The Charlie Brennan Show with Amy Marxkors

Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors start the show talking about an upcoming pickle ball match between Marxkors and Mark Reardon. Next, they take your calls on personal property tax receipts. Finally, lessons to you by your dad.

Whine Line and Blast from the Past; Michael Boyd, President of Boyd Group International and Michael Calhoun from the KMOX Newsroom join the show talking about the non-stop flight from St. Louis to Germany. Don Corrigan, author of American Roadkill: The Animal Victims of Our Busy Highways talks his new book.

Sam Adler of The Staenberg Group joins Brennan and Marxkors talking about The Gallery at the District is now displaying Making History: Kansas City and the Rise of Gay Rights. Colonel Bob Webster of Salvation Army joins the show talking about what the Salvation Army is doing to help those effected by the tornado. Next, they talk Covid numbers and UPENN transgender swimmer. Finally, Mark Mueller of Mueller talks about the new store and raising daughter to speak multiple languages.

Whine Line and Blast from the Past; Brian Bretsch, Communications Executive Ameren Illinois joins Brennan and Marxkors talking about how he walked 10,000 steps for 4,000 straight days. Brennan and Marxkors talk about fighting in schools as those numbers are on the rise and they take your phone calls. Finally, Ryan Wrecker talks about KMOX Tree of Hope.

Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors guns being allowed in cars on Missouri campuses. Mayor of Edwardsville Art Risavy joins the show talking about how things are going in Edwardsville after the storms Friday night. Caryn Mefford, Vice Chair of the Edwardsville Community Foundation talks about how people can help those in Edwardsville. Steve Ehlmann, St. Charles County Executive talks about the Friday storm that hit the St. Charles area. Ophthalmologist, Dr. Gregg Berdy joins Brennan and Marxkors talking about a new FDA approved eye drop that might replace reading glasses.

It’s Friday with Hancock and Kelley! Joe Zydlo, the Regional Communications Manager of the American Red Cross of Missouri and Arkansas, joins the dynamic duo via phone to discuss area blood shortages and blood drives. Kevin Killeen then joins in-studio to discuss squirrels, Christmas gifts for the wife, John Lennon’s assassination, and his son’s messy bedroom. Lastly, John Hancock speaks with the greatest keyboardist in rock and roll, Rick Wakeman of Yes. Rick will be playing at the Sheldon Concert Hall on Sunday, March 6th.

It’s Friday with Hancock and Kelley! The dynamic duo discuss tipping etiquette and gifting portraits of yourself for Christmas before being joined by a number of guests. Mark Hamrick, Senior Economic Analyst of BankRate.com, calls into the show to talk about job numbers. Later, the boys are joined by Colonel Collette Webster of the Salvation Army to discuss the Angel Tree Campaign. This campaign seeks to help 4,000 children in the St. Louis area who are in need of a little extra holiday cheer this Christmas. Go to Salarmy.us/stlouisangeltree to donate. Lastly, Tony Viviano calls in to preview his special gig “Tony Viviano’s Christmas in St. Louis” on the Hill TOMORROW (Saturday 12/11/21) from 12:30-4:30pm.

Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors take your calls on the weirdest roads in St. Louis on the Whine Line, and even get a call from Captain Rodger Brand with his opinions on the topic. Later, Charlie and Amy take your calls to hear what historical events you’ve witnessed.

Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors talk NFL settlement money and low test scores among Missouri schools. Also: St. Louis aldermen argue over a coin toss, and the Prime Minister of Finland catches COVID while at a nightclub. Lastly, Catherine Kerr, granddaughter of prominent St. Louis architect Gale E. Henderson, joins the show to discuss her grandfather’s work. Mr. Henderson had an extensive career that lasted 55 years from 1908 to 1963, and many of his home designs are now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Whine Line and Blast from the Past; a transgender University of Pennsylvania is crushing swimming records that Brennan and Marxkors discuss what is fair, and take your calls.