The Charlie Brennan Show with Amy Marxkors

Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors start by talking about the crime in downtown and continuous car break ins at Blues game. Doug Mueller, Partner with Wipfli LLP joins Brennan and Marxkors talking about child tax credit. Next, Caller X tells his story of getting his car stolen twice since moving back to St. Louis. Tim Fitch, Former St. Louis County Police Chief and current County Councilman talking car thefts and what he is trying to do to fix it.

Whine Line and Blast from the Past; Bob Costas talked about sports betting Friday night on HBO. Musician Jake Shimabukuro joins the show promoting the forthcoming album “Jake & Friends” which includes Jimmy Buffett, Kenny Loggins, Ziggy Marley, Bette Midler and more.

Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors begin the show talking about Cori Bush tweeting that white supremacists shot at them while marching in Ferguson. St. Louis Attorney Terry Good joins the show; his car was stolen Monday morning but he found it thanks to a car tracking system. Braxton Payne, Director of Digital Media Communications at Show Me Victories talks about the STL-NFL Lawsuit and the recent polls that Show Me Victories conducted about what fans would prefer from the NFL.

Whine Line and Blast from the Past; Brendan McEntee, son of Sgt. William McEntee who was killed in the line of duty in 2005 talking about backstoppers and all they do to help families of first responders. Graeme Edge, Drummer of Moody Blues passed away last week and Brennan replays an interview with him.

Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors start the week discussing the continuing problem with car break ins. Duke Ellington School is postponing naming a building after Dave Chappelle. Susan Piazza, Municipal Sales Manager, Republic Services joins Brennan and Marxkors talking what is recycling and what is not.

It’s Friday with Hancock and Kelley! In the second hour of this morning’s show, the fellas speak with Gregg Haglund of “Steve Litman Presents” about a unique opportunity for students. His organization is awarding $5,000 to one local high school who needs it for their art, theater or music department through Keep Live Alive and Beyond Van Gogh.  This could be for new instruments, band uniforms, sets/costumes for drama dept, etc. Deadline for teachers to apply is Dec 3. Hancock and Kelley are then joined by Steve McIntosh to talk about developmental politics. Steve is the President of the Institute for Cultural Evolution, the author of Developmental Politics, and the  coauthor of Conscious Leadership. Later, we hear audio from the touching “Thank You” video from former Cardinal Matt Carpenter.

It’s Friday with Hancock and Kelley! We find out that Hancock is a soon-to-be grandpa! The duo also discuss the ramifications of the January 6th insurrection at the Capitol, yard work as a kid, the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, and more.

Whine Line and Blast from the Past; Jeffery Dixon, head of the grassroots non-profit Empire 13 talking about him leading an effort to pick up trash in East St. Louis. Pastors Ken and Beverly Jenkins through their Refuge and Restoration non-profit are repurposing this long vacant Schnucks into a $16 million community center. Plus do you have to stop at red lights.

Jesus Ortiz, Editor OurEsquina and former Post-Dispatch Sports Columnist joins Brennan and Marxkors talking about the Travis Scott concert tragedy this weekend and how Houston will handle it. Take your phone calls on how to save money. Stephanie Kritchel, Co-Chair of “For the Love of the Chef” and is talking about the event at the Bocce Club Sunday November 14th to benefit Rich LoRusso.

Whine Line and Blast from the Past; Joe Sadewasser, CEO of the Greater St. Louis Area Council, Boy Scouts of America joins Brennan and Marxkors talking Boy scouts food drive, the bags will dropped off this Saturday and picked up next Saturday (November 20th). St. Louis Magazine George Mahe talks about the future of three restaurants at Wydown and Hanley. Bob Spitz, Author of “Led Zeppelin: The Biography” talking about the book. Finally, St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Music Director Stephane Deneve talks about what is upcoming at the Symphony this weekend.