Danan Hughes, Kansas City Chiefs radio analyst talks uplifting music, football players being very routine, the future of Travis Kelce and more.

Amy and Mike talk Tony Dokoupil has message for CBS viewers. Rawle Andrews Jr., Executive Director of the American Psychiatric Association Foundation talking about new year resolutions shifting toward mental health. Benjamin Hochman, columnist for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch talks the importance of newspapers and Cardinals off season.

Benjamin Hochman, columnist for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch talks the importance of newspapers and Cardinals off season.

Rawle Andrews Jr., Executive Director of the American Psychiatric Association Foundation talking about new year resolutions shifting toward mental health.

Amy Marxkors and Mike Elam discuss new year resolutions, best way to start the day, Mamdani sworn in as New York Mayor. Finally, did you see this.

The Chris and Amy Show wraps up 2025 with a full three-hour year-in-review. Hour 1 focuses on the May tornado that struck North St. Louis, with St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer discussing recovery efforts, city service improvements, public safety priorities, and emergency response challenges. Hour 2 features John Hancock and Amy Marxkors reflecting on 2025 and the start of 2026, covering New Year’s traditions, food debates, pop culture, personal resolutions, career changes, and a Midday Midlife segment with Paula Almgren on caregiving, aging in place, and planning for long-term elder care. Hour 3 looks back at notable people who died in 2025 and revisits what Americans in 1998 predicted life would be like by 2025, including a history lesson and personal stories as the year comes to a close.

Hour 3 of the Chris and Amy Show with John Hancock and Amy Marxkors reflects on notable people who died in 2025 and revisits what Americans in 1998 predicted life would look like by 2025. John adds a history lesson and a personal dog bite story, comparing past expectations with today’s reality as the year-in-review continues.

John Hancock and Amy Marxkors talk 2025 reflections, New Year’s traditions, food debates, and pop culture. The hour includes discussion on personal resolutions, career changes, and a brief look at national legislation, before wrapping with The Midday Midlife segment featuring Paula Almgren on caregiving, aging in place, and planning for long-term elder care.

The Midday Midlife segment features Paula Almgren, author of "Eldercare The Rules: Navigating the Legal, Financial, Medical, Housing, and Care Maze", who discusses how families in the “sandwich generation” can plan for aging parents. Topics include estate planning basics, aging in place versus assisted living, recognizing safety concerns, and preparing financially and legally for long-term care.

Amy and John review the biggest stories of 2025, including the May tornado that struck North St. Louis. St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer joins the show for a year-end discussion on tornado recovery, improvements to city services, public safety priorities, and emergency response challenges. The hour also includes conversation on the St. Louis Billikens’ standout basketball season, Missouri Republicans’ redistricting efforts, and wraps with New Year’s Eve reflections.