The Charlie Brennan Show with Amy Marxkors

John Hancock and Micheal Kelly discuss the problematic choices of host nations for several international sporting competitions as the Winter Olympics officially open today.

Hour 2: Charlie brings you today's Whine Line, and Blast From The Past. Dr. Mary Noel George joins the show to discuss your skins' health during the winter months. Later, we hear the top 10 rejected names for the new Washington Commanders.

Dr. Mary Noel George joins Charlie and Amy to discuss the best practices for protecting and healing your skin this winter.

Hour 1: Major Garrett, Chief Washington Correspondent CBS News, joins Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors. Brian Deveau and John Pottebaum share their snow day stories. Later, SLUCare cardiologist at SSM Heal SLU Hospital, Dr. Stephanie Windish discusses how to take care of your heart while shoveling the new snow and ice.

Brain Deveau and John Pattebaum share their childhood stories of snow day fun as St. Louis is hit with a snow storm.

Whine Line, Blast from the Past; St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann joins Brennan and Marxkors descripting what the snow is like in St. Charles. Modot Bob Becker gives update on the streets and Joe Monroe from Idot gives update on Illinois streets. Former KSDK anchor Karen Foss joins the show talking about her bout with Covid. Finally, Brennan and Marxkors ask for your comfort food on days like this.

NHL Hall of Famer Bernie Federko joins the show talking about his days growing up in Canada and playing in the snow.

Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors get driving tips from a driving great in Kenny Wallace. NHL Hall of Famer Bernie Federko joins the show talking about how St. Louis likes to overreact too little snow and what it is like for him to grow in Canada when it snowed. Dave Wrone provides an update on St. Louis County roads.

Brennan and Marxkors receive driving tips from one of the best, St. Louis native Kenny Wallace

Whine Line, Blast from the Past featuring Brennan choking. Spencer Jakab, author of ‘The Revolution that Wasn’t: GameStop, Reddit, and the Fleecing of Small Investors’ joins Brennan and Marxkors talking about the social movement in the investing world the last couple of years. Singer and St. Louis native St. Louis Ellen Foley talks about how she ended up signing on Meat Loaf’s “Paradise by the Dashboard Light” and her new solo album ‘Fighting Words.’