Cally Banham, Oboe and English Horn player with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and founder of Cortango, joins the show in-studio to talk about her career, the prestige of SLSO, and the newly renovated Powell Hall which can be viewed at an open house this Saturday!

Best World Series ever? Amy thinks so. John Hancock joins with an update on a deportation story; Matt Pauley on the World Series, the Blues & Billikens; Andrew Egger from The Bulwark; plus coverage of immigration; Nigeria; AI and Chat GPT.

Chris and Amy spend the final hour with Andrew Egger to kick it off, elections and government shutdown; why isn't Nigeria getting press coverage?; Chat GPT and a monkey was shot; Amy googles something she shouldn't.

Amy and Chris comment on ChatGPT and AI, and reluctantly says there are some ways to utilize the new platform.

Andrew Egger is The Bulwark's White House correspondent and co-author of the Morning Shots newsletter and joins Chris and Amy every Monday morning. This week he comments on the government shutdown and the off-year elections.

KMOX host John Hancock joins the show to update the story of his family friend who's been detained by ICE, despite his efforts to be a legal immigrant, and was allegedly scammed; Matt Pauley had thoughts on the World Series, the Blues & Billikens.

Following an entertaining World Series, KMOX's Matt Pauley joins Chris and Amy with a recap. Plus, Blues news as they continue to struggle, and the Billikens tip-off their season tonight.

KMOX host John Hancock returns as his family friend is currently in a prison awaiting deportation.

Chris and Amy discuss the Dodgers' win over Toronto in the World Series; they re-visit a conversation with John Hancock about a family friend's possible deportation; the Riverview Mayor; Did you see this? Frozen burrito inventor dies.

Did you see this? 'I don't want to see a 68-yard field goal,' says Chris.

Also, Rest in Peace to the inventor of the frozen burrito.