The Charlie Brennan Show with Amy Marxkors

Ron Lieber, Your Money Columnist for the NY Times and author of “The Price You Pay for College” joins Brennan and Marxkors talking about if you should pay off your college loans or hope they are forgiven

Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors start the day talking about President Biden being caught on a hot mic. Dave Simons, Sr. Vice President of Investments at UBS and host of Dollars and Sense Sunday on KMOX joins the show talking about the market starting way down yesterday and ending up in the green but is back down this morning. Greg Stohr, Bloomberg News Supreme Court reporter joins the show talking about the Supreme Court decision that it can consider race when extending offers of admission. Finally, the top 10 signs you know your Covid test is a scam.

Dave Simons, Sr. Vice President of Investments at UBS and host of Dollars and Sense Sunday on KMOX joins the show talking about the market starting way down yesterday and ending up in the green but is back down this morning.

Whine Line, Blast from the Past featuring Louie Anderson and Bob Costas. Jeanne Venn, Concierge at The Chase joins Brennan and Marxkors telling stories of the late Louie Anderson when he stayed at the Chase Park Plaza. Comedian Tom Papa joins the show talking about him coming to The Sheldon next weekend.

Jeanne Venn, Concierge at The Chase joins Brennan and Marxkors telling stories of the late Louie Anderson when he stayed at the Chase Park Plaza.

Jack Lane, Executive Producer of Stages St. Louis joins the show talking about The Prom at the Fox and tryouts for Karate Kid the Musical.

Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors begin the week talking about college swimming. Jane Dueker once again joins the show with a follow up to last week with a man being released from jail because of a positive test has been arrested again.  Brennan and Marxkors discuss climbing movies and that the student loans will not be forgiven and they will need to be paid again in May. Finally, Jack Lane, Executive Producer of Stages St. Louis joins the show talking about The Prom at the Fox and tryouts for Karate Kid the Musical.

Hancock and Kelley are in the studio on this frigid Friday to speak with Scott Nelson, an Employment and Labor Partner at Hunton Andrews Kurth, LLP to discuss the seemingly-perpetual labor shortage in the US. Later, KMOX’s own Kevin Killeen pops in to share his favorite sound effect, and Amy Marxkors joins the boys to discuss the runner’s regimen.

In this clip from the first hour of Hancock and Kelley, the boys speak with Mike Claiborne on the use of robot umpires to call balls and strikes in Triple-A baseball this year. A real umpire will still be present, but will only relay the computer's call to players and fans. With this being introduced in the highest level of Minor League Baseball, this technology is only one step away from the majors.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley talk John’s new sense of fashion, President Biden’s news conference, Governor Parson’s State of the State Address, how a certain rock star refuses to listen to his own songs, and scary plane stories. Lastly, the boys are joined by Mike Claiborne to discuss former Blues defenseman Chris Pronger’s retirement ceremony and the potential use of computers to call balls and strikes in baseball.