Curator of Local History for the Washington University Libraries, comes on to discuss a new exhibit that's coming to WashU; and Joanna Serenko joins to discuss her new album, her experience on "The Voice," and even plays a song live in the studio.

Semifinalist and Kirkwood Native, Joanna Serenko, joins Charlie and Amy to discuss her new album and her experience on "The Voice."