The Charlie Brennan Show with Amy Marxkors

The Whine Line is up first. Next, Mark Harris is the author of Mike Nichols: A Life. Mark joins the show to give a preview.

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Clay Dunagan BJC Healthcare Chief Clinical Officer joins the show telling how to pre-register for a COVID-19 vaccine. The most efficient process to pre-register for the COVID-19 vaccine is on the BJC HealthCare website, www.bjc.org/covid-vaccine. For those without internet or e-mail access, there is a phone number that can be used as an alternate. That number is 314-273-1252. Due to high demand, wait times on this line can be lengthy so it is recommended to use the website when possible. Dan from St. Louis ordered Bread Co., but it never arrived. There was a bright ending, though!

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This hour starts with the Whine Line. Calls on MetroLink safty and if you have been to a wedding with a famous person.

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Charlie Brennan starts the show talking a little more about the Justice Center including phone calls from a corrections officer, plus the best places to get chili on a cold day. Clayco’s, Bob Clark joins the program talking AT&T office tower going up for auction.

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This hour starts with the Whine Line. Former Detroit Tigers pitcher Denny McClain joins the program to talk about former heavyweight champion Leon Spinks who passed away last week. Finally, Brennan play back an interview he did in 2012 with the late Hal Holbrook.

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Charlie Brennan starts the show talking about the incident at the Justice Center where inmates broke windows on Saturday, takes your phone calls including a former inmate tells his experience.  

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KMOX’s own Carol Daniel helps explain the history and current reality that serves as the basis for African American distrust towards the COVID-19 vaccine. Author, journalist and anthropologist Stanley Kurtz, Senior Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, discusses his recent piece in the National Review titled, “Ultra-Woke Illinois Mandates are Top Threat to U.S. Education. Host Amy Marxkors also discusses the problems social media causes, YouTube rabbit holes and keeping history alive.

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John tells a personal connection to Scott Joplin in honor of Black History Month. Chiefs and Cardinals talk is next. Troy Taylor has done a lot of research on a St. Louis exorcism, and previews a documentary airing on Discovery Plus. John Brown, co-author of 100 Things to Do in Missouri Before You Die.

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Steve Chaggaris has the latest out of Washington. Tishuara Jones is running for mayor and joins the show expressing why. Missouri lawmakers advance a bill to ban enforcement of federal gun laws. Brad Young joins the show discussing whether or not it is constitutional.

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The Whine Line is up first. Next, Mark Bitman joins with the history of our food and how it has changed America. Listener calls are welcomed.

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