Today on the Chris and Amy Show; Grace Ybarra, Sports Reporter and Anchor for KMOV joins to talk about the Blues struggles, Cardinals make a big trade, Billikens are hot and more.

CBS Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins to talk about layoffs at the Washington Post and people not trusting media.

Dr. F Perry Wilson, Director of the Clinical and Translational Research Accelerator at Yale University joins to talk about dry January, GLP-1s and more.

Dutch Gudici, President and CEO of Imo's Pizza joins to talk about the new limited time "Honey Trap" pizza.

In the final hour Chris and Amy are joined by Dr. F Perry Wilson, Director of the Clinical and Translational Research Accelerator at Yale University to talk about dry January, GLP-1s and more. Dutch Gudici, President and CEO of Imo's Pizza joins to talk about the new limited time "Honey Trap" pizza. Plus combining friend groups.

In the final hour Chris and Amy are joined by Dr. F Perry Wilson, Director of the Clinical and Translational Research Accelerator at Yale University to talk about dry January, GLP-1s and more. Dutch Gudici, President and CEO of Imo's Pizza joins to talk about the new limited time "Honey Trap" pizza. Plus combining friend groups.

Dutch Guidici, President and CEO of Imo's Pizza, joins the show to discuss the pizza chain's history in St. Louis and to promote the new limited time "Honey Trap" pizza.

Dr. F Perry Wilson, Director of the Clinical and Translational Research Accelerator at Yale University joins with a follow-up on Dry January, GLP-1s interaction with alcohol, and the potential issues with white noise machines for sleep. Check out Dr. Wilson's new podcast "Wellness, Actually" with Emily Oster launching February 12th! Each week, they dig into the data behind a wellness topic (think microplastics, GLP-1s, fluoride, etc). You can subscribe today in advance of Episode 1 (declining sperm counts) coming out on February 12th.

In this hour Chris and Amy are joined by Grace Ybarra, Sports Reporter and Anchor for KMOV to talk about the Blues struggles, Cardinals make a big trade, Billikens are hot and more. CBS Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins to talk about layoffs at the Washington Post and people not trusting media. Also are you the guys wearing shorts in cold temps and what day should the Super Bowl be on.

CBS Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins to talk about layoffs at the Washington Post and people not trusting media.

Grace Ybarra, Sports Reporter and Anchor for KMOV, joins the show to discuss the Blues struggles, the Cardinal's' big trade, and the red hot Billikens.

In the first hour of the Thursday show Chris and Amy discuss a State lawmaker wants to increase Missouri speed limit from 70 to 75. Layoffs at the Washington Post. Finally, did you see this.

Hour 1 opens with reaction to the SLU Billikens’ win over Davidson and whether they are the best sports story in St. Louis right now, followed by debates on paid parking at Plaza Frontenac, Rock Hill residents complaining about marijuana odors, and why Cracker Barrel is requiring employees to eat at the restaurant.

Hour 2 includes a response from friend of the show Stephen Richer to Speaker Mike Johnson’s election fraud claims, a discussion on whether crying is actually good for your health, a phone call from Corey Miller reporting from the Winter Olympic Games in Italy, and more talk about smells around St. Louis.

Hour 3 features an in studio conversation with Stéphane Denève of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, previewing February events including a two week Mozart festival, Amadeus with live orchestra, and The Magic Flute, along with updates on Powell Hall renovations and the upcoming Eternal Tina Turner tribute on February 15. The show wraps with a debate on reserved parking and ADA requirements, The Midday Midlife featuring Dr. Willie Jolley on wealth vs. being rich and smart money habits, and a final discussion on whether the Super Bowl should stay on Sunday or move to a different day.

Hour 3 features an in studio conversation with Stéphane Denève of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra on February events, including a two week Mozart festival, Amadeus with live orchestra, and The Magic Flute. He also discusses Powell Hall renovations, improved acoustics, and the upcoming Eternal Tina Turner tribute on February 15. The hour continues with a debate on reserved parking and ADA requirements, then wraps with The Midday Midlife featuring Dr. Willie Jolley on wealth vs. being rich, disciplined spending, and teaching kids smart money habits, before closing with a Super Bowl scheduling debate.