Chris and Amy recap Missouri’s primary election with Michael Kelley, including Wesley Bell’s win, Steve Ehlmann’s victory and Jake Zimmerman’s successful County Executive campaign. Sarah Fenske discusses the election results and the St. Louis-based “Betting on the Wedding” app, while Jen Siess breaks down CITY SC’s playoff push and Marcel Hartel’s future. Retired FDNY Lt. Tom O’Connor shares his experience responding on 9/11, the mission of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation and details on the World Trade Center steel beam visiting near Busch Stadium. Zimmerman also joins the show to discuss St. Louis County’s budget challenges, regional cooperation and his campaign for County Executive.

Chris and Amy first talk with retired FDNY Lt. Tom O’Connor about his experience responding on 9/11, the mission of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation and the World Trade Center steel beam visiting near Busch Stadium. St. Louis County Assessor and Democratic County Executive candidate Jake Zimmerman then discusses his primary victory, the county’s budget challenges, rebuilding trust with the County Council and regional cooperation.

St. Louis County Assessor and Democratic County Executive candidate Jake Zimmerman joins Chris and Amy after his primary victory. He discusses the county’s structural deficit, the failure of Proposition U, rebuilding trust with the County Council and his vision for stronger regional cooperation.

Tom O'Connor, Retired Lieutenant with the New York City Fire Department joins Chris and Amy to share his experience responding on 9/11, and how the the Tunnel to Towers Foundation supports wounded veterans, Gold Star families and fallen first responder families. He also previews the World Trade Center steel beam display near Busch Stadium.

Chris and Amy talk with St. Louis Magazine Executive Editor Sarah Fenske about election results and the St. Louis-based “Betting on the Wedding” app becoming a prop-bet juggernaut. CITY SC broadcaster Jen Siess discusses the club’s strong run of form, Marcel Hartel’s possible return to Germany and how the team could respond if he leaves.

CITY SC broadcaster Jen Siess joins Chris and Amy to discuss the club’s strong run of form, Marcel Hartel’s possible return to Germany and whether Carlo Holse and Alex Mățan can help fill the gap if Hartel leaves.

Sarah Fenske, Executive Editor of St. Louis Magazine, joins Chris and Amy to discuss Missouri election results and the St. Louis-based app “Betting on the Wedding,” which has become a hit among wedding guests.

Chris and Amy wrap up primary week with political analyst Michael Kelley, discussing Wesley Bell’s victory, Steve Ehlmann’s win in St. Charles County and Jake Zimmerman’s successful campaign. They also debate what St. Louis needs to regain the national spotlight, compare life in Chicago and New York and offer some blunt dating advice.

Chris and Amy break down Missouri’s primary results with Congressman Wesley Bell, Major Garrett and St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann. Matt Pauley joins to discuss the Cardinals’ series win over the Yankees, Jordan Walker’s injury and Iván Herrera’s eventful game. The show also covers Proposition U, regional cooperation, the Epstein investigation and modern dating.

Chris and Amy talk with St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann about why he decided to seek another term and what his primary victory says about political extremism. Ehlmann also discusses apartment growth, transportation funding, cooperation with local mayors and why reducing crime in St. Louis is critical to the entire region’s future.