The Charlie Brennan Show with Amy Marxkors

Brennan starts by taking phone calls to see if the listeners can clear something up for him. Volunteers at the art institute in Chicago are fired. Should there be a cognitive test for elected government officials.

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Whine Line, Blast from the past; A Thomas Jefferson statue was voted to be taken down a lack of charging stations on Southwest flights and they take your phone calls.

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Amy Marxkors believes she has found a loophole to stream Blues games. Scott Carter, President of Spire Missouri joins Brennan and Marxkors discussing the court ruling that could shut down a pipeline that brings natural gas to the St. Louis area. Jenni Bergal, Senior Staff Writer, Stateline The Pew Charitable Trusts talks about paying the homeless to pick up trash.

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Whine Line, Blast from the past; Stephanie Childress, St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Assistant, talking about being such a young conductor and the orchestra playing the music of the Beatles Friday October 23 at Powell Hall. 

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Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors begin the week discussing Marxkors upcoming Halloween party, parking tickets in the city and they take your phone calls.

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Kevin Killeen joins Hancock and Kelley to share stories of his former boss whistling in the newsroom, and gives us a glimpse into the techniques of a certain beggar in downtown St Louis. Later, Sarah Schlafly, CEO of Mighty Cricket, gives us the inside scoop on a new source of protein.

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John Hancock and Michael Kelley talk with KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman on the firing of former Cardinals manager, Mike Shildt. Next, the duo discuss how the government doesn’t seem to have its priorities straight, and a new style of yoga that utilizes marijuana. Lastly, a moccasin company apologizes to appease the “woke” crowd.

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Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors speak with Craig Rivard, co-owner of the restaurant Little Fox in Fox Park about the dynamite success of he and his wife’s business.

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Charlie and Amy take your calls on the Whine Line, where we hear what’s been bugging you lately. The two then speak to John Capps, President of Plaza Motors, about the most scenic drives in the United States, and take your calls to hear your favorites. Steve Smith, founding member of Lawrence Group, and Dave Glover join the show to talk about their favorite rides as well.  

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Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors speak with Craig Rivard, co-owner of the restaurant Little Fox in Fox Park about the dynamite success of he and his wife’s business; and with Ivory Crockett, who broke the world record for 100 yard dash with a 9.0 sec time to break Bob Haynes’ time of 9.1 seconds. After this feat, Crockett claimed the title, “The World’s Fastest Human.” He is also the namesake for the Ivory Crockett Run for Webster, a 5k race that benefits the Webster Groves School District Foundation. Sign up for the run at www.wgsdfoundation.org. Lastly, Charlie and Amy are joined on the phone by WWE Superstar Drew McIntyre. WWE Royal Rumble takes place Saturday, January 29th at the Dome at America’s Center. Tickets go on sale Friday, October 15th at 10AM CT through Ticketmaster.

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