The Chris and Amy Show for April 28, 2025 includes a recap of the Blues win over the Jets to even the series; The history of the "Towel Man"; Tony La Russa remembers his friend Walt Jocketty; Political commentator Chris Cillizza on polling as 100 days of the Trump Presidency.

Chris and Amy discuss recent polling marking the 1st 100 days in office for Pres Donald Trump; why was anyone so mad about a game at the Dome?; what are your Monday Regrets?

Political commentator Chris Cillizza writes a daily newsletter, 'So What?' and he joins Chris and Amy as the Donald Trump Presidency hits the 100 day mark.

Baseball Hall of Famer Tony La Russa joins Chris and Amy following the death of former Cardinals GM Walt Jocketty and Matt Pauley looks at the weekend wins for the Cardinals and Blues.

Sports Open Line host Matt Pauley joins Chris and Amy as the Cardinals wrap a weekend series with Milwaukee and head to another Central Division foe, Cincinnati, this week. Plus, a look at the Blues home wins over Winnipeg.

Former Cardinals manager and Baseball Hall of Famer Tony La Russa joins Chris and Amy following the death of former General Manager Walt Jocketty. La Russa says Jocketty will become a member of the Cardinals Hall of Fame this fall and the La Russa Rescue Foundation will host an event in St Louis at Stifel Theater on July 16.

The first hour of the Chris & Amy Show for April 28, 2025 includes a recap of the weekend success for the St Louis Blues, and the origin story for the 'Towel Man' at Blues games, plus, 'Did you see this?'

Ron Baechele says he was inspired to throw towels after Blues goals with a trip to Peoria for a Rivermen game back in the 1990s. He joins Chris and Amy after the Blues beat Winnipeg on Sunday afternoon. He says it took almost 3 years for his act to catch on, starting at The Arena and then moving to Kiel Center, now known as Enterprise Center.

Scott Jagow, Dale Schilly, Annie Frey, all join Amy and Michael Kelley as well as John Hancock on this edition of The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX.

Amy and Michael Kelley finish off the show talking about how certain Native American mascots are getting banned in Illinois after Illinois House Bill 1237 makes its way to the state senate. 97.1 KFTK host Annie Frey joins the conversation to give her thoughts on the matter.